The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-11
ARMY ORDERS.

The following officers Of the Qusrtennaster Cops
are relieved from duty in the Philippine Islands
and will proceed TO the United States and upnn
arrival report by telegram TO the adntant gen
eral OF the amy for further orders: Mai. Clsr-
enCe II. Mcneil. Capt. James H. Bryson, Capt.
William F. Jones. Capt. Beverly +. Browne. and
Cart. James Hanson.
Leave of absence for three DAYS is granted First
Lieut. Robert John West. Sixteenth Infantry re-
crIiting officer
Leave Of absence for two months to take ef-
feet uron his relief from his present duties Is
granted Capt Samuel l.. Lyon. Twentyff Eth In
fsntry.
Leave of absence until August s. is granted Capt
William f Murray Quartermsster CoH..
Capt. Linwood L. Hanson. Ninth Infantry is
detailed quzrtermaster of the national matches
for 1915. He will proceed to Jacksonville and
take station at that place for duty in connec-
tion with the PREPARATION of the camp for the
matches.
First Lieut.. John J. Burieish. Third Infantry
is relieved from treatment at the Walter Reed
General HOSPITAL. l.. e.. and will report in per-
son to the chief. Division of Militia Affairs. for
temporary duty in his Office.
Second Lieut.. Charles A. Schimclfenig. Coast
Artillery Corps, will fill Vacancy the grade of
first lieutenant in the Ordnance Department.
Capt Conrad H. LAMA. Fifth Field Artillery
detailed i'll the Signal Corps. will proceed to Texas
City. Tex. and report TO the COMMANDING gen.
era. Second Division for duty in command Of
Field Company D. Signal Corrs
Capt Dennis H. Currie. Signal Corps will re-
main on duty with Field Company d. sigma,
CorTs. until the arrival Of Capt Conrad H. LAMA
and then proceed to Join the Fifth Field Ar
tillery.
Each of the following Officers Of the Coast Ar
nlcTy Corps is transferred indicated after his
name:
Capt. Charles G. Burt from Fourth to 10th Com
rany. Capt Curtis g. Roreheck from lllth to
Eishtieth Company. First Lieut. Clement C. Heth
from Seventeenth t" Forty seventh COMPANY FRS,
Lieut.. Jacob Frank from lIlth to l62d COMPANY
First Lieut.. Robert +. EOse from Seventy fourth
to lllth Company. First Lieut.. Charlie, L. Will.
Jams from loth 10 Fourth COMPANY. Second Lieut.
Ralph Z Hanes from Fourth to 18th COMPANY
and Second Lieut.. Charles A. French from ll2th
10 Fourth COMPANY
Cart. Granville Sewer Coast Artillery Cons is
Transferred from the Seventeenth TO the Serent,-
sixth COMPANY
Cart. Roll" +. Anderson. Coast ARTILLERY Corrs
is transferred from the Thirty-sixth to the ll2th
COMPANY.
Each of the following officers Of the Coast Artil-
ierT Corps Is relieved from stan duty in the
coast defenSes indicated and assigned to the COM
panv indicated after his name:
Cart. John p. Terrell from Long Island Sound
tn Fourth Company, First Lieut. Samuel H. Nc
Lear from the Potomac TO Seventeenth Companv.
MAJ. Harry L. Steele. Coast ARTILLERY Corns
IS relieved from duty fort commander. Fort Mott
y J.. and will proceed TO Manila Philii nine
Islands. for assignment to duty
First Lieut.. lie Roy BARTLETT Coas, Artillery
Corps is relieved from assignment to the lc7th
'onpan! and attached TO the ll!th Companv
First Lieut.. Julius c. Peterson. Coast Anil,
lery CoFIss. is relieved from assignment to IN.
l6lst Company and attached to the Thirty.tbird
Company.