The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-03
Army and Navy Orders
ORDERS IssUED-Tbe following or

tract.
Major JAY e HOFFER, Ordnance De-
partfnent, has been ordered TO the
frankfort arsenal for the inspection
q ordnance material being manu-
Tactured at aiat place.
Leave of absence for Two months. to
take effect on or about December L
mas been granted Captain FRANCIS
a. POPE. Corps Of Engineers.
Captain FREDERICK HEIDENREICH,
captain THOMAS s. O'HALLORAN.
Captain THEODORE p HEAP.
captain SAMUEL FELAND, Cap
tain GEORGE Z TOLSON. Lieu
tenant n. p. WALSH, and Lieu
tenant ". y. SULLIVAN, all of the
d &. n c., have been authorized
to attend the regular course Of IN
struetion OF the garrison school at
Fort Myer, Va.
Lieutenant WILLIAM A. MCDONALD.
% Infantry, Maine National Guard.
has been authorizes to attend the
regular course OF instruction at the
garrison schools at Fort Preble, Ne
Lieutenant Colonel W EDMUND
BAEHR, 1st infantry, Nebraska Ma
tional Guard. has been authorized
20 attend the courses Of instruction
al the garrison schools at Fort
Crook, Neb.
Captain SAMUEL d. CRAWFORD, I'd
Infantry, Arkansas National Guard,
mas been authorized 10 attend TIE
courses Of instruction In the garri-
son schools at Fort Logan H Roots.
Ark
Lieutenant SIDNEY r CLINE, Coast
Artillery Corps, National Guard of
California. has been authorized to
attend the courses Of instruction ct
the garrison schools at Fort Rose
Grams, Cal.
Leave Of absence for eight DAYS. to take
effect on or about January /, 1870.
has been granted Captain GUY 3
9. HANNA. Coast Artillery Corps.
recruiting officer.
The leave OF absence granted Lieuten-
ant LEON r. PARTRIDGE. 81
Cavalry. has been extended one
month.
Paragraph ., special orders. No. 24 "
D. detailing Captain MILTON L
McGREW, 18th Infantry as a mem
Der Of an examining board. has been
amended TO detail Captain FRANK
L WELLS. 18th Infantry, in place
Of Captain McGrew.
Lieutenant HARRY ". PAULSON and
Lieutenant VALENTINE Z. SIM
MER. 18th of the Ist Field Artillery,
Minnesota National Guard. have
been authorized to attend the courses
of instruction at the garrison schools
at Fort Smelling, MINI.
Captain MERVYN C BUCKLEY. Coast
Artillery Corps, has been relieved
from duty with the Signal Corps and
assigned to command the ed com
pany.
Major CHARLES LYNCH. medical
corps, to New York city. 10 attend
meeting OF Medical Association Of
Greater City of New York. Novera-
Der 10
Major ELISHA s. BENTON. coast ar
tillery. TO home, preparatory 70 re-
tirernent from active service.
18th Cavaury, 10 Fort Oslethorpe.
Captain JAMES d. TAYLOR, Jr., pay
MASTER from San Francisco TO Port
land
Following changes signal corps ordered.
Captain GEORGE A WIECZORES.
coast artillery, from duty with signal
corps "a Fort Wood First Lieutenant
TRANK r CURTIS. 18th Infantry.
from duty with signal corps 10 regi-
ment; First Lieutenant +. ALEXIS
JEUNET. 18th Infantry, from ofIics
chief signal Officer, Department OF
the Columbia. 70 office cher signal
officer. Washington for duty until
January l. thence 10 mis- regiment:
First Lieutenant WALTER c.
JONES, 18th Infantry, from jefferson
Barracks to st. Paul. Fist Lieuten-
ant SEBR1NG c. MEGILL. from
Preside Of San Francisco 10 Fort
Omaha; First Lieutenant WALTER
H SMITH. from Fert Logan TO Fort
C JONES. 18th Infantry, detailed to
fill vacancy in signal corps. TO FAKE
effect December !. vice First Lieu
tenant FRANK p. I4AHM. signal
CORDS, relieved from detail in that
corps.
First Lieutenant GEORGE H. WHITE.
18th Infantry. assume charge con-
struction work at Fort Crook, re-
lieving Captain JOSEPH r GOHN,
10th Infantry.
Leaves of absence: Major ELISHA s.
BENTON. coast artillery. to Febru-
airy %; Major IRA A. HAYNES. ad-
Jutant general, and Captain ALEX
AMBER N. WETHERILL4, 18th IN
fautry. one month.
NAVY
Lieutenant J. z. LEWIS, detached from
the Louisiana, TO naval hospital at
Las Animas. Col. for observation
and treatment.
Lieutenant p. W. FoOTE. detached
from navy yard Washington, 10 duty
on louisiana, as senior engineer Of
licer.
Paymaster's Clerk W II, CRAP. ap-
pointed paymaster's clerk and or
dered to settle accounts of Louisi-
Paymaster's CIerA r. R. Won PRES
SIG. appointed Daymasters clerk,
and ordered 10 duty on Nebraska.
Rear Admiral K NILES. Lieutenant
Commander L II. OEERSTREET.
Iieutenants c. S. JOYCE and MAX
ID FRUCHT and Surgeon H o.
SHIFFERT, commissioned
Commander II. E. PARMENTER ire
tired, detached navy yard, Boston,
home:
Assistant Naval Constructor j. L. ACk-
ERSON, detached navy yard. New
York; 10 special temporary duty with
Atlantic fleet. vice Assistant Naval
Constructor L. 3. Mcbride, 10 Blu
Teau of Construction and Repair.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-TI1e
following movements Of vessels have
been reported TO the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
Stockton. Blakely at Charleston; Padu-
cab at Guantanamo; Justin, Iris.
Whipple, Truxton, Hull, Perry,
Preble. Paul Jones at Magdalena
Bay.
Oct. 3l.-The Castine, the Plunger, the
Tarantula. and the Viper at Hamp-
ton Roads. the Viper at Norfolk; the
Stringham, the Dupont, the Shu-
brick, and the Biddle at Savannah.
Nov. 1.-The Rocket at washington.
SAILED.
st. Louis from San Francisco for Bre-
merton; Hist from Portsmouth for
Norfolk Paducah from target
grounds for Guantanamo North