The Washington herald., 1916-07-04
ARMY ORDERS,

Cap Charles F Craig Medical Co-,. -or .
thus ety, will proceed % Fort Lezve1wo-th Esns
oratory equipueo; then al that post 10 -. ~.
hospital. FoCt Bliss. Te1.. snd then win p-oce5 70
Fort Bliss ~ ="
cSpt. Henry E. CdnStoek, ouartsruss,.r c,,,s
INFANTRY relieved from dc4sn iD th1t 49, -
Infantry ~ ANU
First Lieut., William J Fitzmsurioe infantry. re
neved from duty at the Kenpe- Military ScbooI
Bocnyllle, No aOd detailed a. assistant nrlsssSor
81 lhts[y selsnoe and tactics al the University Of
Wisconsin, Madison. Wis
SorTs. ordered 10 active duty and Will prosers -
New York City ana report to the oAicxr in oh.,s~
Of the Medical Supply DEPOT
By direction n the PrrSi6e,. q, r,r,A =. 49,
s1ph 3. Special Ordeu No Is June Iors =,
relates to Capt Frands ". Hooeycutt secnns
Field ARTILLERY. revoked.
CsPt. William $. Bowen. Coast Artillery Corr,
detailed for service and TO FL a vacapcv in H.
QusTteTnaAster CorFs. 70 tAke effect June 20 1ee
Maj. George p. Ahe-n. United States 1-nv =.
aTed assigned TO active duty and VIII report 10 The
First Lieut.. Roland ". Plnser. ordnspe. De,.---
uent, will rrooeed 70 jotn his prope- station
Ths resignation BY First Lieut. Wilhelm W-sr-
President
Capt. Walter @. Jones Thirtisth Iuf,ntry de-
tailed for service and 10 fill vacancy in the Quar-
ternaster CorTs 10 take effect July > 1916
So much Of paragraph t5, Special Orders M lz5
June 9, 1916. War Department as relates 70 FSrs.
Lieut.. Henry &. Malvern, IT, Coast ArtiIlq-v c.
snended 50 as 10 assign that officer 70 the ISfb
Company.
The rernsdoo By F-s Lieut. William 2
Clewen. Medical Reserve Corps Aocspted hy ,he
President
The board Of officers appointed n parasrsrh 70
Special Orders No l4s. June Il. 1915. dissolved
board Of officers to consist Of Mai Gen n ske-
h Bliss. assistant TO the Chief of Star: Brig. Cen
Albert L. Mills, chief. Militia Bureau BriF Gen
Harry F. Hodges United States amy: Col CbsrI..
G. Morton. Fifth Infantry and Col Ira A Hsvnss
Coast ARTILLERY Corps appointed to meet at W1sb
ngton, D. c.. 70 make reconnendstiops f,- r.
huins Of existing and anticipated vacancies in ths
General Staf Corps.
First Iieut. Andrew ". Jartmzn, [. $
tired will make such visits as may be absolutely
necessary 10 mobilization camps in Louisiana Mis-
sissippi. and Alabama on official business re-tsin-
ing TO supplies and transportation
Maj William D. Connor. General STAT relieved
Sam Houston, Tex
Each of the following named Officers relieved f,,,
assignment to The regiment 10 which now assigned
Col. William c. Brown Tenth Oavslry and C.ol
James Lockett, Eleventh Cavalry.
Each Of the following named otic--S assigped m
the regiment indicated after his name: Col Jsoob
G. Galbraith now attached to the Third Cav.Irv
assigned to the Tenth Cavalry; Col. William ]
Nicholson attached 10 the Fifth Csv,lr~
assigned to the Eleventh. Cavalry.
Lieut. Dol Henry D. Snyder. Medical CorpS nou
at the camp Of mobilization, Concord y H ne
ieved iron further outy at ADcon. Canal zoo.
and will proceed to New York City and sssIne
charge Of the Medical Supply Depot
Eacn Of the following named officers Of the Cos--
ARTILLERY CoCpS relieved at from present sssr,
uent and will proceed TO the headquarters oF -.
coast defenses indicated after his name: Car
Ornere Hope coast defenses of the Delaware. FYTss
Lieut.. William T. Wilson. coast defenSeg Of fbs
Delaware; First Lieut.. joseph A Green coast d.
lenses Of New Orleans; secoDd Lieut. GeorFe u
Riley coast cefenses Of Baltimore and Secood
Lieut.. Logan W. Series, coast defenses of the Po-
tomac, for assignment TO a company.
Second Lieut., Joseph D. Mccain. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. relieved from ssasuA~ut 70 ths ssast d.