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Show U. S. ARMY ORDERS Infantry. Majors R. P. Lemly to Camp Dix. "A'rightstown, N. J., Seventy-eighth division divis-ion as ordnance officer: C. U. Ganten-bein Ganten-bein to this city for temporary duty in office of provost marshal general. Captains Cap-tains V. M. Elmore from Eighty-fifth division, di-vision, from Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Mich., to Camp McAllister, Anniston, Ala., as camp Instructor, Thirty-ninth division: ( D. Hoyt to Washington. D. C. for temporary duty in office of chief of staff; K i. Roberts to this cltv and report to chief of staff; D. M. McRae to Plattsburg barracks, Netr York, for duty. First lieutenants lieu-tenants B. Hansen to Camp Upton, New York, Seventy-seventh division : E. Ruth to Eighty-seventh division; B. McMullen. , Fourth Texas, announced as on flight duty; R. O. Wren. Twenty-seventh, provisional pro-visional appointment terminated abroad, having: been reported that he has not the suitability and fitness required for permanent per-manent appointment in army. Infantry officers national army detailed quartermaster quarter-master corps, this cltv, with mechanical shop unit: A. E. Miller. R. C. Keller, J. Ford; Second Lieuts. G. E. Kelly, G. D'Ella. J. Miller. Paragraph 21, August 30, to Second Lieut. E. P. Hammond; J. A- Johnson to Washington. D. C, for temporary duty In office of chief of staff. Leave for ten days granted Lieut. Col. G. M. Grimes, Infantry, itatlonal army. Cavalry. Colonel G. C. Cress, acting instructor general, from Southern department. Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to Camp Grant, Rockford. III., for duty with Eighty-sixth division us camp instructor. Captain A. F. O'Mally, to Washington. D. C, for temporary duty In office of chief of staff. Resignation by Second Lieitenant C. L. Lawson as officer In cavalry reserve accepted. ac-cepted. Miscellaneous. Bri'gadier General T. A. Bingham, retired, re-tired, Is placed on active military duty, and will proceed' to this city and report to chief of engineers for assignment. Colonel Col-onel John S. Winn, inspector generaj, from Southern department, to Camp Dix, Wrightstown, X. J., Seventy-eighth division, di-vision, as camp instructor. Colonel C. W. Taylor, retired, is placed on active duty and will proceed to Boston, Mass., and assume charge of recruiting station. Lieutenant Lieu-tenant Colonel H. E, Tutherly is placed on artive duty and will proceed to Fort Ogle- . tliorpe, Ga., as executive officer.- war; prison barracks. Majors V. E. Rueht and T. Flnley, judge advocate general's of- ! fioers' reserve, to active duty at Wash- ! ington, D. C, for assignment. Major L. B. I.awton. from Buffalo, X. Y., to Syracuse. Syra-cuse. X. Y., and assume charge of recruiting re-cruiting station. Captain H. NT Royden, from Fort Oglethorne. Ga., detailed as professor in military science and tactics n t University of Kentucky. Texlngton. Veterinary corps: To Washington, D. C, and report to surgeon eeneral for dutv in Ids office: Majors C. E. Cotton. L. A. Klein and D. S. White. To Annapolis Junction, Md.t Seventy-ninth, as division veterinarian. J. P. Turner. Sanitary Corps. C. G. Clippcrt to Camp Dodtre, Des Moines, for duty in hospital laboratory: C. K. Yaegftr to Chicago for duty at medical medi-cal supply office. Federal street; G. E. Wantz tn Chicago at countv hospital for Instruction: E. E. Collins to Cornell Medical college, X. Y.. for instruction; J. M. Jeffrey to Xew York and report