New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-21
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
,rrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, November 20.

.-,,,el GEORGE H. SANDS, 18th
usaiensn' ~ Fort Riley DecenOeT, 10 , Inu,'
csyaiaSr,y i. 1918, thence 70 san Iah'lS0o'
i'Ihg February q Isd0' ON tp list detached
Sosssr1 P RsESsH@&gss3 "a Tlgi4 AT!iIIIsry;
ICh -. &c a. Pulls, I'd Field Artl.etE
cHARLES,. r. N.INTYRE, Sd Field Artil-
AUGJSdlaiS r. " COREY. 9th Field Ar,
leryi JOL5' rDIrTS r. BOISEAJ, 6th flelQ
tileiIig.r, and First Lieutenant @ilii'Di1 Az
Mulg' Ell Field Artillery. o.,
MILES, y2TTrITTR r. CASSELS. from 9th TO
cspiain II l.-rflisry. remain al present sta
.iH Hs,I January 3. 1913 thence 10
Manila - ,RREN W wHITEsIDE tcay-
Csptain M,' detail quartermaster corps,
Dtss1SSsFF LsoN E, MARGETTs, from .r1sd is,
70 eta IntiI February l. 1913 thence 10
prOpsF, iIipSTD " JONES. medical corps,
Ca y Army and Navy HeN'' 81 '4 '''''''
spring. captains from auartermaster corps,
sser . 10 troop battery OF C TnIRTiSS
vhich! W ,gsyaIry). GEORGE MD. WEEKS,
SCHEihtfpp' WOIFE. JOHN c. MARTHUR.
0kiItty ID ELY. EDWIN BELL, GEOH1E
TRASHHr e RPIANT II. WELLS, HAROLD
n EsLTII'p FRANK :. ARMSTRONG,
h yTy Mop RUTHERFORD, JOSEPH
SAN SItskcK, LOUIS H. BASS TH 8I,,aSS 4;
TTARCE a ufTrv NV n BU-TNER field ar
dn'snty lP AK C. BOLLEs Infantry,
ulsgs PARKER cavalry. JOHN n;
lANLIT1r THOMAS T. FRISSBLk and
JAMES y. ..5 iIiigi q. MAt!RY CRALLE,
?75AsHS SpTEF COIN, PERCY NJ, COCHRAN
ITggS6 5qI R. HARKER. CHARLES III : fs,,rl r;
HINiTnvtXhNDER J. MACNAB Infantry,
ho 81 GRANGER field artillery.
RALLppIrZ ". Quincy and LEON 3. kROTI
MER 0ayaI2s1, IN "a ,,fF Gnfantry1,
aTua,ppGGE q, HUBBARD and FRANK u.
SSDg,HRps coast. artillery, ROBERT =
ILFDyISB lfeId artillery, WILLIAM X. VII
son CS.saysIt,N JAMES X PhRSON. MIL
A5IH ELLIOTT. Ir.,. JACK HAYES.
Harry A. HEGEMAN. VIII n. IOl "a a
sTpg p MANDREWS (cavalryl FRANK
pr-T{TON and HARRIS PENDLEION,
n 1nfsntry). CHRISTIAN a. VI. BACH
te1vsTyJ. and WILLIAM NJ. GOoDALE On
v. ISrI CAPTAINS. from present duties. de-
,oH,5 dlsrterr1aster. corps December 8: 49,,
christian BRAND, 4th: JULIUS
11-n I'm VALENTINE i4th; SAMUEL
VtT I.FER fth< JAMES GOETHE. IAN;
WILLIAM B. GOWN, 9Th FRANCls. n.
p sg6R p. sAMHToN, 9Th. and HENRY
r,.is art srttil'eryEALBERT T.. FAULKNER and
ALBERT s. .FUGER. 4th. and FRANCIS. W.
co Ssif srrtiInlI;,Tsy.GeRpoN ROBINSON.
in;sntry-ALFRED ALOE. list; HARRY z
S IA Sa4 TIy1lG soIdNs sSdi LORENZO y.
GLssER, 18Th: 4, GEORGE IL KNOX, 18th
WOODSON. HOOKER, 81, .FRBDERlL Il g.
