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Show I U. S. ARMY ORDERS . 1 j WASHINGTON. S-pt. 16. -The following army Medical Reserve Corps. Asbigiied io a-tlve duty, in chaig of di-viflion di-viflion of ophthalmology section, nurgery of the hojd: lJ. P. J. H. Kanfll. Camp Travle. W'rt Snfn Houston. Tex.; Lawrence W. Kos. Camp Loe. Peieriurg. V.; Cl&rencc P. Franklin. Camp tpton, Yaphank, L. 1.; Peter U. Ma-.-Naugtuon, ''""P Fuiiston. Fori Kiley, Kan.; Will la in H. glider. Camp Taylor. Louisville. Ky. ; Capia. Ocorae K. Suitor, (amp Custer, BaLtle Creek. Mich. ; Charles A. Tbigpen. Camp Gordon. Ai-lanta, Ai-lanta, Ga. : William N. Sweet, Camp Dix. Wrightstown. N. J,; Francis Vinson Haler. Camp pike. Llttl Rock. Ark.; Thomaa A. Wuod-rufi, Wuod-rufi, Camp Grant, Kaukford. III. For duly in division of ophthalmology section of surgery 0f head: Capts. Charles D. Barton. Camp Taylor. Louisville, Ky. ; Earl B. Brooks, Camp Dly. N. J.; Robert L. Crockett. Camp .Miotli-, Annapolis Junction. Md. : Louis L. Hcn-iil Hcn-iil lifter. Lump Dodge, Do Molnca. Iq. ; John C. Haidlng. Camp Funstoa. Fort Rllov, Kan.; Jam8 Mathe,on. t'amp Jackson, Columbia. S. C. ; Richard Rich-ard K. Cold. Camp Travis, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. ; Richard K. Daly, to Camp Gordon, Atlanta, At-lanta, Ga. ; L. E. Hetrlek, to Camp Lea, Petersburg. Peters-burg. Va.: William H. Joynar. to Camp Lewis. Amrlcfin Lake. Wash.; Eraktne P. Odenfol. to Camp Pike, Utile Rock. Arlt. ; Rawley H. Powell, to Camp Sherman, Chilllcothe. Ohio. First Me.itnnt Hiir-trtn w r-.mn rBv. son. Columbia, S. C. ; Charles C. Crosby, ( amp Sherman. Ohio: Harry S. Cradle. Camp Grant, i 111. : Clifford L. Hooper, Camp Travis, Tex. ; William J. Hohenord. Camp Dodge, Iowa; Joseph C. Hynos. Camp Funston, Kan. : Clifford L. Kaucher. Camp Gordon. Atlanta, Ga. ; Harry C. King, Camp Meade. Annapalls Junction. Md. ; Elmer El-mer J. Lambort. Camp Grant, III. ; Samuel L. long. Camp Jackson, Columbia. S. C. : Merrick' F. McCarthy. Camp Taylor. Ky. ; Winfleld G. McDced, Camp Dvns, Ayer, Mass. : Marion H. Powers. Camp Cualer. Battle Croek. Mich. : William Wil-liam w. P.etts. - ramp pike. Ark.: Norman R. Price, Camp Lee. Va. ; Frederick G. Sprowl. Camp Lewie, Wash.: George G. Van Mater, Camp Dix, N. J. To actlv duty for the purposa of undergoing an intensive tours of studv n their specialty: Captains Cyrus B. Craig. Psychiatric InBtiiute. Ward's Island, N. Y. ; Gordon H. Bahlman, State Psychopathic hospital, Ann Arbor. Mich. First lieutenants Rohert F. Gayle. Jr.. Neurological Institute. In-stitute. Npw York; John M. Hendfrson. Frederick P. Mofrsch. K. L. Stricklor. State Psychopathic hospital, Ann Arbor. Mich. To Gordon City. Long Island, N. Y. , for duty at basa hospital: Capt. Perry Bartlett: First Lieuts. Charles F. Kuhrj and William H. ' Ordwny. To Camp Mills, base hospital : Capts. JamesH. j Brown and W. J Monaghan; First Lleuta. George! K. Smith and Charles F, Becker. To Demhig, N. M. , to examine national guard for tuberculOBls: Capts. Ear S. Bullock and David Da-vid C. TwicheR: First Lleuts. Ernest A. Duncan and Paul Gallagher. To Camp Bnrtlett, Wpgt field. Mass.. for