The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-24
Army and Navy
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Lieutenant Colonel CLINT c. HEARN.
Coast Artillery Corps. Is relieved
from duty as assistant to the chief
of Coast Artillery. and will proceed
to San Francisco. Cal. and sail on
the TRANSPORT to leave october 8,
for Manila. p. !.
Captain PERCY p. BISHOP, Coast Ar
tilery Corps. is relieved from assign
ment to the Eighty-second Company,
proceed to this citv to the chief OF
Coast Artillery.
First Lieutenant EDWIN GUNNER,
infantry. is relieved from duty at
St. Johns Military Academy, Della
field. Wis. to take effect August
The name of First Lieutenant LOUIS
A. KUNZIG. Thirtieth Infantry, Is
placed on the list Of detached off
GERS to take effect August 20. and
the name Of First Lieutenant ED
WIN GUNNER. infantry. is re-
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieutenant RICHARD Z. AMBER
SON. Fourth Field Artillery. on &C
count of sickness. is extended one
month on account of sickness.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieutenant SETH w. SCOFIELD,
First, Infantry. Is extended one
month.
Colonel STEPHEN NJ. FooTE. Coast
Artillery Corps, to Fort winfield
Scott Cal. and assume command OF
the Coast Defenses of San Francis
The name of First Lieutenant EDGAR
H. THOMPSON. Coast Artillery Corps
is placed on the list of detached Of
ficers to take effect July q. and the
GEIGER. Coast Artillery Corps. is
removed.
The following officers now on aviation
duty are detailed in the aviation
section of the Signal Corps and are
rated as junior military aviators,
effect July %.
Captains-Ffrst Lieutenant ROY C.
KIRKLAND, Infantry.
First Lieutenant BENJAMIN d.
First Lieutenant HAROLD GEIGER,
Coast Artillery Corps.
First Lieutenant LEWIS z. COOLER,
tr., Coast Artillery Corps.
First Lieutenant HOLLIS LIE R Null
LER, Coast Artillery Corps.
DoDD. Coast Artillery Corps.
First OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lieutenant
WALTER R. TALIAF E r r o,
Twenty-first Infantry.
Second Lieutenant TOMAS DE w.
MILLING, Fifteenth Cavalry.
Second Lieutenant CARLETON G..
CHAPMAN, Thirteenth Cavalry.
Second Lieutenant JOSEPH c. NOR
ROW. jr.. Twenty-sixth Infantry.
Second Lieutenant JOSEPH E. CAR
BERRY. Infantry.
Second Lieutenant HERBERT A.
DARGUE. Coast Artillery Corps.
Second Lieutenant GUY W. McLEL-
LAND, Ninth Cavalry. to the Let
terman General Hospital. for treat
ment.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieutenant EDWARD PARFTr.
Philippine Scouts, is extended one
month.
The leave Of absence granted Major
JOHN H RICE, ordnance depart
ment, Is extended two months on
account of sickness
Captain FRANK e. BUMFORD, Twen-
ty-eighth Infantry. is detailed to en-
ter the next class at the Army Staff
College. Fort Leavenworth. Kansas,
on August 20.
Captain BASIL o. LENOIR, Signal
washington-Alaska Military Cable
and Telegraph System. will proceed
on august Is. to Alaska, to Inspect
offices and lines along the system
from Fort Egbert to Nome, Alas
ka-
Lieutenant Colonel ALFRED NJ.
HUNTER, inspector general. Is re-
lieved from detail in the inspector
generals department. August Is,
and viii proceed to New York city
for temporary duty.
Leave of absence for twenty-o1e DAYS
is granted Major CHARLES NJ.
wESSON, ordnance department
Leave of absence for one month and
fifteen days is granted Major ED
WIN P. WOLFE, medical corps.