The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave Of absence for twenty-five days to take
erect upon relief from treatment at Lettsrmsn Hos
pitai San Francisco. Cal. is granted First Lieut..
L. Llewellyn Bull. Twenty-third Infantry
First Lieut.. Perry N. Gallup. Coas ARTILLERY
Corps is relieved from assignment the 18th Com
pany and from treatment at Walter Reed Hospital
and will proceed to Fort worden. WASH. and re-
port TO the comma ndins officer.
Mai. Wilson T. Davidson. Medical Corps Is de-
tailed as medical examiner and witness before the
army retiring board appointed to meet Governors
Island, y. Y, during the absence of Mai. Albert
E. TRULY. Medical Corps.
Capt. Harry h. Jordan, Ordnance Department
will proceed to Texas City. Tex. official business
and upon the completion OF this duty will return
to his proper station.
Tie following order is published for the infor-
nation and guidance OF all concerned:
By direction Of the President. a general court
martial is appointed to meet at Manila, r. l..
on September /. 1915. Detail for the court ::
Col. William A. Skunk cavalry: Lieut. Col James
u. Aussmith. Eighth Infantry; Lieut. Col. Farrand
Sayre. Seventh Cavalry; Maj. Samuel G. Jones.
Eighth Cavalry; Maj. Charles J. Symmonds. Seventh
Cavalry; Capt Joseph Z. Cusack. Seventh Cavalry;
Capt. William C. Sils. Eighth Cavalry; Capt Pres
ton Brown Eighth Infantry: Capt George E. Mitch
ell. Seventh Cavalry; Capt Ra!dl S. Granger. Second
Field ARTILLERY; Capt. AlTan c. Gillem, Eighth
Cavalry; Capt. Henry NJ Bankhead, Eighth In
fantry; Capt. Robert Sterrett. Eighth Cavalry:
Capt. Robert H. Allen. Eighth Infantry. judge ad-
yocate.
Mai Edwin D. Bricker. Ordnance Department
will make not to exceed three visits the works Of
the American Car and Foundry Company Whining
ton. Del. official business for the Ordnance
Department. and will return TO his station after
each visit.
First Lieut.. Frank c. GT~- Medical Reserve
Coaps. will proceed to F.. Pout Del, for
temporary duty. relieving Capt. Thomas O. Austin
Medical Corps. Capt. Austin will proceed TO Fort
Hancock. \. J., for temporary duty.
By direction Of the President Maj. Edwin Lam
don, Coast ARTILLERY Corps is detailed to fill a
vacancy in the Adjutant Generals Department, to
take effect August =. 1916. vice Maj. George T.
Patterson. adjutant general. who is relieved. Mai
Landon will proceed to San Francisco. Cal. and
sail for the Philippine Islands for assignment 10
duty.
Mai. Patterson will report to the commanding
general. Coast Defenses Of Manila and subic Bays
for assignment 10 duty.
indicated after his name: Capt. Frank B. Watson. |
Qusrteramster CORPS Infantry. to the Twenty !
'ixth Infantry. effective August Z: First Lieut.. /
Charles A. Thus to the Seventeenth Infantry. |
effective July s. First Lieut. Benjamin +. Nc |
Cellan to the Twenty eighth Infantry: First Lieut.
Frederick b. Terrell to the Twenty second Infantry
First Lieut. Fred A. Cook to the Nineteenth In /
antry, effective August /; First Lieut. Louis A |
kunzig to the Twenty-frst Infantry effective Sep |
ember %; Second Lieut.. Albert ". Jones to the |
rwenty second Infantry, effective August l.
Leave of absence for month to take effect !
fter completion Of his duties inspector instructor
1t camp Of Organized Militia Of the State Of Ken
lucky. Owensboro. KY. is granted First Lieut..
.ouis Farrell. infantry.