duty in camp hospital: Capts. David H. Body. John W. Covert, William T. McConvllle; First Lleuta. Francis J. A. Bennett. William H. Camphell. William Wil-liam F. Collins, Frederick Cmiuop, Ira W. Liver-more, Liver-more, Henry B. McGorvry, Valter H. McShane. A board to consist of Col. Charles L. Wlllco.x I and First Lieut, Gcorgf D. Chunn Is to meet I at Columbus barracks, Ohio, to conduct preliminary prelim-inary examination of applicants for medical Col. Elbert E. Persons to this city for consultation con-sultation with Burgeon general. Lieut. Col. Allie W. Williams, from field medical medi-cal supply depot, this city, to Watertown, N. Y., to inspect ambulance bodies, thPnce to Plattsburg barracks. Now York, for duty. Maj. WarMfld Longcope io Military acadetnv. West Point, N. Y.. to re-examine the following oR.Jets of the first rla?s: Earle A. Billlnga. Arthur Ar-thur C. Purvis. Frederick E TlbbPttg. Vpon completion of this duty Ma.' Longcope will return re-turn to his propT station In this city, Seth Maccuen Smith to Annapolis Junction. Md., for duty in rliarge of division of otolaryngology section of surgery of the had at Camp Meade. Paul B. CookP to Fort Worth. Tex., for duty in connection with venereal diseases at Camp Bowie. Christian R. Holmes to Camp Sherman. Chll-licothe. Chll-licothe. Ohio, as chief consultant in otolaryngology. otolaryngolo-gy. Edgar King and Kliiot G. Bracket! to Chicago to attend a conference in connection with re-con! re-con! ruction of hospitals. Edward B. Deneh to Camp Uplon, Yaphank. U I., for duty at baxn hospital. Cant ains James TV. Inches, relieved from base hospital No. 3fi, yU proceed home and stand relieved: re-lieved: Linnaeus H. Prince to Montgomery. Ala., as chief of medical service. Camp Sheridan; Georgo P. Coopernall to Garden City. L. I., for duty as commanding officer of camn hoaoiial. Camr Mills: David H. Gency and First Lieut. fJpnrge C. Jones to Fort Oglethorpe for dutv In , the laboratory of the provisional hospital. Camp reeniear: Henry jj. Kteld to Fort Ethan Allen, Vt... for duly; Capt. Henry P. Tanker to active, duly In office of attending surgeon. Washington, D. C. ; Edward L. Hanrs to Columbus tarracks, Ohio, to make examinations. First lieutenants M. P. Corroran. relieved from Army Medical school, this city, will proceed home and stand relieved from active duly; w. B. Noyes (o Wrfghtstown. N. J., to make evamlnatlons at Camp Dix; William A. Clark to Fort Sam Houston. Hous-ton. Tex.,- for duty at camp laboratory. Camp Travis; A. C. Snrenson to Fort Ethan Allen. Vt,. as instructor; F. J. Quigtey to Fort Oglethorpe! Ga., for a course of Instruction at Camp Green-leaf; Green-leaf; H. S. Chidester to New York for Instruction Instruc-tion In roentgenology, Cornell Medical cnllece: Joseph H. Cutchin and Thomas Amann to Boston for duty. 