The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
ARMY AND NAVY.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

Each of the following officers detailed in Aviation
Section Of Signal Corps, and is rated as Junior
military xyiator: First Lieut. william 4. Robert
500, cavalry; First Lieut.. Clinton W. Russell. In
fantry; First Lieut.. Mllard F. Harmon. IT,. in
fantry; First Lieut. Maxwell Kirby cavalry; Fist
Lieut. Davenport johnson, infantry; First Lieut.
Howard Q. Davidson. infantry.
Relief from assignment to Fifteenth Cavalry OF
Col William A Skunk on October q 1915. an
nouneed
Following transfer on October 9. 1916. announced:
Capt. Herbert ]. Brees, from the Ninth TO the
Sixth Cavalry; Capt. Charles B. Clark. from the
Fifteenth to the Twentysixth Infantry; First Lieut..
Frederick T. Dickman, from the Fifteenth to the
Sevenh Cavalry.
Following assignment and transfer Of ofcers
made TO take effect this date: Mai. William q.
sills. assigned to Thirteenth Cavalry; Capt Julian
A. BENJAMIN, transferred from the fourth TO the
Third Cavalry.
Mai. Robert H. C. Kelton, Coast Artillery Corps.
detailed to enter next class at Army War College
end will repair to this city for duty accordingly
Capt. Harry J. Watson. Coast ARTILLERY Corps,
relieved from duty with Organized Militia.
Resignation Of First Lieut. ChAuncey A. Pierce,
Twenty third Infantry. New York National Guard.
accepted by the President
Resignation Of Capt. Alexander R Robertson.
Seventy fourth Infantry, New York National Guard
accepted By President.
First Lieut.. Leo A. Walton, cavalry. will report
| TO Fort Sam Houston. Tex. TO be examined to de-
tsrmine his fitness for detail in Aviation Section
Of Signal Corps
Leave OF absence granted Copt Charles 7. Smart.
Third Infantry. extended ten days.
Name Of Capt Hugh S. Johnson cavalry, placed
on list Of ofhcsu detached from proper commands
and name Of CApt- Henry Gibbons cavalry, re-
moved therefrum.
Mai. Harrison Hall, Coast ARTILLERY Corps, re-
BeTed from assignment to Coast DefenSes Of Eastern
New York. and assigned TO duty as personnel Of
hcer. North Atlantic Coast ARTILLERY District.
A board Of officers TO consist Of Col. Frank F.
Eastman, QuarteTmaster Corps; Maj Ernest A.
Greenough. Quartermastsr Corps. and Capt. John
S. Johnston, Coast Artillery Corps, appointed 70
meet at Seattle. Wash. to examine and determine
| extent OF damage TO property Of Maj. Hugh J.
Gallagher. QuarteTmaster Corps
First Lieut.. Barnard Cumming, Signal Corps.
Colorado National Guard. relieved from duty at
Signal Corps Aviation Station, Mtneois, Long
Island. n. Y. and will procsed to Join his
mand.
Leave Of absence for two months on surgeons
certificate Of disability granted First Lieut. Edward
A. EVerts. Eighth Infantry.
First Lieut. Maurice L. Pufer Medical Reserve
Corps, relieved from duty in Southern Department
and win proceed TO his home. Lieut.. Puher
hsyed from active duty in Medical Reserve Corps
Leave of absence for tWenty-ssTen days granted
First Lieut. Maurice L. Pufer. Medical Reserve
Corps. to take effect upon his arrival at his home
First HeIIt- Joseph T Clement. infantry. de
tailed for general recruiting service and will pro
ceed TO Savannah. Ga. for instruction for a period
Of ten days. and at expiration Of period will pro
ceed to jacksonville, Fla and enter on recruiting
duty. Lieut.. Clement appointed acting quarter
master for the time he may remain recruiting
duty
First Lieut.. William Anshelm, Philippine scouts
retired, assigned 70 active duty and detailed for
general recruiting service. he will proceed to
Los Angeles, Cal. and report TO recruiting officer
for instruction for period Of ten days and at
expiration Of period will proceed to Aberdeen. >.
Oax., and enter recruiting duty. Lieut.. Anshem
appointed acting QusrtsmAstsr for time he may
remain on recruiting duty.
First Lieut.. Frank K. Ross, Seventh Cavalry at
tachsd Temporarily TO Second CAvslry, and will
proceed to Fort Ethan Allen. Vt
Lieut.. Col. Charles R. Kroutho1. Quartsmastsr
Corps, will report to Col Hamilton 3. Wallace.
Qusrtermaster Corps, president Of examining board
at San Francisco. Cal. for examination to deter
mine fitness for promotion.
First Lieut.. Walter o. Howell, Medical Reserve
Corps. relieved from duty at the Preside Of San
Francisco, Cal, and Will proceed to home. Lieut..
Howell relieved from active duty in Medical Re
serve Corps
Special Orders directing Capt Charles n
Howard, Quartermaster Corps, to retain quarters
at permanent station 70 which assigned prior %
detail in QusrtermAster Corps revoked.
Capt. James n Munro Quartermaster Corps will
proceed to points in Southern Department to select
suitable localities IN which surplus animals can be
taken care Of
Resignation Of Second Lieut. Chsuncey E.
Dresser. Fourth Infantry. Pennsylvania National
Guard, accepted by President.
First Lieut. Arthur W. Chamber Second In
tAntry, OOnneClcuL NatlOnA Guard, renewed from
treatment at Walter Reed General Hospital, D. C.,
and will proceed to Governors Island N Y. for
instructions
Capt Thomas E Ctahro. Q. S. A, retired. as
signed TO active duty and detailed for general
recruiting service. He will proceed to Chicago H.,
and report TO recruiting officer for instruction for
period Of ten days and at expiration Of period will
proceed TO Milwaukee, Wis, and enter on recruiting
duty.
Mai John G. WordBer, Q. s. A. retired relieved
from duty acting quArtemaster at Philadelphia,
Pa and detailed for general recruiting service He
will proceed TO Atlanta, Ca, and report to recruit
ing officer for instruction for period Of ten days and
at expiration Of period will proceed to Jackson.
Miss. and enter recruiting duty. Mai. Wotkizer
appointed acting QusrtermaSter for time he may
remain on recruiting duty.
Mai Harry E. wilkins Quartermastsr Corps, will
report to Col Harry L. Rogers Quartermsster
Corps president of examining board at Fort Sam
Houston Tex, for examination TO determine fit
ness for promotion.
board Of officers 10 consist Of Col. Hamilton S.
Wallace, Quartsmsster Corps; Col John T knight
ouartemaster Corps; Lieut.. Col William a. Hart.