Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04
Newlands Resolution Favored.
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

The promotion of Henry II. Arnold
from second lieutenant. 18th Infantry. to
the grade of first lieutenant of infantry
with rank from April 10. announced:
leave granted Mai Ulysses G. McAlex
ander. 18th Infantry. and extended. fur
Their extended one month: First Lieut..
John f, Green. 18th Infantry, will re-
pair 10 this city May ~. and report to
the president board of education, pub
lie schools. for duty pertaining to the
annual competitive drill of the Separate
Battalion OF High School Cadets. to
take place May - or n Upon the com
pletion OF this duty will return to his
proper station: Capt. Henry NJ. Merriam.
Coast Artillery Corps, relieved from the
l54th Company. Coast Artillery Corps.
placed on the unassigned list and de-
JAILED as inspector instructor of the
Coast Artillery Reserves of the state of
Maine. Capt Merriam will proceed 10
Portland. Me-. take station and report
to the chief division of militia affairs,
Washington, =. c.. for instructions.
Lieut.. Col. Richard II. Blatchford. in
fantry. Will proceed to st. Louis. Mo-.
and take station as inspector instructor
Of the organized militia of Missouri.
Col. George F. Bushnell, Medical
Corps. will report to the surgeon general
of the army for temporary duty. Mai.
Powell {. Founteleroy. Medical Corps,
will proceed TO Fort Monroe, Va. and
report. Second Lieut.. Clarence F. Ellef
son. recently appointed from civil life,
with rank from March -. assigned TO the
9Th Cavalry. Chaplain Henry \. Brown
Corps of Engineers. relieved from duty
with the isthmian canal commission. will
proceed to Washington barracks. d. c..
and report for duty. Capt. Henry $.
Wagner. infantry. will proceed to Gal
weston and Texas City, Tex. for arrang-
ing details for the infantry officers
camps of instruction. Capt. Henry $.
Wagner. infantry will proceed to Gal
weston. Tex. at such time as the camp
Of instruction is held for duty as instruc-
tor. Capt. Warren W. Whiteside. Quar-
termaster Corps. relieved as assistant TO
the depot quartermaster. Front Royal.
Va. and Will assume charge of the Front
ROYAL remount depot. and in addition to
that duty Will assume charge of constrtc-
ton work at that depot relieving Capt.
casper III. Conrad. jr. Quartermaster
Corps. The leave granted First Lieut.
John g Maui. 9th Field Artillery. account
- sickness. extended two months on ac-
count of sickness. Capt. Nelson Gapen
Medical Corps. detailed as a member of
the board of officers to meet at Fort
Sanks. Mass, for mental and physical
summation OF candidates for admission
% the United States Military Academy
.-ice Maj. Robert t.. Patterson. Medical
corps. hereby relieved. Col. Grin T.
Mitcham. ordnance department will re-
turn 10 his proper station after the COM
pietiOn Of inspection of posts.
Naval Movements.
The Neptune arrived at Guantanamo.
The Virginia and Georgia sailed from
Lynnhaven bay for Boston, the Rhode
Island from Lynnhaven bay for New
port; the San Francisco from Lynnhaven
bay for Portsmouth. y. H.: the Della
ware arrived at Tonhpkinsville: tile
PatuXent and Patapsco sailed from
Iynnhaven bay for Norfolk; the Patux-
emit and Patapsco arrived at Norfolk
yard: the Saturn sailed from Tibgron.
Cal. for San Diego: the Prairie arrived
a Philadelphia: the Supply arrived at
Yokohama: the Tennessee and Brutus
sailed from Smyrna for Algiers
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. G.. W. NimitZ. detached bu-
reau of steam engineering to New Lon
don Ship and Engine Building Company,
Groton, Conn: Ensign d. E Kemp de-
tached Ohio. TO sick leave: Passed As
sistant Surgeon ID. c. Gather. detached
Vermont. to await orders; Mai. y. II.
Hall. L. S NJ. c., to command marine
Barracks. Charleston. upon arrival in
Tinted States: Second Lieut.. Harry
Schmidt. II. 8. M. c.. to recruit depot
marine barracks. Mare Island upon ar
rival in United States.