'jRth division, national guard: W. n. NoyeB, now examining personnel national guard of New York, to active duty aa first lieutenant In m-dlcal reserve corps from August 28, In announced, an-nounced, J. H. Warren end E. H. Cohrwr to Washington, Washing-ton, D. C. for duty In bacteriological laboratory B. M. Bernstein to New York for course of Instruction In-struction nt Cornell; G. W. Ie to Fort Sill, Ok la., for Instruction In gas defense ; .1 A Cnmpbrll to Fort Benjamin Harrison training camp; A. L. Paey to Fort Dps Moines. la., for Instruction; R. Sanderson to New York, thence to Washington, D. C. for duty; W. E. Lee to Philadelphia, Pa., in connection with test n dichloraminet and nill report at this of Met on its proper use; W. L. Freyhof to New York for a course in technique of cardfn circular examinations, exami-nations, thence to Chilllcothe. Ohio, as assistant to medical chle' at Camp Sherman In these eases-W. eases-W. L. Rose. Jr.. to Min?oIa, L. I., HazPlliurst field, for duty; J. w. f'oglilan and .1. S Sharpe to Camp Mills, L. T. . for duty. Fortv-fi0cond dl-ivMon; dl-ivMon; R. S. Pearce to Yaphank, L. 1. for duty haee hospital; W. Stlckney to Yaphank ns chief of urglcal servlcp; E. H. Smith and F M Pp'-ague to Mlncola. L. I., with foreign detachment detach-ment of L'nited States aviation students- r Dicklnon. H. Merrill and O. I. Mahlman'to New York in connection wtrh division of gas defent-e; H. S Andcrton. G. Hopkins, (". L. Morris, w' D. Rolph. G. S. Sclaronl, J. Webb to Camp Kcornev, Linda Vista. ChI.. for duty Tvlth Fortieth For-tieth division; M. R. Brndner. W. R. Harris. A. II. Martin, A. A. Levlne to Camp Mills. Garden Gar-den City, I,. I., for duty with Fortr-secnnd division: di-vision: G. S. Null and T, s. Coin to Pittsburg Pa., for instruction at Jenkins' Arcade. All officers of medical cores, Massachusetts national na-tional guard, and a! I enlisted men. medical de- nnrtment MaFtjai-husett.1 national guard, now at ) medical offlicrs' training ramp, for Oglethorpe ' C,nr. rellevod and will m-nw in n , ' I Gn,. relieved and will proceed to Boston Mass for duty with Twenly -sixth division. First lieutenants. Connecticut n.nional guard from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., to Boston. Mass for duty with Twenty-sixth division: C. W, Comfort, Jr., A. W. Weld. C. H. Sprague and D. Il' La w e r. From Fort OMhorpe. Ga.. to Bos'on for dutv with Twonty-sixlh division: ,T. A. RoKorp Vew HnmiiKhiro: G. B. Derthole. R. I. ; p, s. Harris R. I., national gusrd, Other orders: First Lieut. Frank K. Whilley to Boston. Mass.. for rn-irrc Insiruciinn. Orders revoked : Pn r.i g- p php "9. ,Tigut C5 t0 Firs! Lieut. Michael p. Cormran : 2., August "( to M. P. Ruilplph; IAS, Augiisl ?S ' i0 TdwoVd A. liurke: SS, July 2.'.. io ('apt. Henrv p I'nr-fi-v August Zh. lo rapt. Alheit G Bislng-211. Bislng-211. August l. to First Lieut. W. Sticknev August -7. to Cap;. John X. Boee; u Atigtt to Gcorpe Haehr; ISA, August 2i. to W W Lnshcr. Infantry. Lieutenant colonels, national nrmr, upon -rival in rnited Ptates, lo cimps for ,hur wi,h M. (nme. Camp Funs;on. Kan.; 1! A Ki'on Camp Grant, ill.; C. F. Humphry Camp nv-"' la.; J. Inpm-eet. Jr.. Camp Jackson 3. C V Hul.ouoe,. Cam L-wls. Wmh. : w. p. Coleman" lamp Grant. III.: C. S. FHcs. Camp Jackaoi 3 C. ; C. n. Stone. F. J. M.