The Washington herald., 1917-04-29
ARMY ORDERS

First LAeut Arthur Z. Boyer, o. s. A. retired. il
assigned to active duty and detailed for general re-
euitins service at Fort McDouaI. Cal
Each OF the following named officers wifi urorsed
at once to the place specified after his name FOR
duty as commanding officer OF the Officers training
camp to Be established there:
Lieut.. Col. Paul A. Wolf. infantry Detached
Onlcers' Lst. Plattsburg, n. Y.
Lieut.. Col William R. Sample ThirtrSourth IN
tantry, Madison Barracks " Y
Col. Samuel W. Miller infantry, Detached ON
GERS List, Fort Niagara N Y
Col, Herbert J. Slocum, Thirteenth Cavalry Fort
oglethorpe, Ca.
Col. Charles R. NOyes. Seventeenth Infantry, Fort
McPherson, Ga.
Col. Edwin F. Glenn. Eighteenth Infantry, Fort
BENJAMIN Harrison. Ind.
Col. william J. Nicholson. Eleventh Cavalry, For,
Sheridan Ill
Col Robert L. BuIlard, r~enty-dIth rpt.ntry.
Fort Logan II. Roots, Ark
Col. William II. Sage Twelfth Infantry F,r+
Smelling, MINI.
Col. Tyree R. Rivers. cavalry, Fort RiI-y. Kan,.
Col. William 8. Scott Sixteenth Cavalry Leon
Lieut. Col otho W. r. Far. Seventh F5.Id A..
tillery, Preside Of San Francisco Cal
Lieut. Col Charles W. Fenton, caTalry Fort
Myer, Va
The iollovingnamed candidates. examined on Feb
nlAry !. 1917. under the provisions Of General Or
ders No. 81, War Department 1916. have been an
POINTED army field clerks with stations as indicated
their appointments effective from the date Of taking
tu1 oaAh ol oHhCe relulreu Dy section l757 of the
Revised Statutes Of the United States. subscribing
to the form of Acceptance (Fom No. so A q. or.
and entering duty:
Headquarters, Eastern Departmsnt-HaroJd p
Thies. Arnold A. Altman, and David NJ Rushner,
Headquarters Northeastern Department,IameS W
Boyer. IT.. and Ralph @. Hersey.
Headauarters, Southeastern Department-Georve ]
Helmstetter and Jacob French
Headquarters. North Atlantic Coast ArtiIlsrv Dts-
trict-Patrick z. LAWless
Headquarters. United States troops Anoou. Canal
Zone-W. Perry Tvitchell and Clarence H Grove
Army Service Schools Fort LeaVenworth, Kama
William z. Redmon and Robert B. Frick
Headquarters Central Department-Joa D.r..,
Harold ]. Pender. Albert j. Connors II lee Me-.
kins and Clarence R. Farmer
Headauarters. Western Dspartment-Georrs F,
Denis John X. smyth, Lewis Williams FfedeIck
h SchvartB. Alexander B. O'Rourke Don w. MOI
MS. and Marvin G. Richesou.
Headauarters, Pacific Coast ARTILLERY District
Albert Grunsfeld
Dosssy. John II. Haynes. George s. Thompson. De
Forrest Fesler. Willard W. Rollins Leslie D.
Easton, Robert W. Hartman. Clarence T. Williams
Frank Miami Charles Ferguson. ir., and Fred A.
Meyer.
headquarters. Philippine Department = JOhn
James.
First IAeuta Seth Low and Cord Never. .,i.t,on
section, Signal Officers Reserve Corps are assigned
to active dnty. They win report IN person TO the
Chief signal Officer Of the amy for temporary dut,
in his Office.
Capt Otto Eneelmann ouartermaster ohicen'
Reserve Corps. is assigned TO active duty He win
report IN person to the commanding oficer, van
cotOer Baracks. Wash, for duty as assistant 10
the quartermaster at that place.
Capt. Paul McGeehan, Engineer Oficsrs' Re..rye
oOrps. Is aaEgned to active duty. He win report
In person to Lieut.. Col. James r. McIndoe, Corps
Of Engineers, Kansas City. No.. for duty AZ his
assistant in connection with the exanlinatiou of
applicants for the Engineer Enlisted Reserve Corps
Capt. James II. Burns Ordnance Department. a
relieved from duty at the Picatinny Arsenal Dove.
n J., and will repair 10 this cty and report in per-
sen 70 the chisf at oran2ncs fx duty N his o1acs