The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Ordera.

The following named officers are detailed for general
recruiting service, to take effect August ]. and
viii proceed at the proper time 10 Columbus
baEracks, Ohio: Capt JAMES BAYLISs
Tenth Infantry; First Lieut. GOUVERNEUR
v PACKER. First Infantry; First Lieut.
VERNE La S. ROCKWELL Eleventh Cavalry
and First Lieut., ROBERT M. NOLAN. First
Cavalry
The followngnaned-ofeers are detailed 70. general
recruiting service and win proceed at the proper
time to Columbus Barracks, Ohio and report
on july %; Capt HARRY Ia T. CAVE
NAUGH Tenth Cavalry. Cleveland Ohio: Capt
JOHN OsHEA. Fourth Cavalry, Knoxville
Tenn. First Lieut.. ROBERT o. RAGSDALE
Third Infantry. Helena. Mont FIST Lieut.
EDWIN J. BRACKEN, Eighth Infantry, Roam
oke Va, First Lieut. ABRAHAM c. LOEB
Ninth Infantry. Spokane. Wash. and First
Lieut. ARTHUR ?. WATTS. Eighteenth Infan.
try, Duluth, Minn.
The following named officers are detailed for general
recruiting seryice and viii proceed at the proper
time o. Jefferson Barracks. No. and report On
Juy %; Capt ROBERT d. WALSH, Ninth
Cavalry, g West Madison street Chicago Ill f:
Capt JAMES b. KEMPER, Eleventh Infantry,
SO South State street. Chicago III, Capt
WARREN DEAN, Fifteenth CaTaIry Oklahoma
Okla; First Lieut. ALEXANDER II. DAVID
son, Thirteenth Cavalry, San Antonio Tex 4:
First Lieut.. ALFRED J. BOOTH. Second n
fantTy Houston. Tex, First Lieut. FRED
ERiCK G0EDECKE. Seventeenth Infantry.
Salt Lake City, Utah, and First Lieut.. FRANK
SiDAAN. Second Cavalry, AlbuqueTque,
n. Mex.
The following named officers after being relieved
from recruiting duty will proceed 10 Join their
regiments IN the Philippine Islands: Maj BEN
JAMIN Il. CHEEVEB, Sixth Cayslry; Capt
OLIVER II. D0CKERY, Jr., Twenry-ffth In
fautry, First Lieut. HENRY S TERRELL.
Tenth Cavalry First Lieut.. FRANK W, BALL.
Tgeuty-ifth Infantry.
The following named officers are relieved from duty
On recruiting service. 20 take effect August !:
Capt WILLIAM II. BERTSCH Fourth In
fantTy. FOrt sl0cJn, \. Y; Capt JOHN R.
THOMAS. Jr. First Infantry. Fort slocIm
\. L: Capt ARCHIBALD A CABANISs.
Twenty-fourth Infantry Columbus Barracks.
Ohio First Lieut. WALTER I. REED. Tenth
Infantry, Columbus Barracks, Ohio; First Lieut..
WILLIAM H CLENDENIN. Seventeenth In
fautry CN>umbss Barracks Ohio
Capt ALFREH- ALOE Flrst Infantry. after BE-
Ing relieved SUm recruiting duty wiz proceed
90 Fort BeaFens0rth. Hans.
CAPT AUGUSTUS y. WAKEFIELD. Fifth Field
ARTILLERY, upon beNg relieved from recruiting
duty VIII proceed 10 Nort LeaFeuWorth for duty
with that portion Of the Fifth Field Artillery
stationed az that post.
Leave Of absence Tor one month is granted First
Lieut. FREDERIC G. KELLOND. Nineteenth
Infantry
Pos. Commissary sergt JOSEPH sCHwAR upon
arrival 81 san FranGsC0. from the Philippine
Post Comnlissary sergt. LOUIS ". SMITH upon
arrival at San Francisco from the Philippine
Islands viii report 20 the purchasing commits
saU in thst city for Temporary duty.
Post Commissary Serst. JOSEPH EIESING upon
arrival at San Francisco from the PHILIPPINE
Islands viii Be sent 70 Fort PTeble Ne
Post COmmiSSary Sergt. FRANK GORTZ uT0n ar
rival at san Francisco from the Philippine
Islands viii be sent 70 Whippe Barracks to re-
heve Post Commissary Sergt ARTHUR G.
WOOD
Post Commissary sergt. FRANK A KDWELL
upon arrival al san Francisco. from the Philip
Ihine Islands viii be sent TO Fort Robinson.
Nebr.
PTi7sse LEWIS W. FREDERICKs. Company D,
Seventh infantry, DOW in confinement at Fort
Smelling MINI. viii be discharged without
honor from the army by reason Of deseTti0n.
Sergt. LOUIS ANDERSON, Signal Corps, Fort
Wood. y. Y, as soon as his services can be
spared viii be sent 70 Fort LaHt0n. Washington.
with peuDisdon TO delay ten days en- route,
Sagt. FRANK J. WARREN, Signal Corps. Fort
Wood. \. Y. as soon as his services can be
spared viii he sent to Fort Iawton, Washington.
with permission TO delay twenty days en- route
Corp0ral FRED M0ORHEAD, Signal Corps, Fort
KeOsh. Mont. upon completion Of duties as
signed him viii be sent to Fort Yellowstone.
Wyo
Private ALVIN OWNBEY. Signal Corrs. Fort
Omaha, Nebr.. viii be sent 20 Fort Douglas,
Utah, to relieve Corporal CHARLES z SMITH.
Signal Corps Corporal SMITH upon relief VIII
be sent to Fort LaWton. Washington
Capt. RICHARD c. CRoXTON, qusrtermaster. viii
make not TO exceed three visits per month until
the end Of the present fiscal year from st Paul
to Fcrt Smelling MINI. on official business
The retirement of Brig Gen CHARLES MORRIS.
[. s, A, from sctive service on May is an
uounced
Mai SAMSON L. FAISON, THenty-fourth n
fantry, upon the expiration 0f his present leave
Of absence win join his regiment at Madison Bar
racks, \. Y
Private ANDREW ". BALLARD FoFty-seventh
Company, Coast Artilery CoFTs who deserted
September L. 1895. and enlisted April g. 1905
viii be discharged without honor from the army
by reason Il deseTtion and fraudulent enlistment.
Leave Of absence for three months surgeons oer-
tfeate Of disability is granted Capt. FRED
ERICK r. DE FUNIAK. II. Sixth Infantry,
with permission to 60 beyond the sea
Leave Of absence for two months on surgeons Ger
tifcate Of disability is granted Maj. JAMES B.
JACKSON. Eleventh Infantry.
Leave Of absence for three months is granted Capt.
FRANK r. LANG Second Infantry.
Tie leave Cf absence granted Second Lieut..
CHARLES r. MASON, Eighth Infantry Philip
pines division. is extended two months.
Lieut. Col. ANlSl0N a. AUGUR, Twenty-fourih
Infantry, now on leave Of absence at Fort
Thomas, Ky win report in person to the CON-
manding officer Of that post for observation and
treatment in the hospital there.