New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
In ARMY AND NAVY
Men Detailed as Instructors
Must BE Paid By State.
IFgom The Tribune Bureau.
Wa shingfnn Nnvennk

Washington, November 10.
STATE MUST STAND EXPENSE.-The
War Department recently decided 10 detail
non-commissioned officers OF the army to
duty with the militia organizations in tlTe
capacity of instructors. and during the
month of October fifty-hve men were as
signed 10 such duty i'm twenty-four states
and territories. Ohio and Pennsylvania led
the list. receiving nine each Of the enlisted
men. New York did not make application
To the War Department for instructors.
The request for such detail is made by
the Governor Of any state or territory. and
may be revoked at his request or at the
pleasure of the Secretary OF War. The
question has promptly arisen as TO liability
for quarters. fuel. light. medicine. medical
attendance and transportation for enlisted
men so detailed. all Of which they receive
in kind when attached TO the regular forces.
There is no law allowing Communication OF
quarters for enlisted men of the army. and
their assignment to militia duty is with
the understanding that the state organiza-
tions must furnish the equivalent OF what
they have been receiving. The money used
for this purpose must be from state funds
and other than that allotted by the govern
ment for military purposes. IL the state
they must be provided from the state sppro-
pristions with the allowances they have
received from the government when at
tached to the regulars.
ORDERS ISSUED. following or
ders were issued:
ARMY
Brigsders General WILLIAM CROZIER. chief
OF ordnance, TASKER H. BLISS. General
stan: ARTHUR MURRAY, Chi, chief =, of ,s., coast
General stan. and WILLIAM l. MAR
SHALL. chief q engineers; captain SID
WILLIAM l.. RODGERS. navy. and Major
WILLIAM q. HAAN. coast artillery, re
corder. appointed BY the board 20 make re-
port upon the subject Of necessary defenees
for the Panama Canal,
The following changes in stations and duties OF
inspectors general were ordered: Lieutenant
Colonel WILDER n WILDER. upon expirs-
as inspector general Department Of Colorado.
Vice Major CHARLES g. MORTON. TO Office
Retirement Of Major General JOHN ?. IVES
TON announced.
ersI Hospital. Fresidio Of San Francisco.
Captains HERMAN HALL. e1st Infantry. and
Fort Lesvenworth. examination for promo
Captain HARRY F. RETHERs. 9th Infantry.
at san Francisco TO his regiment.
Captain ARTHUR l. FULLER. coast artillery.
from duty with signal corps. January "a
Captain DELPHEY 7. y cAsTEEI- assigned
10 9Th Cavalrv.
First Lieutenant MYRoN b. BowDIsH, as
signed 9Th Cavalry.
First I1eutenant WALTER c. JONES 18Th In
fantry. from 81. Paul, December I, 70
seattle as commanding orrcer cable ship
Burnside and for duty in srmy transport
service. vice First Lieutenant HARRY
MALONE. let Infantr-, to hts regiment. AT
Vanoouver Barracks - -
First Lieutenant WILLIAM 4. NJ DONALD. Fl
Infantry. Maine National Guard, 70 garrison
school Fort Williams .-
First Lieutenant WILLIAM q. FLEISC H
HAUER. 9th Infantry, and Second Iieuten-
ant FRED W. PITTS. 9Th Infantry. 70 Fort
I.eavenwOrth, about January J. examination
Second Lieutenant RAYMOND g. BAIRD. a5th
pany, AZ Fort George Wright.
Leaves Of absence: Captain DANIEL y MoTNI-
January /. isio: First lieutenant JAMES J.
MAYES. 2ith Infantry. two months
NAVY.
Rear Admiral z. II, g LEUTzE. placed on
Captain ". \. MARSHALL 70 duty as com
ma9dant Sth Naval Dtstr:c. and Of navy
TAUSsIG. TO home and placed on retired
list from November 20 ,,ovn
RICHARDSON and g. CHASE. commits
1Aeutensnt a. W. PREssET. retired. placed on
Ensisn ;. l. cANAGA. 70 temporary duty on
the Indiana. in connection with the crew Of
Midshipman " n FREREToN. orders to the
Midshipman L. c, STARK. detached the Mon
tana: 10 naval medical school hospital.
Washington.
Medical Director r. N. STREETS. placed on
the retired list from November 20.
Surgeon r. NJ. BLACKWELL. detached Naval
Academy; Surgeon II &. HOICOMB. de
tached naval hospital. Norfolk: Passed
Assistant Surgeon r. 4. NICKERY, de-
tsched naval hospital. Boston: Assistant
Surgeon T. NJ SCHMIDT, detached navy
yard. Charleston, and Assistant Surgeon G.
y. CLARK. detached recruiting station,
Baltimore. all 90 duty fitting out Soiace.
Surgeon ". NJ. CARTON. detached Ohio: 10
naval hospital. Norfolk
Surgeon G. r. ANGENY. 10 recruiting station.
Baltimore.
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. r. M'DONAJp.
detached Naval Academy; leave three
months.