The Washington times., 1913-07-05
Army and Navy
ARMY.

CROXTON, lnfantry, recruitln4 o.
ser three aSsSy days w ensSs5ys MohE Suis Sew
enth Infantry, one month; Ma1oI
CHARLES CRAWFORD, Twentieth
Infantry, General Stan. ten days
First Lieutenant JOHN r. McGIN.
MEs Infan15y I; TyzNSy ssyen days; MnH Ti.
LENBURG. Ordnance Department
extended six days; Captain Hall
STEAD p. COUNCILMAN. Ord
nance Department. one month.
Captain CHARLES N. GORDON. jr.,
Observation-Disclosures Of the Organized
Militia Of Missouri:
Major ADRIAN 8. FLEMING, adjutant
general, II detailed to take the
course at the School Of Fire for Field
Artillery. Fort Sill. Okla. from No
Colonel ROGERS BiRNIE. Ordnance
Arsenal, Governors Island. N. Y, as
member Of the Ordnance Board.
Colonel ROGERS BRINE. OArdnance
Department. Is detailed as . MEM
appointed to consider specifications
for the manufacture and test OF gun
forgings, vice Colonel FRANK
BAKER. Ordnance Department, re-
Col. FRANK BAKER. ordnance depart.
y
assistants. will make four visits dur
ing July and August. to the Car
penter Steel Company, Reading Pa,
to inspect material for the ordnance
First tG1e Lieut.. JOHN Cooke, Fifteenth
Cavalry. July 81. to winchester. Va.
for duty with the Third Squadron.
Fifteenth Cavalry.
Capt ARTHUR c. CHRISTIE. medical
corps, to New York city. Fort An
os
Fort Williams. Me-. to Investigate
and install 1-ray machines.
First Lieut.. HARRY L. SIMPSON,
U. s. A., retired, Is detailed as In
structor in military drill and tactics
at the Wenonah Military Academy,
The following changes In the assign
ment Of officers Of the Coast Artillery
Corps are ordered: Capt LEONARD
T. WALDRON. assigned to the
Th!TtysiEhfh 1fhr,S Company IN any; w,Gs1d Capt
Scott. Cal; First Lieut.. AUGUSTUS
NORTON. placed on the unassigned
list, and will report to the command
ing officer. coast defenses Of the
Columbia: for duty on his staff;
Field Artillery, to Sparta, Wis. for
duty until August 10.
Lieutenant Colonel CHAMPE c. Nc
CULLOCH. jr.. medical corps. to
this city and report to the surgeon
general Of the army for duty as
librarian of the surgeon generals
office.
The following officers are detailed as
range officers for the national and
Ohio. August Is to September 3. in
elusive: Capt. Albert B. Sloan. in
fantry; Capt. Frank s. Bowen. in
fantry; Capt. James NJ. Kimbrough,
jr., infantry: Capt. Russell c. Lang
don, infantry; Capt Robert o. Rags
dale. infantry; Capt Ethelbert L. d.
Breckenridge. infantry: Capt. Harri-
ants Edwin Butcher, infantry; Fran
els C. Endicott. infantry; Leonard ].
Mygatt. infantry: E. r. Warner Nc
Cabe, cavalry: George A. Lynch. In
fantry; Charles A. THUS. infantry;
Manfred LAMA. infantry: Fay w.
Brabson. infantry; Ralph H. Leavitt.
Sixth Infantry: BENJAMIN F. McClel-
Ian. Twenty-eishth Infantry: Angus
tine A. Hoffmann. infantry; Albert g.
Goodwin. Ninth Infantry: Noble ].
Wiley. Fifth Infantry: Walton Good
win, jr., Fifth Infantry; Charles c.
Herman. jr.. Third Infantry: Smith
A Harris, Fourteenth Infantry: Ma
poleon ". Riley, infantry: William
r. Kendrick. Seventeenth Infantry:
Launcelot NJ. Purcell. Twenty-sIxth
Infantry: Alvin S. Perkins. Twelfth
Cavalry; Thomas c. Musgrave. Sew
enteenth Infantry; Charles McH. |
Eby. Twelfth Cavalry; Everett ". /
Bowman. Fourth Infantry; George |
W. Ewell. Third Infantry: Peter ].
Hennessey. Fifteenth Cavalry; Carl |
II. Muller, cavalry: Oscar Foley. |
cavalry: Joseph F. Ware. infantry; |
Philip G. Wrightson. infantry: Ed |
win Gunner. infantry: Edward E. |
Mc-Cammon, Third Infantry; Henry |
T. Bull, cavalry; Clyde r. Abraham. |
Twenty-seventh Infantry: Roy a. |
Hill, Seventh Infantry: Charles d. |
Rogers, Eleventh cavalry.