The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-06
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Capt. GLEN +. jerks. Ordnance DEPARTMENT
viii proceed 20 Hobokcn. y. j.. on official bust
Leave OF absence for eight DAYS is granted Cap.
WARREN DEAN fifteenth Cayal-r. recruiting
Officer
First Lieut. EUGENE REYBOLD. Coast Artillery
Corps. recently promoted from second lieutenant
Is assigned 20 18th COMPANY
The following charges in the assignments Of OIL
GERS q the Coast Artillery Corps are ordered
First Lieut. ALLEN KIMBERLY. relieved from
assignment TO the Ninth Company and PLACID on
unassigned list
First Lieut. PAUL J. HORTON, now unassigned,
assigned 20 the Ninth Company.
First Lieut. DAWSON OLMSTEAD. Fifth Ficld
ARTILLERY. now at Fort Riley. Kans-. will pro
coed % Rock Island IL. on Official business.
Capt JAMES c. RHEA, Seventh Cavalry IS de-
tailed member % ihe examining board at
Fort Riley, KanS, vice Capt. MATTHEW c.
BUTLER. Jr, Seventh Cavalry. relieved.
First Lieut. HENRY W. TORNBY. Coast Artillery
Corps recruiting officer. now at Fort SlOCum
y. y. viii report to the commanding officer Of
the recruit depot
Capt. WINFIELD P. PLATF. Ordinances Depart
ment viii proceed 70 Fort Winfield Scott. Cal.
on official business.
Mai CHARLES Mex. SALTZNIAN. Signal Corps
VIII proceed a. the proper time to Columbus,
Ohio, for the purpose Of attending as an instruc-
tor school FOR the officers Of the Ohio National
Guard.
Paragraph ., Special Orders. No, 81. October S.
relating 70 Capt WILLIAM N. CRUIKSHANK
commissary, is revoked.
By direction o! the President. Capt. WILL n.
POINT Sixth Infantry. Is detailed for service
and to I'll a yacancy in the Subsistence Depart,
ment vice Capt WILLIAM NJ CRUIkSHANk
commissary. relieved from detail
By direction Of tho President, Capt WILLIAM VI.
CRUIKSHANK. Field Artillery. is detailed for
service and to i'll Tancancy in the Signal
Corps.
The leave Of absence granted First Lieut. MICHAEL
Z. SLINEY, Philippine Scouts. in Specral III
ders, No. rs. is extended % and including Jan
uaTy
First Lieut. HARRY s. GRIER, recently promoted
from second lieutenant Twenty-hfth Infantry, Is
assigned 20 the Twenty-second Infantry.
Capt HERBERT o. WILLIAMS, eomuissary, upon
the completion o. the course "a the Training
School for Bakers and Cooks Fort Riley. viii
repair 70 this city and report 70 ;he Commissary
General
officers Of the Subsistence Department are
Capt JACK HAYES. commlssary. relieved from
duty as assistant 70 the purchasing comrnissary,
Chicago, and viii report % the commanding
general. Department Of the Lakes for duty "A
chief comnissary Of that department. relieving
Capt EDWARD ANDERSON Capt AN
DERSON viii proceed to Manila. for assignment
90 duty,
Capt SALMON F. BUTTON, connissarv. Is -
liered from duty in the Philippines and viii
proceed % San Francisco and report to the
Adjutant General.
Capt WILLIAM NJ. CONNELL. Fifth Cavalry
tdetailed in the Subsistence Department.. viii
proceed 20 Fcrt Riley Kans.. and report 70 the
commandAnt Of the Mounted Service School Tor
temporary duty.
Mai FRANK l.. WINN. Thirteenth Infantry, IS
detailed as member of the examining board
az Fort Lcavenwcrth. during the examination Of
First Lieut. KuRTZ EPPhEY, Eighth Infan-
try. only. Vice Liaut- Col WILLIAM 4
NICHOLS. Thirteenth Infantry. who win con
tinue member Of the board.
First Lieut. KURTZ EPPLEY. Eighth Infantry
viii report in person 70 Maj. JAMES NJ Nc
RAE. Thirteenth Infantry. president Of the ex
aiming board at Fort Joavenwurth al such
time as he may be required by the board fol
examination TO determine his fitness for Drumo-
tion.