The Washington times., 1917-06-13

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to active duty, and will proceed to
Allentown, Pa, and report to Major
Ebert E. Persons, Medical Corps, for
duty.
Each Of the followinE-named OIL.
GERS OF the Medical Reserve Corps. IL
assigned to active duty and is des-
ignated as an Instructor in Roent-
genology at that place:
Major Leon T. lie Wald, at New
York. y. Y.
Major Alfred l. Gray, at Richmond,
Va
Majors Leon T. lie Valid and Alfred
L. Gray, Medical Reserve Corps, will
proceed TO New York n. Y, on or
about June IL for conference with
Major Arthur c. Christie. Medical Re-
serve Corps, looking to the standard
iZing Of X-ray apparatus and courses
Of study in Roentgenology.
Majors James Huston and George
c. Lewis are relieved from detail as
majors in the -.Ilippine Scouts
The resignation by Second Lieut..
John B. Wilson, infantry officers re-
serve corps, Is accepte- by the Presi-
dent
An army retiring board is appoint
ed to meet at Fort Bliss, Tex, for
lne examination of such persons as
may be ordered before Il. The detail
for the board is Col. Daniel L. Howell,
Thirty-fourth infantry; Lieut.. Col.
James NJ -ennedy, medical corps;
Major Thomas L. Rhoads, medical
corps; Major Henry L. Kinnison.
Thirty-fourth infantry, and Major
Edward c. Carey, infantry; recorder.
Capt. William G. Doane, Thlrty-fourth
infantry.
Capts. Addison D. Davis and Charles
c. Demmer, medical corps, are de-
tailed as examiners and witnesses be-
fore the army retiring board a, Fort,
Bliss, Tex, and will report when sum-
moned.
The resignation Of First Lieut..
Francis J. Considine, Third infantry.
New York national guard. is accepted.
Capt. Girard L. McEntee, signal
corps, is relieved from duty in the
Philippine department, and will pro
coed to the United States, and report
by telegraph to the ad!lutant general
of the army for further InEtru ctions.
Capt. Carlin H. Whitesell, signal Of
ficers' reserve corps, Is assigned to
active duty and will report 10 the
commanding general Philippine de-
partment.
Capt. william II. Cloptou, IT., quar-
termaster corps, - relieved from
duty as assistant to the depot quar-
termaster, Fort Rero, okla, and will
report to the quartsrma5tsr general
OF the army here at once.
First Lieutenant Chester A. Shep-
ard, United States army, retired, Is
placed on active military duty, and
will proceed to San Diego. Cal, Cor
duty.
So much Of paragraph 50. Special
Orders. No. 121, May rs, 1917, War De-
partment. as relates to First Lieut.
Kenneth A. Phelps, Medical Reserve
Corps, is revoked.
First Lieut. Kenneth Az Phelps,
Medical Reserve Corps. Is assigned
to active duty and will proceed to
West Point, n. Y, and report in per-
son to the superintendent, for assign
ment.
Col. William A. Glassford, United
States army, retired, is relieved from
duty as ueronautical officer, Western
Department, and will proceed TO his
home.
Mayor Seth C. williams, Adjutant
Generals Officers Reserve Corps, is
honorably discharged from the Of
ecers' Reserve Corps.
Capt George r. Harrison, Forty
NTH Infantry, will proceed TO Fort
Niagara, n. Y, and report to the COM
handing officer, citizens training
camp at that place, for duty and by
telegraph to the commanding general.
Eastern Department.
Col. Peter E. Taub, cavalry, de-
tached officers list, is relieved from
further duty with the Philippine con-
stabulary and will proceed TO Cover
nors Island, n. Y. and report for
duty.
Capt. George R Guild. Fifty-third
Infantry. will report 20 Col. Daniel L.
Howell, Thirty-fourth Infantry, presi-
dent OF an army retiring board at Fort
Bliss. Tex, at such time as he may
designate, for examination.
Capt. William F. Pearson, Eighth
Infantry, is transferred to the Forty
first Infantry and upon the expiration
of his leave will Join that regiment
at Fort Smelling, MINI.
Major Charles r Forbes, Signal
Officers Reserve Corps, is assigned
TO active duty and will proceed to San
Francisco. Cal. for duty.
Capt. Roger B. Brewster, Medical
Reserve Corps, is assigned to active
duty and will report to Major John
F. Binnie, 624 Rialto building Kansas
City. Mo-, for duty.
Second Lieut.. Cornelius c. Weeks.
Veterinary Officers Reserve Corps, is
assigned to active duty and will pro-
coed to Fort Keogh, Mont, and re-
port for assignment.
Paragraph 60. Special Orders, No.
l2s. June 4, 1917, War Department,
relating to Col. Edward Burr. Corps
Of Engineers, Is revoked.
The resignation by First Lieut..
Irwin Hardy. Medical Reserve Corps,
is accepted by the President. to take
effect this date.
Mai. John r. Simpson, Ordnance
Officers Reserve Corps, is assigned
to active duty and will report to the
Chief Of Ordnance for assignment.
Can't. Alex. C. Downey, Aviation
Section, Signal Officers Reserve
Corps. is assigned to active duty and
will report TO the Chief Signal Offi-
Ger of the Army for assignment.
Capt. Otto J. Langtry, Quarter
master Officers Reserve Corps. Is
assigned to active duty and will re-
mort to the commanding general,
philippine Department, for assign
ment
The resignation of Capt. George NJ.
Ston, 23d Infantry, New York Ma
tional Guard, Is accepted by the
President. to take effect this date.
Capt. Herbert a. Dargue, Junior mil
Itary aviator. Signal Corps, is relieved
from detail in the aviation section OF
the Signal Corps, to take effect June 0.