New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Marine Corps Adopts Garb OF
the Forestry Service.
Iron The Tribune Bureau
Washington, october 3.
MARINES DISCARD OLIVE DKAB'-


The marine corps has practically de-
cided TO adopt forestry cloth for the Hello
uniform. The cloth is greenish gray. and
;s similar TO that worn by members of the
rational forestry service In the field. Ex-
periments indicate that the forestry cio.h
will be found more suitable to the neeus
of the marine corps than the wooilen UNI
form of olive drab worn BY the army
The blouse will be finished on the edges
with scarlet piping The chevrons OF the
non,comrnissioned officers VIII be OF the
same material as the blouse, with the
stripes outlined with scarlet edging' me
officers will wear quarter-lnch stripe Oh
their trousers. those of the enlisted men
hcirp plaiu. There will be no change IN
the cans In shape and style, but the new
cloth viii be used. The overcoat Will be
made long and loose and will have large
collar. The old cape for the overcoa' mas
been done away with. This UNIFORM Is
intended to be worn by marines IN the
field i'm cold weather when the present
khaki field uniform is not suf1clentiy
warm.
10 TRAIN ARMY MUSICIANS.-The
offer Of a New York musical institute TO
take yearly and train five musicians
chosen by competition from the army
bands has been accepted. The men VINO
won this years scholarships and VINO are
about 10 begin their study are J. Thomas'
chief musician of the 10th Cavalry oano'
q. A. Horton, Sd Cavalry band; .. W.
prewitt. 18th Infantry band; w. Z. Nnlte'
10Th Band. coast artillery corps, ana T.
Y sorensen. 9Th Coast Artillery Corps
ORDERS IssUED.-Following orders
| have been issued;
/ ARMY.
| Lieutenant Colonel SAMUEL W. DoNNlNS,'
! infantry, from adJutant genera, usP ~
| ment october Is 10 Governors Islahu, -
| Vember Tor assignment as onlcef III S'ia o..
| militia afairs, eastern Division win s'S-
| ton in New York City 8, .pApTIJ
] Lieutenant colonel CHARLES n, rsnsraTs
| I9th Infantry detailed in adjutani genet a,S
| department, october 20. vice Aeutenah'
Colonel SAMUEL W. DGNNING, inian'rS as
LieS 5tS,rsn, gs1e2aI Department OF the Gulf
| canaan WILLIAM 4. PAITEN, ON IniSnu ~
| 10 Vancouver Barracks, for eSaHilha"on '0'
ss si or absence: Major CHARLES n,
/ MARTIN, general stan, one monih; Ei ,
Lieutenant WALTER j. sCV |ro n; i recr,itinx
! duiy: second Lieutenant JAMES A HO"-
| Frs, 10Th Infantry, two months
| NAVY.
| Lieutenant Ounlor grads) H. s B tSsnI
| ,ov,SDant Cnnior sradel W. s. FARBER, de-
4 tacbed the Roe; 10 the Montana
Litutensn. gunSr grace - n. - MassscsDsetts.
| isUtenant Junior grsde) a. S. FAKQChAH'
detached the Louisiana; to the Dixie, ,. ,o
Ensign S X. DAY, detached the Dei~"a'e' W
rn 5ne N :, p. GREEN, detached the Florida;
| Ensign J. p. MAGRUDER, ST., detached the
| Ensign T " MCLAREN. detached the New
| Hampshire: TO the Paulding >...A
| Ensign D. J. FRIEDELL. detached the Nssh-
r,psr5' p r. p. MYERS. detached the Delaware;
Ensign g r'1 e. a. LUCAS. detached the Nashville;
En Isle M b. H. BIERI, detached the Delaware
r,1sirn 1s' q" G. BENNET. HAROLD DopD. C..
/ ID. EDGAR r. J. WEEKS and r. 2. w. .H.s
WORTH, detached the Michigan; she A iS SnT,h
| Epslgn PAT BUCH ANAN. detached the sou'h
Ensign r. W. PAINE detached the kansas
rnsign w " b. CoTHRAN, detached the Nash.
r>1sign RUFUS KING. detached the Montana;
ynt as " n NH" H. BOUCHER! detached the San
| Francisco; the Vermont. NJ,
lEnsisn II. A STRAUSS. detached the pat
E5s sIs0n r 'G G. WALKING. detached the Trippe;
Ensign SaS i'' D. g PATTERSON. detached the
Ensign sign F. c BLXKEsLBE. detached the
PauldinR; the Wyoming. ....t +
Ensign B. o. WILLS, detached the C'ah' '"e
Ensign sGs- H V. McABE detached the Ysnkton'
Ensign n'H NJ l.. P SMITH. detached the virginia
Ensign F. 3 HATCH, detached the Utah;
10 the San Francisco. -, ,,.A en-
Ensign r s KING. detached the Utah; 10
Ensign w. Wv" W. WEBSTER, detached the North
Dakota 70 the Panther 10000 a..
Ensign JENIFER GARRETT, oetaeheu 'he
Ensign r. c. MCoRD detached the Michi-
rb sSa. 20 70 ' F GooDHuE: detached the Miehi
gan: 10 the DraytOn. ,,r,-,,c,
Acting Assistant Surgeon r. A. HARTUNG'
appointed. o, a....h.d
works Maryland steel Company OCTOBER 20
| 70 the Connecticut. a..
Chief Carpenter j. n. GILL, oe'eeHeu WV
Connecticut. home. walt ORDERS ,,..,.,ord
Carpenter Z. s. covEY. works oo MsSyis y,
Steel Company, sparrows Point Octooef a.
MARINE CORPS.
CAPTAIN A. p. CRYsT. retired placed on re-
tired list detached ONCE Of Sndge Advocate
General: home.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.-The
i1cNOWlnB movements VI NNSSSl2 '
been reported TO the Navy Department:
L ARRIVED
tOct THE Arethusa at Key West; the Sara
| toga and the Albany, at Manila. =
lOct s-The Des Moines, az Puerto Mexico;
the Rainbow. the Decatur and the Abarenoa'
| 81 Manila; the Dolphin. at Boston; the SUP
4 ply and the F-8. at Seattle; the Sylph, az
i Washington. the Salem. at Tompkinsvilie'
| the Arkansas, the Michigan. the virginia.
| the Cyclops and the Mccall. at North River.
| New York. the Blakeley and the Du Pont' al
| navy yard. New York.
IOct 9-The Monednock and the CINCINNATI, al
\ Manila.
| SAILED.
lOct THE Saratoga and the Albany. from
1 Oongapo for Manila; the DeB Moines from
| Vera Cruz for Puerto Mexico.
IOct. S-The Rainbow. the Decatur and the
/ Aberenda from Olongapo for Manila; the
Il Dolphin. from Gloucester for Boston; the
| supply and the F-3. from Port Angeles Tor
4 Seattle: the Truxtun. from Sausalito for
4 San Diego: the Mccall. the Blakeley and the
4 Du Pont. from Newport for New York; the
l Washington. from Portsmouth for Tonpbns-
\ Vile; the Georgia. from Boston for New
4 York; the Vermont. the Brutus and the Vul-
\ can. from Norfolk for New York; the Ajax,
4 from Charleston for New York the Tonnes
\ see. the Maine and the Kentucky. from Phil
1 adelphia for New York: the Chester. the
1 BIRMINGHAM the Iowa, the Missouri and the
l Montana, from Philadelphia for New York,
4 via Delaware BreAkwater.
Ioct e,-The Monahnock. from olongapo for
Manila.