The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-20
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
The fol0KiusBzmed offers are detailed Tor general
recruiting serTioe. They win Eroceed 70 Colum-
brs Barracks, Ohio: Capt. FREDRIC d.
EVANS. Eishteeush Infantry; First Lis,1s. Al
BERT J. woUDE. Sixth Cavalry.
Capt. EDWARD r. STONE. fourteenth Infantry.
is detailed for general recruiting seYioo. He
viii proceed 10 Jeferson Barracks, Missouri re-
lieFing First Lieut.. GEORGE B. RODNEY
Fifth CsFslry. Who viii Join his regiment
First Lieut. PAUL J. HORTON Cosst Artillery
Corrs is detailed fGg general recruiting ssrTica
lie vii proceed TO FoTt slocm. New YORK, re-
heYing First IAeut NATHAN HOROWITZ,
Coast Artillery Corps. who VIII join his proper
station.
The foiOEingnsned onsosrs are relieved frusn duty
recruiting service and at the recruit Dept
Columbus Barracks Ohio 70 take effect July
1910 and each officer named viii then procesd
70 Join his regiment; CAPT. THOMAS G. CAR
son. Tenth CaTalry; Capa. JAMES s. YOUNG.
JR Tenth Infantry.
The following named officers are detailed coTs-
nissaries Of the respective mAnsaEsr camps in
dicated:
Col. EDWARD z BRAVO. assistant oommissary
general st American lake, Washington.
Col. JAMES \. ALLISON. assistant oUnmisssTy
general. a. Pine Camp. New YORK
Lieut.. Col. FRANK F. EASTMAN. deputy CON-
missary general. al Fort d. A. Russell. wyo-
ming.
csps. DOUGLAS SETTLE, connissary, al Sparta,
WISCONSIN
Capt. JOSEPH E. CUsACK. commIsary. al lem
CAPT. MORTON ]. HENRY, oomnizary. at the
camp 70 Be held in Pennsylvania, Maryland. and
Virginia.
CAPT WILLIAM ELLIOTT. oDmmisagg. at Atlas
oadeo, California
Capt. JULIUS y KHAN, conmissary, at Fort
Opt. LOUIS NJ. NUTTMAN, co1rnisssry. a.
Chickamsusa Park, Georgia.
CAPT JACK HAYES. commisssy, a. Fort Remit
min Harrison, Indiana.
Leave a ahssnoe for two months is granted Capt.
SALMON T. BUTTON. cOmmisszry
Leave Of absence for two months ol surgeons or
tihczts Of disability 10 take elect on or about
April J. 1910. is granted Maj. WILLIAM L.
BUCK. TeDth Infantry.
Leave Of abssnos for two months Is granted First
Lieut.. RAY ". BRYAN Medical Corps.
Capt LORRAIN 7. RICHARDSON Tweuty-sac1nd
Infantry. is relieved frum further Outs at the
Army STAT College, Fort LssVenvorth. Hans.
Leave Of absence for three months is granted Capt
FRANK il CASE. Fourth CETAlry
Private BARTON ROBERTS. Hospital Corps. Fort
Douglas. Utah. will he discharged from the
army b. the commanding ofhcer Of that pest in
the interest Of The United States. This soldier
Is entitled TO travel pay.
Special orders relating 70 First Lieut.. EDWARD
H JORDAN Medical Reserve CoTps. is re-
voked. Lieut. JORDAN viii proosed to his hons.
Denver. Colo.
By direction Of the p resident FIRST Lieut.. HOW
ARD c. TATUM, Seventh Cavalry is detailed
for sarvics and 10 Gil vacancy in the Signal
Corps. vice First Lieut. FERDINAND ~.
FONDA. Signal Corps. who IS relieved from
detail IN that eoQps and is assigned to the
seventh Cavalry.
Leave Of absence for two rlonths is granted Capt
JOHN L. HUGHES, Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
Capt. ALBERT ]. BOwLssY. First Field Artil.
ler. sid-de-camp, Is relieved from duty in the
DEPARTMENT Of he Lakes and will proceed TO
Join his regiment. Lave q absence for one
month is granted Capt. BOWLEY.
By direction Of the President, the refinement #
Brig Gen. CHARLES MORTON. United States
army, from active service On March Is, 1916 Is
announced