The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
ARMY ORDERS.

Second Lieut. Duncan G. Richart cavalry, as
o.. 81 TO Finst Cavalry.
Lave Of absence for two months and fifteen days
gr1rtci Capt Chalmers G. Han Tenth Cavslry
First Lieut. Thomas G. SamwOrth, Second In
fantry. Pennsylvania National Guard will proceed
to State Camp. Fla, and report for duty assist
ant statistical oficer, National Matches.
Capt. Alvin c. Vors Twenty second Infantry. de
tailed in aviation section Of Signal Corps.
Leave Of absence for two months granted Capt
CIenard Mclaughlin. Thirtieth Infantry.
board Of officers is appointed TO meet at Fort
Monroe. Va. for the examination Of such persons
may be authorized 70 appear before It TO deter
mine their fitness for appointment chaplain.
Detail for the board: Maj. William R. Smith.
Coast ARTILLERY Corps; Mai. William L Little,
Medical Corps; Capt. Archibald H. Sunderland.
Coast Artillery CorTs; Chaplain Aldred A. Prudeu,
Coast ARTILLERY COrTs, and First Lieut., George {.
Beach. Medical Reserve CORPS.
First Lieut.. Norman W. Peek. infantry. will pro
Cced to Fort Sam Houston. Tex. and report 10 the
Tust commander with view TO his examination TO
determine his fitness for detail in the aviation sec
ton of the Signal Corps.
Leave Of absence for two months granted Mai.
Percy Willis. ousrtermaster Corps Mai Willis
will sail for his new station December 5
Lieut.. Col George H. Penrose QuArtermasteT
Corps. will repair to this city and report to the
Quartermaster General for consultation.
Chaplain Thomas J. Dickson, Sixth Field Artil-
Iery. detailed as member Of the board nf officers
at jefferson Barracks Mo-, vice Chaplain Ernest ?.
Newson, Coast ARTILLERY Corps. relieved.
Mai Guy C. Palmer. TEenty-hfth Infantry, trans
terred to second lnfanty.
Retirement Of Brig. Gen. Granger Adams, Q.
S. A. from active service on September 3 is an
nounced.
Mai Thomas L. Rhoads Medical Corps. relieved
from duty in the Canal Zone and will report by
telegraph to the Adjutant General
Capt. Wallace NJ. Cragie, I. S. A. retired. re
lieved from duty sITply officer aviation section
Of the Signal Corps MineoIs Long Island. y. Y.
Leave Of absence granted Mai. John A. lockwood.
Z. S. A retired extended ten days.
First Lieut.. Wilbur NJ. PHELPS Medical Reserve
Corps, relieved from duty in the Southern Depart
ment and will report by telegraph to the Adjutant
General. Lieut.. Phelps relieved from active duty
in the Medical Reserve CorTs.
Lave Of absence for one month granted First
Lieut.. Wilbur NJ. PHELPS Medical Reserve CorTs.
The resignation Of Cart. Everett w. Peckham,
Seventh Infantry, California National Guard. &C
cepted by the President to take effect September .
Capt. Wilson R. Burtt Twentieth Infantry (colo-
mel, Fifth Infantry National Guard Of California
detailed duty inspeCtorinstrctor Of the State
the service q the United States with that regiment
Capt. Ftzhugh L. Minnegerode. infantry. detailed
professor Uf military science and tactics at the
University Of Alabama TuscaloOsa. Ala. and will
report to the president of the university for duty
The resigna.ion Of First Lieut.. George MclAne,
First Field ARTILLERY Massachusetts, National Guard,
accepted by the President.
Lieut.. Col John p. Hams Coast ARTILLERY CorTs,
relieved from duty at the United States Naval War
College Newport, r. l.
Special orders relating 70 Capt Herbert S. Whip
pie U. S. A. retired, devoked.
Mai Robert L. Noble Medical Corps will proceed
to wabash, Ind. to inspect the motor ambulances
now being constructed in that city for the Medical
Department.
Leave Of absence for one month and ten days
granted Lieut. Col. AlstOn Hamilton Coast ARTILLERY
Corps.