El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-21
OF MANY
OFFICERS ANNOUNCED

Washington, d. C., Feb. 2l.-The following
army orders have been issued:
The following assignment OF officers are
announced. Maj. @. II. Preston. Fourth cav
airy. TO Second cavalry; captains II. ID.
Berkeley. unassigned. to Eighth cavalry; j.
E. Cusgel unassigned TO 11th cavalry; G.
4. Mitchell, unassigned, to Sixth cavalry, -.
$. Morey, unassigned, to Tenth cavalry,
Philip Mowry, unassigned to Third cavalry
J. S. z. Young, 18th cavalry. TO Eighth cav
airy; G. V. Henry, Ninth to 18th cavalry; r
A. Murphy. 18th to First cavalry; H. A sie-
vert, Ninth to Seventh cavalry; ". ID. Chlt-
ty, Fourth to First cavalry; J.. r. HolDrooA'
Fourth to nth cavalry; .. J. Cnarles, ul-
assigned TO 22d infantry; w. s. Faulkner
18th TO 18th infantry; J. +. Hunt, Soth 70
Ninth infantry. +. W. Coleman, Tenth TO
Third infantry; W, G. Fleischhauer; 5sth 70
18th infantry: f. H Cooke, ed to sixth IN
fantry; W. S. Sinclair, 25th to go imam
try; f. S. Slayer, 18th to sd infantry; X.
c. Langdon, infantry. unassigned, 70 ga IN
fantry; Lieut.. Col. Samuel E Smiley, unas-
signed, to 18th infantry; Major v A Cal9-
we'll 25th to Esd infantry; Nal j. z.
Woodward, 18th to Seventh infantry; mrs. 81
Iieutenants J. c. Pegram- unassigned, 70
Tenth cavalry; d. R. Rodney, unasslsheu,
to Seventh cavalry; J. II. Dickey. 10Th 70
Eighth cavalry; Rawson warren. FourIh -. 70
11th cavalry; William st. J. Jervey' TENN
TO 3Oth infantry; A. L. Bumpa, l5th 10 ION
infantry; W c. Whitener. unassigned, 20
signed to goth infantry; second heutensnIs
J.. c. Prince, unassigned TO 15tn cavalry, X
d. johnson, unassigned, TO 18th cavalry.
chaplain Joseph Clemens. unassigned ~
Fifth Field artillery, and chaplain !. NJ
Nose, unassigned to Seventh cavalry; FeteIl-
narians r. II. Burlington, to First cavalry
C. H. Koon to 18th cavalry, and n. >
Williams. 18th cavalry, TO fifth tlelu ar
tillery.
Mai. n. L. Fredendall. retired, is relieved
from duty as depot quartermaster, Nagasakl.
japan and will proceed to his home and
report to adjutant general Of army.
Col. D. L. Howell, First infantry, is trans
ferred to Second regiment
Col. II. c. Hodges, IT., lttn lhtahtry, ~, ~
transferred to the First infantry. and will
proceed to Honolulu and join that regiment.
Col. c. r. NOyes, infantry, unassigned, Is
assigned to the 18th infantry.
BY direction OF the president, First Lieut..
7. II. Laubach, 18TH infantry is detailed as
professor Of military science and Will teach
at the West Virginia University. Morgan
town W. Va. and will proceed to Morgan
town for duty accordingly
cavalry two months: Maj. William Weigel,
Second infantry, until sailing Of March
transport from San Francisco; Capt. II. A.
Slevert Ninth cavalry, two months; First
Lieut.. d. r. Rodney, cavalry, two months;
Second Lieut.. J. c. Prince, cavalry, one
month and 2s days; First Lieut.. W. H. Shep-
perd. Second Field artillery, two months;
Second Lieut. o. s. McCleary, 18th infantry,
one month and Is days; First Lieut.. II. W
Gregg. signal corps, two months First
Capt. r. r. Walach. Tenth cavalry, extend
ed ten days; First Lieut. J. c. Hattie. gath
infantry. EXTENDED ten days. First Lieut..
Gilbert Marshall. coast artillery corps. seven
days.
is detailed for general recruiting service and
will proceed TO Dallas for duty, relieving
Capt. +. E. Winston, retired, for duty at
that station.
First Lieut.. T. d. Baker. infantry. unas-
signed. is attached TO the Second infantry.
First Lieut.. S. A Campbell, Seventh infan-
try, is detailed FOR recruiting service and
will proceed TO Annapolis for duty rsIia,,ins
Capt; H. Il, Sykes. 18th infantry. who will
join his regiment.
me president has accepted the reslgna-
ton OF First Lieut.. c. E. Sevbt. roaet eth
lary corps.
Capt r. NJ. Nolan. signal corps. is an
pointed actng quartermaster for first sec
telegraph system.
Orders Of February relating to First
Lieut.. n. J. Hickok- coast artillery corps,