New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
Infantry. detailed professor Of military

Infantry. detailed professor Of military
science, State University OF Iowa.
First Lieutenant BRUNO T SCHER. 18th In
fantry, to Walter Reed General Hospital.
First Lieutenant ADNA r. CHAFFEE, Jr.,
from 18Th TO 9TH Cavalry, January ]. 1914, 10
san Francisco, sailing November tor
Following transfers officers infantry arm or
dered 70 take effect November l. Captains
ULYSSES G.. WORRILOW, 18TH 10 18th.
EDWIN BELL, 18th to 18th: WILLIAM A.
cAVENAUGH. 18th to 10th; JOHN ]. MIL
LER, from 18th; CHARLES b. CLARK,
18th to 18th; FREDERICK b. SHAW. sth
TO 18th; CLYDE B. PARKER. 18th to sth;
THOMAS POWERS and CHARLES y.
MURPHY. 18th to 2Sd; WILLIAM F.
CREARY, TO 9th; ROBERT c. DAVIS, 18th
10 sth: ROBERT J; Nancy. oath to 26th:
INERS w. LEONARD 18th TO oath. JOHN
W. FRENCH. Gath to 4th; WILLIAM r.
STAMFORD, 9th to oath; WILLIAM w.
BESsELL. 18th to 18th: THADDEUs b.
sEIGLE, 9th 10 18th; GARRISON Meas
KEY, 18th TO 9th; CHARLES +. GRAIN,
9th 10 18th: PAUL c. GALLEHER and
EASToN Il; GIBSON, 18th 70 10Th; PEARL
SLAYER and WILLIAM 5. FAULKNER,
sd to 18th: WALTER s. MBRooM, 18th
70 2sth; EZEKIEL J. WILLIAMS, 9th 10
RoBnRT c W 7i5 to I 5Im
RUSSELL e. HAND and FRANK II.
KALDE, to 18th. and JAMES G. HANNAH,
WAIT c. JOHNSON and JOHN X. MIL
First Lieutenants EMORY S. ADAMS. 18th TO
ODD; BENJAMIN b. MCRoSKEY. 23d 10
10Th: WILLIAM H. PATTERSON, oath 10
9th: BENJAMIN L. MILLER, 9th to 24th;
JOHN c. FRENCH. oath to 7th; JOSEPH o.
MAUBORGNE, 1th to Path: WILLIAM J.
OLOUGHLIN and CHARLES S. HAMIL-
TON 18th 70 1lth HENRY H. ARNOLD.
9th TO 18th: JACOB +. FICKEI. 10Th TO
18th: BENJAMIN L. GRAY, sth TO 18th:
SHEPARD l.. PIKE and Second Lieutenants
JOHN :. SULLIVAN and PHILIP HAYES,
from 18th. and First Lieutenant EVERETT
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Second Lieutenants ARTHUR BoETTCHER
Path to 18th; OWEN r MEREDITH. 2ith
to 2ith: CASPER b. RUCKER oath 70 18th:
q. OLSMITH 9Th to 23d; JOSEPH G. NOR
ROW. Jr., sd, and JAMES A. SARRATr.
9Th, to sth Infantry.
Captain SHAW. from general hospital, Fort
Bayard. 10 his regiment.
Captain KALDE. upon expiration OF his leave
will proceed to join his regiment. He will
be assigned to company by his regimenta!
Captains GRAIN and sHAFFER. 18th In
fantry. and CLARK. 10th Infantry First
3ith 1' infantry BARLOW. Jr.. StS infantry.
and MCROsKEY. 18th Infantry. and Second
Lieutenant HESTER. 2ath Infantry. to re-
Francisco. November ..
Captains BELL, 18th Infantry; WILLIAMS
SEIGLE, CARTER. SLAYER and FAuLk-
sth Infantry ana STAMFORD oath In
fantry: First Lieutenants FICKEL and
ARNOLD, 18th Infantry, and Second Leu-
tenants SARRATT. Sth Infantry and MERE
DITH, 18th Infantry to respective regiments
IN Philippines, via San Francisco. Decem-
her :.
officers transferred from regiments IN Philip
pines excepting Captain SHAW. will pro-
coed November 15 TO United States. Captain
Hand, TO United States November Is; Cap
tain LEONARD to remain with 26th Infantry
Leaves Of absence Captain FREDERICK R.
SHAW sth Infantry, two months, thence TO
two months Letterman General Hospital,
Preside Of San Francisco; Captain ROBERT
NJ CUTLER, medical corps, one month and
ten days; Captain WAYNE n. CRUM, med
zeal corps. three months on arrival In United
States
Rear Admiral ~ c. TWINING, detached as
chief OF Bureau Of Ordnance; to command
the Tacoma.
Tacoma: home. await orders
Commander c. B. MORGAN. detached Naval
War College; leave OF abs. absence. n,,,
OF steam Engineering; to navy yard. New
York
station san Francisco: TO the South Dakota.
Lieutenant HUGO FRANKENBURGER, de-
tached navy yard, Washington; 20 the Buff
falo.
Lieutenant Junior grade) FRANCIS coGs-
Paymaster y. p FARWFLT. detached thu
Charleston ard the Milwaukee. 10 the Buffalo
PdNmaSfers clerk II. IL. iE NOlSDS,
pointed: 20 the Alabama.
Paymaster's clerk JOSEPH o'REILLY. sp-
pointed: 70 the Montana.
Paymaster's Clerk Z. a. TARPLEY. appointed;
70 the Vermont
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHTPS.-These
movements OF navy vessels have been re-
ported:
ARRIVED
Sept. So-The San Francisco at Hampton
Roads.
Oct The Pittsburgh, at San Francisco; the
Nashville, az Puerto Plata, Ssnto Domingo;
the Panther. at Hampton Roads the Florida
at Southern drill grounds, the Connecticut. at
Lynnhaven Bay.
Oct The Rainbow. at Chetoo; the Quiro', Al
Kiukiang.
SAILED.
Oct Ell Cano, from Kiukiang for Hankow;
the Petrol from Portsmouth for Boston; the
Tonopah the d.. the D-2. the D-5 the. Ell
and the E-2. from Newport for New York.
the Delaware and the Utah. from New York
Navy Yard FOR Tompkinsville; the Sonoma,
from New York Navy Yard for Lynnhayen
Roads
Oct The Ajax. from Cavits for Shanghai.
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