Evening star., 1915-09-15
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Col. John Biddle, Corps of Engineers.
will proceed about October S. 1915,
from Baltimore. Md. to Washington.
D. c.. for the purpose of delivering a
lecture at the Army War College.
First Lieut.. Horace c. Hall. Medical
Reserve Corps, is ordered to active
duty with the 9Th Infantry.
Each of the following-named officers
is assigned to the regiment indicated:
Maj William Weigel. to the 23d In
fantry; Capt. Charles c. Farmer. jr..
to the 11th Cavalry: Capt. William F.
Morrison. to the 6th Field Artillery
Capt: Augustine Mcintyre, to the 4th
Field Artillery; Capt. Jesse NJ. Cullison.
to the 2Sth Infantry; Capt Grosvenor
De Witt w. Chamberlin. to the Goth
Infantry: Capt. franklin P. Jackson.
to the 9Th Infantry: First Lieut.. Ste
phen c. Reynolds. to the Sd Cavalry
to the 9Th Infantry: First Lieut.. Ira
Longanecker. to the 22d Infantry: First
Lieut.. Luther r. James. to the 2Sth In
fantry; Second Lieut.. Kenneth P. Lord.
to the 18th Cavalry; Second Lieut..
Mack Carr to the 9Th Cavalry: Second
Lieut.. Walter F. Winton, to the 4th
Field Artillery.
First Serst. Willis Vrooman. Com
pany L. 9Th Infantry. at Laredo. Tex:
Quartermaster Sergt. John E. Lefever.
9uartermaster Corps. at Camp E. S.
Otis: Canal Zone: First Sergt. Eugene
Hatley. 18th Company. Coast Artillery
Corps. at Fort Hancock, N. j.. and
COOK Joseph Smith, Battery c. 1st
r1eld Artillery. at Schofield barracks,
Hawaii, have been placed on the
retlred list, and will repair to their
homes.
FIRST Lieuts. Byron @. Jones and
Henry w. Harms, aviation officers. Sig
nal Corps. will proceed to Boston.
Mass, for the purpose of taking a spe-
c1al course in aerodynamical engineer
ing at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Sergt. (frst class) Albert A. Roby,
nnospital q Corps, Washington barracks.
-. =, VIII be sent to the attending
west. this city. for duty
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Pay Clerk Charles F. Eddy,
Quartermaster Corps.
FIRST Lieut.. Robert H. Willis, jr..
aviation officer, Signal Corps. will
proceed to Brownsville. Tex, for duty
win the 1st Aero Squadron. Signal
Naval Orders.
capt. c. F. Plunkett. from Naval War
college to director of target practice
and engineering competitions, NAVY De-
partment.
Capt. l.. H. Chandler. from Naval
ACADEMY, Annapolis. Md. to general
board. Navy Department
Lieut.. Commander c. S. Freeman, from
command OF the Trippe to naval tor
pedo station. Newport, r. /.
Lieut.. Macgillavray Milne, to COM
mand OF the Trippe.
Lieut. junior grade) 3. F.. Tilley.
from the Jarvis to naval station. Homo
lulu.
Lieut. Gunior grade) Ellis Lando,
from iro as; naval station. Honolulu. to receiv-
Acting Assistant Surgeon Melbourne
=: dement's. from marine recruiting sta
ton, Atlanta. Ga. to marine recruit
ing ssis.I station at Philadelphia, Pa.
pointed from September g. 1915.
Gunner g. p. Schurz, from receiving
Puget sound.
Gunner r. J. Miller. from navy yard,
fueet sound to receiving ship at Puget
sound.
Chief Machinist F. F Krainek. from
naval hospital, New York
Capt Joseph F. Siler. Medical Corps,
city and report at the Army Medical
School. for the purpose of taking a
special course of instruction.
First Lieut. Charles s. BIakely, 9Th
Field ARTILLERY. Observation-Disclosures,
organized militia. at Admission, Ala.
will proceed to New ORLEANS, La, and
take station at that place.
First Lieut.. Earl North. Corps of En-
sineers, will report to the examining
board at New York city for examina-
First Lieuts. Bernard A. Miller and
Frederick S. Skinner. Corps of Engi-
neers. are relieved from the 1st Bat
TALON of Engineers. and will report at
the Engineer School, Washington bar
racks. for the purpose of taking the
course of instruction:
Each of the following named officers
of the Medical Corps will repair to this
city and report at the Army Medical
cial course of instruction:
Capts. Lucius L. Hopwood, Lee R.
Dunbar. William S. Shields, Craig r.
SNYDER and Charles L. Foster.
The following named officers will
proceed to Fort Riley. Kans., for the
course at the Mounted Service School:
Capts. Harry H. Pattison, 1st Cavalry,
and Timothy NJ. Coughlan. 1st Cavalry:
Maj. Francis H. Beach, Sd Cavalry;
airy; Edward P. Orton. 5th Cavalry:
Theodore B. Taylor, 5th Cavalry: Del
phey T. E. Casteel, 6th Cavalry; Frank
T. McNarney. 9Th Cavalry: George b.
Pritchard, jr., 10th Cavalry: Julien E.
Gaujot, 11th Cavalry; Robert c. Will
liams. 14th Cavalry, and Mathew c.
Smith. 14th Cavalry; Maj. George G.
4th Field Artillery: Capt.
Wright Smith, 5th Field Artillery. and
Maj. Brook Payne, 9Th Field Artillery.
Naval Movements.
The Birmingham arrived at GARDENERS
bay September Il. the San Francisco at
southern drill grounds September IA, the
Ammen at Newport September IA, the
Lamson and Reid at Boston September
IA. the San Diego at San Diego Septem-
ber IA, the Solace at Guantanamo Sep
tember IA, the South Carolina at southern
drill grounds September IA. the Saturn at
st. Paul September IA, the jenkins at
GARDENERS bay September II, the Cum
mings, Tanning, Jarvis, Jouett and Trippe