The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-22
Army and Navy
ARMY.

ARMY.
Leave of absence for one month on sur
geon's certificate is granted Sapt:
JOSEPH MATSON, Coast Artillery
Corps
First Lieutenant WILLIAM w. HAIR
RIS. jr.. Signal Corps on September
Is. to Seattle, WashJ
Captain SAMUEL A. SMOKE, W lt 1
States Army, retired. is detailed Tor
outy with the militia in CALIFORNIA.
Captain WILLIAM NICK. LAMBDlN'
quartermastsr Corps QField ATtllerEl.
to Tobyhanna, Pa, August 1 a Gee
ond Battalion, Third Fleld Ar'llSIi'
for duty until August ~.
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN P. HAIN<.
Coast Artillery Corps, and MAJOR
CARL F. HARTMANN, signal
CORPS are detailed to enter the next
class at the Army War College.
second Lieutenant THCM CATRoN,
Twenty-third Infantry, to Fort
Leavenworth. Kan, August Is, the
army service schools, as an in
structor.
First Lieutenant ALBERT l. HALL.
Field Artillery. inspector-instructor
Fifth Field Artillery District, TO
Sparta, Wis, August S, and report
to Battery D, Fifth Field Artillery,
for duty for eight days.
First Lieutenant ADOLPHUS A. Nc
DANIEL, Medical Reserve Corps. is
ordered to active duty and will re-
port to the commanding officer. Fort
Crockett, Tex.
The following officers are detailed to
enter the next class at the Army
Signal School, FIT. Leavenworth.
Kan, August 20. 1914. for duty:
First Lieutendent EDWIN GUNNER
Infantry.
First Iieutendent CHARLES S. HAM
ILTON, Eleventh Infantry.
First Lieutendent OWEN S. AL
UNr-aV, tvs CnF1d
First -Lieutendent ALVIN G GUTEN-
SOHN, Twenty-seventh Infantry.
Captain WILLIAM d. DAVIS, Fifth
Infantry, is detailed to enter the next
class at the Army School OF the
Line, Fit. Leavenworth, Kan.
The following officers are detailed to
enter the next class at the army
School of the Line, TT. Leavenworth.
Kan.
Major EDMUND S. WRIGHT, First
Captain WARREN D. DIXON. Fourth
Cavalry.
Captain HARRY LA T. CAvENAUGH.
Tenth Cavalry.
Captain GEORGE B. PRITCHARD. jr.
Captain DANIEL H. GIENTY. Twelfth
Captain CHARLES C. w1NNIA. Four
teenth Calvary.
Captain OLA W. BELL. Fourteenth
Cavalry.
Captain GEORGE P. TYNER. Fifteenth
Captain HENRY B. FARRAR. Third
Field Artillery.
Captain CONRAD H. LAMA. Fifth
Captain GEORGE T. PERKINS. Coast
Artillery Corps.
Captain LAWRENCE c. CRAWFORD.
Coast Artillery Corps.
Captain HERSHEL TUPES, First In
Captain ROSCOE H HEARN. Ninth
Infantry.
Captain PEGRAM WENTWORTH.
Major tSni LEWIS !. soRLEY. Twelfth
Captain ALFRED T SMITH. Twelfth
Infantry.
Captain GEORGE A HERBsT. Four
Captain ALBERT W. FOREMAN,
Twentieth Infantry.
Captain WILLIAM F. CREARY. Twen-
ty-seventh Infantry.
Captain JOSEPH w. BEACHAM, IT..
Captain HENRY c. CLEMENT. 3r..
Twenty-ninth Infantry. $50.
Captain CHARLES c. ALLEN, Thir-
tieth Infantry.
Captain WILLIAM A. CARLETON,
Thirteth Infantry.
Leave of absence for one month and
ten DAYS is granted Major ISAAC c.
gust "a
The following officers are detailed to
enter the next class at the Army
Stah College, Fort Leavenworth,
Ksns.: Captain LEWIS NJ. ADAMS,
Corps of Engineers: Captain ROB-
ERT P. HOWELL. jr., Corps of En-
gtneers; Captain JOHN P. WADE,
Second Cavalry; Captain JOSEPH S.
HEBRON, Second Cavalry; Captain
WALTER S. GRANT, Third Cav
airy; First Lieutenant FREDERICK
D. GRIFFITH, jr., Sixth Cavalry;
First Lieutenant EMMETT Adds,
Tenth Cavalry: First Lieutenant
EMORY ]. PIKE, Fifteenth Cav
airy: Captain HOWARD L. Lam
DERS. Coast Artillery Corps: Cap
tain JOHN K. MILLER, Infantry;
captain BENJAMIN r. WADE,
Fifth Infantry; Major LA ROY S.
UPTON, Tenth Infantry; First Lieu
tenant JOHN P. McADAMS, Flew
NTH Infantry; Captain WILLIAM
W. TAYLOR, jr., Nineteenth Infan-
try: First Lieutenant OLIVER P.
ROBINSON, Twenty-first Infantry;
captain HARRY A. EATON, Twen-
ty-third Infantry; Captain ELVER-
TON E. FULLER, Twen-y-third In
fantry; First Lieutenant PAUL II.
LARK, Twenty-third Infantry;
First Lieutenant JOHN r. KELLY.
Twenty-sixth Infantry.