to Major J. S. Shearer; R. H. Dclafield to this city for duty at office of surgeon general. gen-eral. Ordnance Corps. Majs. A. E. Ranney to QuanMco, Va., for temporary duty; A. Lamar to chief of ur.l nance. Capt. R. v. White to Kenosha with Xayh Motors company. First Uents. J. H. Serby, jr., and H. II. Hampton "ill report to chief of ordnance. ord-nance. Orders to w. G. Hines amended to direct di-rect him to report to chief of ordnance. Cavalry. First Lieut. R. McK. Herrington, lSth. from Leavenworth to Rockford in connection con-nection with military mapping. Leave fnr one month account sickness granted First Lieut. G. B. Young, Jr. Miscellaneous. Mais. C. J. Marshall, veterinary corps, will report to burgeon general for duty in his officf. Maj. ,1. R. Murlln and Capt. Frank C Gephart, sanitary corns, to Camps Devens. I'pton and Dix to make preliminary nutritional nu-tritional surveys. Following officers to Frt Leavenworth, army service schools: Capts. J. A. Van l'le't, :ird lpfantr-; W. Goodwin, Jr.. 2nd cavalry; y. u. i"avis. 17th iivalry, and T. .J, Camp. 42nd infantry. Promotions. To be majors G. R. GoethaJs, J. W. N. Sciiulr,. To be captains Edward W. H. Koiyt, W. H. Burn, P. I... Neumnn. L. R. Lohr, A. M. Curr-, Jr.. F. M. S. Johnson. S. T. Hovt, C. M. Fuller. IT. A. Skerry. J. F. McSweney. G. B. I.aguaalia, F. C. Albert, Al-bert, P. R I'ather. S. K. Nortr, J. R. I 'on aid son, J. G. (Juileras. G. Fish. Cavalry. Jenkins, Co Jon-"' I J. M-, to Chickamaujra Park, Ga.. as coniniander of division trixins. Second division irepiilur). Captain A. ":. Fisher to Twentieth, Fort Riley, Kan. I Miscellaneous. Rrijrn-ltcr Oneral James A. Irons, re-h'-ved from his present duties with Japanese Jap-anese in lesion, will join his proper station. sta-tion. Colonel Harry A. Ha t borne, relieved from Harvard university, Camhridee, Mass.. will proceed home and telegraph the adjtnant general. Colonel Jacob G. Galbrsirh Is assigned to duty as depart mnt inspector, southern south-ern division. Fort Sum Houston. Leave tor ten days granted Colonel Louis A. Ltigard, M.ijors R W. Waiver to Camp Pike. Arkansas, EiRhty-sventh division. H. S. '-a tu from New Hampshire College of Acrnculture. Purham. X. H.. will proceed to Wesley university, Mld-dletown, Mld-dletown, Cora'., as professor of military science and tactics. G. T. Bowman to Fort Ie, X. J.. In connection with laboratory work of Paragon Para-gon Film company. R. M. Stnlev, report to Surgeon general for duty in his office. J- Filrh.iiiks, paragraph 137. October 2, revoked. Captains E. I,. Gri.soll, to duty ns side-de-ca-mp to Major General Arthur Murray. P. G. Wright son to Michigan Agricultural Agricul-tural college. East Lansing, as professor profes-sor of military science and tactics. First lieutenants To. field supply sections, sec-tions, gas defenses, for duty: R. Gibson, Gib-son, Jr., to the Goodrich Rubber company, com-pany, AUron, Ohio; R. McGraham and D. F. Hoadn to Hero Manufacturing company, Philadelphia, Pa. Dental Corps. Captain W. H. Chambers from Manila, P. I., to United States and report to surgeon general. First Lieutenants A. R. White from Hawaiian department to surgeon general for assignment. J. E. Schaefer to Washington university, univer-sity, St. Louis, Mo., for Instruction, then to Camp Meade, Md for duty; S. F. French to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., for duty; J. C. King, relieved from canal zone, report re-port for duty at office surgeon general; . C. Graham to Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky. ; G. G. Starke, paragraph 74, September Sep-tember 21. revoked. To War CoHeje. Adjutant general's department, national nation-al army: To war college division, general gen-eral staff, this city, for duty; First Jieu tenants H. T. Hunt, B. Tlche, Paoli A. Smith. Second lieutenants K. G. Cohvell, R. Ellis. Jr., R. W. Gillmore. Miscellaneous. First Lieutenant J. E. Anderson, sanitary sani-tary corps, to Ayer. Mass.. Seventy-sixth .division, Camp Devens, with chief psychological psy-chological examiner: First Lieutenant H. S. Davis, dental reserve, to active duty at Camp Sherman, Chiilicothe, Ohio, for duty. Medical (Corps and Reserve. Majors W. 1 H. Wilmer. to active duty with aviation section, and in addition to other duties will report to the chief surgeon sur-geon for duty in his office: I. H. Jones, from Philadelphia, Pa., to Columbus, and return to investigate working of physical examining unit, yvlation section; S. C. Venable, from Xew York to Boston, Mass., for further instruction In orthopedic ortho-pedic work; F. L. Parker, honorably discharged, dis-charged, services no longer required. Captains T. C. Stellwagen, Jr., to St. Louis, Mo., for three weeks intensive training and then to his home and telegraph tele-graph the adjutant general: T. A. Bur-cham, Bur-cham, from -l?nd division. Garden City. L. L, to Now York. X. Y., for Instruction at Corneil Medical colleee: J. J. powers, to Ayer. Mass., 7Cth division. Camp Devens: T, C. Davison, from Armv Medical school. Washington. D. C, to Walter Reed General Gen-eral hospital. District of Columbia, in survival sur-vival service: J. M. Taylor and First Lieutenant A. L. Bishop, to Camp Mc-Clellan, Mc-Clellan, Anniston. AJa.. in connection with division of of olarm golem-; w. E. Howell, to active dutv, Little Rock. Ark., for temporary duty at base hospital, ! Camp Pike; " G. G- Marshall and I. J. ! Jones, to Panama canal department for Iduty; L. R. Hill, to Columbia, S. C, for ; duty surgical sen-ice, Camp Jackson; P. j B. Magnuson, from Chicago to Washington, Washing-ton, D. C. ; E. D. Giroux. to Linda Vista for duty Camp Kearny; Charles Whee-, Whee-, lan, from School of Roentgenology, Kansas Kan-sas City, Mo., to his home and telegraph; tele-graph; C. Ricksher. to Fort Sheridan, III., to examine candidate officers; A. T. Gil-' Gil-' bus, to Lip s Moines for duty, Camp Dodge; E. F. Howard and First Lieutenant Lieuten-ant George A. Grlot, from Carup Logan, Houston. Tex., lor duty at base hospital; 1 A. E. Banks, to Linda Vista. Cal., for ;duty Camp Kearny; R. J. Sewell and First Lieutenant Edward E. Tredway. to , Linda Vista. Cal., for temporarv duty ;base hospital; T. W. O'Reilly, W. H. Sargent Sar-gent and First Lieutenant William B. : Watts, relieved from Loa Angeles, Cal., ; will proceed to Fort Oglethorpe for course instruction at Camp Greenleaf; C. W. Rausehenbach, to Camp McClellan, .Anniston, Ala., 29th division. First lieutenants lieu-tenants E. Goldman, to Camp Wads-worth, Wads-worth, Spartansburg, 8. C, 27th division: divi-sion: E- S. Krans, to Camp Sevier, Greenville, S. C, 30th division, to act as member of a board ot medical officers for special examinations of the command for tuberculosis; G. "M. Watson arid First Lieutenants L. M. Jacobs and Norman ;A. Timmins, to Camp Beauregard. Alexandria. Alex-andria. La., base hospital in surgical ! service. Laboratory Duty. First Lieuts. C. B. Gibson, C. L. Bock, H. J. Felsh, ,L W. Garrett. M. Mallorv, W. r. Campbell. W. C. Colbert and