The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-19
MANY CHANGES MADE IN
Q. NJ. G. DEPARTMENT
Thirty-two Details and Transfers Announced in
Latest Orders.

ceed to Manila. P. l., for assignment TO
duty as assistant to the chief quarter
master of the division.
Capt. Moses G.. Zallnski (who will be
promoted to rank of maior) relieved
from duty In the Philippine Islands and
directed 70 proceed to Omaha. Neb.
Capt. Thomas N Slavens, relieved
from duty at Newport. r. l.. and direct
ed to proceed to Washington, D. c.. for
assignment to duty in office of Quarter
master General
Capt. Joseph T. Crabbe, to be relieved
from further duty as quartermaster at
San Juan. p. r.. directed to proceed to
Washington. d. c., reporting on arrival
to Quartermaster General for instruc-
tions.
Capt. B. F. Cheatham. under orders to
proceed from San Francisco, Cal, to
Washington and report in person to the
Quartermaster General for instructions.
to be directed to proceed, upon compile
ton OF the duty, to Indianapolis, Ind,
and assume charge, under the direction
OF the Quartermaster General, of the
construction of the new post at that
point.
Capt. Joseph T. Davidson. to be reliev-
ed from further duty in the Philippine
Islands and directed to proceed to San
Francisco. Cal, reporting upon his arri-
val by telegraph to the QuartermasteI
General for instructions.
Capt. Charles T. Baker, to be relieved
OF temporary duty as assistant to geo.
eral superintendent of army transport
service. San Francisco, Cal. and d.
rected to report to the officer In charge
Of the general depot OF the quarter
masters department in that city for as
signment to duty as his assistant.
Capt. Henry L. Pettus, to be relieved
/ Ut
Hamilton, n. Y. and directed TO pro-
coed to Manila, p. l.
Capt. Frank A. Grant, to be relieved
from further duty In the Philippine
Islands and directed to proceed to San
Francisco, Cal, reporting on his arrival
by telegraph to the Quartermaster Cen
eral Of the Army for instructions.
Capt Archibald W. Butt, 70 be direct
ed to report in person to the Quarter
master General of the Army for assign
ment 10 duty in his Office.
Capt. George p. White, U. s. Cavalry.
now awaiting orders in san Francisco
Cal, directed TO report In person to
commanding general. Department of
California.
Capt. Howard w French, U. s. In
fantry, TO be relieved from duty in
Philippine Islands and directed to pro-
coed to San Francisco. Cal. reporting on
arrival by telegraph to Quartermaste-
General Of the Army for instructions.
Recommendation regarding officers
not regularly OF the Quartermaster Gen
erals department:
I Capt. NJ. G. Spinks, artillery corps.
to be assigned in charge OF quarter
/ masters duties at Baltimore. Nd.
/ Lieut.. y. T. Matthews. artillery corps,
/ TO be assigned in charge of construction
work al Key West Barracks, Fla.
! Capt. S. 3. Bootes, chief commissary.
| Department OF Texas. to be assigned in
charge of construction work at Fort
/ sam Houston. Texas.
/ Capt. George c. Cross. Fourth Cavalry,
quartermaster at Fort Riley, Kan, 10
/ be relieved OF the duties of post quarter
master and assigned in charge OF con-
struction work at that post, under d.
] rection of the Quartermaster General.