The Washington herald., 1916-10-04

Eighth Infantry. Illinois National GuIrd, accepted
by the President.
Resignation Of Fist Isut Sherwood v Whit
beck. Medical Corps New York National Guard.
Lccsptsd by the President.
Resignation OF Mai. kellogg K. V. Casey, Second
Infantry. Pennsylvania NATIONAL Guard accepted
by the President.
Col. Samuel w. Miller. infantry. PLACID in com
mand Of all trOOFs present at the Florida State
Camp Grounds, from the date Of his arrival there
until the troops leave for their stations
Capt. Frank E. Davis, Quartermsster Corps, will
report to Southern Department for assignment TO
station and duty Temporarily. retaining QuE-1erH
at the station to which he was assigned pri-r 10
bis detail in the QuartsrmAStsr COrEs.
Leave Of absence for seTen days granted Flrst
Lieut.. Htnry 5. Aurand, Coast Artillery Corps
Each Of the following named officers Of the In
fantry TO regiment indicated after his name: Col
James NJ. ArrsSmith. attached TO the TWenty-tblrd
Infantry; Col. Benjamin W. Atkinson, 10 the
Thirty second Infantry; Lieut. Col. Charles d
Martin. to the Eighteenth Infantry; Lieut.. Col.
wilham weigel. 70 the Second Infantry. MAJ.
Fsank E. Bamford. to the Twenty eighth Iufsntry
Maj. Frednk L. Knudson- to the TWenty-third
Infantry; Mai. s. J. Bayard Schindel to the
Nineteenth Infantry; Maj. John F. Preston, 70 the
Fourth Infantry; Mai Charles F. Crain. U the
Thirty-seTenth Infantry Capt. Edwin o. SsundsrS,
TO the Ninth Infantry; Capt Robert J. Binford- 10
the Twentieth Infantry; Capt. ETin q. WAEneC.
to the TEenty-ninth Infantry; Capt Fred H
Turner, to the Twenty third Infantry Cspt Arthur
L. Bump. TO Ins beNeDLeenLl lDiAnLryt CApt Wits
Z Mills 70 the Fourth Infantry; Capt charles
+. Herr To the Fourth Infantry; First Lieut.
James A SETatt, to tbs Seventeenth InfautJ
First Lieut.. Frank NJ Kennedy. ~ the Tenth
Infantry: FIrst Lieut.. John T. Harris, to the
Thirty seventh Infantry; First Lieut.. Albert S.
J. Tucker, TO the Thirty-seventh Infantry; Frt
Lieut.. Marion o. French, TO the Third Infantry ,
First Lieut. George W. C. Whiting. 70 the Thirty
sixth Infantry; First Lieut. James D. RITet. to
the Thrty-ffth Infantry: First UsCt George n.
kOehleF the FrgIr1eAnth Infantry FRI teTt
Oliver S. Wood, to the Thirty-fOurth Infantry
First Lieut.. Allen NJ. Burdett. 70 ths Twenty
seventh Infautry; First Lieut. Herbert c. Fooks.
to the Sixteenth Infantry: First Lieut. John e.
Walker. jr. to the Thirty-hfth Infantry.
Mai. Irwin l. Hunt. Judge advocate, recently ap-
pointed. will report TO the Judge Advocate General
Of the army for duty in his Ghce with station
in this city.
relieved from present duties and detailed as in
spector-instructor Of the Coast Artinery National
Guard q Maine. He win proceed to Portland
Ne
Cspt. Lawrence G. Crawford Coast ARTILLERY
Corps, relieved from present duties and detailed
as inspector Instructor Of the Coast ARTILLERY Ma
tonal Guard Of Hawaii. Capt Crawford will pro-
ceed to Honolulu. Hawaii.
Leave Of absence for one month granted Cspt
Joseph MAtson, Coast ArtiIe-y COrps
Capt William B. Baker Twenty-ffth Infantry
will report to Maj. Gen Henry G. Sharpe, Quarter
master General. president Of army retiring board
at Washington, D. O.. for examination.
Leave Of absence for ten days granted First
Lieut., John P. AdGms Eighth Infantry
MAI. Frederick W. Phistere Coast Arttuery
Corps. relieved from present duties and detailed
inspectorinsructor Of the Coast ARTILLERY Of the
National Guard Of Oregon. MAI Phisterer viii
proceed 10 Portland Oreg
MAJ. Harold W. Jones Medical Corps, detailed
as a member Of the board Of othoers Of the
Medical Corps TO determine the result Of the pre-
liminary examinations Of applicants and the final
-
Medical Corps, Vice Maj. Percy NJ Ashburn, Med
ical Corps. hereby relieved