The Washington times., 1910-05-12
Army and Macy
Service Orders


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nance Department, IS eetaIed =
CHIEF ordnance Ofncer or the camp
of instruction at Gettysburg, Pa, Tor
the period from July I 10 10
Major PAUL F. STRAUB, Medical
CORPS. is detailed as member Of
the General stan Corps. vice Major
JOHN T. KNIGHT, General stan.
promoted to deputy QuarterT1aster
general, with the rank OF Lieutenant
colonel
leave Of absence for one month. with
permission TO apply. for an extern
sion Of one month, IS granted Cap
tain ERNEST r HASKELL Twen-
ty-secOnd Infantry. TO take effect
upon his arrival IN the United states.
Second Lieutenant BENJAMIN r. CAS-
TIE. TwenLy-ninth Infantry VIII
assume charge, under the instructions
Of the Quarteruaster General Of ole
Amy. of construction work at Fort
Porter, New York
Leave Of absence for fifteen days IS
granted Captain WILLIAM H MON
ROE, Coast Artillery Corps
Leave. Of absence for two months, with
permission 70 90 beyond the sea Is
granted Captain JAMES P ROBIN
SON Coast Artillery Corps. 70 take
Erection or about June 20, 1910.
CAPTAIN ,RODERICK I. CARMICHAEL
coast ARTILLERY Corps, VIII assume
charge. under the instructions Of the
QCTtermaster General OF the Amy
Of construction work al Fort AIOuI-
u1eF south Carolina relieving FIRST
Lieutenant WILLIAM H PEEK
Coast Artillery Corps q that duty
Leave Of absence for two months. 10
take effect on or about June I, 1910
IS granted Captain WILLIAM R
HARRISON, United States Army,
recruiting officer.
Leave OF absence for four months on
surgeons certificate Of disability Is
granted First Lieutenant EDWARD
K 0LASSEE. Seventh Infantry
The following assignments Of officers
Of the qBATternaster's department are
ordered
Lieutenant Colonel DANIEL z. HTcCAR-
THY deputy QJartermaSter general.
IS detailed as chief CUarIerTuaSter OF
the camp OF instruction at Fort d
A Russell Wyo-, and VIII report at
once Py letter 70 the commanding
OulCeT Of that post for Instructions
Captain FRANK c BOLLES. quarter
master, viii assume temporary
chaFEe o. the oftlCe OF chief quar-
ter-naster, Department Of the Ms
souri,, during the absence Of Idef1-
tenant Colonel MCCARTHY
CAPTAIN ROBERT H ROLFE. Quarter
master, IS detailed as chief quarter
master Of the camp OF Instruction at
or RILEY Kan and viii report at
L+Se oH letter TO the commanding
oHlcer OF that post for Instructions
CAPTAIN ALEXANDER N HIIT,EP
quar- erln1Ster. VIII assume charge
% the Office Of the qIartermaSter
[[soSton. Mass. during the absence Of
rom duty at the United States NTli+a-v
Academy, 10 take effect August u. 1910
and will then proceed TO join their uro1-
er stations.
fantry. ----l At
Captain FREDERICK W LEWIS. 18th
Infantry.
Captain CLEMENT A. TROTT- 9Th IN
fau-Ev-
First Lieutenant WILLIAM F. aTORRT-
son. ID Field Artillery.
First Lieutenant CHARLES r. ALLEY.
Coast Artillery Corps
FIRST Lieutenant -CEIAUNCET L FEN
TON Coast Artillery Corps
First Lieutenant EDWARDL- MORAN.
I'd Infantry.
First Lieutenant GEORGE n RUS
SELL 18th Cavalry
Second Lieutenant JOSEPH W. Still
WELL, 9Th Infantry
The following officers viii procssd AZ
the d Oper time to West Point. New
York. and report n person On August
p 1870 % the superintendent. United
States Military ACADEMY, for duty;
Captain RUFUS e LONGAN, uth In
fanny.
Captain LA0TBERTw- JORDAN. JR-,
1st Infantry
First Lieutenant CAMPBELL b
HODGES, 9Th Infantry.
LETT Coast Artillery Corps
FIRST Lieutenant JAMES ". RILEY
6th Yield ArtflleEy-
First lieutenant PHILIP h wORCES-
TER, Coast Artillery Corps.
First lieutenant EDWIN z PRITCH-
EFT. 1st Field Artillery
First Observation-Disclosures L LOUSTA-
LOT. Coast Artillery COrus-
First Lieutenant RICHARD DONOVAN,
Coast Artillery Corps
First Lieutenant WILLIAM II DODDS,
JR- 1st Field Artillery
Second Lieutenant JAMES STONES.
6th- Cavalry.
Second Lieutenant THOMAS w HAN
MOND. I'd Infantry
Second Lieutenant JOHN r CURRY,
9th Infantry
Second Lieutenant THOMAS J. SMITH,
JR-, 4th Field Artillery.
Second Lieutenant EDWIN c MCNEIL
18th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant CARL c. CAKES
4th Infantry
Leave o. absence for three days 70
take effect on OF about May IA
1910 is granted Captain MASocN
u NIAXON. United States army
retired. recruiting orncer-
Captain FREDERICK y. FUGER
18th Infantry. is detailed as
member OF the examining board
a. Fort LeavenwOrth, Kansas ap-
pointed in paragraph 90. Special
Orders. No 156. July 3. 1908. War
Department, during the examina-
tiOn Of First Lieutenant CHARLES
G. BICkHAM. 9th Infantry. only
vice Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM
A. NICHOLS, 18th Infantry. who
VIII continue as a member Of the
bard Tor all other purposes
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM Y CAR
TER, sth Cavalry, upon arrival al
san Francisco, Cal, VIII proceed
TO Join his regiment at Fort Des
Noi2eS- Iowa
The Acknowledgements officers are re-
lieved from duty at the United
States Military Academy, to take
effect August IS, 1910. and viii
then proceed to join their proper
stations Captain MORTON F.
SMITH S0th Infantry. First Lieu
tenant BENJAMIN E. GREY, 21st
Infantry.
NAVY.
Canaan r 7. MULLTGAN, detached
assistant TO the Bureau OF Naviga-
riOu. Navy Department, Washing
ton. ID. C 70 duty command North
Dakota