The Washington herald., 1916-02-15
ARMY AND NAVY.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

tllery arm is assigned as indicated after each
name Capt. Arthur y. CSssris First Field Ar
ulsTy to the Sixth Field ARTILLERY. 10 take effect
March .; frst Lieut.. Edwin y. Pritchett 10 the
Fifth Field Artillery Pint Lieut.. william b.
Dodds. jr. Pirst Field Artillery to the Sixth F1ed
Artinerys to take effect March %: First Lieut..
Telesphor G. GottchAIk, Second Field ARTILLERY
to the Sixth Field ARTILLERY, to lake effect March
5; Frst Lieut.. William H. Shepherd. Second
Field Auiery TO the Sixth Field ARTILLERY. 20
take effect March S; First Lieut.. Joseph W. Rum
bough, Second Field Artillery 10 the Fourth Field
Aullery. to take effect March 6; First Lieut..
Harold W. Huntley, Fira Field ARTILLERY to the
Third Fleld Artillery 10 take effect May /; Second
Lieut.. Curtis H. Nance. Second Field ARTILLERY
10 the Sixth Field Arillery. to take effect March G.
and Second Lieut.. IVens Jones. First Field Ar
tillery. 70 the Fifth Field ARTILLERY. 10 take
effect April Y.
The following assignments Of ofhceTs Of the
Quartermaster CorIs are ordered: Mai. Henry L.
Kinnison will repOrt TO the commanding Officer
the Preside Of Monterey. Cal. for assignment
to duty in charge o. the School for Bskers and
Cooks and Bakery Company No. 9 relieving Capt
GeOIge ,. Connolly: CsIt Frederick L. Buck
upon arrival in the United States. will pruesed to
the Preside Ut MOntsrey. Cal, and report 10 the
Commanding officer Of that post for assignment as
assistant TO the quartensster: Mai. kensey J.
Hampton. upon arrival IN the United States. vii
proceed to Chicago. and report to the command
ing officer Central Department for Assignment
assistant 10 the qusrtermssteT
Second Lieut.. John NJ Boon. Philippine Scouts
recently appointed with rsuk, will I-Ooeed 70 Fort
Sam Houston. Tex, and report TO the commanding
officer Of that post for temporary duty. Hc viii
I've relieved from that duty in time to rFOoeed to
San Francisco and take the transp1It on March S
for Manila, Philippine Islands. and upon arrival
will report u the commanding general Philippine
Department. for duty.
RIrst Lieut.. John A Brockman, infantry will
proceed to the Walter Reed General Hospital u.
C.. for treatment.
A board q officers to consist of OOl Guy L.
Eiie Medical COInS: Lieut.. Col Hciiry = T.
Harris, Medical Corps, sud Lieut. Col. Euclid B.
the Lettcrman General HCsIaial Preside q san
Francisco. for the eNaminati0n q such officer
Of the Medical Corps as NAY he urdCred before il
to determine their fitness for lromotiDu
a board Of officers consist q Col Charles
NJ. Candy. Medical Corps; Mai Clarence J. Manly.
Medical Corps and Mai Elmer A. DeAn Medical
Corps. Is appointed to meet at the call of the
president thereof at Manila for the examination
Uf such officers of the Medical C0TIs may bc
ordered bfore It 70 determine their htness Tor
promotion.
First Lieut Robert 8 Oberly. Ordnance D.
partmcr: will TFocc,d via th city to san Francisco
and take the transport to sail April s for
the Philippine Islands and upon arrival will r.
port TO the engineer officer in chSrge Of fO-tihcs-
tins for duty pertaining TO the erection q tie
Is inch tuIreis for Il FraBe Island.
board Uf officers 20 cJnsist q Lieut. Col
Henry d. Sryder. Medical C0rpe; Maj Thomas
l. Rhodes. Medical Cons. and Maj BaTry L.
Gilchrist, Medical Cons is appointed TO meet
Canal Zone. for the examination q such officers
Ut the Medical CoFTs NAV be ordered b@fure
it to determine their fitness for pcumction
Capt. Edward e. FsrnsWoSth Coast Ar,iIIeTy
master Corps nice Capt. William H. Peck. Quarter
COrTS. who is relieved. Capt Peck Is
assigned to the SeEentieth Company, Coast Ar
ull-y CorTs.