K. W. Collins to Fort Oglethorpe. Ga., for duty; II. J. Butler to Camp Gordon, Atlanta, At-lanta, Ga., for dutv Vt base hospital; E. G. Brunneile to Atlanta, Ga.. for duty in department laboratory, 510 Hart bulld-I bulld-I ing; J. K. Cowher to Macon, Ga,, for i duty at remount depot; G. H. Schroeder to his home and telegraph adjutant general: gen-eral: L. G. Anient, J. H. Phillips and T. D. Vaughan to southern department for duty; H. R. Owen from New York. N. Y.. to report to Maj. F. H. Albee; M. L Strahl from Camp Upton, X. Y., to New York for course of instruction at Cornell Cor-nell college; G. H. Tibbins. Bellevue hos-i hos-i pital, Xew York, will proceed to his home ; and telegraph the adjutant general; H. R. I Owen to Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.. for course. of instruction at Camp Greenleaf; L. B. i Cohen to Cornell Medica college for jn-i jn-i st ruction in military roentgenology; H. : R. Owen tto Xew York, X. Y., for instruction instruc-tion at Rockefeller Institute; Richmond Favour. Jr.. to Boston, - Mass.. for course of instruction in military roentgenology; F. G. Xorhury to Camp Devens. Ayer, Mass.. for dutv in hospital laboratorv; A. W. Allen ' from- Fort Ethan Allen, Vt., : to Camp Devens, Ayer. Mass.. for duty in surgical service: G. H. Tibbins nonor-1 nonor-1 ably discharged from medica I reserve corps, effective upon arrival home: M. W. ! Moeller to Chicago for course of Instruc-! Instruc-! tion in military roentgenology at county hospital. ! Aviation Section. i J. C. Oram to aviation section, Portland, j Me., as member of examining board; G. , H. Smith to Camp Funston. Fort Riley, Kan., temporary duty at base hospital: : J. S. Cleland from Fort Riley. Kan., to ; Camp Funston base hospital, temporary . duty; j. E. Brenckle to Fort Douglas, Utah: S. K. Hall to Wricrhtston, X. J., for duty at Camp Dix base hospital; C. D. Squires to Camp Dix, X. J., for duty at base hospital: W. E. Brackctt to Columbia, S. C.. for duty with ambulance com nam Xo. 31. Camp Jackson: W. F;. Brackott from Ca mp Jackson will proceed pro-ceed home and stand relieved ; C. McK. 1 Cheadle to rarim Beauregard, Alexandria. Alexan-dria. La.. 33th division: A. K. G-endron ; to Camp Hancock, Augusta. Ga., 2Sth i division, as member of board for spe- cial examination of command for tuber-! tuber-! culosis: R. W. Dunham to Fort Benja-i Benja-i min Harrison, Ind.. training camp for In-: In-: struct Ion In tuberculosis examinations; : w. H. Herr from Walter Reed general hospital. D. C, to Charlotte. X. C, and report to 4lst division as member of board to examine command for tuberculosis: tubercu-losis: F. G. Ellis from Camp Lewis. Wash., to base hospital at American Like. Wash., for duty in division of ophthalmology; E. R. Payne to Annapolis' , Junction. Md., for duty at base hospital. Camp Meade; S. J. Hammer. G. G. Gra-: zier pnd J. H. Paul to Canto Meade tori temporary duty; J. A. Rest to Fort Doug-j las. Ttah: A. V. Sibert To Camp Sherman,: Chiilicothe, Ohio, for tomDnrnry duty; J. j VZ. Wilson to Camp Dodge for temporary, dutv at base hospital: E. H. Kahlew to Petersburg. Va., for duty at Camp Lee; W. H. Nesblt from Fort Sam Houstton to Washington. D. C. for required course of instruction In army medical school: H. E. Canfleld from Camp Bowie, Fort Worth. Tex., for duty at base hospital: F. V. Merrlweather honorably discharged; D. J. Louis to southern department for assignment. Changes in Orders. Parasrraph amended 113. August 25, to read First Lieutenant Woodward