Evening star., 1915-12-21
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders,

Capt. Royal Reynolds. Medical Corps.
| is relieved from station at Fort Nj
| agara, N. Y, and assigned to station at
Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
| First Lieut.. Martin c. Wise. cath In
fantry. will proceed to the United States
Military Academy for duty. relieving
| First Lieut.. Thomas D. Osborne, 5th
Field Artillery.
Second Lieut. E. Francis Riggs. 5th
Field Artillery, will report to the chief
OF staff in this city for temporary duty
| in his office.
| First Sergt. James Thompson, Troop
| X, 5th Cavalry, is placed upon the re-
| tired list at Fort Myer. Va, and will
| repair to his home.
| The leave of absence granted Mai.
George L. Stockle, 18th Cavalry, is eX-
| tended one month.
| Capt. John j. kingman. general staff.
will report to the chief of staff for duty
| in his office.
Second Lieut.. George II. Brett, Cd
cavalry. is announced as on duty that
| requires him to participate regularly
and frequently in aerial flights.
First Sergt: William H. Goede. Com
pany r, 4th Infantry, is placed on the
| retired list at Brownsville, Tex, and
will repair to his home.
Second Lieut.. Edwin R. Kimble Corps
| or Engineers, will report to the exam
examination to determine his fitness
| for promotion.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. Gunior grade) B. V. Meade,
from Connecticut to Tallahassee.
Ensign j. W. Du Bose, placed on re-
tired list from December 49,
Midshipman r. NJ. Fortson, from
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md, to
Nevada
Past Assistant Paymaster D. B. VAIN
! wright. from Naval Academy to navy
yard. Norfolk, Va
Past Assistant Paymaster T. D. Coyle,
from navy yard, Norfolk, Va, to Naval
i Academy.
Chief Boatswain Thomas Macklin.
| from command Osceola to Naval Acad-
emy.
Chief Boatswain Karl Rundqulst. to
| Maine.
| Boatswain w. X. Bigger. from Naval
| Academy to command Osceola.
BoatsWaln o. r. Thomson from
| Maryland to Iroquois.
| Boatswain j. E. Armstrong, from re-
ceiving ship at Norfolk, Va, to Ala
Gunner w. A Eaton. from cruiser
squadron, Atlantic feet, to the Wash
| ington.
Gunner o. E. Anderson. from Yer
HioHl " navy ydTO, NOr1Olk, va.
Gunner f. A. Whited. from receiving
ship at Norfolk. Va, to cruiser SQUAD
ron. Atlantic fleet
Chief Pay Clerk ]. f. Reed, from
Missouri to navy yard, Washington,
D. c.
Naval Movements.
The Wyoming arrived at New York
yard December 20, the Wilmington at
a N Io ,la,-
Boston December 90, the Rhode Island,
New Jersey and Georgia at Boston De-
| cember 20. the Proteus at Honolulu De-
cember 20, the Powhatan and Arkansas
at New York yard December 20.
The Baltimore sailed from Norfolk
December 20 for Charleston, the Jason
from Boston December 90 for Norfolk.
the New Orleans from Mazatlan Decem-
Der 20 for Topolobampo and the Uncas
for New Orleans.
Gunners and Boatswains Detailed.
The following named gunners for
| ordnance duty have been assigned to
duty as follows:
Frank Stinchcomb. to receiving ship
at Norfolk, Va: Frank Kerr, to the
Kentucky; A. H. Cummings. to the
kearsarge: H. ]. Hansen. to the North
Carolina: Rony Snyder. to the Virginia !:
Newcomb L. Damon. to the San Fran
ship at Norfolk. Va: George Klein
smith. to the Albany: A. G. Martin,
to receiving ship at Norfolk, Va: Dan
iel McCallum. to Atlantic reserve fleet;
J. NJ. Buckley, to the San Francisco;
j. J. Madden. to receiving ship at Bos-
ton. Mass: Robert Semple, to receiving
ship at New York, n. Y.
The following-named boatswains have
been assigned to duty as follows:
S. l. Shade. to the St. Louis; L. W.
Gumz, to the Birmingham: w. A. Ott
to the Vestal; Fl. w. Nimmo, to the Vir-
ginia; ]. G. Sanders. to the Ontario; F.
B. Weber, to the Supply: S. T. Camp
bell. to the Atlantic reserve fleet: c.
A. Dannemann, to the San Francisco
H. G. Billings. to the Missouri; F. c.
Nigg. to the Maryland: A. E. Freed. to
receiving ship at New York n. Y;
Frank Kline. to receiving ship at New
York. N. Y: Andrew N. Anderson, to
the ST. Louis.