The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
ARMY ORDERS.

The foIoWins-nAned otnoe7s VII re7o- 70 o.
Edward A. Mile. Third Field Arlle-y. president
Of the eIaulring board Al Eagle Pass Tex. fo-
examination for trsnser 70 the Fed A-rillery
Capt Robert Q. Foy Third Csvllr7; Csp-- L1cus
R. Holb7ook caTAlry tQuArterEasteT Co-psI FIrst
Ii Ut. John T. Kennedy. Sixth CSvAlry; First Lieut.
Samuel NJ Parker infantry: Second L.lsut- John P
lands Eighteeuth Infantry
Second Lieut.. Frslz A. DoniEt. infantry taTt
heUtsnErt. Ordnance Department.. VIII report TO
Col Charles G. Treat, Field Ariuzy. president
Of the examining board At washinstou- D. c. for
examination for transfer 10 the Field ARTILLERY.
beard d ofhce-S Is appointed TO meet at
Douglas. Ariz.. for the examination Of dC6ce-s
who have applied To- t-znste- 10 the cavalry A-n
Col. Frederick S FOltz FIrs Cavalry: MAJ James
c. Harbord, First C&valry; Capt. Mortimer o.
Bigelow. FirSt Csvalry; Cspt william D. Chitty.
First Cavalry; CSgS. Living E Booth. First C4T1l-y
Capt Edmund S. SSye-. TTenty-frst Infantry. VII
report TO Col Frederick s. Foltz- Frt Csulry,
president Of the examining board at Douglas ARR
fo- examination for transfer 70 the czvALy
Second Lasat, La-reooe A. Mclaughlin Cuast
Artillery Cops. viii report 70 Lieut. Col. William
Lossiter. Second Field Arnuery, president q the
examining beard a. Camp s;ot seoburg Ph;Hppi1s
Islands for examination for transter to the Field
ARTILLERY.
Second Lieut.. Earl B. HochwsIt. ooas. Arlilsr7
C07e, Will report to COL Charles G. Treat. Fed
Art.lIe-y resident Of the examining hoard al
Washington. D. c. for examination fu r-zLsfeT
to the Field Artillery.
Leave for two DAYS granted Second Lieut. Herbert
R Corbin, Coast ARTILLERY Corps
Second Lieut.. Earl 3. Hochwalt. COas. ARTILLERY
Corps, IS relieved from his present duties and will
proceed 70 Alcatr1z. Cal. ard report TO the oon-
maudant Pacific Branch. United States Disciplinary
Barracks for duty
First Lieut.. John H. Pl-ie. Coast ArtiIIe-y Corps
will proceed 70 Fort Monroe. Va, for Temporary
duty connection with the ties: Of fre-cCutrol ma
tsrial. and upon completion Of this duty viii -
turn 70 his proper station at Gloucester Mas
The retirement Of Brlg Gen John P. Wiser.
{ S A. announced
Leave g-auted Maj La Roy 5 Upton. Tenth
Infantry, Is further extended thirteen days.
Cap. Ernest D. Scott. Fed ATtiuer. 70 this
city and report the inspector general Of TIE army
for duty in his Office.
Leave granted Ma. Gen. JAnes B AIeshire.
QuaTteTnaSte- General. l. 5. A. Is extended 10
include August &, 1916.
Second Lieut.. Lewis c. Davidson. Twenty-fr
Infant-y. to Fort sam Houston. Tex. and report
for detail in the Aviation Section Of the Signal
Cons.
orders to Ma. John NJ. jenkins, Eleventh carslry.
revoked
Orders to First Lieut. Kenneth P williams in
fantry revoked
Orders to FIrst Lieut. William c Gibsra. Medical
Reserve Corps revoked
First Lieut.. Roland W PinFer Ordnance Depart
ment, reheyed~from duty at Sandy Hook Provlng
Ground y. j. and will proceed via the Springfield
Anrnry. Springfield. Mass. 70 the San Antonio
Arsenal. San Antonio. Tex. and report to the
comma nding officer for duty.
The following named Officers Will proceed 10 west
Point. y. Y, and report TO tie superintendent
United States Military Academy, for duty: Capt.
Cleveland c. Gee. CorIs OF EnEineTs. Second Lieut.
Eugene T. SPENCE, First CavIlry: second Lieut.
George W. Sliney, First Cavalry; Second Lieut..
Thoburn K Brown, Seventh CavElry: Second Lieut.
John E. Mcmahon. ir.. Third Field Arine-y; Second
Lieut.. William @. Crane. il, Fourth Field Ar
tilery.