New-York tribune., 1913-11-19
ORDERS ISSUED-The following army
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY

Following transfers. majors. ordered to tax,
effect December l: DWIGHT q AUBTMAN
1st TO 9Th Field Artillery; WILLIAM S
GUIGNARD, 9Th to 1st Field Artillery; Ma
jor Aultman. completion duties school oi
FIRE. Fort sill. to regiment 10 which trans
ferred. Major Guignard. remain on duty
with 9th Field Artillery until February D
thence TO Honolulu. via san Francisco
Following officers coast artillery transferred, oi
assigned as Indicated: Captain ALfhEL M
HASBROUCK. 14lst to slst COMPANY; cap
tain CHARLES +. y. HOWARD, l3sth &C
Hist Company: Captain FRANCIS W
CLARK. s1st to 10th Company; First Lieu,
tenant JAMES r. WALKER. l34th 10 SIS
Company: Second Lieutenant HENRY A
WINGATE. slst 10 l50th Company; SeconC
Lieutenant WILLIAM a. BORDEN from at
Second Lieutenant EDWARD A. +. VERTS
iah Infantry. TO san Francisco for exami-
nation for retirement. r,,
Second Lieutenant CLIFFORD BLoEhEl-
from cath TO sth Infantry. ,,,
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK @. DILL
MAN. from sth to 24th Infantry. ,>- o.,
Second Lieutenant HARVEY c. SLhES; CO., Co.
artillery from assignment 15bth, attaches
Sist Company. Lieutenant Allen from AZ
tachment slst Company. to unassigned rs,
on arrival at Fort Grant. Pahaha lana
Zone for duty as adjutant. - . ,,.,,,
Actjng Dental Surgeons WALTER l. REEFS,
MAJ ana EDWIN NJ. KENNEDY. from "a
Diyislon and from Fort Robinson To gar
Francisco, sailing January iTr rp%P pgT9'u'S ~
Leaves OF absence-Colonel ALFRED =.
SHARPE Infantry, one month and ten Jays
FIRST Lieutenant GEORGE RUHLEN, Jr,,
coast artillery, one month rom , DeCe,i'oei @ o.
Cantain JOHN r. BARBER medical corps
nineteen days: First Lieutenant JOHN o.
UOTZ, coast artillery. one month on re-
lief from coast artillery school. ort L Sioii
roe: Captain GEORGE A. WlEOHOkSEh,
roast artillery, one month on rellef from
Fort Monroe; Captain WILLIAM J. AYERS
philippine Scouts. one month
lieutenant c. a. WOODRUFF, detacneI navy
ward Mare Island. to naval station. samoa
I.entenants Ounior grsde) @. 9. DlcHMAN'
n o. RAUaCH and SCHAMYL COCHRAN
detached Albany; home await d,Oni OaIeTs nrec,or.
GEORGE PICK&ELL. J. G. FIELD ana a.
NJ, ID. MCCORMICK. Medical Inspector W
& BRAISTED and Assistant surgeon a, ~
MANN. Medical Reserve CORPS eon'h'''
Assistant Surgeon e. G. WILSON, Medical
peserve CORPS commissioned, TO Naval Med
ical school. washington. Is f9r instruction 81
Naval Constructor J. A. FIREk, detacheo
inspector OF hull material, Eastern Dlstrict
naval station Honolulu
chief Boatswain +. V. SANDSIROM' detacheu
navy ward Boston: command the Ontario
chief Boatswans n. r. KING ana G. r,
PINE, and Chief Machinist T. J. HAYES
placed on retired list. nj,
Machinst r. Il. RUCkER' detsched inc b'r''
Insham: temporary duty the ozark
Machinist c. $. PADGETr, detached the cleve-
land; the California.
Machinist MARTIN HUBER, 1etached navy
ynrd. Mare Island: the Cleveland
c.bIsf Carpenter G. s. KENDALL, detached
William Cramp & Sons Company, Philadel-
mia. temporary duty the Illinois.
c-b,a, Carpenter A. r. HUGHES. detached the
Illinois; works OF William Cramp n sons
Company. Philadelphia
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS.-Tht
following movements OF vessels have beer
renorted to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
NV 1.-THE Cassin at Washington; the Birm-
ingham at Rio de Janeiro; the Celtic at
Genoa.
Nov. ls-The Wil:nington AT hong hohs'
SAILED.
Nov. 1.-THE Proteus, from Norfolk for Vera
Cruz. the Whipple, the Stewart. the Paul
Jones, the Perry and the Truxtun, from san
Pedro for San Diego. ,,,,.
Nov is-The Celtic from Genoa for Vile
franche; the Wyoming, from Naples for
Villefranche: the Justin. from san Diego for
Guaymas