New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
ARMY

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ARMY.
Colonel DANIEL A. FREDERICK, assigned 22d
M.ioF ''j's fn4NK l.. VIM. 18th Infantry. de-
tailed In adJutant generals department
Name Of Major JAMES ". MANDREw, sth
Infantry. placed on list detached oihcers and
name OK MaI9r THOMAS q. HANSON. IN
fau,ry, removed theretrOm. Major HANrDN
assisned eth Infantry, on Teuet from army
service schools, Fort LeavenWortt-,
Major BEAUMONT b. BUCK, adlut1nt general
assigned 18th InlantIy, J9iy ~. t,,......
Major ALMON l.. IAkMEN ER. 2lst infantry
assigned adtutant general militia Of the
District Of Columbia. april !; .,.,.,,r.,, o,.
Infantry, placed on list Of detached oiieers
April l. and name OF Major SAMUEL T.
Major SMILEY assigned Dist Infantry
Major General ARTHUR MURRAY. from Wash-
Captain ROBERT W. COLLINS, coast artillery,
to Eugene. ore, as inspector-insructof coast
artillery reserves % oregon.
Captain HOLLAND RUBOTTOM, 9th Cavalry
detailed IN signal Corps. March II, 70 Fort
Lcaveuworth army service schools
Following assignments OF officers OF quartermas-
ter's department ordered: Captain HOWARD
r. PERRY to Jefiersonvile As assistant
quartermaster vice Captain 9. MAJRN
CRALLE. 10 charge conjunction work Fort
sill, vice Captain DAVID l.. STONE; Cap
tain JAMES HANSON from Fort william
Henry Harrison 70 Jefferson Barracks as
duartermaster and IN charge construction
work vice Captain STANLEY II. FORD;
Captain WILLIAM O. SMITH 20 charge
ouarternnaster's Office New orleans end CON
struction work Jackson Barracks and Fort
ST. Philip, vice Major PRANK II. Law
First Lieutenant SMITH A. HARRIS. 14th In
fantry from Fort slocum and from further
recruiting serviee April piif.,,;,o,a,. i; coss
sTRYKER. 18th Cavalry accepted from
first lieu flenterant FIrzHUGH B ALLDERDICE.
10th infantry report 10 commanding tfhcer
Western Division for temporary duty for
Leave Of absence: Major WILLIAM F. lfAR-
TIN. 5th Infantry, fifteen days from
Lieutenant Commander WALTER BALL to
naval home Philadelphia.
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. w. BROWN CON-
BOatsWain SWAIN THOMAS JAMES, detached the
southery; to command lTI % tee Peoria 81.
Peoria; home. await orders.
Boaiswain GEORGE KNOTT. to the southery.
Gunner D. r. MULVIHILL4 10 the North La
kota.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March THE Utah at Provincetown.
March 6-The Washington at Cristobal the
Maryland at Corlnto; the Leonidas at
Charleston
March 5--The Utah from Provincetown for
southern drill grounds off capes OF the
Chesapeake; the Cyclops from Guantanamo
for Hampton Roads: Ell and E-2 from
navy yard. New York for Norfolk; the
Washington from Chiriqui Lagoon for Girls
tobal; the Pompey from Shanghai for Nam
king; the Cincinnati and the Abarenda from
Shanghai for Taku
March G@The Buffalo from chefoo for Taku;
the Decatur from Wuhu for Nanking
On March % the Pacific reserve squadron viii
be discontinued, and the vessels Of that
Raleigh and the 81 LOUIS will be known
as the Pacific reserve feet. The fleet will
base at navy yard. Puget Sound as here
tofore. -
Following vessels win eventually form the Pa
cidc reserve feet: The Pennsylvania the
oregon. the Raleigh. the ST. Louis. ihe CAL
weston, the Charleston the West virginia,
the Milwaukee, the Chattanooga. the Cleve-
land. the New Orleans, the Davis and the
Fox.