The Washington herald., 1915-01-27
ARMY ORDERS.

Capt Clarence Deems. ir.. Sixth Field ARTILLERY.
upon his arrival in the United States viii TTlcecd
to Fort Riley Hans, and report to the cn1nm-li-
ing officer for temporary duty. upon the com
petion Of which he will proceed 70 Fort Sill Okh-.
and report TO the CUnmandant Of the School OF
Fire for Field ARTILLERY. UpJn completion OF the
course. Capt. Deems will proceed to JOIN ms r'si
First Lieut.. Edward J. Cullen. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps will proceed to Fort Morgan. AR anu
repoTt to the commanding officer Of that inrt tp'
temporary duty. upon the completion OF "hlch no
will Join the 18th Company. ,,
First Lieut.. Louis X. DOugherty Tuird Fteu
Artillery. will make not to cNceed one Ii'it pr
month until June 70. 70 Waukegln. H.; MIl"auAr'
Wis: Clinton Iowa, and DanJillc, Ill. TO IN
strut the field artillery batteries Of the nrsNnized
Militia and upon the completion Of the duty VIII
return after each visit to D3nTlue' III c--r-v
First Lieut.. Benjamin q. Davis. Ninth 'aValry
l. detailed as professor of military science ana
tactics at WilberfJrCe University NIDerioFce' O1D
Lie-t Davis will proceed to WtbeHorce ana rrporl
to the president Of the university for duty &C
Clrt William NJ. Fassctt. Signal CnrTs. will pro
ceed on or about January 3 IN New York CITY for
duty pertaining 10 the newly-organzed nattShon'
sign,I CorpS. C,rSanized Militia Of New York.
Col. Willis T. May. Twenty fourth Infantry. i
relieved from assignment 70 that regiment
Each Of the following officers Is assigned 70 the
regiment indicated after his name: Capt Herbert
r. Crnsby. First Cavalry; First Lieut. Henry }"
Mitchell Ninth Cavalry: Second Lieut.. Ebert Il.
Guseu Tenth CaTalry and Second Lieut. Thomas
]. j. Christian, flrst aNhHs.
Each Of the following officers Of the infantry
arm is assigned tn the regiment indicated after
his name: Capt. Ned NJ Green. TNFenty eighth
Infantry; Capt Frederik L. kuudsen. Twenty
seventh Infantry, Capt. Leonard T. Baker. Ninth
Infantry; Capt Robert H. Silman, Twenty third
Infantry: First Lieut. Ralph A. Jones, Tventieth
Infantry; First Lieut.. Robert II. Fletcher. ir..
Sixth Iufantry: First Lieut.. TOTey y. MaEhee'
Tuerty-hrst Infantry: First Lieut. Jesse O. Drain,
Ninth Infantry: First Lieut. Fitzhugh l.. Minntger-
ode. Eighteenth Infantry; First Lieut.. Bruce r.
Campbell. Eleventh Infantry; second Lieut.. Rapp
Brush Eleventh Infantry; Second Lieut. Walker p.
Hobson Ninth Infantry; Second Lieut.. HaHy X.
Kutz TWenty-Sscond Infantry: Second Lieut.. Carl
r NcKinney Twenty seventh Infantry: Second
Lieut. John C. Walker. T., Twelfth Infantry: Sec
oDd Lieut. whitmon Il. Connolly. Seventeenth In
cart. Robert G. Rutherford. ir-. Twenty fourth
Infantry, Is assigned to the Eighteenth Infantry.
10 take effect February l. 1915.
Cart James x. GOOdAle. q. S. A, retired, 4
,SSisnrd to active duty and detailed for general
rpcruitipg service He will proceed to Roanoke Va.
and enter upon recruiting duty at that place. re-
IiryipE Cant Fred W Hershler. U. 5. A.. retired,
Who will proceed 10 Cincinnati. and enter upon
recruiting duty relieving Capt William NJ Goodale.
m s A. retired from further dHty on recruiting
seryice Cart William NJ. Goodas upon being
thus relieved will proceed TO his home. Capt.
lanes r. Goodals Is appointed an acting quarter
master for the time he may remain On recruiting
duty.
granted First Lieut.. Edward J. Cullen, Coast Ar
tilleTy COrIs-