Evening star., 1914-07-13
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Col Charles A. P Hatfield is relieved
from assignment to the 18th Cavalry and
is assigned to the command of the "a
Cavalry Brigade.
The following-named coionels of Cav
airy are assigned to regiments specified;
Col. George X. Hunter. to the 1st Cav
airy; Col. William A. Skunk. to the 18th
Cavalry; Col. James B. Erwin. to the Stt
Cavalry: Col. Horatio G. Sickel, to the
18th Cavalry. and Col. Herbert J. Slo-
cum. to the 18th Cavalry.
The following changes in the status
of field officers of cavalry are ordered:
Lieut. Col Franklin o. johnson. from
the 18th Cavalry to the 18th Cavalry
Maj. James A. Ryan. to the 18th Cavalry
Mai. George w. Read. to the 9th Cav
9th Cavalry: Maj. Willard A. Holbrook
from the 10th Cavalry. and Maj. Alonzo
Gray, to the 10th Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. Raycroft Walsh. Coas'
Artillery Corps. is relieved from the
1o5th Company, coast defenses Of Long
Island sound.
Leave of absensce for two months Is
granted Capt Carroll Power, Coast Artil-
iery Corps recruiting officer
NAL Lorenzo P. Dawson. retired Win
his consent. will assume cnarge Oh 'he
recruiting office at Davenport. Iowa
First Lieut.. Everett n Bowman, 4th
Infantry. is relieved from duty at the
University Of Nebraska, Lincoln. Neb.
First Sergt. William Rayworth. Com,
pany c. 18th Infantry. will be placed
upon the retired list July ~ 1i+' anu
will repair to his home.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. A. S Rees. from naval train
ing station, San Francisco, to the Ne
braska.
Lieut.. J. H. Towers. from the Missis-
sinpi to the North Carolina.
Lieut.. r. a. Spruance. to Newpor,
News Shipbuilding Company. Newport
News. Va.
Lieut. Junior grade) X. H. Donavin.
from command F-4 to home and await
orders.
Lieut.. Junior grade) V. D. Herbster,
from the Mississippi to the North
Carolina
Lieut.. Junior grade) r. c. sauf1ey-
from the Mississippi to the North
Lieut.. Junior grade) J. c, Cunning
ham. to navy recruiting station. Dallas.
Tex.
linger. from the Mississippi to the
North Carolina.
Ensign NJ L stolz; from the Missis-
Ensign W. D. Lamont from the Mis-
sissippi to the North Carolina:
Ensign c. X Bronson. from the Mis-
to the North Carolina
Ensign T. A. Parker. from the York.
town to the Alert
Ensign Godfrey D. Chevalier, from
the Mississippi to the North Carolina
surgeon Jacob Stepp. from the Marine
Brigade Vera Cruz, to home and await
orders.
past Assistant Surgeon G. F. Cottle.
from Mississippi to North Carolina.
from North Carolina to Brooklyn.
Assistant Surgeon F. H. Haigler. from
Mississippi to North Carolina.
Past Assistant Paymaster J. H. Cum
ne,i from Mississippi to North Caro-
chief Roatswain John Mccarthy. from
North Carolina to Brooklyn.
Chief Boatswain John McCloy. to the
Chief Boatswain Sor,b !; E. caAa1ns Armstrong
Chief Machinist David Purdon. from
Utah to Oklahoma; Az:
sissinni to home and wait orders.
Machiuist John Reber. from Mis-
sissippi to North Carolina.
Machinist W. S. Evans, from Mis-
sissinpi to North Carolina
Machinist r. Fl. Huggard. from re-
ceiying ship at New York to Utah.
Naval Movements.
The Pompey. Piscatadua. cambridge,
Barry. Chauncey and Dale have arrived
at Chefoo, the Iroquois at Mare Island.
the Ontario at Vera Cruz. the California
and Prehle at Santa Rosalia. the Glacier
at Mazatlan. the Annapolis at Guaymas.
the San Francisco at Lobos Island, the
Ma rhlehead at Sausalito. the South Da-
kota at San Francisco the Sterrett and
Perkins at Lynn Haven bay. the Con-
necticut at Port au Prince and the Dem
Yer at San Diego.