B. Mayo: 63 and 64, to First Lieutenant J. E MeOulre, to read First Lieutenant Joseph Jo-seph H. MeOulre: 225. September 27, to read First Lieutenant Irving S. Ingberg; 71, September 12, to First Lieutenant G. P. Whitman, revoked; 146, July 20; 266, August 23, to First Lieutenant J. W. Sherrill, revolted. Leaves Lieutenant Colonel Paul C. Hutton. one month account sickness; Major W. R- Davis, four months account sickness; Captain Cutenius Gillette for five days; First Lieutenant Paul R. Haw-ley, Haw-ley, one month on surgeon's certificate of disability; Major J. W. Long, six days. Quartermaster Corps. Colonel D. E. McCarthy to Chicago, III.. via Washington, D. C, for conference with quartermaster general, central department, depart-ment, for duty as department quartermaster. quarter-master. Captains J. D. , Smedberg, J. C. Newman, to Camp Funston, Fort Riley, Kan., with 8!th division; A. R- Wrenn to Fort Thomas, Kentucky, as assistant to the quartermaster; J. H. Harris to mobilisation camp, Syracuse, N. Y., on official business; J. I Beatie to Syracuse, X. Y.. on official business; C. A. Morehouse More-house to Fort Jay. New York, with units 302, 303 and 304 of Graves' registration services; H. S. Stratton and R. O. White to Yaphank. Camp Upton, for duty as quartermaster of ambulance section and quartermaster of hospital section No. S02; C. F. MehLstretter to New York, N. Y., for duty as assistaut to depot quartermaster; R. H. Hern to Boston on official business busi-ness pertaining to relocation; W. O. Carter to Ayer, Mass., as quartermaster and adjutant ad-jutant auxiliary remount depot, Camp Devens; C. P. Harmon to Camp McClelland, McClel-land, Anniston. Ala., 2Pth division; C. H. Walker to active duty. Admiral, Md., 79th division, as assistant to camp quartermaster: quar-termaster: P. J. Gorman, Herbert L. Jackson, Jack-son, to Jacksonville, Fla., for duty at Camp Joseph F,. Johnston: H. B. Holman to 2sth national guard division, Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.. for duty as assistant assis-tant to camp quartermaster. To Camp Funston. To Camp Funston. Fort Riley. Kan., for temporary duty in office camp quartermaster: quar-termaster: Second Lleutenanup C. M. Burton, J. D. Barrow. J. M. Bain. R. T. Bentler, F." J. Otaiker, 1R. J. McMuIlcr. C. B. King. B. S. Hecldons, W. M. Morton, Mor-ton, H. G. Flnlev. II. Crane. M. J. Sanne- I. eck. W. XV. Miller. Jr.. C. K. Foote, C. A. Fitchel, M. MoCatil. H. O. Yeager, D. B. Foster. By direction of the president. Herron G. Mills Is discharged from service: ser-vice: I. G. Meyer3 to Philadelphia.. Pa., tn connection with enlistments of units of Graves registration service; H. J. Conner Con-ner to Fort Jay, N. Y., in connection with organizing and equipping Graves registration units 3i2. SOS and 304. Captain Cap-tain Robert H. Myers, resignation accepted. ac-cepted. Paragraphs revoked C.5, October i, to Captain M. O'Connor; 274, September Septem-ber 6. to Captain R. W. Lindenstruth ; 266, August 31, to Captain C. P. Harmon. Leave for one month account slcknesss granted Captain lwis K. Waring. Infantry Movements. Colonels W. P. Jackson Is assigned to 64th: J. R. Burkhardt, 40th. detailed as 1 member of retiring board to meet at For' Snellin, Minn., September 4. vice Col J. D. Leltch: H. L. Jackson is assigned tc :!3rd. Maj. Samuel G. Talbott is fltf-chaigccl fltf-chaigccl from his office of no.jor of tn-fantrv. tn-fantrv. national armv onb Captains G. S. Talbott to Fort Slocum. N. Y: T. O. Lonergan. loth, to this city, report to chief of staff for temporary duty; H. N. Munro Is assigned (o 2Uh cavalry; H. C. McLean. 