El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-17
CHANGES In MEDICAL CORPS
ANNOUNCED In ARMY ORDERS

Washington. D. C. June 1.-THE follow
ing army orders have beer issued:
Changes in medical corps: Maj. J. L Shop
ard. from Fort Hancock, n. J., TO Manila.
sailing from San Francisco about Aug. 5;
First Lieut.. J. II. Pratt, from Fort Clark,
Tex. 10 Manila sailing from san Francisco
about Oct 8; MAJ D Baker, from Fort Sill
Ok. to Philippine islands. sailing Aug. 5 /;
First Lieut. z C McColloch. from Del Rio.
Tex. and Fort Riley, Kan. TO Philippine
islands, sailing from san Francisco about
Oct ;; First Lieut.. F. N Wall, from Fort
Columbia Wash, TO Thirty-third company.
coast artillery corps thence 70 Fort Clark.
Tex, for duty; Mai C J. Manly, from
Southern department and. Fort Douglas.
Utah. to Philippine islands, sailing from San
Francisco about Aug 5; first neutenants c
c. Hillsman, Ambulance company No. 6; F
o. Mcfarland, Field hospital No. J. and E
r. Weidner. Field hospital No. ?, are relieved
from respective duties and viii proceed 10
san Francisco, thence to Manila, sailing
about Sept. 8; Capt J. NJ Willis. from Fort
Smelling to Philippine islands; First Lieut.
H n BlOdgett- from Second division and
Fort Meads TO Hawaii for duty in Hawaiian
department; Capt O. Hope. coast artillery
corps. from 140th company TO Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan.
The president has accepted the reslgna-
ton Of First Lieut. z. C Prentiss, medical
reserve corps.
Lieut. coI. F. Perkins Twentieth infan-i
try, is detailed as officer in charge Of mill
Tia affairs. Western department, and viii
proceed at proper time to san Francisco
for duty accordingly.
Capt J. h Reeves, Third cavalry. is re-
ueved OF duty at Fort Riley kan, and will
Join his proper station
By direction Of the president. SecondeLieut.
T. S Bridges. Sixth infantry. is detailed
for duty with the Panama-Pacific InIerna-
tionzl exposition, san Francisco.
First Lieut.. A B. Dean. il, coast artillery,
from Fort Bayard- n N, TO coast defenses
Of Narrangansett Bay
Leaves OF absence Capt. ". L Luhn.
Tenth cavalry extended until July /: Capt
James H Reeves. Third cavalry. TO and in.
Guiding July 4; Col n C. Benson. cavalry,
three months Capt E P Heiberg, Sixth
cavalry. extended two months: First Lieut.
J S c Fielden. r., medical corps, two
months and four days
First Lieut. r z. Scott. medical reserve
corps, IS relieved from duty at Army Ned
ical school, this city, and viii proceed TO
saltwater. Pa, for temporary duty, thence
to Fort Sam Houston for duty.
The president has accepted the resigna-
ton Of First Lieut. + G. Balch, medical re-
orders Of May "a. relating to Capt L B.
Kroner Eleventh cavalry, are revoked
By direction Of the president, Capt F c.
Doyle Sixth Field artillery, is detailed for
duty in Quartermaster corps, vice Capt T. I
v. Griffin, quartermaster corps, relieved
The president has accepted the resigna- J
ton Of First Lieut. G. G. Davis. medical I
reserve corps.
First Lieut. r c. Rodgers is assigned to |
the Fourth cavalry.
Capt c ". Weeks Twenty-eighth infan- I
try, is detailed for duty at Ludington, Mich, !
during camp Of regular army.
Orders Of March 81. relating to first Heu- I
TWenty-eighth infantry; P A Hill, Seventh /
infantry, and Second Lieut. T Catrou, TWen-
ty-third infantry, are revoked
Capt c A Herbst, Fourteenth infantry; I
A Hill. Seventh infantry and Second Lieut.. 4
T Catron, Twenty-third infantry, are de-
tailed for temporary duty OF regular army,
Ludington' Mich. thence to proper stations