The Washington herald., 1917-05-02

Capt. Ls Roy Bartlett, Coast Artinery COrTs. with
permission To visit China and japan
Capt Paul H. Clark, QuarteTmAster Corps, is -
Hefed from further duty in the Philippine De
psEtmsnt and VIII report 10 The dr1pt GuAT'sTHaS
tar. ChicagD, Ill. for assignment 70 duty.
Cspt Paul H Clrrk. QuLr1srmasts- Corpa is re-
loved from further duty in tho Philippine DeTart~
nent, and Will report Il the depot QuArteInaster'
chicago. Ill. fOC assignment 70 duty.
Leave Of abs-ucs for one month on surgeon 5
Certificate oS disability l. granted Capt Philip h
Pegton, infantry. det4chSd oCncers hs-
First Lieut. Luther Felks-. Z. S. A. retired. Is
EssiG-ed to active duty at FO-t Douglas Utah.
Capt Philip Yost, L. S. A. rrtlr1d, is assigned
to active duty at FUt ogisubO-ps, Ga
First LiauL Joseph Bennett. PhripptEs Scouts
retired. is GSsgaei 70 LctiSe duty al Fort Ogle-
thorpe Ca.
MAJ. ssnnel c. vestAl. Coast Artillery oOrps.
QuarUrulAsCer Cops Is detailed menbeT Of
the examining board at FOr: Monroe Va. vice
Col Heny u. Todd. IT., Coast ARTILLERY CorTs,
detached officers hst. hereby relieved
CapG Olaf SchW&rzkopt. veterinarian. Is relieved
from duty with the Third CsTLlry and will poUceed
to st. Louis No. and report for duty.
Capt Clinton G. EdEar. Qua-1e-mAstsr ofhePTs'
RerezTe CUrps. IS ssdEncd to active duty with the
Chief Signal Officer of the army.
OGpt Walter V. Cotchstt, U. S. A. retired Is
assigned 70 active duty at Fort Douglas Utah
Capt TSynr NJ ResSAn- L. s. A, retired, Is
assigned To active duty at FuCt OglethOrpe, Ga
Each Of tbs following named officers Of the Corps
q Engineers Will lCoceed 70 the pac. specified and
report to the commanding otnoCr, OtaCeTs raining
camp. for duty: PlattsJurg Barracks. n. Y, Mai.
Michael J. McDonough CAPT. William H Sasz.
ir. First Lieut. Dahney o. Elliott. First Lieut.
lehman W. Miller; Madison RarrackS, y. Y. Mai.
Thomas H. jackson. Cspt. ElNin H. Marks F1rst
Lieut. George J. Richards; Fort SiaGz-a, \. Y.
Maj. Laurence V. Frazer CapC Frederick S.
Strong. jr, FSryt Msut- Mason J. Young; Fcrt
NRyv Va. IAeIt Col. William V. JuGson. First
Lieut.. Harhson Brand, jr., FIrst Lieut. John F.
C"Tkin: Fort OglethCCpc Ca. Mai Eocert h
RalsOn First Lieut. Eiwin A Bethel; Fort No
Fherson. Ga. Maj. I4ytle Brown First Lieut.
John s. BrlEdon; Fort benjamin Ha--lsn. Ind.
Lieut.. Col. GeorEs NJ. Hoffman. CAPT, Allert X.
p. Lyman. FIrst Lieut. Alexander P. Cronkhire
Fort shsrdan, Ill, Mai Lewis NJ Adams, CaIlt
Oscar n. Solbsrt, First Lisut Donald A. DaT-
an; Fort Logan II. Roots, Ark. Capt Robert $.
ThOnas FITst Lieut.. Alfred l. Gsnahl; Fort
Smelling. MIN, Maj. Richard G Mc,Ce. FirsS
Henry H. Robert. Capt James G. Steese; Leu
Springs Tex. Capt. Harold S. Hetrick; the Pr
sidlo Of San Francisco Gal. Maj GeorEe R.
F1nsbury First lieut. Douglas H Gillette Fort
Logan H Roots, Ark, Lieut.. Col William 7.
Lewis Lieut. Col. Jcrr B. Clayton: Fort Snel,!nC
MINI, Mai. Henry S. Greenleaf Mai james J..
Revans; Fort Riley, KanS. Lieut.. Col. Isu F
Straub Maj. William W Reno; Leon SD-0Fs.
ny; Preside Of San Francisco. Cal. Mai. Elmer
A Dean, Mat. Peter c. Field.
Mai. James D. Fife. Medical CUrps and Cart.
Clifton c. Kinney. Ninth Infantry are d..ai',~
as members q the examining bard at Fort sam
Houston TEX. vice Maj Henry D. Thomson.
Medical Cor1S. and Capt. James BIyth, Thirty
seventh Infantry. hereby relieved
Capt. Earl J. w RaE4iale, Ordnance Depar,-
ment, Will make one visit to Fort Monroe. Va,
Official business PERTAINING 70 the operations
Of the Ordnance Department.
Each Of he following named retiretl Officers Is
assigned to active duty and will proceed 10 the
post specified after his name: Maj George J.
NswEarden, Fort OElethorpe, Ca; Capt. George
D. Heath. ir: Fort McPhers"u. Ca; Maj. Ro6ert
S. WoodsOn, Fu(t Douglas, Utah.