The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-16
ARMY AND NAVY.

Leave Of absence for two months to take effect
upon the completion Of his duties with the
national match. is granted Capt. PRESTON
BROWN, Seventeenth Infantry
Leave e absence for one month is granted Capt.
LEVY NJ HATHAWAY Medical Corps
board OF officers is appointed 10 meet at the call
Of the president thereof as soon after October
u, 1910. practicable az Fort LeavenWorth.
Kan. fGT the examination q such officers Of
Infantry as may Be ordered before il 10 deter
mine their fitness for PRINCETON. Detail for the
board: Lieut. Col WILLIAM a. NICHOLS,
Thirteenth Infantry; Maj. FRANK L. VIM.
Thirteenth Infantry; Mai JOHN 4. MUIR
TAUGH, Medical C0TTs: Capt FREDERICK
W. FUGER. Thirteenth Infantry Capt.
JAMES BOURKE, Medical Corps. During the
examinations Of captains only Col. ROBERT
H. Il. LOUGHR0ROUGH. Thirteenth Infantry.
Is detsied a member Of the hoard vice
Capt. FREDERICK W. FUGER, Thirteenth
Infantry.
Lieut.. Col FRANCIS II. HARDIE, United States
army Fetired is detailed for duty with the
Isthmian Canal Commission and viii report IN
pgTsOn 10 Mr.. T. 4. DRAKE. vice president Of
the Panama Railrosd. New York City, accord
Second Lieut.. HEN1TY n. SUMNER. Coast Artil-
leIy Corps, Fecently appointed from eiYil life
With rank from June %. 100, Is ATTACHED to the
i63fh Company.
Leave Of absence for two months and twenty
eight DAYS, TO take effect upon his arrival at
San Francisco Cai from Honolulu is granted
First Lieut. JOHN p. KELLY. Medical BE
serve CorTs
Capt MERcH b STEWART, Eighth infantry.
viii pFooed 70 Gettysburg Pa and report 10
the commanding officer Ct the camp Of instyuo-
ton
Second Lieut.. JOHN t. H. oREAR. Coast Artil-
leEy Corps recently appointed with rank from
June - 1910 Is attached 10 the Sixth CoFnuauy
Each Of the following named second Iieutenants Of
the Coast Artillery Cops, recently appointed
from civil life with rank from June 90 1910 Is
attached 10 a company hereinafter indicated:
RALPH E. HAlNES Fifty-eighth Company
Fort Roseerans. CAL; THOMAS H. JONES'
sixty-ninth Company. Fort Mcpherson, Ca. /;
LAURENCE WATTS Seyenty-third Company
Washington Barracks. District Of Columbia ;
EDWARD ROTH, Jr.. Thirty-hfth Company
Fort Adams. r. l.; GEORGE W. EASTER
DAY, RoTty-drst Company, Washington Bar
racks District q Columbia; GEORGE B. COR
HAM ls9th Company, Washington Barracks
District Of Columbia; CHARLES y. WILSON,
Seventy-third Company. Fort Logan H Roots
Ark; AUSTIN G. PRICK, Sixty-ninth Com
pany, Fort Du Pont. Del; SYDNEY S WIN
SLOW. Fifty-eighth Company. Fort Banks.
Mass. FRANCIS ]. TORNEY. sixth Company,
Washington Barracks District Of Columbia
Leave Of absence foT one month. 60 take effect on
u about August 5. 1910. Is granted Flrst Lieut..
GEORGE S GILLIS, Twenty-sixth Infantry
recruiting ofieef
Capt. WILLIAM /. WESTERLY EFT. field artillery
nov attached 70 the Sixth Field ARTILLERY. Is
assigned 10 tao Fifth Field Artillery
FlrSt Lieut. RICHARD r.. JORDAN, Coast Artfl-
iery Corps VIII assume command Of the United
States army mine planter General Samuel NJ
Mills relieving First Lieut.. ROBERT e.
EDDY. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
Each Of the following. named officers Of the Coast
artillery Corps is assigned 70 the company In
dieaied after his name: First Lieut. SAMUEL
g. cARDWELL, 70 the l69th Company; Flrst
Lieut.. WALTER c. BAKER. to the Fifty
eighth Company.
sec1nd Lieut.. WALTER P. B0ATWRIGHT, Coast
ArtiileTy Cazps, is relieved frzn assiguuszt %