The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-09
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leave for ten days. on or about June q. granted
Cart. MONROE c. kERTH. Twenty-third In
fsntry,
By direction Of the President. Capt. WILLIAM r.
MENGEs, Coast ARTILLERY Cops, Is relieved
from duty at Ohio Wesleyan University, 70 take
effect November !,
So much Of paragraph %. Special Orders No Is.
MAY q. 1870 as relates 20 Capt. CONRAD s.
BABcOcR. FIRST Cavalry, Is reFoked.
Each of the following ofioers Of the Sixteenth In
fantry designated as special disbursing agent Of
the Pay Department: First Lieut.. PERRIN L.
SMITH. Fort EEbeTt. Alaska; First Lieut.
WALTER c. SHORT, Fort Gibbon. Alaska /;
First Lieut.. JOSEPH F. WARE, Fc-t St
MICHAEL. Alaska.
First Lislt SOLOMON B. WEST, siKtsenth In
fantTy. designated special dishuTsing agent Of
the pay department for Fort Davis, Alaska
By direction Of the President First Lieut.. HARRY
p sHUGERMAN, Medical Reserve Corps. is
honorably discharged from the service.
First Lieut.. GEORGE B. FOSTER. Jr., Medical
Reserve Corps. will report in person to the CON-
handing officer Washington Barracks. District
81 Columbia for temporary duty during the alb
sence Of Maj. CHARLES R. REYNOLDS. Med
ical Corps at Gettysburg.
Col. WILLIAM II. BIABY, Corps q Engineers.
wiz repair to this city. take station. and report
in person on June 10 to the Chief Of Engineers
for duty In bis Office.
Capt. EDWARD KIAfAfEI. Coast ARTILLERY Corrs
relieved from assignment 10 the lo6th Company
and placed on the unassigned list.
The following officers detailed for duty At the diVi-
sion encampment Of organized militia of Illinois,
August ID 10 q: Capt HARRISON J. PRICE.
Second Infantry: CsTt. HERSGHEL TUPES,
First Infantry; First Lieut.. WILLIAM +. II.
GODS0N. Tenth Cavalry; First Lieut. ROB
ERT NJ. NOLAN. First CavalTy; Second Lieut.
PHILIP B. PEYToN. Sixteenth IBfsnsry.
Mai. WILLIAM L. BUCK, Tenth Infantry. TO
Tered from treatment AZ Walter Reed General
Hospital District of Columbia, and viii proceed
10 Join his regiment
Leave Of Sbsenee for one month and twenty days
granted First Lieut.. HARRY H VAN KIRK,
Medical Reserve Corps.
By direction Of the President, First Lieut. COURT
LANDT w DAVE, Medical Reserve Corps
hcnorably discharged from the service
First Lieut.. PELHAM D. GLASSF0RD, Second
Field ARTILLERY. viii report By letter 10 the com
handing general Department Of the East, for
assignment to duty pertaining to the inspection
Of Light Battery A. Field ARTILLERY, Rhode
Island National Guard, during the tour Of duty
q that battery at Quonset Point. r. J., begin
ming June Is.
Navy Orders.
The following orders have been issued:
Lieut.. Commander l. C. WETTENGEL. TO tenn
porary duty in charge navy recruiting station.
Omaha. Nebr.
Lieut. Commander A. A. PRATT. detached duty
Buffalo; TO duty Colorado as navigator.
Lieut. Commander II. 7. BAKER. detached duty
Colorado, and continue treatment Naval Hos
pital, Puget Sound, Wash.
Lieut. P. B. DUNCAN. detached duty in charge
nayy recruiting station. Omaha. Nebr. % duty
Buffalo executive and navigator.
Ensign H. J. FRENCH. retired. when discharged
treatment Naval Medical School Hospital. Wash
ingtOn. ID. c.. TO home
Ensign p. p. MORRISON, to duty Kansas.
Midshipman T. E. VAN METRE. detached duty
New Jersey; to duty North Dakota.
Midshipmsn L. WELSH, detached duty Missouri; to
duty North Dakota.
hidshipman G. D. GILR0Y, detached duty Mis-
souri 70 duty North Dakota.
Assistant Surgeon A. G. STANLEY, detached duty
Virginia, and granted sick leave three months
Pssmaster A. NJ. PfPPIN. detached duty Petrol.
and cont3nne Other duties.