The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-25
ARMY AID NAVY.



At the request q the governor Of Nebraska, Capt.
ROBERT l. HAMILTON United States army.
retired, with his consent is detailed for duty
with the organized militia Of Nebraska. and
viii report accordingly 20 the governor OF Ne
hraska az Lincoln.
Capt. WALTER N. WILHELM, Ordnance De
partment viii proceed 70 WATERFOWL Arsenal,
WATERFOWL. Mass. n Official business.
Lieut. Col. WILLIAM S. PIERCE. Ordnance De-
partment win proceed 70 Watertown Arsenal.
NaiertoWn, Mass, ON official business.
First Lieut.. BENJAMIN ID. F0uLOIs, Signal
Corps, VIII assume charge. under the instruc-
lions of the chief signal officer Of the army, Of
tho installation Of IN amuneiator on the target
range az Fort sam Houston.
First Lieut.. GEORGE r. SOMERVILLE Third
Cavalry. at his own request is relieved from
duy at the Mounted Service School, Fort Riley.
kans and VIII proceed 70 join his regiment az
Fort Sam Houston
Maj ABRAHAM 5. BIcKHANl, quartermaster
VIII proceed soon practicable 20 the
Walter Reed General Hospital and report for
observation and treatment.
Cart EDWIN Y. BOOKAuI Err, Ninth Infantry.
viii repair to this city and report 70 the Chief
Of Staf for duty.
So much Of paragraph q special orders. No. 81.
War Department a. relates 70 First Lieut..
RICHARD FURNIYAI. Coast ARTILLERY Corps,
is revoked.
First Ldsqt. CLARENCE s. ROSS. Coast Artil-
leIy CoTps, viii report on August s TO the
ccmmandant q the Coast Artillery School at
tcTt Monroe for the pgrpose Of taking the
regular course.
A board Of officers 10 consist Of Mai AMOS w.
HIMBALL quarten.sster; Capt. ELMER
LlNDsLEf, quartermastsr. and Cspt. WILL
IAN c. CANNON, quartennaster, is appointed
10 meet az / O'Clock D. m March 81 al the
general depot Of the QuaTtermasters Depart
mellt, New YORK official business
Capt WILLIAM BROOKE. quaTtermasteT. will
make such visits as may be necessary 70 he
u0sha, Wis, ON Official business.
Lieut. Col WALTER L. FINLEY. General stan.
viii proceed 10 Hot Springs Ark, and rPrt
70 the commanding officer General Hospital,
for observation and treatment
Leave Of absence for one month Is granted MAJ.
GEORGE BLAKELY Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
acting inspector general
The leave Of absence granted Capt. FRANK HAL
STEAD, Twenty second Infantry in special or
deTs, on account Of sickness Is extended two
months.
By direction Of the President First Lieut. FRAN
CTS N. McCALLUM. Medical Reserve CorpA
is honorabE discharged.
So much Of paragraph 3 Special Orders No. 81. as
relates 70 First Lieut.. ALBERT J. WOUDE,
Sixth Cayalry. is revoked.
First Lieut.. KENYON a. JOYCE. Sixth Cavalry,
is detailed fer general recruiting service He
VIII proceed 70 Columbus Barracks. Ohio and
report On July ] for duty.
FIRST Lieut. JAMES f. WALKER, Coast Ar
tillery Clrps. now unassigned. is assigned 70 the
10th COmpany He is relieved from duty at
the recruit depot Jefferson Barracks and viii
proceed 70 Join his company.
The following changes in the assignments Of Of
hcers Of the Coast Artillery Cons are ordered:
Capt JOSEPH WHEELER Jr., is transferred
from the Il6th Company TO the l35th Company
First Lieut.. NATHAN HOROWITZ unassigned,
win report as soon after July as practicable
70 the commanding officer. Artillery district o.
Mobile.
FIrst Lieut.. sANDERFORD JARAIAN Is assigned
20 the I'D COMPANY He viii procaed. after
arrival At FCrt Morgan, Ala, Of FiTst Lieut.
JAMES T. WALKER, Coast Artillery Corps
10 Join the Company to which he is assigned
First Lieut. LOUIS L. PENDLETON. now IN
assigned is assigned to the 10th Company 10
take effect July L he viii proceed as son as
practicable after the arrival at Fort Morgan
Ala Of First Lieut.. NATHAN HOROWITZ
Coast Artillery Corps. 70 Join the company 10
which he is assigned