The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

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Cart RALPH HARRISON. Seventh Cavalry. de-
tailed in the QusrtermRster's Department, to
take effect March q 1910 VIII proceed az the
proper tine 20 Philadelphia, Pa.
The following transfers 10 take effect this date are
ordered: First Lieut.. RICHMOND SMITH,
from the Twelfth Infantry % the Eleventh In
faHtTy. FlrI lieut. IRA A. SMITH, nom The
Eleventh Infantry to the Twelfth Infantry.
Leave Of absence foT tEo months, 70 take effect on
or about March !, 1915. Is granted Capt. AR
THUR 5. COWAN. Signal CoEIA
The following transfers Of officers are ordered, 70 take
eject this date: First Lieut. ALLEN J.
GREER from the Seventh Infantry 20 the Six
tenth Infantry: First Lieut. JOHN +. FRANK
LIN, from the Sixteenth Infantry 70 the Sew
enth Infantry; Secoud Lieut.. GEORGE b.
GLOVER, Jr.. from the TWcnJy-hrst Infantry
to the Twentieth Infantry.
CAPT WARREN W. WHITSIDE. fifteenth Cav
airy. in addition to his other duties, VIII assume
charge under the Instructions o. the Quarter
master General Of the Amy, q construction
work at Fort MyeT. Va relieving Capt. FRANK
r. EDWARDS quauemaster, temporarily in
charge Of that duty.
Leave of absence for two months is granted First
Lieut.. EDWARD A. KEIES. Twelfth Cavalry.
Cart. THEODORE z. HEAP. second Infantry
District Of Columbia National Guard. at his own
request, is relieTed from further attendance at
the garrison school. Fort AyeT. Va
board Of officers ID consist OF Capt FRANCIS J.
HOLSTER. Fifth Csyalry; Capt. WILLIAM
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W. STOPFORI, coznmissary. is appointed 10
meet at the Preside Of san Francisco. Cal, as
soon as practicable, at the call Of the senior
member Of the board, for the purpose Of con
siderng the question Of the adoption Of & type
Of rolling field kitchen suitable for the army.
First Lieut. SYLVESTER c. L0RING. Fifteenth
Infantry. win proceed 10 his home preparatory to
his re1hement from active service. Leave Of alb
sence to April 8. 1910 is granted him
First Lieut.. JOHN II. READ. Jr., Third Cavalry,
rod n kpTui Mont and
20 the commanding officer Of the Fort Keogh
Rem0unt Depot for duty as his assistant.
Leave Of absence for two months, To take effect
June l. 1910. Is granted Capt EDWARD NJ.
SHINhLE. Ordnance Department
Lieut.. Col. WILLIAM LAsSTTER. Fourth Infan-
Try. will proceed with the Third Battalion of
that regiment to Fort Logan H. Roots. Ark.
First Lieut.. GEORGE T. KUMPE. Second Infan-
try. is detailed for duty with the Signal Corps.
He viii relieve First Lieut. JAMES E. Alb.
BOTT. Signal Corps, Of his duties in charge Of
the Signal Corps General Supply Depot at Fort
Mason, Cal.
First Lieut. WILM0T A. DANIELS0N. Coast Ar
tilery Corps is relieved from assignment to the
18th Company He will report to the command
ing officer. artillery district Of Puget Sound.
Navy Orders.
The following orders have been issued:
Commander c. a. CARR, detached duty Mare
Island Cal; to temporary duty Bureau Of Steam
Engineering, Navy Department, Washington.
d. c.
Lieut. Commander Z. r. POLLOCK, detached duty
Maryland: to duty navy yard. Mare Island Cal.
Lieut.. J. F. GREEN. orders Of February q, 1910. To
Colorado revoked.
Lieut. W n LETTERS detached duty New Or
leans; to home and wait orders.
Lieut. ]. W. sCHOENFELD. detached duty IN
charge navy recruiting station. Buffalo, n. Y;
to duty New Orleans as senior engineer officer.
Lieut. A. CRENSHAW orders Of February o. 1910,
/ to duty navy yard. Marc Island, Cal. revoked.
Ensign S. B. MCKINNEY. detached duty Buffalo;
to home and wait order.
| Surgeon f. VI. FURLONG, orders of February Il,
1870 modified; unexDired portion Of leave re-
/ yoked; TO duty naval hospital, Boston, Mass