The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-16
Army and Macy
Service Orders
ARMY.

The following named officers OF the Med
zeal Corps VIII report IN person on
June %. 1916, 10 Lieutenant Colonel
HENRY P BIHS%INGHAM, Medical
Corps, president o the examining
board at the Army Me~SScRl Museum
building Washington, D. = for eX-
animation 10 determine their Sstness
for promotion
Major HENRY D SNYDER
Major PHILIP G. WALES
Major ALLEN NJ SMITH.
Major JOSEPHET. CLARKE
Major MERRITTE W IRELAND
Major HENRY c FISHER
Major EENRT a SHAW
Major FRANCIS A. WINTER
First Lieutenant STEPHEN 0. FUQUTA,
1WenJy-Ihlrd IufanJry, Is detailed
Tor duty pertaining 10 the Instruction
OF the Organized Militia Of Louisiana
az the encampment 10 be held al
Alexandra. La, beginning July II.
$50, and VIII report at once by letter
20 Jne governor OF Louisiana for pre-
urinary instructions
Leave of absence for three months. with
permission 10 go beyond the sea, is
granted Captain ARTHUR l.
tONGER. TWeuty-uinth Infantry. 10
take eject on or about August -,
1910.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIS c
LANGFITT, Corps Of Engineers, to
relieve Captain WARREN T HAN
duties IN his charge. together with
the funds property and records per
tanning thereto. IS revoked
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM c..
LANGFITT, Corps OF Engineers.
VIII report in person 10 the Secre-
taTy of Commerce and Labor for
duty as engineer secretary of the
lighthouse board, relieving Lieuten-
ant Colonel WILLIAM r. CRAIG
HILL, Corps Of Engineers, OF that
duty
Second Lieutenant MAURICE 3. VII
LETT, Coast Artillery Corps, recent
y appointed. with rank from March
% 1910. is assigned 10 the Thirty-fftE
Company. He VIII proceed not later
than June l3, 1910, 70 join the com
pany 70 which ne IS assigned at
Fort Monroe, Va
Leave Of absence for f7ur months Is
granted Second Lieutenant ALBERT
T. RICH, 18th Infantry
Second Lieutenant CHARLES s CAT
EEEH- q Infantry, is relieved from
duty at Fort ASSiuuibOine Montana
and VIII proceed TO Fort Thomas
kentucky, and report in person 10
lne commanding officer OF his reEf-
ment for duty
The fOllOwing-named officers are detail
ed Tor duty al the Amy Service
Schools. Fort LseaVeTtworth. Kansas.
and VIII report in person on The
dates specified after their respective
names 70 the cOmIuaudanr Of the
schools at Fort Lsavenvo-rh for
outy accordingly Captain PAR
RAND SAHRE- Atn calvary. October
J. $50; First Lieutenant EDWARD X
MASSEE- lth Infantry, August Is
1870 First Lieutenant ROYDEN y
BEEBE, 18th Infantry, August -.
Second Lieutenant ALBERT 7 RICH
18TH Infantry having arrived IN san
Francisco CAL VIII proceed 20 ION
his company at Fort Brady, AIichi-
gan.
Captain CHARLES r ROWLAND. 2lSr
Infantry, win proceed 10 Vancouver
Barracks, Washington. and report in
person 10 the commanding general
Department Of the Columbia, for
temporary DUTY and after connie
ton thereof viii return 10 his proper
station
Captain JOHN W. c. ABBOTT, quar-
termastery viii proceed at once TO
san Francisco, Cal. and report IN
person TO the general superintendent
Army Transport Service, for duty
as quaTteTmaster Of the transport
Logan with station at San Fran
cisco
First Lieutenant GERRIT VAN 8
QUACKENBCS I'd Infantry, IN
addition 10 his other duties viii as
sumo charge under the Instructions
OF the QUaTTeTu1aSte- general OF the
army, OF construction work at Fort
Bliss Texas, relieving Captain VII
LIAM H WALDRON, I'd Infantry,
Of that duty
Captain LOUIS A. CARTER United
States Army recently appointed,
with rank from April Il, 1910. IS as
signed TO the 10th Cavalry He viii
report in person on June IS. 1910, .
the commanding officer, Fort OEle-
thorpe Georgia, for temporary duty
for q period not 10 exceed I'VE days,
upon completion OF which he VIII
proceed 10 Madison Barracks, New
York, and report in person 10 the
commanding officer OF that post for
duty until further orders