Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-25
ARMY-NAVY..
Army Orders.

Second Lieut. Hugh II. MCGEE. I'd
Cavalry. relieved from Military Acad-
eny West Point. July /, and viii join
his regiment
Cant. William p. Platt. Coast Artil-
lery Corps, relieved from the 9th COM
pany, Coast Artillery Corps; placed or
unassigned list and detailed as in
spector-instructor to the Coast Artii-
Ilery Reserves of California.
The following transfers Of officers OF the
Coaost Artillery Corps are ordered: capt
Samuel NJ. English, from the 4;'d to the
l47th Company, and Capt. George L.
Wcrtcnbaker from the 141th to the Add
Company.
Leave for ,en days. on or about April
:. granted Capt. Francis IL. Cameron
jr. {. :. A. retired.
Col. Abiei l.. Smith, QuartermasteI
Corps relieved from duty at the Army
War college about June IL, 1914, viii
proceed to New. York city and assume
charge of the general depot of the Quar-
termaster Corps, relieving Lieut.. Col
Moses G. Zalinski Lieut.. Col. Zalinski
thus relieved. will proceed about July
10 the Philippine Islands, and report for
assignment TO duty.
Lieut. Col. Winthrop 8. Wood. Quarter
master Corps, relieved as assistant 70 the
depot auartermaster at Boston. Mass.
and will assume charge of the Boston
depot of the Quartermaster Corps and
Of construction work at Fort Stark,
n. H.. under the instructions Of the
chief of the Quartermaster Corps. re-
iievns { ol. George b. Davis. Col. Davis.
thus relieved. will proceed to Seattle.
Wash and assume charge of the Seattle
depot of the Quartermaster Corps, reliev-
ing Maj. Hugh J. Gallagher; Maj. Gal
iagher. thus relieved. will report to the
depot quartermaster, Seattle, Wash, for
duty as assistant until July ,. when he
will take the transport for the Philip
pine Islands. and report for assignment
to duty.
Capt. Frank B. Watson. Quartermast er
Corps. in addition to other duties will re-
lieve Maj. Bertram T. Clayton. as quar-
termaster. disbursing quartermaster, and
in charge of construction in connection
with the new buildings and other inn
prov ements at West Point, y. Y. tenn
porarily about April p.
Maj. Clayton. thus relieved and upon
expiration OF leave of absence will pro-
coed to Camp T.. S Otis. Canal Zone, and
report for assignment to duty as quar-
termaster
Each of the following officers. relieved
from duty in the Philippine Islands
about the date specified after his name
and will proceed to the United States and
report by telegraph to the adjutant gen
eral of the army for further orders: Capt
Joseph S. Hardin July Is: Maj. Herbert
Nj. Lord August ID, NAL NeiNSh y.
Buckley. August 10.
First Lieut.. Edward P. King. jr., 9Th
Field Artillery, relieved from duty as
Observation-Disclosures of the fourth held
artillery district, organized militia. up
on completion OF inspections OF organized
militia assigned to him in orders from
headquarters. eastern department.
Leave for one month. with permission to
anply for an extension of two months.
mon arrival in New York. n. y, granted
Col John L. Phillips, Medical Corps.
Second Lieut. James E. Crawford
Coast Artillery Corps. relieved from me
1n;d company. Coast Artillery Corps
and nlaced on the unassigned list, Will
nroceed to West Point, \. Y, and re-
port for duty.
Naval Orders.
Commander S S. Robinson. detached
from the bureau of steam engineering.
March 81, to command Jupiter; Com
mander ], NJ Reeves, detached from the
command of the Jupiter to command
St. Louis: Lieut.. Gunior srade) E. II.
Conner, detached from the Pittsburgh
to the Jupiter; Ensign Fl. E. Saun
ders. detached from the naval OBJ
scryatory. March %, to post grad
uate course. Naval Academy; Medi-
cal INSPECTOR l.. S. Bogert, detach-
ed from the Naval Medical School,
April 8. to the naval medical supply de-
pot, New York: Medical Inspector s. G.
Evans. detached from the Naval Medi-
cal school Washington, April l. to fleet