The Washington herald., 1909-07-10
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

CsUt. ROBERT T. ROLFE. cuartsrnAster. vii
make not 10 ezoe-d two visits peT uouth during
july. August. septeIrber. Oc-OoCr. N0TembCr.
and Decembor u Fort stark, y e.. On 1ac1I
bus;uesL
FI-st Lieut. JOSEPH A. SREEN. Cosst ARTILLERY
Corps. Is relieved nom assignment 70 the SEQ
ond Company ard PLACID on tho unassigned hst.
CGpt CASPER II. CONRAD, u. Third CavllrJ.
scing Quarternasrsr VII Tr0osod 70 Front
Royal and other places in Virginia As nay bs
Necessary on OGE=l busuesA
b direction u the PTusldeut Capt WILLIAM
X. JONES, Sixth Irfartry Is detailed for serv-
Ice ard % 81 Tacluoy n The pay department,
% take s1ecr Angus =. Vico Cap-- Hc11ge ID.
ArroNsEnifh, paynaster. who IS relieved and Is
assigned 10 TIE Sixth Infaut1y Cspt. JONES
VII UTOcosd 70 Omaha
CAPT RICHARD C. CBOXrOS. Quar1egnan-er,
WI make roc 70 ezces1 elgnt Tisits per month
during July. August Sepfeuhcr, October No
veInber. and Deceoibe- 20 Fcrr Snalling niln-.
On O1iciA businssA
By direction q the President. Fi-st lieut. SAM
UEL r GLkAfES. First CavalTy. . detailed
p-ufessor of military sGeoce and tactics a.
ths Virginia Military Institute, Lexington. Va
The foIloEing-naned Oilers are detailed for gen-
eTal recruiting seryios- They WI proceed % Fo-t
LOgsn. Colo. fCr duty;
Capt. WALTER 7. BATES TEe1ty-ssqenth Infan-
ry; First LAeut NORRIS STATION. Coast
ARTILLERY CoTps; Fsrst Lieut. HARTMAN Z,
BUTLER, Coast ARTILLERY Co1s. First Lieut
JOHN G. HoTz. Coast ARTILLERY Co-Ts, FlrEs
tiilery: First Lieut. AUGUSTUS r. BISHOP.
FrSt IufEutry: F17Bt- Lieut. c EMERY HATH
AWAY, Eighth CaulTy.
Capt MANUS McCLOSKET, Fourth Pied Ar
tineTy. Is detailed as Instructor oi TIE F-s.
Batterg. Field Artiilry. National Guard q
the District Of Columbia. during The encamp-
meut. August u 10 2 Upun tie cocplstition
of Ms dutses at the encamTment o. tie Pe1rsyl-
vEnia National Guard. Capt McCLOsKEY VII
repair 70 this cty.
So much Of ps-raDh s spe,-sI o-ders No lss
IS directs Flrst Lieut. JOSEPH o. MAC-
BORGNE, Third Infantry. 20 renzin OF duty
With The Sixth Iufaouy fr a period not sI-
ceedns one month Is revoksd
Mas RICHMOND P DAVIS. Coast A7tIls-y
C0rDe. wiz pr0ceed 20 Rochester and Bu1Alo On
Official business.
Leave Of ahsencc IS granted Firyt Ligut EDGAR n
COFFEY. Eecuud Cavalry.
The following changes Ct station q oecers q the
Sccold Infantry srB ordered:
Second Lieut.. GEORGE ". EDGERLY Il relieved
from duty at FOTt Assinniboine Mont and vii
proceed 70 Fort Thomas KY. and report % tho
Second LAsat WILLIAM ". BIDDLE is relieved
ron duty st Fart Thomas, KY. and wiz pro
o>ed to FoTt AssioBsboine. A01t, f0r duty with
Company n Second InfantrJ.
The leave q abScnoe granted First Lieut. CLAUDE
E. BRIGHAM. Coast ARTILLERY Corps. Is ex-
tended four days
First Lieut.. LEO A. DEWEY, Seventeenth fnfaa-
try Is detailed for duty pertaining 70 the "a
riOnsl match for 1903. and VIII proceed 20 Camp
PerTy. Ohio. and report 70 LieGt- Col ROBERT
K EVANS general star. executive OfiOz- q the
match. for duty. and uDOn completion VIII re
turn TO proper station
Capt JAMES B. DILIARD, Qr5nancs Depart-
msuL win make not 70 ezceed two visits during
the month q July 70 Baltimore 90 ocical busi-
ness
By direction q the President Capt ERNEgTE Y.
SMITH psymaster. IS relieved from duty IN the
Pay Department.
By directioa q the President. Capt FRED C.
DOYLE. Third Field ARTILLERY. is detailed FOR
service and % al 6 vacancy IN the Pay Depart
ment-