Evening star., 1914-11-25
ARMY-NAW.
Army Orders.


for duty on his staff.
| 50 much of special orders No. 257,
October 81. 1914, as directs Chaplain
John L. Maddox, 18th Infantry. to re-
port at Fort Myer. Va. for temporary
DUTY is amended so as to direct Chap
New York. for temporary duty, upon
completion Of which he will proceed
70 FL Paso, Tex, for duty with the 10th
First Lieut.. William p. currter. Coast
artillery Corps. is relieved from the
6sd Company and will proceed to Fort
o1evens' Ore, for duty.
| FIRST Lieut. Harry r. Vaughan
Va. will proceed to Fort Rodman.
Mass. for assignment to the SD Com
i pany.
MAJ. John S. winn. inspector general
Ia ae Galveston: Tex, will proceed to
Iexas City, Tex. for duty.
Maj. Ralph H. Van Deman. INSPECTOR
general. will report to the command
ing general, second division, for tenn
p4sary duty at Galveston. Tex.
60 Cierk selden B. Armat. Quarter
| nee or the depot quartermaster. wash
Mmgton. D. c.. will proceed to salem,
Mdass.. .d. Ior temporary duty in connec-
.ion with the relief of sufferers from
| tne recent fire at that place.
Lieut.. Col. Edwin A. Root. infantry
- assigned to the 18th Infantry.
The leave of absence granted Col
pahlei cornman. 7th Infantry, is ex-
eenoea ne Two months and ten days.
capt. Stuart Heintzelman, 6th Cav
airy: viii proceed to Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan, and report at the Army
service School for duty.
leave OF absence for three months is
granted Capt. Leonard S. Hughes. Medi-
| cal Corps.
Leave Of absence for one month is
granted Capt. Frank r. Mccoy, cavalry,
aid-de-cam
Cook Albert Geiser, Company x. 18th
list at Galveston, Tex.
capt Charles c. Pulls. Field Artil-
iery, Is relieved from duty as inspector
Instructor of the organized militia Of
the states OF Illinois. Iowa and Wis
consln. and is detailed as inspector
instructor Of the organized militia Of
MINI.
First-class Sergt Lonnie NJ. Powers,
Signal Corps. Fort Sam Houston, Tex,
is detailed to duty in connection with
Company A, Signal Corps, Organized
Militia of Massachusetts,.
Private Abraham Jackson, Army War
College detachment. Fort Myer, Va,
Leave of absence for four months, on
surgeons certificate of disability, is
granted Maj. Salmon F. Dutton, Quar-
termaster Corps.
ter Corps, will report at Galveston,
Tex, for duty.
Capt. Robert Q. Van Horn, general
staff. upon his relief from duty in this
city will proceed to Plattsburg bar
Sergeant of Ordnance William Young
is placed upon the retired list and will
repair to his home.
Each of the following-namedo officers
of the Coast Artillery Corps is trans
ferred as Indicated:
Capt. Arthur L. keesling. from the
saith to the 160th Company.
Capt. Leonard T. Waldron. from the
160th to the 93d Company
Capt. James L. Long, from the 93d
to the 34th Company.
Second Lieut.. Robert H. Willis, jr.,
9Th Infantry. is detailed in the avia-
ton section of the Signal Corps, and is
the rank of first lieutenant
Second Lieut.. Charles A. French,
Coast Artillery Corps, is relieved from
the 138th Company and will report to
the commanding officer. coast defenses
Of the Delaware, for duty.
Second Lieut. Arthur w. Ford, Coast
Artillery Corps, is relieved from the
4th Company. and will report at the
coast defenses of Baltimore. for duty
Second Lieut.. Marion P. vestal. 18th
man General Hospital. Presidio of San
Francisco, for observation and treat
ment.
Naval Orders.
Capt. C. W. Dyson, from inspector of
machinery. works of the New York
shipbuildine Company. Camden, n. j..
to bureau Of steam engineering. Navy
Department.
Lieut.. Commander ]. ]. Hannigan.
from navy yard. Norfolk, Va. to the
Olympia.
Lieut. r. p. scudder. from the Yer
mont to the Olympia.
Lieut.. junior gradel +. y. McCor-
mick, placed on retired list.
Ensign G.. B. Hoey. to the Henley.
Ensign ]. II. Brown, from the Reina
Mercedes to the Georgia.
Ensigns C. x. Bronson and G. Dec
Chevalier, from the North Carolina to
cola, Fla.
Ensign II. +. Samson, from the Ne
braska to the Yankton.
Sergt G. st. ]. Butler, to Naval Medi-
cal School, Washington, y. c.
Passed Assistant surgeon Z. l.. Strlte.
from marine detachment, Pensacola. to
navy aeronautic station. Pensacola.
Passed Assistant Surgeon sheldon.
from the Solace to Naval Medlcai
school, Washington, D. G.
Assistant Surgeon L. Il. Heal!, NJ. II.
c., has been commissioned
Paw Director S. l.. Heap, to duty IN
charge of the consolidated navy dis
bursement and allotment once. WASH
ington, d. C. .
allotment office to purchasing pay om-
cer navy pay office, Seattle. Wash.
paymaster John Irwin, Jr,, from navy
nav Office, Seattle, to navy yard, Puget
sound. II MAYNARD
resipnation accepted to take effect De-
cember !, 1914.
Capt. NJ L. Bristol, to director OF
naval aeronautics, Navy Department
Lieut.. Commander J. b. Gay, from
navy yard, Charleston. 5. c. 10 COM
mand the Benham
Lieut.. Kenneth Whiting. to duty as
officer in charge, navy aeronautlc sea-
''I I.ieut' ]. W. Hayward. from the olym-
MIA to navy yard, Charleston, ;. &.
iJieut G A. Beall. from naval ST. tion.
lTut,,ila. Samoa, to treatment. naval
Hospital, Mare Island. Cal.
Lieut.. ljunior grade) Is. '. McCand-
nsh. to the Virginia.
Ensign w. D. Snyder. from navy
ward, Washington, D. C., to the Des
Ensign p. A. Stevens. from the Min
nesota to training station NofIoih, Va
Assistant Paymasters H. L. kittreil'
| IT. G Craig, X. w. Swearingen. j. r
Ia ackson and F. c. Beck. to Navy ray
Of1cers' School. Washington. u. Z.
| chief Gunner w. g. Moore. from the
ouisiana to leave of absence.
| Gunner James Munro, from the hear-
sarge 10 the Louisiana