2rth. to this city and report for duty to person In chr-.rge of public build- ; I ings and grounds. First lieutenants H. ; D. Mitcnell. 27th, provisional appointment 's terminated; H. It. Forbes to Camp; Travis. Fort Sam Houston. Texas, for , dutv, Jlnth division: G. P. Archibald to! Camp Travis, Texas, with 9lth division; ! W. F. Klllip Is detailed for duty with . quartermaster corps. Washington: B. F.. i Robinson, 1st Ohio, to tills city and report j to chief of staff for temporary dutv; J. ; W. Harrell. honorably discharged; O. H. i Strudi to Camp Upton. Yaphank. N. Y.. ! with 77th division; F. U Hoenier. 21st. to Fort Oglethorpe. Oa.. with guard com- ; pany: O. W. Pherman. provisional appointment ap-pointment le terminated; T. T.yithrop. detailed de-tailed with quartermaster corps for duty at mechanical shop unit. Detached Officers' List. Transferred to de'ached officeri' list: Captains Mc7ti?hiin, P. C. Anderson. I J. Caston. J. B. Hint. .t. T). Elliot. F. B. 1 Allceri- c. J. B. Xalic. G. W. Ktlserlv. C. ! U Si'.mpfon. C. F. Tef-t. C. C. liarlv, r. I Caff rev. T. B. MacGhee, J. p. Adam. W. p; Eelbie. Pi R. Garrle. J. E. Ord. W. C. ! Ch'.ioot. E. P. Densnn. R. F. Harding. A. j R. Underwood. V. G. Olsmith. G. M. Parker. Par-ker. Jr.. P. C. Kallach. Jr.. M: n. Welly, J. F. Lendls. T. Lawrence. G. Plolsington. ! ?. Waiie. S. H- Houston. J. R. Jacobs. I T. J. Camp. W. H. Hafslip, M. S. Murrav, i c. J. Ad.er. C. N. Doison. P G. Calder. R. 71. Barrett. V A. Rnfferty. A. Sa-.v- j k'.na. H. F. P. T.lnn. F. R. Kerr, J. W. H'-att. P. P. Fisenhower. J. B. Cm). J. ' M. MurT'hv. JM T. Sawl. hi A. Abernetiiy. First iieunants C. H. .Twines. W. H. Joiner. J. I). Joanlriy, O. Kramer, F. M. Lee, P. Pi Jacken. C.. PI. Lee. C. B. Keliv. M. A. R. Loth, P.. P. Kin. T. Keilv, C. G. IW.. H. W. K I'-. H. C. II. Jones. A. F. Kirk, R. Williams. Jr., J. B. Tounr. T J. Wfuhar. G. U'r-ight. V.'. Veeper, T. M. T'hir, I. N. WaMrr.n. R. W. Wittrr.an. T. A. Young. K. N. H. V.-oedv. P. R. w.ir-1, P. Wirts. F. A. Wooiev, Pi F. W.iii-.nder. V. H. Valentine. Valen-tine. J. I.. Coc.'ov. W. R. tfwver. II. P. Com-.. L. M. Corr'sh. V-. L. Dlt'mar. F. 1. -"r.iid. Tt w. Co.:.kpev, w. H. nrj-k, R. E. Conner, R. H. Chance. L. rMv1 J. M. Boon, J. E. Allison, T. L. Alexander, J. J. Bethurum, A. C. Anderson. G. M. Bell, V. 6. Burton. J. W. Bulger, V. 1.. Burge, L, D. Brown. J. U. Ayoite, R. Hilsman, H. B, liiklerbrand ; V. Hones. Jr., H. C. Hoopes, G. D. Hufford, H. R. Hudson, R. Haller, H. C. Gray. J. B. Golden, J. P. Green, B. F. Marlon, G. A. Murray, H. H. Mever. C. Move. 1L J. Matehett, G. p. Miller, E. R. Mai-vel, L. McHaie, T. L. Mcilurrav, J. E. McKen-ney. McKen-ney. F. C, Foley, H. K. Foster, L. S. Frasler, W. E. Freehoff, S. S. Koerles, M. S. Eddy. J. A. Edsarton, J. F. Elilert. G. W. Ells. C. W. Emerson. K. Engel-dinger, Engel-dinger, I. H. Engleman, H. P. Sehively, R. Sloan, H. Svhuek, L. F. SStevens, J. E. Stultken, E. P. Sheppard. J. PI. Strickland, Strick-land, W. A. Shelly, C. C. Smith. PL A-Schwarz. A-Schwarz. E. N. Stanton, O. W. Sherman, S. W. Sowerbutts. C. W. Shell on. A. P. Sibold. P. W. Turner, J. J. McConvIlle, J. C. Piatt, Jr., A. D. Haixlen, M. W. F. Wallace. P. M. Ellis. ' Paragraph Amended. J P. Pryor. J. C. Baker, R. B. Moore, E. H. Catcher. C. Porterfield, Jr., I. C. Averr, R. E. Wallace. E. M. Scott, P. J. Dowling, R. E. Wicker. C