Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-06-15 | Page 21 | Army Orders

Army Orders. WASHINGTON, June 14. The depot quartermaster at Philadelphia will proceed pro-ceed to Ambler. Pa., for inspection of building material. Following promotions of officers of cavalry cav-alry are ordered: Captain Oren B. Meyer, unasslgned. to major Fourteenth cavalry: First Lieutenant Lieu-tenant William A. Austin. Tenth cavalry, to captain Third cavalry; Second Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Charles L. Stevenson, Fifteenth cavalry, cav-alry, to first lieutenant Fifteenth cav- Special orders of May. 10 to Second Lieutenant Millard F. Harmon. Jr.. Ninth Infantry, revoked. Second Lieutenant Filber P. Strellngor. Twenty-eighth Infantry, Is transferred to the Thirteenth Infantry, elective Au- Following transfers at the request of officers concerned are ordered: Captain James N. Pickering from Third infantry to Sixth Infantry: Captain G. Arthur Hadsell from Sixth Infantry to Third infantry. First Lieutenant Albert G. Goodwin, Ninth Infantry, will -proceed to army and navy general hospital, Hot Springs, Ark., for observation and treatment. First Lieutenant Frederick W. Boschen, Sixteenth Infantry, Is transferred to the Seventeenth Infantry. Following transfers of officers of field artillery are ordered: Colonel Ell D. Howek from Sixth field artillery to Second artillery; Colonel Edward Ed-ward D. Millar from Second field artillery artil-lery to tho Sixth field artillery. First Lieutenant Burt w. Phillips, Fourteenth Infantry, will proceed to Fort Niagara, N. Y , for duty In connection with tryout for places on the team. Army orders of June 13: Major James A. Logan. Jr., quartermasters quarter-masters corps, Is assigned to temporary duty to camp of Instruction, Winches-tor Winches-tor Va, Colonel Abner Pickering. Eleventh Infantry, In-fantry, lu relieved from duty at Texas Cltv. Tex., and will proceed to Fort D. A. 'P.ussell. Wyo. Following transfers at the request of offioern concerned aro ordered: Second Lloutenatit Tolbcrt F. Harding from the Sixth Infantry to Twentieth In-tantrv; In-tantrv; Lieutenant Horace O. Ball from the Twentieth Infantry to tho Sixth in- ftFirt Lieutenant De Witt T. C. Gruhbs, Sixth infantry, will proceed to Seattle Wanh.. for dutv as Inspector-Instructor of the organized mllltla. Captain John K. Miller. F.lghteenth Infantry. In-fantry. Is detailed for genial recruiting service at Fort Slocum, N. T. Captain John W, Barnes, Infantry, is assigned to the Eighteenth Infantry.