The Washington herald., 1910-03-29
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

The followng changes in the stations and duties q
paymasters ordered:
MAJ. WILLIAM F. BLAUYELT is relieved from
duty in the Department Of the Missouri and viii
repair 70 this city aud report in person 10 the
Paymaster General Of the amy for assignment
MAJ. GEORGE F. PICKETT is relieved from duty
in tho Department Of California and viii pro
eeed on the transport to sail from San Fran
cisco on or about July 70 Manila
MAI CHARLES Z. STANTON is relieved from
duty in the Philippines division and viii pro
coed To sail from Manila on or about July IS 10
san Francisco and report to the Adjutant Gen
eTal Of the army for further orders.
Capt HAROLD HAMMOND Is relieved from duty
in the PHILIPPINES division and viii proceed to
SAT- from Manila TO San Francisco Capt. HAM
MOND will proceed thence 20 Omaha and re
port for duty
Capt FRED c. DOYLE is relieved from duty in
the Department Of tho Colorado and viii pro
coed TO San Francisco and sail on about
July for the Philippines.
Capt CLEMENT C. wHITCOMB Medical Corps.
is relieved from duty at Fort Wingzte. n. Mex.
and VIII proceed 70 New York and report
CaDt. CHARLES b. GATBWOOD, Ordnance De
psrtmeut, will make one visit TO each Of the
following-named groups Official business: Fort
Adams and Fort Wetherill r. l.: Fort Greble,
Fort Getty. aud Fort Ksarney. R. L; Fort II. G.
Wright \. Y. and Fort Mansfield R L
Mai. JAMES A. SHIPF0N, Coast Artillery Corps,
commanding the artillery district Of New Or
leans, accompanied by the members Of his staff
win make one visit during each Of the months
of April, May. and June to Fort Jackson and
Fort st. Philip, La.
Leave a absence for one month and fifteen days
IS granted Capt HARRY W. NEWTON, Coast
ARTILLERY Corps
Capt. JACOB E BLOOM, commissary, viii make
not TO exceed one visit during the month Of April
10 Moutrose. Colo.
BY direction Of the President. Lieut. Col. WILL
IAN r. ABERCRoMBIE. TEenty-ffth Infantry
upon his own application is retired from active
service
The leave Of absence granted Capt. ALBERT R.
DILLINGHAM;. TWenty-third Infantry, in spe-
cial orders is extended one month.
The following transfers at the request Of the Of
hceS concerned are ordered:
Second Lieut. RUSSELL JAMES from the Eighth
Infantry to the Ninth Infantry.
Second Lieut. JOHN G. WALKER. Jr, from the
Ninth Infantry 10 the Eighth Infantry
Lieut.. JAMES viii remain On duty at the Presldio
Of Monterey Cal, until yseh time as it may be
necessary 20 Join the Ninth Infantry.
Lieut. WALKER VIII remain on duty with the
Ninth Infantry until the arrival Of that rezi-
ment az san BraaeiscO and viii then proceed 10
Join he regiment 10 which transferred.
First Lisut. KELTON L PEPPER, TWenty-third
Infantry. is relieved from treatment at the Wal
ter Reed General Hospital, and upon the expi-
ration Of any leave Of absence viii proceed to
Fort Clark, Tex
The detail Of Mai EUGENE r, WHITMORE,
Medical Corps on temporary duty in the Blu
resH Of Scieaoe, Department OF Interior, Philip
pine Islands. made in special orders extended.
Is further extended for period to expire not
later than August IS.
Leave Of absence for seven days. 10 take effect on
or about April 2 is granted First Leut
HENRY ". ToRNEY. Coast Artillery Cops,
recruiting officer