-Cnnnetl, M A ITiort Jr.. to Camp Podge, la.: F. II. Burton Crm Pike. Ark.; A. 1.. Chrlsile. Camp Sherman o-to'-M. Pendleton. Jr., Camp Grant III I B j,,,' rord. Camp Travla. Tx. ; M. J." Utile Vnd p'w Tanner, camp Jarkson. F. C. : F R. pe Fir lak nimp Meade, . p.: T. L tl rower. J R H.mna' 'amp Shermm. Ohio; G. K. Ball. Camp r,tr' Mich. : K E. Haskell, Cnmp T-avl Try w' 1 Pcan Camp Dix. N. J.: S I!. Ford. ' r.mpT-. -'or. Ky. : T. R Parlter. Camn Pit. N. J. ; r. t; ;"Of(l and C. McKay, Camp Tavr K 'w y Hunt, cnmp Fursslen. K.-.n. ; .Tack Haves i;an'n Grant. . : F. 1'alj-tea,:. camp JacKson. ?. (; . A .1. M - Nab, Cnrnn tfln-rma-i, Oio- p h (r' Cook. Camp (kcrcisn. fin. ; ?. p Baldwin' i- I Csmp MMrif Md.: r. K. TartHlo. r,mp"p don. r.i. ; Jnn"i Justice, Camp t,cc Y - u j Hnnct. Cnmp I pion. L I.; J. N. St rail 'rirP i OiVr o-ders- Col. Am- H Martfn to Cs-n I ,.Jn. Ga.. for duty 1th rVpor trends ' 'ivi-rvi- K. A. Root, to inth !nfi:it'v Fort ' Bert ' 'ami:, Harrison. lort. ; C H. Fair.e to' Camp r,-:er. r,-:er. Mich . ulih SSth dtvldon Lieut. (1. R H. Vroi: to Cmp C,,,--Mich., with ;.C, dlvNlon: WMHani CSine : infanfv. and Ma. Cla-.de H. MUler arp .leia'VI a. memt-er and reorder of army appointcd"to moel at San Fainci.soo. Majs Jan- V. Heidi is attache to (;.t, h-fan- . "or'-e Io r'-r. C n&T'l-'- I;'l,r '--l" R j t'-1 vu' .rS''' ,J:,,1'!'in.'a "rcVlcW a' In nc! j ment; Henry N. Arnold to Plait a burg barracks, N. Y., or duly; W. W. Kdwards to Camp Lee, 'a., with SOih division : Edwin H. Hanahorn to fill vacancy in adjutant generaj' s department ; Jl.iry E. F,amis from Hawal lau department to San Francisco ihento to Foil Hill, Okla., and arpumo command of Infantry school of farms; Walter Boswell to Camp jaclcson, S. C, as oidnanco officer. Capts. Ollln O. Ellis, ITth. and Enoch B. Carey. 6Cd infantry, to temporary duty ai Army War col- , lego this city; Carroll B. Hodges to Syracuse. N. V., for duty with infantry; Hals ShekcrJIam, ' X. F. Blauvclt and Henry R. Small to Fort Sheridan. 111., for duty aa Infantry Imiruclora; 5. A. D. Ford to Pittabuig, N. Y.. for duty at training camp; J. E. Rcei to Fort Riley, Kan.; J. P. Cole, 5Sth, to Plattsburg. N. Y.. as In-fautVy In-fautVy instructor; W. C. Phi loon, 14th. to Camp Kearney, Linda Vista. Cal.. at. aide-de-camp to UJ. Gen. Frederick S. Strong: W. H. Smith to Ayer, Mass.. with 67th division ; First Lieut. Frederick R. Baker, 46th, at Raleigh, N. C. will proceed to Fort Leavenworth, Kan., for course of instruction; Henry B. Tompkins to Brl. Geu. James B. Erwin, Atlanta, Ga.. as aide-de-camp cm his staff . Capt. Jolia Tnorpe. Jr.. relieved from Mlneola, L. 1.," will proceed to Fort Sill, Okla., for duty, school of aerial observers. - The resignations of Capt. John A. Parker, First North Carollnit "infantry; Second Lieut. Mark Car-michael, Car-michael, First Alabama infantry, and Thomaa P. Brown, Eighth Ohio, are accepted by tlm presi-I presi-I dent. Quartermaster Corps, Officers' Reserve, etc. Col. Joseph L. Knowlton. relieved as assistant to department quartermaster, eastern department, will report for assignment as department quartermaster, quar-termaster, relieving Col. Charles R. Krauthoff. Lieut. Col. A. C. Darllon, from duty as assistant as-sistant to department quartermaster, southeastern dapartment. to El Paso, Tex., as