The Washington herald., 1917-04-15
ARMY ORDERS.

Col William W. Forsyth cavalry will rrpor+ IN
person to Bdg. Gen. James Parker. president Of an
Houston Tex
The army retiring bosnd appointed to meet at
Fort Sam Houston. Tex, is dissolved
MRtk Raymond F. Metcalfe and James D. Fife
Medical Corps, detailed as medical examiners
and witnesses before the army retiring board to
meet at Fort Sam Houton Tex.
The following frst HeutenAnts Medical Officers
Reserve COPS are ordered 10 active duty and will
proceed to Fort slocum, n 7: Herbert B. WILCOX
Emil Altman, Ernest L Hicks Philip Van Inzeu
and Percy n. Williams
The following first Heutenants. Medical Reserve
Cors, are ordered to active duty and will proceed
to Fort Mcdowell, Cal: Harry z. Foster John a.
BaIbat Clarence F. Dickenson, Howard A. Disnan
and LEO Eoessen.
now at Fort Myer. Va, Is detailed to duty with
the National GL.rd Of the District Of Columbia a.
sergesnt-instructor.
Col. Charles L Potter. Corps Of Engineer. in
addition to his other duties, Is assigned engineer
Of the Northeastern Department, to take effect Nay
l. 1871.
Lieut.. Col. William B. Laduc Cons OF End
neers. Is relieved from duty and station At Jackson
VILE Fla. and will proceed at the proper time TO
Chareston, s. C., and report in person on May ],
1911, to the coNmanding general, Southeastern De
pertment for duty as engineer Of that department
Maj. James F. Bell. Corps Of Engineers IL re-
lieyed from station and duty at Albany, n Y and
will proceed TO Jacksonville, Fla
Recruit Luther NJ Stewart infantry Fort Sore
officer on account Of fraudulent enlistment.
Private Charles R Sandefur, Headquarters Com
pany, First Field Artillery upon his departure
from schoheid Barracks, Hawaii. as attendant -
the authorized mounts Of First lieut.. -Truby c.
Martin Sixth Field ARTILLERY, will Be transferred
70 the latter regiment and upon completion Of the
duty for which ordered TO Douglas AriE will be
directed TO report TO his commanding officer for
| assignment to battery.
FIst Lieut.. Lewis Fl. Brereton. Second Field
ARTILLERY, will report In person to Col Ira A.
HAYNES, Coast ARTILLERY Corps, Detached Officeu
List president Of the examining board at Washing
ton, D. C.. for examination to determine his fitness
for promotion.
The following first heutenants Of the Medical Re
serve Corps are ordered to active duty and win pro-
ceed to Fort slocum, N Y: John W. Warner
James Ward, winfred NJ. Hartshom, Richard T.
Atkins. Thomas F. Lancer. Arthur NJ Kane. How
ard Fox Samuel NJ. Strong. Gustav @. Fschlowitz
Curteuius Gillette and William R. May
First Lieut.. Alfred n. Erck will report TO Col
Ira A. Haynes president Of the examining board at
Washington d. O., for examination to determine
bis fitness for promotion
Capt. Robert s. A. Dougherty viii proceed to
Mineoa Lang Island, N. Y: thence TO schenec-
tsdy, N T.; thence to Erie. Pa, Official busi-
ness
Col. Mason NJ Patrick will proceed TO Mineol..
Long Island, n. Y. on Official business.
Resignation Of Second Lieut.. George A. Hughes
accepted.
Resignation Of First Lieut.. Robert W. Tonlinsou
Maj. Thomas L. Smith assigned 10 active duty
and detailed as acting quartennsster.
Capt. Frederic O. Kellond detailed for general
recruiting service.
MAI. Edward p. O'Hem will proceed 10 the wal
ter Reed General Hospital, d. O.. and report to
the commanding officer for observation and treat
menA
Bdg. Gen. william 7. Russell and MAI. Edward
NJ Adams assigned to active duty. They will take
station in New York, N. Y.
Col. Walter L. Fisk assigned to active duty. BE
will proceed TO Baltimore Nd
MAJ La Il FredendAll relisssd trsza duty a a.