Evening star., 1914-04-30
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

liam K. Mit-endorf, Medical reserve
Corps. of his commission in that corps
has been accepted by the President. to
take effect April %, 1914
Capt Lewis NJ. Adams. Corps of Engi-
neers, is assigned to duty with the I'd
Battalion of Engineers at Texas City,
Tex.
Capt. Cyrus A. Dolph, Quartermaster
Corps. will proceed to Fort Wingate, n
Mex. for duty pertaining to the quar-
termaster Corps.
Capt. John p Wade. cavalry. unas-
signed. is assigned to the I'd Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. Edward s. Harrison.
Coast Artillery Corps, is relieved from
his present duties, and will proceed to
Fort Worden, Wash, for duty.
Ordnance Sergt. Richard J. Regan Is
relieved from duty at Fort Carroll. Md.
and will be sent to Philadelphia. Pa. for
duty at the army field supply depot No
l. Schuylkill arsenal 18th street and
Grays Ferry road.
First Lieut. Hayden w Wagner. I'd
Cavalry, is relieved from duty at the
Mounted Service School. Fort Riley.
kans. and will join his regiment.
Lieut. Col Alfred NJ. Hunter, inspector
general, will proceed to Fort Sam Hous-
ton Tex, for duty at the port Of embark
alton.
Mai. Walter l.. Clarke, Signal Corps
will proceed from Fort Sam Houston
Tex, to Galveston. Tex. for temporary
duty pertaining to the forwarding Of Sig
nal Corps supplies from the latter place.
Each Of the following named officers Of
the Coast Artillery Corps is transferred
as indicated:
Capt Edwin c. Long. from the s6th to
the sSth Company.
Second Lieut. Reginald B. Cocroft, from
the 13sth to the 27th Company.
Second Lieut. Raymond v Cramer
he he
Capt. Richard Furnival is relieved
from duty on the staff of the command
ing officer. coast defenses Of Chesapeake
bay. and assigned to the Seth Company in
Manila. P. /.
First Lieut.. Frank S. Clark is relieve ed
from the 125th Company and will report
to the commanding officer, coast defenses
of Chesapeake bay. for duty on his staff
Second Lieut.. Delmar S. Lenzner, from
the 1lth to the 160th Company.
Second Lieut.. Leon r. Cole, from the
16Oth to the 11th Company.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. Commander B. B. Wygant. from
Naval Academy to command the Wake.
Lieut.. Gunior grade) A. T. Beauregard,
from Naval Academy to staff commander,
special service squadron.
Acting Asst. Surgeon NJ. +. Rose. to
treatment Naval Hospital, New York
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Pay Inspector E. D. Ryan. from navy
pay office. Portsmouth. n. H., to naval
station. New Orleans. La.
Paymaster a c. Crowell, from the Iowa
to bureau OF supplies and accounts,
Navy Department. Washington. D. c.
Passed Asst. Paymaster U. r. Zivanus-
ka, to the St Louis
Passed Asst. Paymaster B. H. Brooke,
from the Ohio to naval proving ground.
Indian Head. Md
Asst. Paymaster J. D. Ewald, to the
vicksburg.
Pay Clerk E. W. Paynter. to S. S.
Washingtonian.
Pay Clerk E. H. Knowles. to the Ohio
Pay Clerks J. ]. Goring. E. w. Poore
Pay Clerk H. H. Bloxham, to navy
yard, Charleston, S. c.
Naval Movements.
The Cassin. Cummings, Henley, War
rinT'on and Moro Castle have arrived at
Cruz, the St. Louis at Yerba Buena,
tue Duncan at Quincy, the Rocket at
Norfolk and he Tonopah, d.. d., D-3.
Ell and E-2 at New York
The Washington has sailed from New
York for Hampton roads en- route to
Vera Cruz. the Eagle from Cienfuegos
for Vera Cruz, the Paducah from Tunas
de Zaza for Guantanamo. the Sterrett
and Terry from Galveston for Vera
Cruz, the Hancock from Vera Cruz for
Puerto Mexico, the F1usser and Preston
from Vera Cruz for Galveston the
Cyclops from Galveston for Tampico
the Petrol from Guantanomo for Puerto
Plata, the Wheeling from Santo Domingo
City for Puerta Plata, the Uncas and
Sterling from Norfolk for Charleston,
and the Scorpion from Rhodes for Con-
stantnople.
The Nero was placed in full service at
the navy yard. Puget sound, Wash,
April 20. 1914.