New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
ProtraCted Confinement in Sub
marines Declared Unhealthy.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau =,
Washington. December l.

From The Tribune bureau
Washington. December L.
MUST HAVE NAVY TENT - -
. MENT-A. board OF naval ofncers' VIM"
has been investigating conditions on euD
marines. has found that protracted cur
nncment within the limits OF the Suo-
marine is injurious to health. AN III
yestigation of the method of maihtainlns
a supply Of air has now been ordereu'
The preliminary report OF the lhVestis"
ton indicates that it will prove OF great
value. II is found that the crews oil the
submarines should be carefully selecleu
and that more attention should be pdlu
both 10 their physical condition and 10
their temperamental qualifications. Inc
latter subject is engaging the afternoon
~ tho naval medical officers, who VIII no
longer continc their observations oil OIL
0cers and enlisted men 10 physical htheSs'
Tho Bureau of Medicine ana Surgery Is
engaged in developing method LOT oo
tcrminine tcmpcramental qualifications Vi
officers. midshipmen and enlisted men, "'
order that those who may be uhntteu lol
tho service may be weeded out or prevent
cd from entering II has been found that
certain individuals may appear physlcany
sound while their tcmperaments are such
tba; they do not meet the requirements
of tho navy It is impossible for them 10
overcome their tcmpcramental shortcohi-
mgs.
ORDERS ISsUED.-Thc following or
dcrs were issued:
ARMY.
Colonel LEA FEBlCER' 9th Ints"u'' "
chief Of staff. Washineton s-,, signal
Captain AVN =. lonn,o5 ttb infantry,
caStsi9 RoMUiUs T. WALTON (retiTeGo'
from, Poughkee7sie. \ IL 20 i 90 organ.
N s.. with duties pertaining ~
iz.d militia Of New YORK -,,,,p y
KIEHI. 18th Cavalry, placed on Hs' -"
First lieutenant ALLEN w GULLIoN, IoIn
g ntsn.y ana taetiss State University. Lex
iugton. KY. December 10 ,,roNAN
FIRST Lieutenant RICHARD y r,a HHi'N 1913
sailing from San Francisco TOT ms''''
ma MAY . ,,u ig5S TALBOT SMITH 9th Cav
IL dAtai,ed general recruiting service
"a Jefcrscn Barracks, December 10; &c.,
First Lieutenant ROBERT w A ia15 sailing
from Manila FOR United states ;,p1pY1NC;
second Lieutenant SAMUEL - 81 90 ~ n,toT1ina,
Tion for retirement. ,,r1,r,rr
second Lieutenant CUSHMAN HAknW Nr Ei-t
1918 20 san Francisco sailing Tor MAMMA
February 1913. ,,.-,,, r
tesyes "f absence: Captain ROBERT 9.
roy I'd Cavalry. one month ana zen
DAYS First Lieutenant JOHN -. MO- C;sn-
GOMERY. eth cavalry. Two months MOI Is my TSp
one month: Captain FRANCIS In ~
Parker. 18th Cavalry, one m,onth an, anu
lavai1 three months on relief from
srcsca, duties; First Lieutenant LV Fror7
H. MkINLAY. LIST Field ARTILLERY; ~ I,o ON
Tacenber 20 to February .. 1918; captain
CUARIES T. BOYD. 10th cavalry two
months and FIVE days; Captain Fk ,,so,tb.
cs, an HENRY r. RICHMOND. 18Th
cavalry. Two inonthsi F1rs6 sgtIliery'
S2t month and twenty days; Captain
PERCY NJ COCHRAN infantry tass's isS
18th Infantry. effective December io''
Two " NAVY.
poar Admiral g. g. T. MOORE detached
naval stations Cavite and Olongapo; com
mandaut naval station honolulu r'O''
ar. 20 1919. 80 ...,,
Lieutenant BYRON MCANDLESs. detacnSSd
vavv department; aid on stan comment anu
ar I'm chief Atlantic fleet, January T. 1910
Lieutenant Junior gradel u. J.. ga - a etsY'
detached Naval War college; ara on stdli'
commander in chief Atlantic feet Jam
rrsign s o. GRHG. the Galveston, January
r,rslr rg'V s. NJ Ia BOUNTY, detached reserve
torpedo group the Charleston; the D. anu
psssed Assistant Surgeon R. c. RANsDEtLs
detached The Utah; the Mayfower' Deceihoe'
Ar..s,anl Surgeon W. Z. EATON. detached the
RHODE L. sand. tho Utah. - .-,a
Assistant Surgeon +. ". PHILLIPS oeta0neu
the Louisiana: the Minnesota --
AttiE1 Assistant Dental Surgeon =. y BK1
Ant detached bureau OF medicine ana sur
-cry: navy yard Washington. .-
chief CARPENTER s. Z. MEAD, detached navy
yard Puget Sound. January Q 1913; Asiauc
paymaeter.s Clerk r. r. BOLLEs, appointed;
aeet nay clerk. Agiatic feet. $500,
pa,laaster's CLERK r. 5. BARNEY appontea'
the Wilmington.
MARINE CORPS.
,,sntsln r. e.. TURNER. detached Philippines;
to United states. ,,,o
Cap,a,n T. 4 HUGHES, detached Panama.
marine barracks. Portsmouth
First Lieutenant +. \. BARKER, detached ma
vaI prison. Boston; the Connectcut. -
First Tieutenan. ". d SMITH. detached re-
cruitinr office Philadelphia; marine oarrd'hs'
Philadelphia. - 1880 $1,000
First Lieutenant II. f. WIRGMAN, detached
Panama: marine barracks Washington.
Firsf lieutenant T.. II. CONGER, detached
Pauama naval prison; Boston s.,,o,os che
Wrist Lieutenant j. a. ROSELbs oetdCheu '"0
Karsas the Minnesota
cr1itinc oiice. Cincinnati. to philippines
second I.oltenants $. y. KENNEDY, detached
Philippines; 60 United states .,,>,c 10
second lieutenant ARCHIBALD YOUNG. u &c
tsched marine barracks, Norfolk to Phlnp-
second rv1 Lieutenant r. II. TEBBs. Jr, detached
Panama murine barracks. navy yaro' WASH
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
following movements of vessels have been
roported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Dec 1.-THE Petrol. at santo Domingo city;
the Des Molnes at New Orleans: the sara
toea at Annoy.
SAILED.
Dec. a-The Sterling. from sewall Point for
Boston. -.-
Pee 1.-The New Hampshire. from Hampton
Roads for Santo Domingo city; the CaSune
nom Norfolk for Annapolis: the Cyclops'
nom navy yard. New York. for Sewall Point
Dec II The Rainbow. from Swatow Tor An.oS.
yard Mare Island. ..
IRE Nipsic stricken from navy register
the Hector placed I'm reserve, and the Mars
in fuIl service navy yard. Portsmouth.