The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-28
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smith Fourth Field Artillery, tn Second Field Ar
tierS; Ffr-t Lieut. Rene T. Der. Hoyle Sixth
Field ARTILLERY. tO Fryt Field ARTILLERY: Second
Lieut.. Raymond b. Austin. Sixth Field ARTILLERY.
TO Second P1eid Artillery: Lieut- Col. Lewis NJ
koshleF. attarhei to the Eighth CaTAlry to Ninth
Cavalry: Mai Charles A Hedekin attached n the
Eleventh Cavalry. to Fourth Cavalry: Capt. Mathew
C. Smith. tn Ninth CaTalry: Capt Hamilton ).
Hawkins. Third Cavalry. to Fourth Cavalry: CaVt-
Conrad 5. BabcT,ek. Tenth Cavalry Fourth
CArAlry: Capt- Fresborn p. Holoomb Tenth Cav
alry. IN Flfeenfh Cavalry; CsTt Jams Long
street. sixth CsslrJ. Ninth Cavalry: First Lieut..
BrIcr L. Burrh. Fourteenth OaIalry. tn Fifteenth
Csralry: First Lieut. Philip J. r. Kiehl czTAlry.
To Fourth Cavalry: Seouud Lieut. KsnnA g. East
ham. S~cDEd CsEklry. tn Fifteenth CaTalrg: Second
Lieut.. James p Ysnc-v Thirteenth Cavity. tn
Fifteenth CaTalry. They will sail for Honolulu
- Manila. and upon arrival will Join the regiment
~ which be Is tranSe-T-d assigned
First Lieut.. Benjamin o. ThrasheF Medical Re
s"rTs Corps. at NeWprt News. Va. is re
Eeved from further duty in the transport seTyics
will proceed - Fort n @. Wright. v. Y.
and report TO the commanding Ofnce-. Coast De
fenSes Il Long Island Sound foT duty
The leave heretofore granted Cspt. Harvey W.
Miller. TNsntyeighh Infantry. is still further e1-
tended ten DAYS
Brig Gen John p Morrison L. : A.. recently
States truoTs STATIONED in Chins until further
orders and will report accuriinsly to the cum-
handing general rhiHpStne Department
Zach Of the following officers y assigned u the
Il. WinanS, 10 the seventh CaUalry: Capt George
r. Cunb. to the First Cavalry: First Lieut. Ed
ward NJ. Eel, the Eleventh Cavalry: Second
Lieut.. Clarence n Lang 10 the Twelfth Cavalry;
First Lieut. Robert H. Lewis. to the Fourth Field
ARTILLERY: Second Lieut.. Charles q. Helmick. to
the sixth Field ARTILLERY; Second Lieut.. Herbert
:. CiArks1u. U the sixth Field Artillery Sec1nd
Lieut.. Gilbert r. Strelinger. to the Eighteenth In
fantrv.
First Lieut. Marcel 8. Keens Coas ARTILLERY
Corps Is rSheTed frUm assignment To the Furty-
9Th Company and viii pCoesssi tn Fort Hamilton.
y. Y. and report IN the comma nding officer. Coast
Detens-s q Southern New York. for assignment to
company
Secund Lieut. Francis A. EngIshsri. Coast Ar
tiIIsry Cons is relieved from assignment to :hs
I'D Company. and will report to the commanding
officer. Coast Defenses 81 Eastern New York for
Assignment to company.
Capt Perry r. Bishop. Coast Artillery Corrs,
is detailed a member Of the board Of officers
appointed to make a study Of all features Of guns.
carriages. ammunition, hre-control instruments.
fangs tables and range rharts. with the object a.
determining their pGotsbe effect upon the ACCURACY
Of FIRE with seaoast' cannon, vice Lieut. Col Clint
C. Hearu Coast ArtiIlCTy CorIs hereby relieved
Second LieTt. John W. Butts. Third Cavalry.
will pruceed to Fort sam Houston. Tx. with a
for detail in the Aviation Section q the Signal
Corps.
Second Lieut. Willard y. Harmon. IT,. Twenty
seventh Infantry is attached 10 the Aviation sction
81 the Signal Corps aviation student and
viii pCOceed TO san Diego cal
Mai William L. Little. Medical Corps, + d.
tailed a. 4 member Of the examining bard at Fort
Monroe. Va, vice CAPT William NJ. smart
Medical Corps. hereby relieved.