depot quartermaster, quarter-master, relieving Maj. William Elliott. Maj. E. P. Orton will proceed lo Et Paso a assistant as-sistant to depot quartermaster. Ma,. Pierre G. Jenks, relieved as assistant to quartermaster, central department, will pro-vreed pro-vreed to hia home and stand relieved; William S. alenline lo Kansas City. Mo., and assume charge of duty pertaining to purchase of public animals! Capts. c. E, Goodwin to quartermaster general for duty In his office; John Springer to San Francisco. Cal., aa assistant to quartermaster; John MacVicar relieved from 13th national division di-vision cantonment, Des Moines, will proceed to hie home and stand relieved : Pitts W. Farmer to Atlanta, Ga., for duty. Camp Gordon; Manuel w. Garroty to Camp Custer as quartermaster; George S. Keck to depot quartermaster. Boston, Mass., a hie assistant; Kenneth P. Williams, to I Little Rock. Ark., as quartermaster; Edward M. ! Gaul to Baltimore, Md.. a assistant to depot , quartermaster: Robert H. Myers to Camp Shelbv, Hattlesburg. Miss., as assistant to camp quarter-, master; Rudolph M. Elth. Fort Snelling. Minn., as quartermaster; Joseph A. Began to New York s quartermaster to the depot quartermaster. Field Artillery. Promotions: To be majors, with rank from May 15: Capts. Lewis S. Ryan and William F. Morrison. Mor-rison. To be captains, with rank from May 6: First Lleuts. Donald M. Bcere, H. Eilenkotter, C. B. Thummel, E. M. Watson, H. E. Miner. J. A. Roaera. C. T Griffith Rnnnl.l n ihncnn i t Devers. L. H. Taliaferro, H. H. Bateman. F. A. Turnsf. G.-' G. Beanian, C. C. ReynoldB, O. S. Gay, F. C. Wallace, R. Hayes, F. A. Donial, C. A. Baehr. R. H. Donaldson. H. H. Fuller, J. H. McDowell, R. E. Lee, J. M. Austin, Belton 0. Kennedy. F. H. Miles, B. 0. Lewis, H. R O'Dcll. C. A. Selloclte, E. J. Dawley, L. A. Beard, I. Jones, W. A. Pendleton, R. C. F. Moetz, B. R. Peytqn, J. Magruder, W. R. Connolly. E. F. RUjgs, C. H. Nance, F. W. Bowie v, G. H. Franke. J. B. Beatty. H. G. Stanton, J. B. Haicheke, C. A. Walker, B. W. Simpson, N. fj. Klnch, W. E. Larned, U. L. Byrne, H. A. Dargue, R. C. Bataon, A. C. Sandeford, I. T. Wlche. H. M. Hobs. J. Andrews, T. C. Moliphant. M. Proctor, W. J. Wrona, L. H. Brereton. V. P. Erwtn, F. Bloom, V. Mayer. E. H. Hicks, N. P. Morrow. L. E. Jones, N. N. Polk, E. A. Millar,, Mil-lar,, C. J. McConkey, F. Bradlev, J. W. An- ' derson. ,R. S. Oberly. A. J. French. L. B. Cole. P. L. Ferron, P. Deahon. J. F. Barnes, H. C. Venderveer, C. Andrua. G. E. Arnemann. C. ' D. T-ang. R. L. Maxwell. W. L. Hn-rison. C. G. Biowne. J. N. Hauser, K. C. Greenewald, R. E. Anderson. B. Q. Jones, J. A. Gillespie, W. M. Bailey, U. N. Bodine, I. Spalding. H. J. Malonev. R. F. Hyatt, S M. Watsley. A. V. AYnold. E. B. Hochwait. J. Dovo:i Hoi tz-ondorff, W. F. Wlnton, F. A. Armstrong. H. Templeton, B. Frankenber- ger. J. K. . Boles, R. B. Austin. J. O. Dalv, E. J. Parker, Jr., J. M. Eager. W. R. G ruber. R. C. Scott. H. Eager, R. 11. Barnflz. VJ. C. 1 Young. W. C. Horano. Jr., C. Brpwer, D. E. Cain, ; J. E. MrMahffn. J. S. Siet7pcncer, F. Hurd, P. D. Carlisle, H. S. CUrksmi. L. A. Craig. C G. MciiiiicK. seniacK. w. R. Baker, C. H. Hayes. H. B. Bui well, Philip L. Thtirber. W. C. Houghton, J. C. 