L. Briscoe. R. C. Wrenn, E. F. Hinton, L. T. Roberts, B. M. S-almer, H. H. Ambs. R- H. Bishop, H. D. Mitchell, A- T. Yeatch, 8. J. Simon-sen. Simon-sen. T. G. Bond. F. Mashbirs, W. C. Moore. E. D. Patrick. C. P. iivers. K. B. Bverson. P. E. Peabody, W. S. Maxwell. I J. D. Basey. A. J. Serbe. G. F. Wellage, A. F. Biles, Jr.. H. M. Davis, J. F. Fred'in, Jr.. J. B. Wise, Jr., C. M. Cnlp. P. S. Wood, A. P. Jerves', PI. S. Eaton. D. N. Murphy. A. C. Young, C. I. McClure. G. li. Barker, J. I-. Jugn, P. Ovsrst-cet. G. M. Wrijht, Jr.. A. A. Farmer, C. S. Ferrln. R- G. Ervin. R. W. Nix. Jr.. F. E. Dougherty. J. T. Murray, W. M. Lewis, J. O. Green. Jr., L. F. Daniels. F. A. Irving, Irv-ing, R. X. Wightman, F. A. Markoof, G. W. Sackett, G. F. Bonhani, U R. Bowling. Bow-ling. W. C. McMahon. F. M. Brennan, M. B. Halsey. C. I Mullins, Jr.. G. F. Wooley, Jr., A. Woods, Jr., J. F. Heraty, L. B. Kelser, H. a Brown. PI. M. Mc-lasky. Mc-lasky. S. H. Young. J. C. Whltomb, C. D. Lewis, p:. W. Leonard, P. W. York, F. M. Vankummer, Jr., 'H. P. Chapman, W. A. Taber, W. B. Fuller. . Fostiak, H. O. Sebastian, H. K. Fuller, C. H. Searey, L. W. Rooks, T. W. Swartz, P. B, Priton, Jr., R. D. Dougherty, A. II. Prlton, W. C. Peters, C. M. Parkin, C. E. Brlg-gers, Brlg-gers, R. E. Frlcre, P. K. Coalter, F. C. Schmidt. R. S. Duncan. H. C. School. C. A. Whltesell, F. H Lanta, R. M. Coulkins, F. G. Bishop. II. P. Patterson. A. C. Boren, G. Sau'.nere. II. E. Kvourg, .1. A. Cistero, R. L. Schuyler, J. C. Cnlwell, Jr., W. W. Sanders, VY. B. Cave. v W. Dean, A G. Schroeder. H. F. V lll.'ams. B. Foote, Second Lieutenant Frederick P. Geyer to Camp Pike, Ark., for duty as aide-decamp on staff of Brigadier General W. 1". Martin. Paragraph 37. September 21. amended to read Captain Randolph E. B. JlcKeii-ney JlcKeii-ney and First Lieutenant Morris A- Cad-walatler, Cad-walatler, infantry officers' reserve corps Paragraph 250, September 11, to Captain P. S. English. 30th Infantry, is revoked. Leave of absence to included October 20. Is granted Second Lieutenant W. A. Rounds. Field Artillery. Captains L. P. Quinn to Fort Oglethorpe. Ogle-thorpe. Ga-. to command war prison barracks' bar-racks' guard company; L. E. Hibhs. 3rd field, to Syracuse, N. Y., for duty with 5th. Transferred to detached list: L. p. Quinn, W. A. Capron, I. Jones, C. F. Golster. To Stay at Training Camp. C. F. Golster, J. K. Hatch, H. A. Par-gneh. Par-gneh. V. Meyer. G.,F-. Arnemann, F. T. Armstrong. H. Eager, R. P. Shugg. J. E McMahon. Jr., A- R. Harris. First Lieutenants Lieu-tenants W. J. Jones. Y. P. Kesely, C B. Thomas, O. J. Bond, J. F. Carter, VI- B Edwards, T. W. Wrenn. H. W. Rehm. c! H. Tate. O. V. O'Donnell, O. P. Echols. C. Ripley, A. R. Ives. W. M. Jackson. S. Knoof. D. M. Pope. E. H. Wollenbucher, A. W. Cheppard. R. M. Bathurst. C. Pi 'Hurdls. S. J. Schroeder. H. A. Nlslc-y, F. H. McGIachlln. J. L. Gulon. G. P. Wahl. R. H. Lewis. A. M. Gurney, O. B. CardwelL R. W. Beasley, F. Langham. W. N. Mailer. W. J. Kennedy, G. p. Kearns, J. H. Carrlker. P. p. Michalek. W. L. Bevan. F. W. Lykes. A. L. Campbell. Camp-bell. O. B. Ralls, C. Pickett. E. i. T?aro, I, . A. Daugherty, P. B. Berry. R. W. Yates. B. M- Sawbrirtce. W. li. Davis. P. J. Sabinl, H. FeMrnan, C. M. etephens, P. S. Pofraett, I. Ruppeia, H. Corrtilln, M. V. Neufeld. H. Hollander. B. C. Fleming. Flem-ing. M. M. Elder, W. W. Blcher, R. F. Blndcett. Paragraph, October t. to ,T. K. Poles Is revoked. Pie will remain on duty at training train-ing camp at the Preaidlo. San Francisco .Second Lieutenant W. A'. Matthews tn honorably discharged. |