Evening star., 1914-03-19
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leave for four months from June II
granted Capt. John L. Bond. :soth In
fantry.
The following named officers of the
Medical Reserve Corps are ordered to ac-
tive duty In the service of the United
States: First Lieut.. James a. Robertson,
Fort Thomas, Ky, and First Lieut.. J.
Vincent Falisi, Fort Logan II. Roots,
Ark.
present duty granted Capt. John L. Rob-
crts, jr., Coast Artillery Corps: leave
for two months and fifteen days upon
his arrival in the United States granted
Capt Thomas c. Austin. Medical Corps
Capt. Mark D. Weed, Medical Corps, re-
lieved from duty at Washington barracks
upon return from temporary duty at Fort
Mott, N. j., and will proceed to Fort
Ethan Allen. Vt. and report for duty
Col. Grin B. Mitcham, ordnance depart
inent or his commissioned assistant, will
make not to exceed two visits per month
during April. May and June to the Cruel
bic Steel Company of America, Harrison,
N. j.. and not to exceed two visits per
month to the I. G. johnson Company,
Spuyten Duyvil, N. Y, to inspect mate
rial under manufacture for the ordnance
department.
Leave for three days granted First
Lieut.. Thomas H. Lowe, 2Sth Infantry.
Second Lieut.. Robert H. Willis. jr, in
fantry. assigned to the 9Th Infantry, vice
Second Lieut. Joseph E. Carberry, 9Th
Infantry, hereby relieved. Lieut. Willis
is relieved from aviation duty.
Capt. William ]. McCaughey, relieved
at the Sandy Hook proving ground and
Will proceed to Galveston, Tex, and re-
port to the port of ennbarkation as ord
nance officer. relieving Capt. Charles B.
Gatewood; Capt Gatewood, trus relieved,
w1ii proceed to and take station at the
oil
reporting for duty. relieving Maj William
L Westervelt; Maj. Westervelt, thus re-
heved, will proceed to and take station at
the Watertown arsenal, Watertown,
Mass, reporting for duty.
Leave for sixteen days, upon relief al
Westervelt.
Second Lieut. Archibald T. Colley. trans
ferred from the 10th Cavalry to the 7th
Cavalry. will proceed to San Francisco,
sail on transport May 5. for Manila, P l.,
and Will proceed to join his regiment.
Lieut. Jack ". Heard transferred from
the 7th Cavalry to the 10th Cavalry, will
proceed. May Is, to join his regiment in
the United States.
Lieut.. Col. William W. Forsyth. cay
airy, relieved from attachment to the 1st
Cavalry and assigned to the 4th Cavalry
June !, will proceed to San Francisco.
Gal. sail on transport June g. for Homo.
lulu. Hawaii, and join the regiment to
Which he is assigned.
Z Each of the following first lielltenants
Of cavalry is transferred from regiment
indicated after his name to the 4th Cav
airy. June 1: Abbott Boone, Sd Cavalry
Fred II. Coleman. I'd Cavalry, and Rich
ard H. kimball. 18th Cavalry They will
proceed to San Francisco. sail on trans
port June 8, for Honolulu Hawaii and
join the 4th Cavalry
Each of the following second neuten-
ants of infantry transferred from reyt-
nent indicated after his name to the
18th Infantry, June /: Wallace c.
Philoon. 14th Infantry: Eley P benson,
18th Infantry: Carlin c. Stokely, 2Sth In,
fantry. They will proceed to San Fran
cisco, sail on transport June for Hon
olulu, Hawaii, and join the 25th Infantry,
Capt. George D. Arrowsmith, Quarter
master Corps, relieved as assistant to
the division quartermaster. first division,
Governors Island. n. Y, and will pro-
ceed to West Point. n. Y, and report as
assistant to the quartermaster.
Capt. James II. Burns, ordnance de-