The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
ARMY ORDERS.

Th. rsaEnIaou a Capt Joseph q MAcFa-lAne
III Tesignatiou Of MAJ Joseph &. Nichols {.
aoIped
he resignation Of First lieut. Alvah z Par
Tfe resignattnr Of Frzc Lieut. Philip b. steph-
The Teslgnaaou Of MAJ s4uHy l. Terrell is
hccsptAd
Thomas Is aoospted.
The resignation o. ssnnnd Ltsut Arthur B
The rsSgnatton q seopud Lieut. Ponsroy P.
VrselAnd IL anospted.
First Lieut.. Hsnry Mcclure Young will pro
ceed to Fort LeavenWorth. KGns.
Second Lieut. Leigh F. J ZeTose is attached n
the Signal Corps
The leave Il absence granted csp- Harry
Tebbets is extended tftsso days
FIrst Ls1t Jossph z CGybsuy viii prucsed
to supletoo. Staten Island. n. Y.
seooOd Lisut William B. Peeolss viii prooeed
The rssig1atoD by Capt Harry R. MoKeLar is
he resignation OF First Lieut. SAMUEL J Mack
ls accepted
Tie rssisnatioD Of Capt Andrew B Glhlan
First Lieut.. Albr-t J. Hosstns win rrooeed to
For Bliss, Ten
orders to First nsut Waldo c. Potter and Cap.
Clarence DSsCns, IT, Sixth Field ARTILLERY. are
Fist Lieut.. Waldo G. Potter will resume his
duties at Kansas City. No
Capt Clarence Deems, r. will proceed to GrAy-
ting Mich
MA Ddvin o. sar,t Will sail for CnsnOal
Canal Zons
Maj. Percy L Jones will proceed tn For Bsya-d.
y. Ms1.
commissioned a major in the Fnt Squadron Of
Cavalry. California National Guard. Will proceed
to JON that organization.
First Lieut. Clarence Gunter will Pcooeel to bis
home
Tbs resignation Of First Lieut.. Redoado B. sut-
ton Is accepted
First lieut. James R. HHI viii report to Thts, 9
tenth Cavalry, for duty with that regiment. He
Is assgusd 10 station At Fort RILEY. Kans
The resignation q First Lieut. Jacob Brost Is
accepted.
The resignation of Hrst Lieut.. Herman h
Bertram Is accepted.
The resignation OF First Lieut. John c. oand-
lsT is accepted
accepted
The restsnation Of First Lieut. william T. DoAne
Is accepted.
The resignation Of Second Lieut. Roy D. En6-
son Is accepted.
Second Lieut. John W. Leonard will psnneed to
Fort Sam Houston, TeI.
Second Lieut. John Anuihu VIII pronced to
Annapolis
The folIowins-nGned officers will p-oo.ed u Fort
Sam Houston. Tez.: FIrSt Lieut. CALVIN L Cooper.
First Lieut.. Alonzo Graves, First LisIt- George c
Ballard. First Lieut. Thomas W. Malooey. First
Charles F. Smith.
First Lieut. FrAak c. vaaAttA ordered to
active duty.
Mai Murray BALDWIN will proceed to his hone
First lieut.. Frederick 7. Hyde will pTooeed TO
his home
First Lieut.. Riohey L, Waugh will proceed tn
Fort worden Wash
MAJ. Harold W Jones will repair to this city
Capt Gordon G. Snow will rSpSir to this city
First Lieut. Avery D. Cummings Is detailed
professor Of military science and tactics at the
University Of Idaho, Moscow Idaho.
The leave Of 3bsence heretofore granted Second
Lieut. Alfred B. Wade is extended one month
Mai. Blsnton winship Judge advocate will re-
pair to this city.
Each Of the followingnamed officers viii pro-
coed to the place specified after his name: Msl
William L Little. Laurel. Nd. MAJ Nelson
Gapen. seagiEt, y. J: : Maj Hen:y PaSe. Green
Haven, y. Y. Mai. James +. Hall Mantle. Conn. +;
Maj Edward T. Gsddinp Springfield. III and
Capt William A. Powell. Fort Ethsn Allen. VT
The leave Of obsenoe granted Capt. Nathan Z.
AveTil. is srtsnded one month
Leave Of absence for two months is granted MAJ.
Marx Brooke
Orders to Capt Frank Graham revoked
First Lieut. Michael F. Davis will proceed TO
San Diego. Cal
Capt. Clarence s Ridley will reroI. 10 this city.
Car David H. Bower relieved from further de-
tail in the signal Corps
Cap. George h. Estes will proceed to tie Walter
Reed General Hospital D c
First Lieut. George h. Brett will report 70 the
chief signal officer Of the army.
Mai Frederick 6. Lswton Ia assigned to tia
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