Evening star., 1917-09-22
Lone American Grave.
ARMY ORDERS.

The t,avs1 PeFe.m.a b Capt o5Dss
lef from wsiiinsford. % Ps to Washnston, et in eom
plying with the orders Of the surgeon general.
is confirmed and approved as necessary in the
First Lieut. Andrew B. Mckenzie, Medical Re
serve Corps. relieved from duty at the Army
Des Moines, Iowa. and report in person to the
medical officers training camp for instruction.
ofcers' Reserve Corps. will report to the chief
of engineers for duty.
rne cnpps W peper Se eSef OF
for duty: Capts. John J. o'Connell and Bradley
Capt. James E. Ware ouartermaster Corps.
relieved from duty as constructing quartermaster
at Long Branch. n. j.. is detailed as quarter:
mobilization camp to be established. and will re-
port to the quartermaster general for preparing
estimates for necessary equipment. supplies. ETC..
Capt. Donald T. MacPhail. Medical Reserve
camp. Fort BENJAMIN Harrison, Ind, will pro
coed to Camp Lee. Petersburg, Va. and report
Of hss
The following oficers of the Medical Reserve
Corps viii report to the commandant, Army
Lieuts. James W. Bodley. Arthur 8. Bugbee,
Francis s. Modine and John P. Jackson.
Reserve Corps. win proceed to Camp Meade, Ad-
miral, Nd, and report for duty as assistants to
Albright, Walter G. Carter and Thomas ]. Ber-
ney.
Capt. Harry w. Atkinson, QuArtermd6tef Of
hcers' Reserve Corps relieved as assistant to the
department Quartermaster, Eastern Department,
win proceed to Camp Meade. Admiral. Nd, and
report for duty as assistant to the camp quar-
termaster.
First Lieut. Clarence s. Yaokum. Sanitary
Corps, National Army, relieved in the office of
the surgeon general, will proceed to Petersburg.
Va, and report to the commanding general,
Camp Lee and to the base hospital. on or about
First Lieut.. Arthur NJ Buswen. Sanitary
Not vii fo fho
mandant. Army Medical School. this city. for
Fl First Lieut.. Carl W. Norwood. Medical Reserve
Corps, relieved at the Army Medical School. viii
proceed to Fort oElethorpe. Ga, and report to
the medical offcers' training camp. Camp Green
First Lieut. John M. Lee. Ordnance ome.rs.
sSs TO and
Capt. Charles s. Timmons. Quartermaster Of
hcers, Reserve Corps. Will proceed to Washing
The assignment to duty by the surgeon gem
Pollock. Sanitary Corps. National Army. in the
office of the surgeon general September is
Fiji First T Lieut.. cut Sidney F. Morgan, Sanitary corps,
National Army. will repair to this city and Re.
port to the surgeon general for temporary duty
Lieut.: SoL Albert q Dalton. ou.re.rm.st.s
e sss
master general Is iastssssan. and vi then
Of the general depot Of the Quartermaster Oorps
to BE- established at that place
First Lieut. Henry Q. Yarrow, r.. aviation sec.
ton. Signal Officers Reserve Corps, will proceed
to this city and report to the chief signal Of
fcer Of the Army for duty.
Capt; Frederick 2; shnyder. 1lth oavalry, viii
| 1st Squadron. 11th Cavalry, that place.
| Maj. Ernest 8. Wheeler, 10th Field Artillery
will proceed to Fort Myer. Va, and report to the
| commanding of1cer, citiyenS training camp. foi
| duty a. senior artillery Instructor,
| MAJ. Charles D. Mendenhau, 4viat1on soctaDn
signal OmcsEs' Reserve CorpA v3N report to ii
chief signal od1eef toe duty.
Efnal 0mes5S as:sws ocRs ~. E.paEt o
Fizst nsut, Ryiand B. Ana.vws. svaatsop sse
taon, Signal 0meers' Rsseevs Corps, w1n Tepor
Washington, for duty.
First Lieut.. James A. LAngston, aviation sec
ton, Signal Omcers' Reserve Corps VIII repor
to the chief signal ofncer Of the Army for duty
Maj. Edward q. Hartwick. Engineer Oficers
Reserve Corps. will proceed to Camp American
University, and report to the Goth Engineers TO
duty.
First Lieut.. Charles A. Belanssr. Ordinance
OmoesS 1seesye ocsps, win proceed to wsah
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