LAYTON. iSh. FREplsR1cEI E SMITH
a.. ADOIP PHI f. II. PrGpFT. nth; VILE
TAN r BAKER, 4th: JAMES H COMO,
,sfb: JOHN p MORRIS, 18th: PAUL GID
piNGS, -sd; JOSEPH C BRADY. 4th: Ed
wCkSKEY. I.th; RALPH B. LISTER, LIST
ARTHUR p. WATTS. 18th: PEkkAN =.
SMITH and MILAN J. SCREWS I 1gB,
DAN g.. 12ths FRANK r WATSON. 30;
ARTHUR r. KERWIN, 10th; GEORGE =.
POND. 2ofh: ROBERT NJ BRAN BILA, list
and HARRY p. BLASLAND. Goth.
csntajn PRIAND. TO office chief quartermaster
cons Washington: Captain WATTS, TO Fort
Bliss: Captain CONRAD. 20 Kansas CITY.
vice Captain LANNlNG PAESONs. guar
tsrmastsr corrs. Captain LOWE 20 tort
Mead: Captain VALENTINE, assume charge
Fort Reno rernou1t Depot vice Captain
LEON Z KR0AER, qnartermaster corps.
Cartaln VAN. LEER, assume charge Fort
Ksoeh renount depot, vice Captain HAIR
OLD = HOWARD, uuaTtermaster corps
Captain GOETHE 10 Fort Clark Captain
GOWN 10 Fort Washington as quartermas-
Ter attlllerv district Of the Potomac; CAPTAIN
HAMILTON. 10 Fort Riley: Cantaln SMITH.
to Fort Meyer; Captain FAULkNER. 10
structon work vice Captain G. MAURY
CRALLE, qnsrterrnaster corps: Cantain
rT'dER 10 Fort Robinson: Captain GRlF-
FIN. to san Francisco as assistant deuot
uuapisrnsster: CAPTAIN ROBINSON. as
signed uuartermaster. artillery district OF
New London Captain ALOE. 70 Department
y Naval. assigned assistant chief quarter
rnastr: Captain COMSTOCK. 20 Fort Sheri-
TanS Captafu OT.1N. 70 Columbus Barracks
As qrarterusster ard IN charge construction
work vice Captain JAMES X. PARSONS.
unattermaSter corps: CAPTAIN GASSER. to
Fore Smelling: Captain KNOX. 70 Philadel-
pfis assistant depot ouartermaster; Capiain
HOOKER, 20 Madison Barracks; Captain
IAWTON 20 Fcrt William Henry Harrison,
Captain FRED 2. SMITH. 10 Fort Slocum
as 0nartermaster ana IN charge construction
WORK vice Captain JOHN Q. NJ ARTHUR.
qlartermaster corps: Captain HCGrET, 20
Fort Du Pont as quarternaster, artillery dis
trict ~ the Delaware: Captain BAKER. 20
New York City as assistant depot Quarter
master: Ca0tain COMO 20 Fort Mack ArziC:
Captain MORRIS 20 Preside OF san Fran
cisco: Cautain GIDDTNCS 70 Fort Jay: Can
tain BRADY. 20 Fort Crook: Captain LIS
TER 70 Department % Hawaii: CAPTAIN
tain SCREWS. 20 military prison Fort
Ieavenworth. vice Captain HENRY W.
RrTNER gUartern1aster CORPS. CaDtalT
HAN. 70 Fort Lawtrn: Captain JORDAN. 10
army TRANSPORT service. san Francisco: Cap
tain KERWN 20 Fort william r. Seward;
Captain POND. n srmv TRANSPORT service,
San francisco. Captain BPhNBLA. 20 Van
ceuver Barracks. Captain BIASLAND. 20
Fort wsyne. and Captain WATSON. 10 MIL
tary kcadenv
ry; lieutenant LOUIS II .MKTNLAY. from
s,h 10 LIST Field Artillery: remain attached
70 8h Field Artillery and on present duty
until February 3. 1913; thence 10 Manila.
frst lieutenant JAMES p. MARLEY, from
ht 70 stn Field Artillery: remain attached