New-York tribune., 1911-03-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
Washington, March H.
ORDERS ISSUED The following orders
have bcon issued:

ARMY.
colonel EDWARD T. BHoWH. 9TH Fieii Ar
tiery. from Fort sheridan 10 Fort Riley an
member ncld atillcrv board, relieving Lieu
tenant Colonel GRANGER ADAMS, sth
Field ARTILLERY.
Colonel A.EXANDER EYER. ith Fied sr,r-
l'rl. ssl.'ed 10 command ~ brzs1H ~ fsd
aTiilcry 80 he assembled a, Fort Sam Hoss-
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES g. TREAT. rh
Field Artillery detailed inspector Of ns,a
artillery of regular army and Of militia IA
department. OF tho Last, to Governors I'i-
Lieutenant Colonel ELI .. UoYLE. 9th FisH
Artillery 10 Fort Sam Houston, and assume
command 4,h Fled liiillery.
Lieutenant Colonel JAMba LoCKEdT' sih Cav
mandsnt uoIntcd service school. IN adivnn
10 preseIt lutics as mtinOcr cavalry sqgp-
mont board
Lieutenant Colonel DANIEL 4. FRED
E4GCK. 18Th Infantry and Major WILLIAM
e. DAVIS. coast artillery, relieve from duty
Licu,ensut Colonies MATTHIAS y. DAY. e,s
oIy: iIoEL s BIsIioP. l5,h cayalry sra
GE2R'a ,cF anl W msSl. aSn P5s goH5 3 e P;f
18th cavalry; August y. BLOCkSoM iga
cavalry, JOSEPH :. CASTOR. is, csyslry,
JOIN V. HEARD. Gth Cavalry: AZ.
GrsTUs .. MhCOMB. 9th cavalry. sni
EDWARD \. MTLLAR 9TH Fieli ARTILLERY,
10 mounted service school. Fort Riley.
Major HERBERT II. SARGENT "a Cavalry.
TO Manila, for examination ,or retirement
Ma. .or SAMUEL SFAY. 10Th Infantry. ~ Hot
SPRING Army ond Nav General Hospital.
Ectremont Of Major General CHARLES L.
HODGES announced
from san Antonio. 10 Galveston. and report
70 commanding general !st separate sFi-
Majors HENRY . HODGES. Jr. 22d Infantry.
aud JOHN T. MMAHoN s,h risId AZ,
'gcry 70 Washington and report 10 chic, q
Captain HARRY T. PETTUs. qusrtArrna,ter.
upon c0mpletion of duties AZ Newport HeEs.
return 70 Washington
Captain FRANCIS II. CAMERON Jr retired,
10 general recruiting service az Grand RAPIDS
Captain MORTON !. HENRY. c0nnissary. from
Newport News. to Galveston and report -
S9mmandng general lirst separate Brigss',
Captain MASON " MAXoN Gc,irtd,. from 70
cruitiug service. 70 honte.
Captain JAMES Z. GOoDALE Getire1,, 70 gen.
or0l recruiting service. Cincinnati.
captain WILLlHM II PEEK coa,, artillery.
Captain tPToN BTRNrE. Jr~ Fir., Leu,,n-
ants CoRTLANDT. PARKER and REYE y
9 M i ohS6h vs. "a End pr pe T' 10 Ar's coon e Fs'
ANDER y. DYER. ith Pield Arriller,. con-
man1ins brigade of nell artillery, Tor e,s~
Captains JossEPII r, IRsAA6T. pERecY "
First Lieutenant CHARLES ". PArrER.
son. coast artillery. 10 Nashington for sx-
animation for promotion.