'vVjreth. A. R. Harris. A. E. Laiabee, J. G. Burr, J. B. Anderson, W. E. Burr. C. L. Clark, j J. H. Wood berry. W. A. , Robertson. J. B. Treat. S. D. Downs. J. R. Soward. J. A. Lcstern. H. Beukma, H. Snjble. F. J. Dunnlgan.. E. A. Zundol, C. A. Howard. C. M. Busbce. A. W. Waldron. J. H. Wallace R. Marsh, Jr., J. M. Swing, J. S. MeTasgart. - f- T. Halcomb, W. W. Hess. T. .1. Brady, j H. R. Corbin, J. D. Cough lan. H. A. Harvey, M. J. Booth. H. P. Avent. L. A. Walton. A. A. White. 5. E. Reinhart, D. Hudnutt L E 1 Hibhs. J, F. Tnrpley. Jr.. H. L. McBride. H. E Mnsulre. n. I. Rutherford. W. R. Woodward A. F. Ging, H. C. Johns. F. J. Williams, J. A. Pickering. Assignments: LleuL Cnls. Walter E. Proseer. upon arrival In the United States, will proceed without delay to Camp Monde, Md., for assignment assign-ment to 7ilh division; William F. , Morrison to Cnmp Sherman, chilllcothe. Ohio, with 83d' rtl-vlHon; rtl-vlHon; Maj. William P. Pint t. lo Camp Travi, Tex.. 90t Ii division, with heavy field artillery. Cants. G. F. Lee, to central department : H. C, Miisgrovc. lo Philadelphia, pa., on official husl-nc.s-?: Knud Roberg and Osinan Frenan, from Fort Rli-y. Knn.. lo Camn Funs 'on. Fort RlJev Kan., for duly : William B. Wallace, Fori, Des Mones. Iowa, to quartermaster. Resignation by temporary Second Lieut Clarence Clar-ence F. King. Third field artillery, accepted Orders detailing Maj. Edmund T. Welsel as ordnance officer of Rlst division are amended to direct him to report In that capacity to the 2Sih. division ai Boston. Signal Corps. Officers- reserve and aviation section: Maj William Wil-liam R. M. Blair, to chief signal officer for assignment. Con's. Leo A. Donohue, aviation, to Ch cago as aFslstant to department aeronautical officer; Cliarloe C. Jones and First Lieut. Frank W . Cordner detailed members hoard appolnied April ,10: B. W. Mills. Junior aviator, from aviation avia-tion section, and assicned to Forty-eighth in-fan in-fan try, Syracuse, N. Y. : Albert D. Pennv lo Fort Sill. OklH., scboo! for aerial observers- Mel-vfn Mel-vfn B. Ericpon to Chicago a assistant to de-parlment de-parlment Intpllitrence officer. First Lleuts Bracked O. WaMtins. CharleB S. Lvon. E. b' Hngcrty announced as on duly requiring aerial flights. A hoard to consist of Capt. Adalf H. Gilke-"n Junior military aviator. First Lieut. Ohsrles Zenrnder. in appolived to meet at Princeton university, uni-versity, Princeton. N. J, Cortland? W llnnHor m , .(!.. j ' ortlandt Wander, lo active dutv. and will proreed to this city and reporl to the chief of elennl offl-cr of the irmv for dutv: Stanley T Williams, Wil-liams, aviation section, to chief signal officer for duty: Howar) .1. Fiance, to Panama canal department. de-partment. Ancon. for duty: John L. Carney F L Case. J. H. Lewis, H. . Cootos, c. W Van W-ay. W. G. Heaton. to Washington'. D r fnr duly In office of chief signal offirPr- Rogi w Jnnnus. to aviation school. Mount' f'lemens-Mlch.. f'lemens-Mlch.. for duty; Frank P. MeCrenn-. to Fairfield' Ohio, for duly: John B. Stetson. Jr. to Mlneola' L. !., aviation school : A. C. WnlFer Opear Brlnley. Henry M. p.indlcr aid F ank B Rahel l will report to chief signal officer for slnment Colin, A. Camnheli. to s-hoil of mMUary acro-nautlcp. acro-nautlcp. Ohio Slain unlvetsltv. i-olnmhtw. for dutv To Camp Kelly. F.ir, Antonio. Te:,.. for du-v at Flff-m rros aviation school: rpi .thil J. Si, vie, Klrr Lletna. AIMrt A. 