The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-27
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

The following assignments u regiments Of officers
recently promoted are ordered; FRANK L.
CASE. from first lieutenant Twelfth Cavalry
10 captain; CHARLES NJ. MAIGNE. from SEC
ond lieutenant, Seventh CaJalrr 20 frs- lieu
tenant.
By direction o. the President Capt JOSEPH D.
LEITCH. Twenty fifth Infantry. is detailed as a
member q the General STAFF Corps. vice Capt.
RALPH H. VAN DEMAN, who is relieved
Capt LEINH VII repair to this city.
TIE leave Of absence granted Capt. WILLIAM G.
SILLS, First Cavalry, IN special orders Philip
pines division, is extended one month and twenty
day4
By direction Of the President Capt; EDMUND
WITrENMYER. Fifth Infantry is detailed as
member Of the General STAFF Corps.
4 board q officers 70 consist q MAJ. ARTHUR W.
CHASE. Coast ARTILLERY Corps; Maj. WILLIAM
II. BROOKS. Medical Cops Capt JAMES T..
BRADY Coast Artillery corps; Capt LOUIS
5. CHAPPELEAR, Coast ARTILLERY COTps, and
First Lieut. CHARLES L BAKER. Medical
Reserve Cops. Is appointed ~ meet at the
Preside Of San Francisco February for the
purpose Of conducting examinations
Leave OF absence for two months on account o.
sickness is granted Capt. FRANK HALSTEAD,
Twenty second Infantry.
MAJ GEORGE n. CAMERON. Fourteenth Cav
airy is detailed a member Of the examining
board at Fort Riley. kans., IN special orders,
N u
Cavalry. relieved.
The following assignments to regiments Of officers
recently promoted are ordered. JOHN T. NOR
RIS. promoted from first lieutenant Tenth In
fantry. 20 caPain and assigned to Sixth Infantry;
WILLIAM B. Oracle, promoted from first
lieutenant. Twenty seventh Infantry, u captain
and assigned 20 Eighth Infantry; LAWRENCE
p BUTLER. promoted from first lieutenant.
Eighteenth Infantry, 70 captain and assigned To
Fourth Infantry; PAUL c. GALLEHER, pro
NOTED from first lieutenant. Twenty ninth In
fAntry. 70 captain and assigned 20 Thirteenth
Infantry: CLAUDE ). FRIES promoted from
first lieutenant. Twenty-seyenth Infantry, to cap
tain and assigned 70 Fifteenth Infantry; REUBEN
C. TAYLOR promoted from second lieutenant,
Nineteenth Infantry. 10 first lieutenant and as
signed to Tenth Infantry; CHARLES i.
MOORE. promoted fTon second lieutenant
Tweuty-sec0nd Infantry 10 first lieutenant and
assigned 70 Twenty seventh Infantry; CLARK
LYNN. promoted from second lieutenant. Second
Infantry To first lieutenant and assigned to
TWeutysecond Infantry, e. STOChMAR BEN
DEL promoted from second lieutenant. SsTenth
Infantry 90 first lieutenant and assigned 10
Eighteenth Inf2ntry ROBERT Z. BOYERS.
promoted from second lieutenant. Fifteenth IN
fantry tn first Lieutenant and assigned n
Twenty-ninth Infantry BURT ". PHILLIPS.
promoted from second lieutenant Twenty fifth
Infantry 10 first lieutenant and assigned to
Twenty seventh Infantry.
recently promoted are ordered: WILLIAM g.
DOANE promoted from first lieutenant Ninth
Infantry % captain and assigned 70 Nineteenth
Infantry; BEN +. RISTINE. promoted from
second lieutenant Twenty-6rst Infantry, to frs,
lieutenant and assigned To Eighth Infantry
GEORGE r. GUILD promoted from second
lieutenant Thir;ieth Infantry, 10 first lieutenant
and assigned % Ninth Infantry
Capt. STANLEY d. EMBICK Coast Artillery
Corps Is detailed as recorder Of the Joint board
of officers Of the army and Of the navy ap
pointed in special orders. for the purpose Of
making a report upon the subject of the neces
sary defenses Tor the Panama Canal. vice Mai
WILLIAM G.. HAAN. Coast Artillery Corps
The following assignments Of officers o. the Coast
ARTILLERY Corps. recently promoted. are ordered
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAINE. promoted from
captain to major; FRANK T. THORNTON
promoted from first Lieutenant % captain anc
assigned to Thirty-second Company; THOMAS c.
COOK promoted from second lieutenant to first
lieutenant and assigned to Fifty-third Com
panJ.