Evening star., 1917-03-02
Rejoices Over Ships Destruction.
ARMY ORDERS.

Capt. William S. Bowen, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, is detailed as assistant pro-
fessor of military science and tactics
at Harvard University, Cambridge,
Mass.
Is relieved from duty at Fort Ogle-
thorpe. Ga, and will proceed to his
home.
The following named officers will re-
port for examination to determine their
fitness for promotion: First Lieuts.
n. Butler Briscoe. cavalry: Thomas
Dew. Milling, cavalry, and ROBERT n.
The leave of absence granted Lieut..
Col. William 7. Wilder, 27th Infantry,
is extended one month
Maj. William A. Burnside, 26th Infan-
try. is relieved from duty at the Signal
Corps Aviation School. San Diego, Cal,
and will join his regiment.
First Sergt. George A. Helbig, goth
Recruit Company. Is placed upon the re-
tired list. at Fort Mcdowell. Cal, and
will repair to his home.
Capt. Nolan V. Ellis. 10th Infantry.
Will report to an army retiring board
at Washington, d. c.. for examination.
Capt. Wiley E. Dawson, retired, is as
signed to duty at the Aviation School,
San Diego. Cal. relieving Capt Herbert
N. Royden. retired. who will proceed to
his home.
First Lieuts. Rossner E. Graham and
Herbert c. Neblett, Medical Reserve
Medical School. 464 Louisiana avenue
northwest. this city, to take the course
of instruction at the school
Each of the following named officers
will proceed to Fort Monroe, Va, for
the purpose of delivering lecture at the
Coast Artillery School: Lieut. Col Ais
ton Hamilton, Coast Artillery Corps:
Capt. Walter X. Wilson, Coast Artillery
Corps. and Capt. John B. Rose, Ordnance
Department
The following named officers of the
Medical Officers Reserve Corps are or
dered to report at the Army Medical
School for the purpose of taking the
course of instruction at that school:
First Lieuts. Walter J. Bristow, Josiah
B. Henneberger, Emanuel Kline, Ho-
race S. Cragin, Fred G. Benton, John
H. Sturgeon, Wood S. Woolford Her
bert L: Quickel. James W. Bunce. Ray
mond w. Whittier, Francis E. Gessner,
Charles E. Maxwell. David E. Smith.
George S. Woodard, George c. II.
Franklin, Charles NJ. Hunter, William
A. Foertmeyer. Thomas P. Jones, Frank
Paul. Robert Malcolm and Abram L
Van Meter.
Sergt. James D. Rogers and Private
Edward G. Roche. medical department.
now in this city. having performed the
duties assigned them. will return to
their proper station.
First Sergt. Roland G. Blake. Troop
c. I'd Cavalry, Fort Myer. Va, is as
signed to duty at that post pending
his assignment to an aviation station
Of the Signal Corps.
Supply Sergt. Pete Haddix, Company
I. goth Infantry, at Fort Wayne Mich,
is detailed to duty with the National
Guard of Ohio as sergeant-instructor
Leave of absence for twenty-eight
days is granted First Lieut.. Carlton [.
Vanderboget. Medical Reserve Corps.
First Lieut. Gerald D. France Medical
Officers Reserve Corps. will repair to
this city and report at the Army Medi-
cal School for the course of instruction
at the school.
Sergt. Claude E. Neidig of the Signal
Enlisted Reserve Corps is assigned to
duty in the Aviation Section Signal En-
listed Reserve Corps, with station at
the Curtiss Aviation School, Newport
News, Va.
Non-commissioned officers are assign
ed to duty at colleges as follows:
Sergts. I. H. Bodley. r. c. Hayes, p. p.
Loupret and L. W: Wahren. Field Ar
tillery, to Yale University, New Haven.
Conn: Sergts. Walter Bender, 9Th cav
airy. and William Lynch, Coast Artil-
lery Corps. to Harvard University,
Cambridge. Mass; Sergts. Clarence III
Brigham and W. S. Arthur, regular
army reservists; Irwin E: Kentner, 4th
Infantry, and James H. Boyle, retired.
to Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y,