The Washington herald., 1916-10-22
ARMY ORDERS.

First Lieut.. Joseph NJ Swing. Fourth Field Ar
tinery. transferred to Eighth Field Artillery.
The following officers relieved from duty at Fort
Yellowstone. wyo.: Col. Lloyd NJ. Brett, cavalry.
detached list; Cart Frederick 7. Arnold, cavalry,
detached list: FIrst Lieut. William B, McLauun.
cavalry, detached list and First Lieut. Russell B.
Patterson. cavalry detached list.
Col Brett and Lieuts McLaurin and Patterson
will report to commanding general Southern De
partment, for assignment 10 duty Capt. Arnold
will proceed TO Fort Sam Houston. Tex ard
port 10 commanding officer. Sixteenth Cavalry. for
duty.
Resignation ~ First Lieut. Edwin Burcbstt
Medical Reserve Cons. accepted By Prcsident
Special orders, relating 70 Assignment 10 regi
ment uf each Of the following officers q Field Ar
tillery arm. TyoS ed: Capt Richard c. Burleson
Capt. Waldo {. Potter. First Lieut.. Clyde 4. Sci
Mert Proctor. First Lieut. Edward H. Hicks FIrst
Lieut. Cllft AndHs. First Lieut. Kari {. Green
wsd. First Lieut.. James \. Gillespie. first Lieut.
Walter F Wiuton First Lieut. William E Burr
and First Lieut. Clinton W. Inward
Capt William B. Baker, Twenty fifth Infantry.
having been found by an amy retiring hoard il
caractatod for active service. retirement Of Capt
Baker from active service announced
First Lieut.. James A. MattisOn. Medical Reserve
Corps, relieved from duty in Southern Department
and will proceed 70 home. Ii IL, Mattis1n relieved
rom active duty in Medical Resere CoTp,.
Leave Of absence for twea:y eight days granted
First Lieut. James A. Ma;:issl, Medical Reserve
COPS.
Capt Manuel NJ. Garre.t, ouartermastcr Corrs
Dartment for assignment - dury Temporarily rc-
tanning quarters station 10 which assigned rr5r
TO detail in QuarteTmas:sr Corps.
Capt. John G Il. Lee. Corps Of Engineers le-
ed from station at Dam No. a. Ohio River and
will proceed to Wheeling W. Va. and take s,a
ton
serve CurTs, relieved fIom duly IN SoIthem De
partment and will proceed TO home. Lieut. Coch-
rSne relieved from active duty he Medical Re
serve Corps
FTrvt Ijeut us-hs-+ NJ C-.,,. Midi, D 49,.
Corps. relieved from duty IL SuthCTn Departm nj
and will proceed to homr. LIsut Greene relieved
from active duty Medical Res-rve Curps
Leave Of abscnce for tNeuty-eight days granted
First Lieut.. Herbert NJ. Greene. Medical Reserve
Corps.
Leave Of absence heretofore granted First Lie-rt
Clyde A. Selleck. Field ARTILLERY. detached bst,
extended until such time it will become neces-
sary for him to proceed TO San Francisco, Cal. TO
take December transport for Hawaii
Commanding officer. Rock Island Arsenal Rock
make not to exceed two visits each TO Peoria n
ana Chntonvllle Wis, in connection with pro
curenent Of material BY Ordnance Department
Capts. Robert l. Collins, cavalry and Odiorne H
Sampson, infantry, detached list detailed As mem
oes Of examining board at Jeferson Barracks No.
Vice Capts. Frederick VI. Jones and Ralph C. Cad
well. cavalry. hereby relieved
Lieut.. Col. William T Littlsbrant. cavalry. de-
tached list, relieved from further treatment at
Walter Reed General Hospital District Of Column
6ia, and will proceed to join Fourth Csysl1 for
First Lieut.. John w Wallis. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps detached officers lstl. upon complexion Of
course OF instruction at Coast ARTILLERY School Fort
Monroe, Va. will proceed to Walter Red General
Hospital District Of Columbia and report to CON-
handing officer for observation and treatment
Leave oi absence for one month granted First
lieut. Harold D. Coohrane Medical Reserve Corpa
Leave q absence for two months granted Capt
Charles NJ. Gordon, r., infantry detached list
First Lieut. VIII G. Merrill Medical Reserve
CoIps, relieved from duty in Southern Department
from active duty in Medical Reserve Corps.
Leave Of absence for twenty-seTen dsys urlnted
Corps
First Lieut. Thomas c. ss,sS. Medical Reserve
Corps. relieved from duty in Southern Department
and VIII proceed to home. Lieut.. Savage relieved
from active duty in Medical Reserve Corps
Leave Of absence for one month granted First
Lieut. Thomas G. Savage. Medical Reserve Co-ps.
The resignation Of First Lieut.. Clarence H.
"eiser signal Corps. Missouri National Guard, &C
cepted by President
The resignation Of First Lieut. Harold A Nc
Wlillsms' Dental Corps. Iowa National Guard &C
cePted BY President
Resignation of First Lieut.. James Z. Kirkman.
First squadron Of Cavalry, Texas National Guard
sccepted by President
Resignation Of First Lieut. Ralph NJ Waters,
Medical Corps, Iowa National Guard, accepted by
President
Resignation Of Second Lieut. Alfred l, Buck.
By President.
Maj. Jesse G. Nichols Ordnance Department, will
make not to exceed Eve visits TO New York City and
one visit each to Pittsburgh. Pa; Philadelphia.
Pa. and New Brunswick. N j., on Official business
pertaining to operations Of Ordnance Department
FTst Lieut. Arthur S. Jones, Medical Reserve
Corps, relieved from duty in Southern Department
and VIII proceed to home. Lieut. Jones relieved
from active duty in the Medical Reserve Cons.
Leave q absence for one month granted First
Lieut. Arthur 5. Jones' Medical Reserve Corps.
Resignation Of Second Lieut. Fred Fite First
CsyalIy. Alabama National Guard, accepted by
President
Maj. Harry B. Jordan. Ordnance Department, will
nlake one visit 10 Eagle Pass. TEX. and to Laredo
Tx, to inspect Field Artilery batteries located
at those places
Upon mutual application Of officers concerned the
following transfers are made: Capt Bruce R.
CaApbeil from the Thirty-hfth Infantry to the
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