Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-02
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.
First Lieut.. Philip NJ Ljungstedt.
Coast Artillery Corps, is transferred
from the 10Th Company to the 10th
Company
First Lieut.. William 4. kendricil.
18th Infantry. will proceed to the Wal
ter Reed General Hospital for observa-
ton and treatment
Lieut.. Col. Arthur W. Yates. Quarter
master Corps, Will report TO an army
retiring board at SAN Francisco for
examination.
First Lieut. Marvin +. Malloy, goth
infantry, viii report TO an army re-
tlring board at Governors Island, n.
Y. for examination
Private Paul S. Bender. Battery ID,
I'd Artillery. at Fort Myer, Va, is or
dered to the Philippine Isla nds for as
signlnent to a battery
MAJ William l.. Little. Medical Corps
is relieved from duty at Fort Wads-
worth. y. Y. and will proceed to Texas
City, Tex. for duty
capt. Leon c. Garci... Medical Corps
IS relieved from duty at Fort Rodman,
Mass, and will proceed to Fort Levett,
Me-. for duty.
The following named officers are re-
lieved from the 9Th Infantry: Capt
CORTLAND Nixon. First Lieut.. Francis
y. Eastman and Second Lieut.. Maurice
D. Welty.
The following named officers are re-
lieVed from the regiment indicated and
will proceed to the United States: Col.
Frank b. Jones. Sth Infantry: Capt.
Robert G. Rutherford. jr.. gath In
fantry; Capt. Vincent NJ Elmore, 3tth
Infantry; Second Lieut.. Clifford Blue
mel. sth Infantry, and Second Lieut..
George &. Seaman, I'd Field Artillery.
is relieved from the 10th Infantry:
First Leuts. William ]. Fitzmaurice
and Fitzhugh B. Allerdice. They will
proceed to the United States for fur
Their orders.
Maj Francis c. Marshall, cavalry. is
relieved from duty as inspector general
of cavalry of the organized militia.
Capt. Thomas A. Roberts, I'd Cavalry,
is detailed for duty as inspector in
structor of cavalry of the organized
militia of Connecticut.
Commissions have been issued to the
named officers of the Coatst
Artillery Corps. recently promoted:
Capt. Jacob A. Mack, First Lieut.. John
P. McCaskey, jr., and First Lieut.. Ed
ward S. Harrison.
Naval Orders.
Commander X. r. Belknap, from as
sistant to naval attache. Berlin, Ger
many. to command the Chester
Ensign G. e. Ashe, from the Louisiana
to the Sacramento.
Ensign Emory Coil, from the South
Dakota to the Buffalo.
Surgeon Ammen Farenholt, from the
Missouri to the st. Louis.
Chief Machinist J. H. Morrison. to the
Wisconsin.
Chief Machinist F. p Mugan, to navy
yard, Boston, Mass.
Chief Machinist George Croftin, from
works William Cramp & Sons to New
York Shipbuilding Company, Camden,
n. J.
Machinist John Men. p. Knowles,
from navy yard, Boston, to works Fore
River Shipbuilding Company, Quincy,
Mass.
Machinist ]. Fl. Warman, from navy
yard. Boston. to works Fore River
Shipbuilding Company.
Chief Carpenter +. G. Mckay. from
navy yard. Philadelphia, to works New
York Shipbuilding Company.
Carpenter Daniel Campbell, from re-
ceiving ship at Philadelphia, Pa, to
Brooklyn.
Carpenter S. L. Lovett, from navy
yard, Boston. to works Fore River
Shipbuilding Company.
Naval Movements.
: The Arkansas and Michigan have ar
rived at Hampton roads, the Yorktown
at La Paz, the Arethusa at New York
yard, the Proteus at Philadelphia, the
Ontario at Norfolk. the Accomac at
Boston. the Wheeling and Celtic at
President roads, the Peoria and Waban
at Charleston. the Saratoga at Shang-
hal, the Jason at New York yard, the
Utah. Prairie. Tonopah, d.. De-. D-3
and Ell at Hampton roads; the Raleigh
at La Paz. the Hancock at Port au
Prince, the NereuS at Vera Cruz ard
the Caesar at Charleston, S. G.
The New York has sailed from New
York for Hampton roads. TIE Ontario
from New Yori, yard for Norfolk, the
Petrol from Progresso Tor Vera Cruz
and the Supply from Manila fo- Guam.
The Buffalo, at the Mare Island yard,
will leave for Mexican waters about
the eth instant.
Regimental Transfers.
The following transfers are ordered:
Capt. Henry NJ. Bankhead, from the
18th, Infantry. 40 the Sth Infantry.
Capt. c. u. Heron, from the I'D to
the 9th Infantry.
Capt. Bertram p. Johnson, from the
Goth Infantry to the gath Infantry.
Capt. Edward b. Mitchell, from the
l4th Infantry to the cath Infantry.
Capt. Walter Harvey, from the Nth
Infantry to the 18th Infantry
Capt. George H. Shelton, from the
10Th Infantry to the Gath Infantry.
First Lieut.. H. b. Clagett, from the
ed to the nth Infantry.
Second Lieut.. Edward A. Everts, from
the 18th Infantry to the Sth Infantry
from the 18th Infantry to the Sth In
fantry.
Capt. Henry S. Terrell. from the 10th
Cavalry to the 7th Cavalry.
Capt. Basil n. Rittenhouse, from the
9th Cavalry to the It'll Cavalry
Capt. Bruce Palmer, cavalry, unas-
signed, is assigned to the Sth Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. Fred G. Wallace, from
the Sd Field Artillery to the I'd Field
Artillery.
Capt. James A. Moss, from the 29th
Infantry to the 9Th Infantry
Capt Fred w. Bugbee, from the 21st
Infantry to the 9Th Infantry
First Lieut.. G. c. Lawrason, from the
10Th to the 10th Infantry.
First Lieut.. Ellery Farmer from the
18th Infantry to the 9Th Infantry
Second Lieut.. William r. Van SAINT
from the 22d Infantry to the 5th In
fantry.
second Lieut.. Charles NJ. Haverkamp,
from the 1st Cavalry to the 4th Cav
airy.
Second Lieut.. Guy w. Chapman. from
the 9Th Cavalry to the 4th Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. John e. Hatch, from