Evening star., 1913-10-30
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. Harry T. Matthews. Quarter
master Corps, will assume charge of con-
struction work at Fort Warren. Fort
Strong. Fort Revere and Fort Andrews,
Mass. relieving Col. George b. Davis.
Quartermaster Corps.
First Lieut.. George f. Turner, Coast
Artillery Corps, will proceed to the Let
terman General Hospital. San Francisco,
Cal, for observation and treatment.
Lieut.. Col. Richmond McA. Schofield,
Quartermaster Corps. will proceed to the
depot of the Quartermaster Corps, Phila-
delphia, Pa. ON official business pertain
ing to the QuartermaSter Corps
The following changes In the Quarter
master Corps are ordered:
Capt. John J. Ryan to duty as quarter
master, Fort Riley. Kans.. relieving Maj.
Joseph T. Davidson, who will proceed to
Jeffersonville, Ind, for duty as depot
quartermaster, relieving Capt. Howard r.
Perry, who Twill -seport to duty -A4. his
assistant
Capt. John J. Ryan is temporarily as
signed TO duty in charge of the School
for Bakers and Cooks, Fort Riley kans.,
relieving Capt. George r. Hamilton. VINO
will proceed to the Philippine Islands for
duty.
The following named officers of the Corps
board at New York city for examination
to determine their fitness for promotion
Capts Edward N. Johnston, George r.
Spalding, Elliott J. Dent, w. Con- Caples
and Henry c. Jewett. First Lieuts. James
A. O'Connor, Lewis II. Watkins and
Daniel I. Sultan and Second Lieut.. Milo
p. Fox.
Commissions have been issued to the
following named officers of the Coast
Artillery Corps:
Coils Harry l.. Hawthorne and John
D. Barrette. Lieut.. Coils. Henry D. Todd,
jr., and Thomas w. Winston. Maj William
Forse and Capt. Carr w. Waller.
Ordered to Artillery Instruction.
Forty junior officers Of the Coast Ar
tillery Corps have been ordered to report
at the Coast Artillery School at Fort
Monroe, Va. December % next. for the
purpose of taking the regular course at
that school. Their names are Capt. Ed
ward p Nones and First Lieuts. Joseph
R Davis, William w. Rose, William S.
Dowd, John 8. Williams. Henry w. I.
Eglin. Hugo E. Pitz, Olin H. Longino,
Samuel H. McLeary. Walter P. Boat
wright. John P. Smith. Harry R.
Vaughan. Abney Payne. Edwin X.
Smith. Harold l.. Gardiner, Guy B. Law
rason, Carl A. Lohr.' Samuel H. Thigh
man. Howard T. Clark, William r.
Nichols, Paul H Herman, Oscar c.
Warner. Kelley B. Lennon. William S.
Fulton, Thomas o. Humphreys. Donald
N. Ashbridge. Ell p. Bennett. Norton
NJ Beardslee. William c. Whitaker
Frederick A. Mountford. Philip S. Gage
Frederick Hanna. William c. Koenig
Harry w. Stephenson. Willis shippam
Furman e. McCammon, Augustus Nor
ton. Francis p. Hardaway. Clement c.
Naval Orders.
Paymaster G. c. Schafer. to receiving
ship at Norfolk, Va.
Paymaster H. A Wise, from receiving
ship at Norfolk, Va, to wait orders.
Past Assistant Paymaster Thomas Will
hanson, jr., to Charleston and Milwaukee
Naval Movements.
The Tacoma has arrived at Vera Cruz,
the Uncas at New York. the South Da-
kota at Tiburon. the Charleston and st.
Louis at Bremerton. the Whipple. Paul
Jones and Perry at San Diego. the Ne
reus and Proteus at Norfolk. the vestal
at Hampton roads, and the Maryland at
Mazatlan.
The Annapolis has sailed from Santa
Rosalia. Mex. for Guaymas. the Rain
bow from Shanghai for Fuchan. the Ster-
rett and Terry from Newport for Charles
Newport for Philadelphia. and the Rhode
braska from Hampton roads for Vera
Cruz.