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Kan., aa etud.nla at en-Slneer en-Slneer iraiilng camp: tapis. E. Berfendahl. H. C. Bluk. A. E. inner, G. J. Sleleff. b. D. Vanlobo.iaels: Flrat Lleuta. P. H. Lordes. E. r. Cpolia, G. D. Uon.ld. 0. 0. FIUger.W. 8 A-dart A-dart N Hewson, L). W. Miner: Second Lleuta. W Dlwmore. L. I. Ferlee. J. J- Murnbr. To American unheralty. D. C. : l.p. Jb A. Mlddleton, B. A. Tarke; Flr.t Ll.u B. b. 'Howell T. Jenkins. J. Vaudervoort; b.cond bleuls. j R. Godney, V. Hoffman. E. H. Stella. W. A. 'i6t0thrS' order.: Lieut. Col. Frederick W. Al-' Al-' atatter Ja detailed to auperlntend tW Eleventh Hothouse, district, relieving Lieut. Co I h 1 Bu : Mala. W. W. Willing from ""lit Leaven wo,i..V. Kan., to 2ith englneera and report o chief of ,-. tieer. for couaultatlon. then to camp Devon.. v; Maes., and organize the legimen to which algnX 'ohn Caawell to this ty and report lo chief ofV -dnance. N. J. . b. J. u from Seattle lo SSt'f e,; WrlEhR5tD""Pe j.: w. a. Muchen to :."s4.r,r: ." to 21B1, Rockford, III.. ..orsanll.,a-,rree,5nn: i. b. Jameson to chief ot engineers It Md ; ment; E. N. Johnson to 2ad. Camp Meade, - -Cdel .'. H. Earle and C'api. L. D. Rowell are . tailed members of board appointed February zo, 1S1, to consider and report on organization equipment equip-ment and instruction of engineer troop, vice Ma. b. S. Grunt, 3d. and First Lieut. Charles H. Ruth, relieved; J. H. Flnchey lo 15:h, Camp Ee-vier, Ee-vier, g. C. Capla. T. c. Clarke from 306th to 110th, Camp Ooniphau, Okla.; A. E. fiurg. 2d, 10 Washington In connection with camouflages: J. H. Cartitli to Annapolis Junclion. Md.. as aide-de-camp to Mai. Gen Joaepn E. Kulin: J. c. Walah from lat engineer train to 1st engineers: D. Young from 2d engineer train lo 2d enKlneei-- A H !-r,. derson from 5th engineer train lo 5lh engineers; D. D. Pulleu from 7th englneeie ti-ain lo 7th engneers; T. D. slnkln. from 8th train to 9tU engineers (mounted); E. H. Markg (rom Weat Point io 20th engineers. First lieulenanls to American university as students. stu-dents. James c. Webster, F. W. book Harry H Miller. Other orders: F. Roper lo Vancouver barracks Waeh for duty as student al training camp; t.. H. Crossin from Fort beavenworth. Kan., lo j'Oth engineer.; C. L. Tlbbal and H. F. Perclval, engineer., national guard. California, lo llith euglueeis: W. H. Smorey fram Weet Point Va., to Belvldere, III., in connection with mill: tary mapping; W. A. Clark. L. J. Friedman. R Kalicr. J. c. Williams. Jr.. R. N. Benjamin and J. B. Cuno lo 20th engineers. Second bieuls. Oliver u. Taylor' from ullliard 1'la.. to Union city. Mich., in connection with military mapping; A. A. Roburg lo Washington, o. c, for assigurceiit. First Lieut. H. C Bryan is honorably discharged, dis-charged, his services being no longer required. |
