The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
ARMY AND NAVY.


Second Lieut. JOHN ". LANG. Twenty-third In
tantry, Is relieved from treatment al the General
Hospital, Washington Barracks, and win pro
cred 70 join his regiment in the Philippines
Division.
Private STEPHEN MORELAND Troop E. Thir-
teenih Cavalry Fort MyeT, Virginia, is trans
ferTed 70 the Signal Corps He win be sent TO
Fort Wood. Nex YORK
second Lieut., HARRY q. LECKIE. Twenty-sixth
Infantry, sill report upon expiration Of his SICK
leave to Lieut.. Col WILLIAM H. C. BOWEN.
Eighteenth Infantry Fort Leasenworth. Kansas.
for examination 20 determine lis fitness fer pro
seet Mai CHARLES BLACK. First Battalion
q Engneers wiz b. placed upon the retired list.
He wia 1epaT 10 his home
Recruit MEYER WERNER, field artillery. recruit
depot, Fort S0cgm, New York. having enlisted
under false pretensas, viii be discharged without
honor from the army.
SerEt ARTHUR +. BROWN. Hospital Corps. Fort
LeaTeuWoTth, Kansas, VIII be sent without delay
TO san Francisco. Cal, reporting upon arrival TO
tbe commanding oficer, army transport Sheridan.
fer duly aboard that vessel
Private CHARLES PETERKIN. Ordnance Depart
ment, VIII he placed upon the retired list He
viii repair 10 his home.
Leave Of absence for four months is granted First
Lieut. ARTHUR WILLIAMS Corps Of Eng-
First Lieut. ARTHUR WILLIAMS. Corps of Engf-
neers Is relieved from Treatment az Jne General
Hospital Washington Barracks. 10 take effect
upon the expiration f fhe sick leave granted
him this date and viii then proceed to join his
proper station.
Private GEORGE D. PRITCHARD, 18th Com
pany. Coast Artilierg CoTTs. Fort Adams, r L.
will be discharged from tae auay.
The following named enlisted men u the Hospital
Gers. uow ar the Dcpot f Recruits and Casllals
Fort Mcdowell, Cal. vill b. sent at once to the
stations designated: sergt. FIrst Glass FOREST
r WHITE. 10 Fer AIissoula Mont Sergt
WALTER r. WILLIAMS TO the Amy and
Navy General Hospital Hot Springs. Arb.
Maj JOHN X. CREE. General Staf viii repair
TO this city and report 10 the Chief Of stan for
Contract Surgeon WILLIAM z CAss. Tinted
States army. is relieved from duty at Vancouver
Barracks. Washington. and viii proceed to his
home 81. Louis. No. and On arrival report 20
the surseon GeneFai & the Army for annulmeu,
# contract.
Private CLARENCE F. ADAMS, Signal Cops
Fort Hancock y J., viii be cent 10 Fort
Omaha. Nehr
First-cass Privates HOWARD ]. THOMPSON and
LAWRENCE L NOUCHEM. Signal Gems Fort
Weed. y Y. VIII be sent TO Atlanta, Ca
The Advancement from the sTace Of first lieutenant
70 tlat Of captain Of SAMUEL NJ DE
LoFFRE. assistant surgeon, with rank as cap
tain from September TO- 1901 is announced
First Lieut.. HAROLD ". JONES. assistant sur
geon, Is detailed IS a member of the board Of
officers appointed to meet az Fort Baker Cal
on April . vice Capt WILLIAM R. DAVIS
assistant surgeon. hereby relieved
Sergt. ALGERNON VAN ALLER Hospital Corps.
and Color seFSt. GEORGE KELLY, Twenty
first Infantry. now in this city, VIII return 10
their proper station, Csi0r SeTEt- KELLY With
permission to delay ten DAYS en- r0lte
Cook WILLIAM CANNON. Troop D. Tenth Cav
airy viii he placed upon the retired list He
viii repair 20 his home.
First Lieut. WILLIAM c. STONE, Third Infantry
having been found incspacitatsd Tor active ssrv-
ICE. his retirement from active service on August
IS Is announced
The leave Of absence granted Col EDGAR T.
STEENER. Fourth Cavalry. Department Of the
Missouri. is extended one month
Leave e absence fer three months is granted Capt.
FREDERICK c. JOHNSON Second Cavalrv
Capt. FREDERICK {. JOHNSON. Second Cav
airy, is relieved frcm treatment at the General
Hospital, Washington Barracks. 70 take effect
upon the expiration of the sick leave Of absence
granted him this date. and win then proceed 20
join his proper station
Private FRANK GENGLER. general service. in
fantry. nov at the recruiting station, York Pa
viii be sent at once 10 the General Hospital
Washington Barracks for observation and tFeat-
ment,