Evening star., 1914-11-10

Army Orders.

try. is detailed for service in the ad-
J iutant generals department. vice Maj.
William r. sample. who is assigned to
! the 10th Infantry.
( First Sergt. sylvester G. Oliver. Com
! pany y 18th Infantry. and Sergt. Pat
! rick J. kearney. general service, infan-
TRY. are placed upon the retired list.
| Col. William W. Gibson, ordnance de-
partment. is detailed a member of
the board of officers of the ordnance
| department. vice Col. John T. Thomp-
son. retired.
! Leave of absence for one month is
| granted Capt Ralph E. Ingram. 10th
Second Lieut.. John H Statesman,
ieth Infantry. is transferred to the
I'D Infantry.
Capt. Albert 4. Dillingham;. sd In
fantry. is detailed for general recruit
ing service at Jefferson barracks, No,
relieving Capt. George E. Houle. in
fantry.
First Lieut.. William n. Hensley, jr..
l5th cavalry, Will proceed to Fort
Riley, Kan. for duty.
Capt. Frederick T. Arnold, 18th Cav
airy. is detailed for duty with the
! Yellowstone National Park detach-
/ ment.
! Leave of absence for two months
! is granted Capt. Edward A. Stuart, I'd
Field Artillery.
/! Chaplain James Ossewaarde, 2lst In
fantry. will proceed to Alcatraz. Cal.
First Lieut.: William n. Haskell, 7th
Cavalry. will proceed to New York
city, for duty inspector-instructor of
the I'd Organized Militia Cavalry dis
! trict
, Capt. Robert s. Oftiey, 1st Infantry. is
transferred to the 21st Infantry
Col. George ". McIver, infantry. will
, repair TO this city and report to the
! chief, division of militia affairs. for
Ordnance Sergt John Trow is placed
upon the retired list and will repair to
his home
Second Lieut.. Rollo c. Ditto, Goth In
fantry. is detailed as professor of mill
! tary science and tactics at the South
| Dakota State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, Brookings, S. D.
rlrst Lieut.. Harry l.. Jordon. Goth
infantry. is relieved from duty at the
nited States military prison. Fort
Leavenworth. Kan. and will proceed
to Fort jay. \. Y, for duty.
/ Second Lieut. Chester y. SHEPPARD,
18th Infantry. Will proceed to the
! Walter Reed General Hospital for OBJ
! sefFatIon and treatment.
Capt. Orval +. Townshend. Porto Rico
regiment OF infantry. is detailed for
general recruiting service at Philadel-
phia Pa.
capt, George f. Houle is assigned to
the 1lth Infantry.
! Second Lieut.. Frank A Sloan. 11th in
fantry is transferred to the I'd In
+ fantry. in Hawaii
/ Leave of absence for one month is
granted Second Lieut. Joseph D. Patch,
10th Infantry.
sergt Harvey Henry, Troop b. 14th
( cavalry. Fort Clark. Tex. is trans
ferred as private to Troop l., 5th Cav
airy. and Will be sent to Fort Myer,
Va. for duty.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted Second Lieut. Herbert E.
Marshburn. 10Th Infantry
( Leave OF absence for two months is
Sranted Second Lieut. David H. Cowles
First Lieut. Charles w Cullen, Med
] ical Reserve Corps, is relieved from
duty in that corps.
Capt. Clyde b. Crusan and First
Lieut. f. A Barker. recently promoted
have been assigned to the 1st Infantry
and the 18th Infantry. respectively
Naval Orders.
| Lieut.. Commander w. H. Allen, from
Brooklyn to navy yard, Philadelphia,
/ Pa.
Lieut.. Commander H. B. Soule (re-
! tred). transferred to the retired list.
| Lieut.. Harvey Delano, from navy
! yard. Washington. d. c., to Vermont
/ Lieut.. owen Hill. from Vermont to
! home and wait orders.
Ensign Glenn Smith. from Jouett to
I North Carolina
j EHSiSH Itaipn Martin, from San
/ Francisco to Montana
/ Ensign r. S. Parr, from San Diego to
. Glacier
! Ensign Frank Luokel, from Glacier to
| San Diego.
| Past Assistant Surgeon E. E. Curtis,
| from naval station, Guam, to Pacific
| reserve fleet.
Chief Machinist G. c. Ellerton. to Del
! aware
Chief Machinist G. W. johnson, from
| Delaware to Florida.
Naval Movements.
| The Petrol has arrived at Vera Cruz
the Yorktown at Mazatlan, the West
| Virginia at Manzanillo, the Iroquois at
San Diego. the Terry at President roads,
the Uncas at New York, the Panther
! at Hampton roads, the Georgia at the
southern drill grounds, the Saturn at
Mare Island, the Ajax at Cavite, the
Supply at Guam and the Paulding at
the Norfolk yard.
The Dolphin has sailed from Wash
ington for Norfolk, the Rocket from In
dian Head for Norfolk, the Perkins
from President roads for Boston, the
Proteus from Hampton roads for
| Portsmouth, n. H, and the Buffalo
from San Francisco for Mazatlan.
Chemical Society to Hold Election.
The annual election of officers of the
Chemical Society of Washington is