The Washington herald., 1908-04-17
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Mai CHARLES J. BAILEY. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
relieved from duty as member Of the General
STAT Corps, and will report 70 Chief Of ARTILLERY
for duty as senior assistant. his Office.
Lieut. Gel. JOHN Y. WHITE. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. relieved from command Of Fort Stevens.
Greg. and Of the Artillery district Of the Colum-
ba. and viii proceed 20 Fort Williams. Me, and
take station At that post.
Brig. Gen. JOHN b. KERR. United States Army
assigned to duty as commandzut Of the Mounted
Service school. Fort Riley. Kans.
Gel JOHN L CHAMBERLAIN, inspector general
viii proceed TO Hot springs Ark, for obseTa
tion and treatment
Cant DANIEL l. TATE Third Cavalry dstHilet
as professor Of military science and tactics at the
University Of Veraont and state Agriculture
College. Burlington. Vt. vice Cart HARRY n
TEBBETS. Tenth Infantry who viii repair t5
this city and report to the president Of the Army
War College for duty.
Sergt. CHARLES B0ELSTERLI. Signal CoTTs
Governors Island. y. y. Will be sent 70 Fort
Riley hans for Temporary duty conneeiior
with the telephone system at that post
Mai WILLIAM II. WILSON. surgeon, detailed Al
member Of the examining board at Fort Jay
y y vice Capt IRA A. SINNER, assistant
surgeon. hereby relieved
First Lieut. GEORGE {. LEWIS. Eighteenth IN
fantTy detailed for service and 70 ail Escane'
in the Signal Corps.
The following named officers are detailed Tor service
snd 10 nj vacancies in the Signal Corrs 10 take
effect ApTil 90. First Lieut. FERDINAND w
FONDA. Tenth Csysiry First Lieut., J. Al
FRED MOSS. Twenty-second Infantry; Firs'
Lieut. BENJAMIN d. F0UL0IS, Seventeenth
Infantry.
The folloring named officers are relieved from de
tail in the Signal Corps and assigned TO the resa
ments designated TO take effect April 80: fIsl
Lieut. JOSEPH ". BEAChAN. Jf.. 70 the
Seventeenth Infantry; First Lieut., WILLIAM
A. KENT to the Twents-secand Infantry, and
First Lieut. LAWRENCE p BUTLER, TO the
Eighteenth infantry
The following transfers are ordered: First Lieut.
JOHN H. BAKER. from the lwenty-seeond IN
fantry 10 The TWenty-frst Infantry and f1Hi
Lieut. CHARLES +. HERR. fTom the Twenty
first Infantry 10 the Tweuty-aecond Infantry
Recruit HUGO BRUCKNER. infantry, Fort Slo
cum. n. Y. transferred to the Hospital CoFp
as private. he win ne sent to the General Hos
pital Washington Barracks, District Of Columbia
duty with Company c.
Private GUN f. HALL. Hospital Corrs now a.
Des Moines on or before expiration Of furiough
viii report 10 the commanding officer, Fort De
Moiues. Iowa for duty.
Recruit LESTER \. KELLOGG. infantry. dis
charged from the army.
Private WILLIE A. TAYLOR, Hospital Corps Gen
eyai Hospital the Preside Of San Francisco, val
Be sent TO the General Hospital, Fort BayaTd
FIRST Ileut. WILEY P. MANGUM, IT. Eighth Cav
alry will report to Brig. Gen. WILLIAM =
HALL adjusant general. president Of an sFIn1
retiring board in Washington District OF 20
Iumt5a FOR examination b. she board.
FIRST Lisut. HENRY S. TERRELL. Tenth Cavalry
recruiting officer Knoxville, Tenn, upon hls mex
official visit to johnson City, Tenn, VII PIC
ceed to Rear Mountain, Tenn, for the piTross
Of proclring certain evidencs.
first sergt. SIDNEY RANDIE. Troop 6. Eleventh
Cavalry. viii be placed upon the retired list ne
WIN repair 70 his hcme.
Private GEORGE L. LANNING. Battery ID. Fourth
Field Artiller5. Phippins Islands. sill be dis
charged from the army
servt WILLIAM DAILY, Fory-seventh Company
Coast ARTILLERY CORPS. now IN this city. haEinf
performed ths duties assigned 10 him, viii retarI
TO his proper station
Private WILL {. EaiM0Ns. Battery E, Fosrtf
Field Astery. Fort Sheridan. IL. is Transferred