Evening star., 1914-10-12
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. John W. Downer. Sd Field
Artillery. is appointed an acting quar-
termaster for such time as he may re-
main on recruiting duty.
Sergt. Daniel J. Ring, Quartermaster
Corps, Fort Sill. Okla, will proceed to
Manila on the transport scheduled to
leave November 5, 1914. for assign
ment to duty as clerk in the Philippine
Department.
First Sergt. Richard Williams, Com
pany I. gath Infantry, is placed upon
the retired list and will repair to his
home.
Privates James Dugan, Battery B.
and Joseph Lesion, Battery A, 5th
Field Artillery, Fort Sill, Okla, are
transferred to the Field Artillery School
Of Fire Detachment there.
Private Herbert c. Gresham. Quarter
master Corps, Fort Des Moines, Iowa,
is transferred to Troop C, 18th Cavalry,
at Columbus. N. Mex.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Second Lieut. Courtney H.
Hodges. 26th Infantry.
The following-namedj junior military
aviators are announced as on duty that
requires them to participate regularly
and frequently in aerial flights from
Capts. Benjamin D. Foulois.Lewis E.
Goodier. jg;; Hollis LeR Muller I and
Townsend F. DOdd, First LieutS. Wal-
ter r. Taliaferro, Thomas Dew. Milling,
Joseph c. Morrow. jr.; Carleton G.
Chapman and Joseph E. Carberry.
Capt. Harold Geiger. aviation officer.
Signal Corps. Junior military aviator,
Is annouRced as on duty that requires
him to participate regularly and fire.
Quently in aerial flights from August
II, 1914.
The following-named junior military
aviators are announced as on duty that
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and frequently in aerial flights from
August 20. 1914:
First Lieuts. Thomas s. Rowan. Doug
las B. Netherwood and Byron Q. Jones.
Second Lieut.. Redondo B. Sutton,
Coast Artillery Corps, aviation student.
Signal Corps, is announced as on duty
that requires him to participate regu-
larly and frequently In aerial flights
from August Is. 1914.
Naval Movements.
The Arkansas and South Carolina
have arrived at southern drill grounds,
the Nebraska at Rockland. the North
Dakota at Dry Tortugas. the Georgia
and New Jersey at southern drill
grounds. the Mccall at Newport. the
North Carolina at Messina, the Patap-
SEQ at Lynnhaven roads. the Rhode
Island at Tampico, the Tonopah. Mac
donough, D-1. DE-, D-3. Ell and k-2
at Newport, the Cincinnati at Shanghai,
the Utah and Yankton at Hampton
roads, the New Hampshire at Tangier
sound. the Roe at Tompkinsville, the
Monaghan at Whitestone Landing. the
Prairie at Guantanamo. the Cheyenne.
HI, H-2 and H-3 at San Francisco. the
Perry at San Diego. the Beale at New
port, the Dupont and Ca at New York
yard and the Chattanooga at Mazatlan.
The Denver has sailed from Balboa
for Corinto. the Dolphin from Glouces-
Tyrn Dol
boa for Gatun lake, the Vermont from
Tampico for Vera Cruz, the Des Moines
from Vera Cruz for Progreso. the
Pompey from Cebu for Iloilo. the Prai-
| mingo City. the Ontario and Uncas
from Charleston for Norfolk. the New
Orleans from San Francisco for Puget
Sound, the Castine from Santo Domingo
City for Sanchez and the Virginia from
Vera Cruz for Hampton roads.
The commander-in-chief, Atlantic
feet, has transferred his flag from the
Wyoming to the New York.
The commander, second division, At
fantic fleet, has transferred his hae
from the Louisiana to the Utah.
The Hancock has been ordered to re-
main at Santo Domingo City until
further orders.
Orders to Officers.
Lieut.. Commander William F. Brick
er, detached assistant to naval attache
London, to duty as naval attache. Paris
| Lieut.. (junior grade) A. H. Miles. de-
| tached Castine. to Ranger.
Past Assistant Surgeon T. w. Reed
detached receiving ship at Norfolk, Va.
! to naval hospital. Norfolk.
, Assistant Surgeon E. E. P. Wood.
land, detached naval hospital, Annap-
oils, Md, to naval hospital. Philadel-
phia.
Prof. Mathematics w. s. Harsh
man, detached Naval Academy, to six
months sick leave.
| Chief Carpenter w. w. Toles, de-
tached works Maryland Steel Company