Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-19
TheArny
Special to The Review)

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS. - Army orders:
 designations accepted Capt. Joseph H. McFarlane, Second Infantry, Mon tana National Guard; Major Joseph K. Nichols. First Infantry, Pennsyl- vania National Guard; First Lieut.. Alvah E. Parsons, Second Infantry, Connecticut National Guard; First Lieut. Phillip H. Stephens, Medical Corps, California National Guard; Major Sourry l.. Terrill, Medical Corps, Texas National Guard; Second Lieut. Orrin B. White, First Squadron Cavalry, Virginia National Guard; Second Lieut.. Arthur B. Wolf, Seven ty Fourth Infantry, New York Ma tional Guard; Second Lieut. Pomeroy H. Vreeland, Second Infantry Monta- ma National Guard; First Lieut.. Jacob Frost, Third Field Artillery, New York National Guard; First Lieut.. Herman H. Bertram, First Squadron Cavalry, New Jersey National Guard; First Lieut.. John c. Chandler. Fifth Infantry, Georgia National Guard; Capt. Arthur L. Cludas, Second lnfan- try Texas National Guard; First Lieut. William T. Doane, Third Field Artil- Iery, New York National Guard; Sec ond Lieut.. Harry D. Erickson, First Infantry, Iowa National Guard.
 First Lieut. Jas. R. Hill report Thirteenth Cavalry. Second Lieuten- ant John w. Leonard, Sixth Infantry to Ft Sam Houston, examination for detail aviation section.
 Second Lieut.. Milliken, Fifth Cav airy. detailed St. Johns College, An napolis, Md.
 Following officers medical reserve corps to Ft. Sam Houston:
 First Lieut.. Calvin l.. Cooper, Alon- 20 Graves, George c. Ballard, Thos. w. Maloney. Herbert " Weihrauch, Chas. P. Smith.
 First Lieut., Frank c. Van Alta, Medical Reserve Corps, report South ern Department First Lieut.. Michael F. Davis, infantry, attached aviation section. San Diego, Calf; Capt. Clar- ence S. Ridley, Engineers, report Chief Engineers.
 Capt. David H. Bower, detailed Sig nal Corps. Capt George H. Estes, Twentieth Infantry, proceed Walter Reed General Hospital, D. c. Second Lieut.. William B. Beebles, Tenth Cav airy, attached aviation section San Diego.
 Resignation Capt Harry R. Nickel lar, Medical Corps accepted. First Lieut.. Albert B. Dickery, Tenth Cav airy, commissioned major First Squad ron Cavalry, Calf. National Guard. First Lieut. Clarence Gunter, Medical Reserve Corps, relieved Southern De- partment. First Lieut.. Henry Mcclure Young, Medical Reserve Corps, to Ft. Leavenworth. Second Lieut. Leigh F. ,. Zerbee, coast artillery, attached signal corps, Southern Department. First Lieut.. Richey T. Hyde, Medical Reserve Corps. relieved Fort Worden ul- IL. NduSu, cal Reserve Corps, Ft Worden.
 First Lieut.. Geo. H. Brett, aviation officer, Signal Corps. relieved treat ment, Walter Reed General Hospital.
 Major Frederick G. Lawton, quar- termaster corps, to Twenty Sixth h. fantry. First Lieut.. Waldo c. Potter, Sixth Field Artillery, resume duties as inspector instructor National Guard with station at Kansas City. Capt. Clarence Deems, Jr, Sixth Field Ar tillery, to temporary duty inspector instructor Field artillery National Guard of Michigan.
 Following officers Medical Corps to places specified. duty pertaining to muster out National Guard organiza- tions:
 Majors William L. Little, Laurel, Md; Nelson Garpen, Sea Girt, N. J.; Henry Page, Green Haven, N. Y.; Jas. F. Hall, Mantle, Conn; Edw. F. Ged l dings, Springfield. Illinois; Capt Wm | A. Howell, Ft. Ethan Allen.
 Leaves-Capt. Nathan K. Averill, | cavalry, extended one month. Major | Mark Brooks, Eighteenth, two months. | Secors Lieut.. Alfred B. Wade, seventh | Infantry, New York National Guard. extended month. Capt Harry H. Teb betts, Tenth Infantry. extended 15 | days.