The Washington herald., 1916-08-08
ARMY ORDERS.

By direction Of the President. tn. following
NAMED oHioIs Of the Medical Reserre CosTs s.e
sonora0Iy d''chsrSed from the service Of Tho tinted
, state Their ~errces being no lonser required
Flrsi Ltuts GustsNus l. HCsue. Charles A Carrer.
Mole, Clars2ce l. YoUnt James ? PrrSnrv
| George A. Connen. Flank 2. Williams. l,e7rs,
! A. Cc'telicr, Howard A. GuIbe. Fred A Pi,rr7.sr
Henry ". Burnett Charles D. Center Merton 4
Nebhcr. Gusts T. Hall wilhsm J. Crans,on Fr.rk
h. jackson, lEsnrs r. johnson Charl~s 4 Srr-i-
sesseT. u. Gerald P. Lawrence, Gilbert Z sea.
man. Luther II. Re!cAederfu Allen 7 1--WE.
Harold VI. Hays. Charles H. ParkCs Homer ;
Warren, Eliot Bishop. LEONARD u. Frescoln. W
nam Mar ha!I. u, Henry : Satterlee Henry 7
| BTord. and Bernard J. Beuker
Ma, lohn Stafford, United States army, retired
Is relieved IRON temporary duty as Federal dishIrs
ing cflctr .or the state Of Louisiana
The TesEna.ion Of Second Lieut. " l. F,v
S"cond Infantry. Maine National Guard is ACCEPTED
by the President.
The resignation Of Second Lieut. Jane. = Whit,
Second Infantr}. North Carolina National GDard 5
accepted by the President
The resignation of Mai. Leon F. Leburs, Medical
Corps, New York National Guard. Is accepted FT
the Presiden'
The name f Capt Esston R Cibson, Nineteenth
Infantry Is placed the list 0f uAicrrs detached
fr'm commands. and the name cf Capt Rslnb Nc
Coy. infantrl is removed therefron Csr- Mo-.
IL relieved i1om duty as iuspcCto.instructur Of fbs
srEarzec militia 10 take effect rron the eyrr,-io
ci the leave 0f absence granted hin
Ralph Mccoy. intsntrN
The folloUins-rsmcd officers will rroce.5 ~ tbs
roper time 10 Nest Point Y. Y for dur. so
cd Lieuts- Edwin F Harding Fourtesn-b In
tsnA, and Charles \. King II. Twenty-sirth In.
The resignation Of Capt Logan y. Rock seco,s
lnfantry Kentucky National Guard is scoerteI IN
tho President ~ 0'
First Lieut. William s. Weeks Fr.,nth In.
farry, is detailed as acting r,ds, adyor,ts 80
will report 10 the commanding officer I-nIta5
Staies troops IN The Republic Of Chins for duty
e. aounG onose advocate and for assignment as
rrovost marshal and intelligence ohIcer Of that com
nsrd.
Lave Il absence for two months. with permission
10 uaEei IN the Orient, is granted Col Edward
i7t hnT Sorls Of Ensipeers to take effect upon his
re lf from duty IN the Philippine DeIartment
Leave OF absence for one month is granted Lieut.
retired -'
So much of paragraph q. Special Orders No L,
War DEPARTMENT, July e. 1915. as relates 10 First
Lieut.. Daniel D. Gregory, Fifth Cavslry Is ne
voked
So much Of paragraph 2. Special Orders No IsO
War Department July Il 1916 as relates to Cart.
William D. Chitty. F1rSt Cavalry, Il revoked
So much Of paragraph T. Sr-cisl Orders No. III
War Department. July y, 1915. relates 10 Flrst
Lieut.. Clifton R. Norton. Fourteenth CavsIry. is
revoked.
SO mucn Of paragraph ~, Special Orders No. N.
War DEPARTMENT July q, 1915 relates TO First
Lieut. Charles A. Meals. Twenty fifth Infantry, is
revoked.
So much Of Paragraph l. Special Orders. No lss.
War Department July q, 1915. as relates 10 Can't
Wiley Howell Fourth InfaEtr. is revoked.
Second Lieut.. Jamts y Csrerton infantry will
report in pCrson TO Mai Charles w. Fentcu, Sec
ond Cavalry. rTeSdcnt Of the examining board at
Fcrt Mycr. Va.
Capt Frederick Gocdeck.. Seventeenth Infantry.
will report in TcrsoG to Col Edward A. MiIlar
Third Field Artillery, president Ct the e1aming
board at Eagle Pass, Tex, for examination to de-
termine his fitness for rarsfcr to the Field Artil-
lcTy.
The resignation ot Second Lieut. Joha A Heck
Second Infantry. Missouri National Guard is &C
eepted By the President
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