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Army and Navy OrdersARMY ORDERS.Foley. Col. Thomas Madden. Medi- I ral Corps Pwmt, ordered to active duty ar Carlisle Barracks. Pa.. July 8.Davis. Col. William J.. Infantry, tobe examined by an Army retiringboard at headquarters, 4th Corps Area.Russell. Col. George M. Cavalry, ordered to Walter Reed Hospital for observation and treatmentWhite. Co! Alfred Holme*. Ordnance Depart mrnr Reserve, ordered to active duty at University of Michigan. .July 23Nelson. Col. Kent. Mediral Corps, detailed as member of Army retiring board headquarters 7th Corps AreaGlassburn. Lieut. Col. Robert P., Coast Artillery Corps, detailed for duty with Organized Reserves. 7tn Corps Area. St. Louis.Hunt her. Lieut. Col. Charles Otto. Ordnance Department Reserve, ordered to active duty at Raritan Arsenal. Metuchen, N .1 July 22.Talen. Lieut. Col Matthau A. Infantry. to he examined by an Army retiring board at FiUsimons Hospital. DenverWainright. Lieut Col. Johnathan M. Cavalry, detailed as member of court of inquiry to meet at Fort Riley. Kan.'Trtur t •«-.»? r\»! R.oihpti AimlrirHoppin. Capt Bushrod. Air Corps, from Walter Reed Hospital to Cincinnati.Perkins. Capt. Charles H.. Infantry, to bo examined bv an Army retiring board at Fltzslmons Hospital, Denver,Colo.Dash. Capt. Victor A . Field Artil-j lery. to be examined by an Army re-I tiring board at headquartera 4th Corps Area. Fort McPherson. Ga.Conway. Capt. Thom a* T.. Infantry, to be examined by an Army retiring board at Fitmmonx Hospital, Denver.Colo.Gilbert, Capt. Walter J., Coast Artillery Corps, to be examined by an Armv retiring board at headquar-I ters 2d Corps Area. New York.I Burns. First Lieut. William H . Coast Artillery Corps, to be examined bv an Army retiring board at headquarters 1st Corps Area. Boston.Ward. First Lieut. Donald Meyers. Medical Corps, ordered in active duty at Fitzsimons Hospital. Denver. Colo., July 1.Andrew. First Lieut Earl Vernon. Medical Corps, promoted to captain, from June 28.Thomas. First TJeut. R3lph Anderson. ordered to active duty ai Fiiz-simons Hospital. Denver, Colo , July 1.Hardin. First Lieut. John R En-*»meer Corps, detailed to Fort Peckcan embastv. Tokio. Will sail for the serve, ordered to active duty at j Philippines about November fi. j Picatinny Arsenal, Dover, N. J., aboutYoung. First Lieut. Edward H.f In- i July 15. fantry. from 2d Corps Area to duty at ! Leave of absence is granted to each United state* Military Academy about of the following officers:Smith. Brig. Gen. Alfred T.. General Staff Corps, six days, effectiveAugust 25.Sutch. Second IJeut. Harry Clayton. Infantry, promoted to first lieutenant from June 23.Damldovich. Second Lieut. JosephPrank. Signal Corps Reserve, promotedto first lieutenant from June 23.Williams, Second Lieut. Robert Crawford. Engineer Corps Reserve, promoted to first lieutenant from June 23.Stoltz, Second IJeut iAroy Richard. Cavalry Reserve, promoted to first lieutenant from June 23.Fredeen. Second Lieut. Reynold Edwin. Infantry Reserve, promoted to first lieutenant from June 23.Hagen, second Lieut, I/eon Henry, Infantry Reserve, promoted to first lieutenant from June 23.Pineo. Second Lieut. Orrin Weston. Ordnance Department Reserve, ordered to active duty at Frankford Arsenal. Philadelphia, about July 9Hinckley. Second I.ieut. Charles Royal. Infantry, promoted to first lieutenant from June 23.Shannon. Second Lieut. William Dwight, Signal Corps Reserve, promoted to first lieutenant, from June 25.Raushengerger. Serond Lieut. Everett Joseph, Signal Corps Reserve, promoted to first lieutenant, from June 25.June 25.Pearson, MaJ. Madison. Adjutant Generals Department, five days. June 25.Stober, First Lieut. Mason F., Field Artillery, two months, June 25.Evans. First Lieut. Brysn. Field Artillery. two months. July 29.Scobey. Maj. William P., Infantry, one month, August 7.Davidson. First Lieut. Rufus B . Air Corps. 1 month and 18 days, July 18.Thompson, First Lieut. Earl F. Cavalry, two months, June 25.NAVY ORDERS.Davison. Lieut. (J.O.) John W,, uncompleted portion despatch orders 24 April revoked To VP Squadron 3F. Aircraft Squadrons, based at Coco Solo. Canal Zone.Atherton. Ensign Harry S.. to duty U. S. S. Lexington.Brittan. Ensign Theodore H., to duty U, S. S. Lexington.Fielder. Ensign Charles W.. to duty Naval Air Station. Pensacola.Gregor. Ensign George D , to duty I U. S. S. Memphis.Longshore. Ensign Frederick K.. to i duty U. S S. Saratoga.1 Rakov. Ensign William M , to duty I U. S S. Saratoga.Seipt, Ensign William E., to duty i | U. S. S. Lexington.Ewart. Second Lieut. John Francis, I Ordnance Department Reserve, or-I.. .nil... .. I CV • •• I, fiM'J !
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