Evening star., 1917-04-15
ARMY ORDERS.

Col. William ". Forsyth. cavalry. will
report to an army retiring board at Fort
Sam Houston. Tex, for examination.
Lieut.. Col. William B. Ladue, Corps of
Engineers is relieved from duty at Jack
sonyille. Fla. and will proceed to Charles
ton, S. c., for duty.
Col. Charles L. Potter, Corps of En-
SIncers. is assigned as engineer OF the
Northeastern Department.
Maj. James F. Bell. Corps OF Engineers.
is relieved from duty at Albany. n. Y.
and will proceed to Jacksonville, Fla, for
duty.
Private George Lee. 9th Cavalry. on
furlough at 6ls L street northeast. WASH
ington. D. c.. is transferred to the 10th
Cavalry, ct Fort Huachuca. Ariz.
Sergt- Alexander Hepburn. Medical De-
partnent, at Washington barracks, d. G,
will proceed to Fort Andrews. Mass. to
relieve Sergt. Wesley E Champion, Medi
cal Department. Sergt. Crampton will
come TO Washington, d. c., for duty with
the Army Medical School detachment.
Army Field Clerks Orlean A. Pritchett
from duty at Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
and are assigned TO station as follows:
Clerk Pritchett, Boston, Mass, and Clerk
Caldwell. Charleston. S. c.
T.
relieved from further duty at Ancon.
Canal Zone, and will proceed to Boston.
Army Field Clerk John S. West is re-
Heved from duty at Charleston. S. c.. and
will proceed to the Canal Zone.
Brig. Gen. William T. Rossell and Mai
Edward NJ. Adams, retired, are assign
ed to active duty at New York
Col. Walter L. Fisk, retired. is assign
ed TO active duty at Baltimore. Md.
The resignation of Second Lieut.
George A. Hughes, 1st Cavalry, New
York National Guard. is accepted by the
President.
The resignation of First Lieut.. Robert
W. Tomlinson, Medical Corps, Delaware
National Guard, is accepted by the Presi-
dent.
Maj. Thomas L. Smith, retired. is de-
tailed as acting quartermaster. He will
repair to this city for duty
Capt. John S. Fair, Quarterrnaster
Corps, is relieved from duty in the once
Of the Quartermaster general.
Maj. Edward p. OHern, ordnance de-
partment. will proceed to the Walter
and treatment.
Maj. Ira L. Fredendall, retired, will
assume charge of construction work at
posts in and about San Francisco, re-
lieving Lieut.. Col 3. Frank Cheatham.
Quartermaster Corps. who will proceed
10 Boston for duty.
First Lieut.. Herbert H. Smith. Medical
Reserve Corps, is ordered to duty at
Jefferson barracks, Mo.
Col Mason NJ. Patrick, Corps of En-
gineers, will proceed to MineoIa. Long
Island. \. y. on official business per-
tanning TO the experimental test of
thirty-six-inch and sixty-inch search
lights for anti-aircraft purposes
Capt Lewis Z. Goodier, retired is re-
lieved from duty in the Office of the chief
signal officer and will proceed to the
Signal Corps aviation station, Essing-
ton, Pa, for duty.
Capt. Robert S. A. Dougherty CORDS
of Engineers, will proceed to Mineoia,
Long Island. y. Y; thence to Schenec-
tsdy. n. Y: thence to Erie, Pa. on off,
cial business pertaining TO the develop
ment of twenty-four-inch portable field
searchlights and anti-aircraft search
lights, and their necessary power plant
Sergts. Edward T. Jones and George
Z. Olmstead of the Signal Enlisted Re-
serve Corps, are relieved from duty at
the Curtiss Aviation School, Miami, Fla
and will proceed to their homes
Capt Frederic G. Kellond 10th In
fantry, on leave of absence. is detailed
for general recrr!ting service at Co
lumbus barracks. Ohio.
Sergts. Philip Robertson, Frank "
Gillet and Gordon C. Prince of the
Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps, Fort
Monroe. Va. will take station at the
Curtiss Aviation School, Newport News,