Evening star., 1914-02-21
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

corps. will report to an army retiring
| board at Washington, D. G.. for exa. :
nation.
First Lieut. Bart ". Phillips 14th In
| fantry will visit Columbus. Ohio: Toledo,
Ohio; 4psilanti Mich, and Chicago, Ill.
| on official business pertaining to the In
| struction of the militia signal corps or
ganizations at those places
| Private John w. Frewer, Signal Corps.
| at the Signal Corps Laboratory. this city,
VII be sent to the Signal Corps Aviation
school, San Diego. Cal, for duty
Leave Of absence for twenty-one days
ment at the Walter Reed General Hospi-
tai. is granted Second Lieut. Francis j.
Torney. Coast Artillery Corps.
Chaplain Thomas Livingston, eSd In
Iantry. VIII proceed to the hospital at
Hot Springs. Ark. for observation and
treatment
First Lieut.. Julius C. Peterson. Coast
Artillery Corps, will proceed to the hos
pltal at Fort Bayard. New Mexico, for
observation and treatment
Quartermaster Sergt. George H. Gil
land. Quartermaster Corps. Fort ffow-
| ard. Nd. will be sent to Fort Washing
ton; Md, for temporary duty.
The following-named enlisted men of
the Hospital Corps, Walter Reed General
Hospital will be sent to the stations in
dicated for duty:
Private First Glass Frederick NJ Ack-
erman. to the United States Military
Prison. Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
Private James W. Darden. to the Gen
eral Hospital. Fort Bayard. New Mexico
| Private John 2. Hope, to Ambulance
Company No 5, Texas City Tex.
| The following changes in the stations
| of officers of the ordnance department
| are ordered:
| Lieut.. Col. Tracy c. Dickson. from his
present duties in connection with the
| isthmian canal commission to the New
| York arsenal. Governors Island, N Y,
and command of the Sandy Hook prov
1 ing ground, n. j., relieving Col Edwin
! B. Babbitt.
| Col. Babbitt will repair to this city for
| duty In the Office Of the chief of ord
| nance.
| Col John T. Thompson, from duty in
| the office of the chief of ordnance to
South Bethlehem, Pa. for duty pertain
! ing to the inspection of material under
manufacture for the ordnance depart
ment.
Leave of absence for one month is
l granted Lieut.. Col Tracy c. Dickson,
ordnance department.
Marine Corps Orders.
Capt William Hopkins. from marine
detachment American legation. Peking,
to marine barracks. Mare Island, Cal.
| First Lieut.. ]. r. Henley. from Buffalo
to naval disciplinary barracks, Port
Royal. S. c.
| FIRST Lieut.. z. II. Torrey, from naval
disciplinary barracks. Port Royal. S. c..
to marine barracks. Annapolis, Nd.
Naval Orders.
| Lieut. Commander ]. NJ Enochs, to
| Wisconsin.
Lieut.. Gunior grade) ]. s. Hulings, from,
command Fortune to home. await or
| ders.
| Ensign H. A. Waddington, from Alert
to command Fortune.
| Ensign r. +. Thornton. from receiving
ship at Mare Island. Cal. to Pittsburgh.
| Ensign +. K. Elder. from Constellation
! to New Jersey.
| Ensign r S. Wentworth, from New
Jersey to Constellation.
Ensign p. NJ. Bates. from California to
| Pittsburgh.
Medical Director c. F. Stokes. from
rnand Naval Hospital. Philadelphia, Pa,
| Medical Inspector G. A. Lung, from
| command Naval Hospital. PHILADELPHIA,
| to naval training station. Newport, r. l.
| Surgeon j. +. Legs. from naval training
station, Newport. r. J.. to New York
Pay Director L. -. Kerr has been
| transferred to the retired list
| Pay Clerk Thomas Dunn, appointment
| revoked.
Naval Movements.
| The Prairie has arrived at Mobile, the
Stewart at San Pedro. the Tallahassee at
| Washington. the Chester at Mobile, the
Eagle at Baradires bay. Haiti; the Cum
mings and Cassin at Guantanamo and the
Flusser Reid and Preston at Tampa
The Monaghan. Sterrett and Terry have
| sailed from Tampa for St Josephs bay,
the Mayfower from Washington for
| Vera Cruz. the Caesar from New Orleans
for Pensacola and the Orion from Guam
| tanamo for Hampton roads