The Washington herald., 1916-09-02
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave n ahs -lcc foy one month ia s7srtrd
F1rst Lieut.. Charles 7 Smart infantry, recruiting
officer
Leave Of absence for two mouths IS gr,nted Can't
Frederick 6. LaWtcn. Quartcrmas CorIs
'sP Wallace NJ. CrHigie. L 6 A. retired.
with h's o'nsem is assigned 10 active dur,.
He viii proceed u Minrols. Long Island y Y
and report in person to the Commanding officer
signal CcrpS Aviation Station
MAJ. George NJ. Wells, L. 5 A. retired with
his consent is assigned 10 active duty for period
q hVe dave, commencing September s. 1916 Mai
Wells will conduct the Jtelrninarv .ysurns':. III
a. Indianapolis. Ind. of candidates for appoint
meut in the Medical Corps Of the arm,
Cam. Harry n. PIt'iscn. First Cavslry Will
Trrceed to the Lettermsn General Hospital Pre-
sidio of San HanriSoo, Cal. for treatment
second Lieut. Thomas " Res ir Eighth
Cavalry. Is detailed u take the next 4r.,.year
course at the Mounted Service school
Leave Of ahsence for ten days is granted First
Lieut. c. A. Prtche,t. Fourth Infsntry MARYLAND
National Guard
By direction n the President. Second Lieut..
Herbert O. fooks Sixteenth Infantry IS relieved
trofH duty al the University Of Idaho No~coa
Idaho. and will proceed to Join his regiment
bN direction Of the President. and in accord
auce with section 1916 Revised Statutes an army
retiring board is appointed to meet at Wash.
lngton. ID G. from time to time at the cal
Of the president Of the hoard for the e1aminati n
OF such persons as be ordered before It. T..
tail for hoard Mai. Ger Albeit /, Mills /
l
Ordnance; Brig Cen. i~n,st 4 GarIirg1oD In
srector General; Col William II. Arthur, Medical
Corps: Lieut.. Col. Henry G. Fisher Medical t,orrs;
recorder. First Lieut.. Cassus NJ Dowen Eleventh
Infantry.
Maj. Roger Brooke and Mai Perc, N Asrr-,rr
Medical Corrs, are detailed az examiners and wit
nesses before the army retiring board aDrs,inted
to meet at Washington D. @.
The resignation Of First Lieut.. james NJ Boyd
First Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard, i,
accepted by the President
Leave Of absence for two months is granted
FNst Lieut.. Ira A. Smith. Twelfth Infantry
Col Augustus O. Macomb. cavalry. now at.
tached 10 the Fourteenth Cavalry. j. assigned to
that regiment
BY direction Of the President. Mai Gen. James
B. Aleshre. ouartermlster General will report
in person to Mai Gen. Albert l.. Mills. / :
A., president Of an army retiring board at Wash.
ington. ID. @. for examination.
The Advancement Of the grade Of major on the
retired list OF the army To date from June : 1916
Of Capt Lewis D. Greene. Z. S. A retired /,
announced
Medical Corps. Michigan National Guard is &C
81 1915.
The resignation of Second Lieut. Ra,nus g.
oieson, second Infantry, Montana National Guard
is accepted By the President
The resignation Of First Lieut. Sanford g
Chandler, F1rst Infantry. South Carolina National
Guard. Is accepted BY the President
FIRST Lieut. Edgar b. FnedenwLd, Medical Re
serve Corps. is relieved from duty In the Southern
Department and will proceed to his home Lieut.
FTiedenwald is reIieTed from active duty in tbf
Medical Reserve Corps
Leave OF absence for two month"; 70 take effect
upon his relief from his present duties is granted
Capt. George W. England infantry.
First Lieut.. Edgar s. Gorrell aviation officer
Signal Corps will repair to this city for the purpose
of consulting with the officer in charge OF The
Aviation Section Of the -gna Corps and uTor
the conclusion Of the consultation will Irroceed tr
Boston, Mass. for the purpose Of taking post
graduate course in aeronautiCal engineering at the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
BY direction of the President, First Lieut. Hugh
II. Brosdhurst. Eighth Cavalry Is detailed as pro
fessor Of military science and tactics at the North
Carolina College Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
West Raleigh. n. G.