Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-02
ARMY-NAV.


Army Orders.
Cal. Samuel q. Allen. Coast Artillery
Corps 10 relieved from command Of the
coast defenses of Sandy Hook ana will
proceed to Fort Hamilton. N. z, and
assume command Of the coast defenses
Of southern New York.
Col. Thomas Ridgway. Coast Artil-
lery Corps, is relieved from command
Of the coast defenses Of Pensacola and
will proceed to Fort Hancock, N. j.,
and assume command of the coast de-
lenses of Sandy Hook.
Of the Coast Artillery Corps win pro-
coed to Fort Monroe. Va. for the pur.
pose Of taking the regular course at
the artillery school: Capts. Clifford G.
Carson. Edwin c. Long and Willis q.
John P. Keller. Albert L. Loustalot.
Edward A. Stockton. IT,. Eugene Rey-
bold. Thomas c. Cook. willis c. Knight,
Robert c. Garrett. Norton NJ. Boards
lee. Louis B. Bender. Ralph G. Harri-
Joseph F. Cottrell. Fenelon Cannon,
Edward s. Harrison, Reginald B. CO.
croft. Willard K. Richards. Fred Seydel
and Charles Hines. and Second Lieuts.
G 9enn H. COB oRsar' Ralph e Wa,nss
Ruskin 2. Hall. Franklin Kemble, Rob-
ert c. Gildart and George D. Holland.
Capt Clifford c. Carson, Coast Ar
tillery Corps. 10 relieved from the sSd
Company and attached to the 1seth
First Lieut. Nathan Horowits and
Second Lieut.. Charles N. Wilson. Coast
Artillery Corps. will report to the com.
handing officer. coast defenses Of
Chaplain Joseph Clemens. sth Infan-
try. is relieved from that regiment in
the Philippine Department and will
proceed to the United States.
Leave Of absence for four months on
account of sickness is granted Capt.
Frank Halstead, 22d Infantry.
First Lieut.. Oscar W. Hoop. infantry.
Experimentation. will proceed from
Kansas City. Mo-, to Aurora. Weston.
st. Joseph, and Excelsior Springs. Mo-.
formed organizations.
Leave Of absence for ono month. on
surgeons certificate Of disability, 10
granted Capt. Albert H. Barley. Coast
Artillery Corps.
The following assignments Of ofhcefs
of the Quartermaster Corps are order
ed:
Capt. William F. Jones. to New Or
leans, La. relieving. Capt William o.
Front Royal. Va: Capt. Ralph B. Lister.
to Madison barracks, N. Y. and NAL.
Clarence H. Mcneil. to San Francisco.
Cal.
Each Of the following named ofhcers
Is relieved from the regiment to which
he is now assigned, and ordered TO
the United States:
Capt. Monroe c. Kerth. 18th Infantry:
Capt. Charles F. Grain, 18th infantry:
First Lieut.. Benjamin F. Miller. 18th IN
fantry; First Lieut.. John III: Hester.
9th infantry; First Lieut.. William n:
Rucker, I'd Field Artillery: Second
Lieut.. Gilbert P. Strelinger z7th m
fantry: Second Lieut.. Herbert s; Clark
Charles G. Helmick. I'd Field Artillery;
Capt. Campbell King, LIST Infantry;
First Lieut.. Staley A. Campbell, LIST IN
fantry; First Lieut.. Ebenezer 9. beures,
v. Heidi. 10th Infantry: Second Lieut.:
william H. Wilbur. 10th Infantry, ana
Second Lieut. Harry ]. Mallory, 10th
Infantry.
Col. Chase W. Kennedy. general stan.
upon the demob'lization of the I'd Divf-
sion, viii repair to this city and report
to the chief Of stan for duty.
Leave of absence for one month Is
granted Capt. Samuel A. Smoke. United
States Army, retired.
bert H. Bauckus. Medical Reserve
Corps, has been accepted by the .Presi-
dent. to take effect October l. 1915.
First Lieut.. Thomas J. Cecil. Coast
Art 'llery corps. Is reHeveQ trohn outy
in the coast defenses of PUGET sound
and will proceed to Fort Williams, Me-.
for duty.
Capt. william Paterson, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, Is transferred from the
1e7th Company to the 18th Company.
in the Philippine Department.
First Lieut.. Thruston Hughes. Coast
Artillery Corps. at the United States
Military Academy. West Point. N Y.
will proceed to cristobal. Canal Zone.
for duty.
Second Lieut.. Harold S. Martin, 18th
Infantry, is relieved from that regi-
ment.
Veterinarian Daniel B. Leininger. 18th
Cavalry. is relieved from that regiment
and will proceed to the United States.
Each of the following named officers.
Coast Artillery Corps. is relieved from
his present company and will proceed
to the coast defenses indicated for
duty:
defenses of southern New York.
Second Lieut. Herbert E. Ellis, to
coast defenses of San Francisco.
Capt. Walter c Baker. Coast Arti1-
lery Corps, is relieved from duty in
the coast defenses Of Chesapeake bay
in the Hawaiian Department..
Capt. George A. Taylor. Coast Artfl-
lery Corps. is transferred from the
68th Company to the 18th Company.
Coast Artillery Corps. is relieved from
the company to which now assigned
and will proceed to the coast defenses
indicated. for duty:
First Lieut.. James W. Lyon, to coast
1efenses of Panama.
First Lieut. West c. Jacobs. to coast
licenses of Panama.
First Lieut. Frederick L. Martin, to
coast defenses of Oahu.
First Lieut. Samuel H. Tilghman. to
coast defenses Of Oahu.
First Lieut.. Otto H. Schrader, to coast
1efenses of Oahu.
Second Lieut. Levin H. Campbell, jr.,
to coast defenses of Panama.
Second Lieut. George r. Meyer, to
coast defenses of Oahu.
Second Lieut.. Hugh J. Knerr, to coast
defenses of Oahu.
Second Lieut. Girls NJ. Burlingame, to
coast defenses of Oahu.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. tjunior grade) r. F. Bernard.