The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army OrderA-

Leave Of abserce fer five days 20 take effect on or
about June Is. 1910. is granted First Lien,
FRED W. BUGBEE. Twenty fifth Infantry ~
cruiting officer.
Leave Of absence for three months n take eTs. NJ,
or lbOut Jrly 3, 1910. is granted Mai CHASE
W. KENNEDY, adiutant general
MAJ JEKL u. CLAYTON. Upon arrival at San
Francisco. Will proceed 10 Vancouver Rarrncks
Washington. and IMPORT to the COMMANDING on
Capt CLARENCE H. Common. after arrival q.
san Francisco. and upon the expiration Of the
leave Of absence granted bin, viii proceed 10
Fort Brady. Mich. and report 70 the command
ing Cficer.
The following named officers arr detailed fc- 5r,,
at the camp u instruction for infantry Officers
81 the Organized militia 10 be held AZ Camp
BENJAMIN Harrison June % % .: Can't
DWIGHT Z. AULrNfAN. Fifth Field Artillerv.
Capt CHARLES i. STODTER. Ninth Caralrv.
Capt. HARVEY W. MILLER Thirteenth In
tautIy; Capt TENNEY ROSS Third Iufaptr,
Capt. WILEY HOWELL. Sixth Infantry. ard
firt Lieut. WALTER KRUGER. Twenty
third Infantry.
The fo1owing.named ofHcrrs arc de.oue1 e. Hat
az the camp q instruction for infantry officer,
Of the organized militia 20 BE- held AZ Cau,p
BENJAMIN Harrison July 10 10 q Capt TRU'-
Man %. MI RPHY Nineteenth Infantry: Capt
HAkHn \. SMITH Seventh Infantry. Cant
Ii ROY ELTINGE. Fifteenth CaTalry; Cart
GEORGE i. BALrZELJ. Fifth Infantry.
Capt TENNEY ROSS Third Infantry; Can't
WILEY HOWELL. Sixth Infantry
Capt PAUL II. McCOOK. Twenty-si1th Infantry
IS relieved from duty at the recruit depot For
Mcdowell Cal, and from further duty on gen
eTai recruiting service. and win rroceod TO Join
his regiment.
Leave Of absence for four days 10 take effect on o.
about May 81. is granted Capt MASON NJ
MANON. United States army. retired recruiting
officer
MAI CHARLES n. EWING. United STATES army
retired with his consent. IS assigned 10 active
duty. He Is deta5ed for general recruiting sery-
ICE. and will proceed at the proper time 10 JEFF
ierson Barracks. relieving First Lieut. WILL
IAN = WOOD. Fourth Field ARTILLERY. rrcr7,it-
ing officer, who viii proceed to join his regiment
MAI EWING IS appointed an acting quarter
master for ;he time he may remain on recruiting
Mai JOHN H. RICE. Ordnance Department. will
proceed 10 Waterfront Arsenal. Watertown.
Mas. On official bu1iness
Leave d absence for fifteen days, 10 take effect on
Or about June s. 1910. is granted Brig Cen.
FREDERICK X. WARD. L. s A
Mai JOSEPH 7. DAVIDSON. quartennas,er win
proceed from Sparta. Wis. 10 St Paul for
consultation with the commanding general. Do
partment Of Dakota.
Ibe following named officers are detailed for dutv
at the camp Of instruction Tor officers and non
commissioned officers Of tho urganized militia
Of Missouri 70 be held at Nevada. Mo-, July
10 Il: '
Capt JAMES A. LYNCH. Twenty-eisbth Infantry
Capt EDGAR T. COLLINS. Sixth Infantry;
Nsp- hoBERT McCLEAVE. Second Infantry
Navy Orders.
The following orders have been issued.
Rear Admiral 4. G. DILLINGHAM;. placed rr,n
toe retired list Of officers Of the navy from
June 3
Acting Assistant Surgeon f. p. HAIToN 70
duty Naval Hospital. Narragansett Bay. r. I
Chief SailIpaker J.. WATSON, placed MN the "a
tired list from May 30.