The Washington herald., 1916-10-14
ARMY ORDERS.

MAJ Harold W Jones. Medical Corps. Win pro
cred to Philadelphia, Pa. to prep~re the camp
site for the Red Gross Base Hospital Unit
Resignation q secoud Lieut. james A Nat
thews. Second Infantry, Alabama National Guard.
accepted by President.
Resignation Of CAPT ssmne Z. nornAA ssrcnth
Infantry. New York National Guard, snuspesd b
President
First LAsut Forrest Ward, First Infantry, Ar
kansas National Guard. relieved from aviation duty
at MlneoA. Long Island. n. Y.
First lieut., John H WoodberTy. Ordnance De
psrtment, will prOoeed to Frsnkford Ars-naL PhilA-
delphiS. Pa, for duty.
Leave Of absence for fourteen days granted First
lieut. John h Woodbury., Ordnance Department
Leave d absence hervtnfors granted Ckpt Georye
Williams Thirteenth Cavalry. srteDdsd httss
days.
will proceed to Lstte-mEn Gener1l Hospttl the
Preside Of San Francisco, Cal, and rvport for
observation and treatment.
Col Samuel Reber. signal Cogpe is relieved from
duty in Office Of Chief Signal othor Of army and
will proceed to Chicago. III.
First Lieut. Malone Dugszn, Medical Reserve
Corps, relieved from duty In Southern Department
and win proceed to bis home. Lieut. DusExn 70
hered from active duty In Medical Reserve Corps-
Leave OF absence granted for twenty-eght days
First heut- Malone Dusgzn. Medical Reserve Corps
Leave Of absence for four days granted First
Lieut. Claude NJ. sThieie, Coast ARTILLERY OoFpH
Capt. Henry Gfbbns Cavalry. detailed for seT-
Ice and TO hn q vacancy IN Quzrtermxstsr Oops.
Capt Frank W. Rowel, strteenth Infantry. de-
xneo IS prUessU OF mlnCxry s1enos and tsc1c
at Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn, Ala.
to take effect December /
Leave Of shsenoe herctotore granted First Lieut.
Frederick J. Holzbaur, Second Infantry Pennsyl-
TAnta National Guard, extended fifteen days
Oo. Euclid B. Fnok. Medical Oorps, relieved
from Temporary duty in the Southern Department
and from further duty at department. heAdquAr-
terS. Western Depsrtmsnt and win proceed 70
San Francisco, Cal, to embark for the PhflipptDs
lslandA and upon arrival at Manila p l.. win
report TO cummaDdins general, Philipptns Depart
ment, for duty.
Col Charles NJ Candy. Medical Corp., relieved
from duty In PhilipHn4 Department to tsks e.
tect January l. 1911, and viii pguoeed to bot
spr1ngs AK, and assume command Of Army and
Navy General Hospital at that pl.oe
Fist Lieut.. Allen R Ktmban, Third Infantry.
detailed as professor Of military science ssd tzcdcs
at Castle Hetshts School Lebanon, Tenn
First Lieut. Wiley z Dawson, Twenty-nrth In
tantrys examined for promotion hp a board Of o.
noers and found physically disqualified for duties
Of captain Of infantry. by reason Of disability IN
caoent 70 the service, his retirement Is announced
to take enect July Is 1876
The following officers are detailed for .ervtos and
to MI vacancies In the Signal Corps:
First Lieut. Henry W. Hall, Third CsvalrJ; First
Lieut. nsene A. Lohman, Fourth OzTzlrJ; First
iAeut Ektn l. Franklin, Thirteenth Cavalry: First
Lieut. Herman ErlenkotteT First Field ARTILLERY;
t1rst Lieut. Harold Q. Vsnderreer Ninth Field
ARTILLERY; First Lieut. William G. Crane H. Field
ARTILLERY; First Lieut.. Herbert R. OdeI seventh
Eleid Artilleryi First Lieut. John Z. McMahoq, r.,
fleid Art1neryi First Lieut.. Richard Z ADdsrsos.
Ashth Field ARTILLERY; First Lieut. John z. Hatch