Evening star., 1917-05-20
ARMY ORDERS.

Col. William T. Wood, retired. will report to
the inspector general of the army for duty in
his office.
Capt. Charles $. Hoyt. 11th Cavalry. is de-
tailed for duty instructor. citizens training
camps. northeastern department.
Maj. BENJAMIN W. Guppy. Engineer Officers
Reserve Corps.-i assigned to the 4th Reserve
Engineers. at Boston.
Col John NJ. Carson. Quartermaster Corps Is
detailed as an additional member of the board
for the survey of interned German vessels in
New York harbor.
serve Corps, is assigned to duty at St. Paul,
MINI.
Reserve Corps. is assigned to duty at Fort Nj
First Lieut.. Horace $. Cragin. Medical Officers
Reserve Corps. is relieved from duty at the
Army Medical School, this city, and will pro-
ceed to his home.
Maj Edward w Vail. Ordnance Officers Re-
serve Corps. Is assigned TO duty in the Office of
the chief Of ordnance.
Capt. Daniel W. Hand. Field Artillery. will
report for examination for promotion.
First Leuts. Fred ]. Brockman and James A.
Brown. Dental Officers Reserve Corps are as
signed to dns at St st. ri1st heas Mo-
accepted by the President
The following named officers of the Quarter
master Corps will report to the adjutant gen
erai for instructions: Lieut. Col Harry Il.
Wilkins; Mai Samuel D. Rockenbach and Capt.
The resignation of Capt. William F. Wilson,
3sd Infantry. Michigan National Guard, is &C:
II.
Capt. David NJ. Speed. cuartermaster Officers
Reserve Corps. is assigned to duty at El Paso
Tex.
First Lieut.. George W. Gilmore. Cd Infantry.
Alabama National Guard, is discharged from
the service of the United States.
Maj. Henry Souther. Signal Officers Reserve
Corps, is assigned to duty in the office of the
chief signal officer of the army.
veterinarian n, Louis C. Billion, Quartermaster
army with the rank of captain he having
served more than fifteen years.
Reserve Corps will proceed to Fort Leavenworth,
Kan, for duty: MATS. Edward II. Teall, infan.
try, and Harleigh Parkhurst. field artillery;
Capts. William G. MuldoOn. infantry and George
1. Miller. field artillery; First Lieuts. Charles
A. lockwood. Wendall L. Bevan and Richard
Harry B. Caldwell, cavalry, and slSs Herbert ana %
Thompson. field artillery: Second Leuts. Phelps
Newbesry. nG P,cS,. Hobart r., Northrup Glen F. Blair
Harry V. Mathews, field artillery.
The following changes in the stations of Of
hcsrs OF the Engineer Officers Reserve Corps are
Capt. Vivian II. Irvine. from Leon Springs.
Tex, to the 7th Reserve Engineers. at Atlanta,
First Lieut.. Earle P. Gray, from Fort Benia
min Harrison. Ind; to the 9th Reserve Engi-
Capt. Luther r. Maddox, from Fort Ogle-
| thorpe. Ga. to the 7th Reserve Engineers at
Capt. Frank E. Estes, from Fort Mcpher,on
Ca. to the 7th Reserve Engineers
| First Lieut.. James ]. Lippincott. from Mad
| gineers at Boston, Mass.
First Lieut.. Alfred B. Cole. from PIattsburp
Barpaeks. N. T.. to the 4th Reserve Engineers,
Capt. Parker Hit. 18th Infantry. and First
| Lieut.. Ebert E. Farman, cavalry. will rcnair
| to this city for duty.
| Maj. Hugh A. Bayne. Judge Advocate Gen
erals Officers Reserve Corps, will report in per-
son to Maj. Gen. John j. Pershing for duty.
| Capt. William II. Standford. infantry is
placed on duty with the 21st Infantry
The following named officers of the Medical
Corps will report to the surgeon general Of the
army. this city, for duty: Col. James d. Glen.
nan and Lieut.. Coils. Edward L. Munson and
| Frederick p. Reynolds.