Following promotions and assignments ordersf
fantrt: DONALD - sTROSt;. 10 erst lt.'-
tenant. 10 18th Infantry: EDGAR z. sTEE-
YER. 81. n first lieutenant - -.'h lnsan-
try; HoRNsBY EVANS. to first Lieutenant
Lieutenant albert s. JONES. New Jsr,ey Va.
tionsl Guard Cretired appointed assistant -.
corder National Board fos Promo;ioa {,
Rife Practice
First Lieutenant ALBERT r RICH. 80 l.a-.
try. repor, by letter 10 commanding gtrsfzl
department OF the Eas'. for assisrn.r, %
one of the stations 20 be- occupied by ALA.
iantry upon its arryal i,,., IN I1i,ea ,n S,a,,s
1th cavalry. found phs sically disqualiaed n,
duties Of a captain OF cavalry; re,ireuer,
announced
First Licutenant MOSS I. LOVE. I,h caalry.
detailed - ill vacancy In signal corps, %
take effect April q vice First Lieu'enai'
CLARENCE Z. CULVER. signal corpp. vh,
IS assigned 10 9TH cavalry from April g. ana
will proceed 10 Philippines
Chaplain ALEXANDER ?. LANDRY assEnst
70 18TH cavalry: 10 san Antonio Aprt -
for duty with ilih Cavalry.
Chaplain EDWARD \. BROPHf. assigned III
cavalry: 20 Fort Sheridan April 20.
Leaves OF absence: Major ROBERT II. NOBLE
ist Infantry. one month upon relief from
duty AZ Fort Lesvenworth captain ISRAEL
COSTELLO. Philippine scouts. tnsn,.sy
dsys: Major ALFRED HASBROUcK. ith
Infantry ono month upon compilation II gs'
clal course at army SER .c. school,. fo-'
TcavenWor,h: Colonel WILLIAM n. DAVIS
medical corps. two months and nine dsyf
from date of arrival In san Francisco IN
April.
Lieutenant C.. W MAULDING. % temporary
duty naVa pTo'igsG sr9g4I %T in4s, ,a1s H,at -.
Yorktown. continue naval hospital Maze Isl
Surgeon ?. G. COOK. detached the North csro-
lima: nome await orders.
passei Assistant Surgeon J. r. DlKEs. s.-
'ached Naval Medical school Hospital Was
juetor 20 navy ward. Portsmouth. inf 81
.ffrf
naval hospital
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. :. y. OLD. d.
rached Naval Medical school Hospital, NssH-
ing,on. 70 the North Ca-oina
Passed Assistant Surgeon 2. f HOY de,,ch'i
naval hospital, Mar Island ,.,-, e ;ht bgsas
Naval Academy: to Bureau Of Medicine snf
SUrgar. Nav Department.
Acting Assistant surgeon II. II. MiCHELs' sp'
rointc1.
Gunner :. LANGFIELD. n Voshins'on.
Chiof Nachiuist r. y SMITH 're'ir'ep. de'achfi
Fore River shipbuildins comr1nH ouine:i
raymsster clerk n r. BARTON. appointed
duty the Georgia. 49,
Faymaster clerk =. LEWIS, sfr0n'eS' d"I
naval station. oloneapo
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs The fci'
lowing movements of vessels have heeu re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March i2-Tho Chester NJ Tu>pan. ,h. polrh''
~ Washington. tho sterre't a. Norfolk y.
Worien. the pc Long and the foote
cha rlesfon. a.
March i3-The Petrel A. Santo Domingo cic,
the Tennessee The Montana, he Nog''
carolina and the Prairie AZ Guan'snsnN'
tho Louisiana at Hampton Roads: the ks,
sas and the PatuNent az Sorfolk. the PaHo-
ing the Dlavton and tho Terr' a. mV
ward New York the vulcan AZ SfTal feh'
tho West Virginia an! the Narfsng a.
Coronado cal: 'he Abarcnda AZ cs'he
SAILED.
March 10 Tho Burrows from FhNa1slphe "
Newport via loves, Nel, The Ster,ett HSS
Srvall Poni for Norfolk. the Psntnsf' ~
Grantanamo for Charleston.