Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-16
ORDERS OF INTEREST

WASHINGTON, D. c., June A.
Officers detailed in aviation section
of signal corps to report to Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, for assignment: Cap
tain Frederick H. Snyder, 18th Caval
ry; First Lieutenants Harrison H. C.
Richards, 3rd Cavalry; Fred Seydel
coast artillery corps; Dana Palmer
9th Infantry; John P Edgerly, infan,
try detached 4ist; ,-Water w. Valtsei
mer, coast artillery corps.
First Lieutenant Thurman H. Bane
18th Field Artillery, detailed in the
aviation section, will, report to the
Signal Corps Aviation School at San
Diego, Cal, for duty.
Officers removed from the detached
officers list: First Lieutenants Fred
Seydel. coast artillery corps; John P.
Edgerly, infantry, and Walter Vaut,
seimer. coast artillery corps.
In Philippine Scouts
Officers detailed as Majors, Philip
pine Scouts, June l. Captains Ronald
e. Fisher, 9Th Cavalry; Everett N.
Bowman, William r. Kendrick, 31st
Infantry; William C. Miller, 9Th In
fantry.
Captain Robert E. Grinslead, 23rd
Infantry, is ordered from Southern
Department to join his regiment at
Syracuse, N. Y.
First Lieutenant Guy W. McClel-
land, cavalry, will join the 35th Cav
airy at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming,
for duty.
Second Lieutenant Charles w.
Frost, coast artillery corps, California
National Guard, is relieved from Fort
Monroe, Va, will proceed to San Di-
ego, Cal, coast defense, for assign
ment with his company.
Officers relieved as Majors, Philip
pine Scouts, May 81. they having be-
come entitled to promotion: Captains
Ezekial J. Williams, Ivers w. Leon
head, infantry.
Paragraph %, May %, to First Lieu
tenant John p. Leavenworth, and
John l.. Homer, coast artillery corps,
is amended to assign Lieutenant Lea
venworth to the coast defense of the
Potomac and Lieutenant Homer to
the coast defense of New Bedford.
Officers ordered to Fort Leaven-
worth, Kas.. for duty-First Lieuten-
ants Raymond G. Payne, coast artil-
Iery corps; Walter Smith, signal
corps; Joseph W. Bryon, 9Th Cavalry.
Captain Herbert j. Brees, 9Th Cav.
airy, is relieved as adjutant at Platts-
burg, n. Y, and will take station at
Washington, D. c.
First Lieutenant George w. Krapf,
infantry, is relieved from the LIST Aero
Squadron, Columbus. n. NJ, for duty
at the University of Illinois.
First Lieutenant Cyrus Z. Street is
relieved from the Army and Navy
Academy at Pacific Beach, California,
and will proceed to his home.
Major Jacob E. Block is relieved as
assistant to the depot quartermaster
at New York, and will proceed home
and telegraph the acknowledgement.
Captain Herbert B. Hayden, End
Field Artillery, two months on sur
geon's certificate; Captain John K.
Jemison, coast artillery corps, ten
days; Second Lieutenant Donavon
Miller. 3rd Infantry, seven days.
Officers relieved to proceed to Port
d, III uuIN Will ISSI
ment named: Captains Archie Mil
Ter, 18th; George c. Lawbason, 18th
Cavalry; First Lieutenants Alexander
L. P. Johnson, Charles w Foster,
Robert W. Strong, 18th Cavalry;
Frank X Ross. 18th,
Officers ordered before an examin-
ing board, Washington, D. c., to deter
mine fitness for promotion Lieuten-
ant Colonel Charles Mex Saltman,
Major Charles S. Wallace, George IS.
Gibbs, Charles de F Chandler signal
corps
Paragraph 70. May %, to Captain
Fred w. Manley. infantry, is revoked.
Captain Manley will proceed to Unit
ed States Military Academy and not
later than June Is to Plattsburg. ~
Y. as adjutant at Citizens Training
Camp.
of those due heIe efter July unicr