New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. November -.
ORDERS lSSuED.--The following orr
iers have been Issued:

ORDERS ISSUED. The following orr
ders have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel FRANCIS A. WINTER,
medical corps, TO Army Medical School,
Washington, as instructor IN military by
slene during absence OF Major POWELL
9. FAJNTLEROY, medical corps.
Lieutenant Colonel HENRY l.. RIPLEY IRE
t!red), assigned TO active duty, from Jan
uary 9, 1913, to recruiting service Spring
held Mass, January 10, 1913.
Lieutenant Colonel ELMER W. HUBBARD
retifedD assigned TO active duty Decem-
per }. 10 recruiting service. Newark, j.
DECEMBER -. vice First Lieutenant WILL
LAM 4. AUSTIN. cavalry.
Major b. FRANK CHEATHAM quartermas-
ter corps, assume charge army transport
service Honolulu, vice Captain CLYF-
FARD GAME, quarteimaster corps
Major FRANK Il. LANG (retredD. from St.
Louis. 10 recruiting duty, Detroit. Deem.
Der 10, vice Captain ISAAC A. SAXTON,
18th Infantry. recruiting Officer
Major ROBERT $. WOODSON Cretired), as.
signed active duty December l, to recruit
ing service, 81. Louis. December II.
Captain FRED {. DOYLE auartermsst"r
corps assigned LIST Field Artillery Decem-
Captain THOMAS F. DIVER coast srtil-
lery. Fort Monroe. December G. exarnina-
ton for prom )tiOn.
Captain HOWARD l.. LAUBACH, infantry,
from present duties, December Is
Captain ERNEST VAN d. MURPHY. 18th
49, 10 HIS company.
Captain ROGER .. MASON. from 9Th 10 1st
Field Artillery, December g.
Captain GUY G.. PALMER, 18th Infantry, 70
WAippie Barracks; thence to Fort slocum.
Captain GEORGE +. KUMPER, % Infantry.
detailed In the signal corps. December l5 on
arrival at san Francsco, 10 army signal
coips school, Fort Leavenworth.
captain LEON /. ROACH. transferred from
18th 10 9th Infantry, 70 take effect January
!, 1913. but Will not Join that regiment until
February !.
Captain MATTHEW A. BATsoN retired,
from active duty and general recruiting ser
vice. December 10. 70 home
Captain DANIEL W. HAND from LIST to "a
Field Artillery. December 3.
Captain HENRY ". STANFORD retired,
assigned to active duty, December I, 20 re-
crutlng service, No 90j south state street.
Chicago, December II.
Captain WILLIAM G. TREMAiNE retired.
assigned TO active duty December 4, 20 re
cruitlng service. New York city. December
10 with station al No. 363 Fulton street.
BrOollyn
Following captains to recruiting service at
posts specified. December Is HANsFORD
l.. THRELKELD, Both Infantry. thence 70
Artillery, New York city with station at
No. % Third avenue.
Following officers from present duties 10 re
cruting service. December -. at posts IN.
dIcated: To Fort slocum-Captains GUY
G. PALMER 18th Infantry; MALCOLM
YOUNG; coast artillery First lAeuten,ants
WILLIAM W EDWARDS. ioth Cavalry
ALLAN r. WILLIAMS. 10th Infantry; 10
NICKLTN. ith infantry; GEORGE ".
BIEGLER. 18th Cavalry: First Lieutenant
DEAN HALL. coast artillery; WILLIAM g
I'd cavalry. To Jefferson Barr arks Captain
FRANCIS II. CoMAX. coast ARTILLERY First
LeueTSGt I'm RHMWr Il HAhHlS "a n Field Field
Artillery: FRANCIS II. BURR fth Infantry
To Fort owell-Captain PHILIP noSL
coast artillery; First Lieqtenants, h N, 7
Taf II
ADAMS, 18th Infantry. -,
Following officers from recruiting service and
at stations indicated. December 10, 10 troops
or companies assisned or may be ASSIGNED
Captains EDWARD CALVERT, on cay
airy, Toledo; ISAAC a. sANTOE: llth IN,
fantry Detroit; MARION 5. BAIILlg, TIGs'
artillery Roanoke, First Leutenauts WILL
lam G. WHITAKER, coast arthlei/, Btooh
Iyu: GEORGE X. WILSON. mtantrJ' rev
York; WILLIAM \. AUSTIN cavalry w"
Following officers FROM recruiting service and
recruit dcpots specified; Decenne1 To- 4, -
troop or company 70 whleh assigned or nnSs
be assigned. aptains HENRY NJ D!J n
MANN. infartry, and PAUL - MI MI ~ ~ =;
coast artillery; First Lieutenants WibLiAsi
I. PEARSON 23d Infantry: THOMAS a
TERRY, coast artillery: LEO A. DENEi
Infantry from Fort slocum. captains
FRANKLIN 3. LEIsENRING, 4th Infantry
FREDERICK 7. HERMAN, 10Th naySitS
First IIeutenauts SIDNEY II. GUTHRIt.
coast artillery; SAMUEL q. TALBoIT, Estf
Infantry. KENYON A. JOYCE, 9Th CayalTy
lam u PEEK, coast artillery corps Firs
lieutenant OINEY PLACE, 18th cavalry
FPED G MILLER. 3Oth Infantry: OTIS J.
COLE Infantry. from Jefferson barracks.
Captains ARTHUR l.. KEESLlNG, coast
artillery, and GEORGE W. WiNTERBLRN,
I'm Cavalry: First Lieutenant CHARLES
" MCCLURE, 9TH Infantry, from Fort NC
powsll -n,,.r,,-x.
rir.. Lieutenant FIELDING L. FOINDEN-
TER retired. recruiting Cf'cer. from Chlr
raRo 20 Roanoke. vice Captain MAhlON =
EsT-TI,F coast ARTILLERY. December 10
First Lieutenant WILLIAM II. COWLES. An
Cavalry. 90 recruiting service, Fort Logan
January ., 1919. .-.,,.,-.
FUlIowIng first lIeutenarts from recruiting
stations and recruit d5pots specified, Decem-
ba- al 10 companies 10 which assigned or may
he assigned: ANDREW u. CHAFElN, 2lth
Tnfantrv Fort SloCuW. JOHN RANDOLfii'
Isth Infantry Columbus Barracks.
pirgt Lieutenant JOHN Il. BREWERM. in
fantry. from recruiting service, Fort Logan
January |, 1913. - .,-,, H.,
corps. TO home preparatory TO retirement
First lieutenant CHARLES q. MEL ILEH
tcautaIn ordnance Department.. from hell
artillery arm to coast artillery.
| Virsf Lieutenant GEORGE ~ MORROW, Jr
from coast artillery TO Geld artillery arm.
| First Lieutenant !. r. klEHL. llth cavalry
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