The Washington times., 1917-06-05
Army Orders

duty, will proceed to Frankfort
arsenal, Bridesburg, Pa
The following officers of the med.
Zeal officers reserve corps, assigned
to active duty, will proceed to wash.
ington. d. c., and report to the com.
mandant, Army Medical School, for
Instruction: Capt. Daniel W. McMii.
Ian, Capt Lester B. Rogers, First
Lieuts. John S. Abbott. Gustave R.
H. Jenkins, Roy L. Scott. ana william
II. Toulson.
First Lieut.. Richard slee, medical
officers reserve corps. assigned 10
duty, will proceed to Allentown, Pa,
and report to Major Ebert z. Persons.
medical corps, for duty with the
United States ambulance corps,
now being organized.
Capt. James II. Burroughs, Quarter
master Corps, and his Commissioned
assistants will proceed to such points
as may be necessary within the can
trail purchasing zone, which embraces
the following States. on oficial bust
ness pertaining to the purchase and
Inspection OF animals for the military
service: Colorado, Illinois, Indiana.
Iowa, Kansas, Michigan. Missouri. and
Nebraska
| ACANG AOE aHcNou Jays KTAnLeQ OADk.
William D. Geary, Cavalry.
Capt. Charles O. Lawrence, Quarter
master Corps, will report 20 the com
handing officer, Fort Mcpherson, Ca.
for duty as quartermaster. relieving
Major Edward 7. winston. United
States army, retired. Major Winston
will continue on duty in charge OF
construction work at Fort McPherson.
Capt. Francis W. Clark, Coast Artil.
lery Corps, Detached Officers List, Is
relieved from duty a. assistant to the
Chief OF Coast Artillery. to take ef-
feet June & 1917, and will proceed to
the coast defenses Of Chesapeake Bay
and report to the commanding officer
thereof for assignment TO duty.
Capt Louis N. Evans, Signal offcsrS'
Reserve Corps, win proceed to sehen-
ectady. ~ Y, on business pertaining to
the manufacture Of Signal Corps sup
plies, and upon the completion Of this
duty will return to his proper station
in this city.
Capt cuthbert Powell, Medical Of
ncers' Reserve Corps. IL assigned to
active duty at Denver, Colo, In con
nection with the examination Of re-
cruits for Base Hospital No. 50.
So much OF paragraph - Special
Orders, No.. 122, May 20. 1917. War
Department. a. directs Major Ola W.
Bell, Cavalry, Detached Officers List.
to join Twentieth Cavalry, IL amend
ed SO As to direct Major Bell upon
being relieved from his present duty
to report to the commanding general,
Central Department, for duty as In
structor, eitizens' training camp at
Fort Sheridan, Ill.
Leave OF absence for fourteen days
Is granted Capt. z. Llewellyn Bull,
Infantry. Detached Officers List, to
take effect on or about June 16, 1917.
Capt. Emil o. Jellinek. Medical Of
ncers' Reserve Corps. is assigned to
active duty and will report to the
commanding officer. Letterman Gen
eral Hospital. Preside Of San Fran
cisco, Cal, for duty.
Capt Edgar w. Miller. Medical
Corps, Is relieved from his present
mastering duty and will proceed to
Syracuse, N. Y, for duty at the camp
at that place.
Leave Of absence for four months
on surgeons Certificate Of disability
Is granted Major Frank A. Barton,
First Cavalry.
BY direction of the President. the
retirement of First Lieut.. John o. A.
Brett. ouartermaster Corps, from ae-
tive service on May 80. 1917, under
the requirements OF the act of Con-
gress approved June 80. 1882, is an
nounced.
The following named officers OF the !
Medical Corps will proceed to the |
Rockefeller Institute, New York, n. |
T.. for the purpose OF taking q special |
course of instruction at that place:
Major William H. Moncrfef,
Major John W. Hammer.
So much OF paragraph Z, special |
orders, No. 112, May IS, 1917, War
Department, as directs Major Ralph |
d. 'Msrshon, Engineer Ofncers' Re-
serve Corps. to proceed TO Cambridge,
Mass, and take station at that place |
is revoked. Major Msrshon will pro-
coed to New York, N. Y, and take
station there.
Lieut. Col. william R. Smith, Coast
Artillery Corps, Is relieved from his
present duty and will repair to this /
city and report TO the chief OF coast /
artillery for duty as his assistant.
Major Edwin T. Cole. United States
army retired. will repair to this city
and report to the adjutant general OF
the army for Temporary duty. and
upon the completion thereof will re-
turn to his proper station
So much OF paragraph IS, special
OTueTb. NO A<Af may @Os 1911 WAT
as relates to First Lieut.
Joseph A. Petit, Medical Officers Re-
serve Corps, IL revoked.
Brit Gen. William T. Russell, Uni
ted States Army. retired, IL detailed
as a member Of the examining board
at the Army Building. New York, N.
Y, appointed in paragraph 16, Special
Orders. No. 10, War Department.
July %. 1918, vice Col. Harry Taylor.
Corps OF Engineers, hereby relieved.
So much OF paragraph 81. Special
Orders. No. 124, May %. 1917, War
as relates to Capt Theo-
dore A. McGraw, Jr.. Medical Officers
Reserve Corps, Is revoked.
Capts. Thomas Dew. Milling and
George H. Brett, Junior military avi-
ators, Signal Corps, are relieved from
duty as members of the board of
officers appointed in paragraph AZ,
Special Orders, No. 246, October 20.
1915, War Department.
Capt. William A. Larned, Signal Of
fcers Reserve Corps, 10 detailed as a
member Of the board OF officers APP
pointed in paragraph Al, special or
ders, No. 246. October 20. 1915, War
Paragraph e5, Special Orders, No.
123, May %, 1917, War Department, IL
amended to read as follows:
First Lieut.. Raymond K Denworth,
Ordnance Officers Reserve Corps, is
assigned to active duty and will pro-
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