Evening star., 1915-02-16
ARMY-NAW.
Army Orders.

army OIoeIS.
officers of the infantry recently pro-
NOTED have been assigned as follows:
First lieutenants-George c. Bowen,
Goth Infantry; John H. Hester. oath IN
fantry; Franklin L. Whitley and Alfred
H. Hobley, 1st Infantry; Arthur ]. Han
lon. Sth Infantry; Olin o. Ellis. 18TH
Infantry; Elmer c. Desobry and Emile
v. Cutrer. 18th Infantry.
Capt. Robert F. Woods, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, is assigned to the cath Com
pany.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. Francis A. Ruggles, 7th Cavalry
is extended to April 5, 1915.
Capt. Louis J. Van Schaick, Ith IN
fantry, is transferred to the 11th In
fantry.
Capt. Charles E. Morton. Sth Infantry,
is detailed as major. Philippine SCOUTS
vice Capt. Houston V. Evans, lhtahlIs'
deceased.
Private Arthur J. vandish. Hospital
Corps, Ambulance Company No: 6. wal
ter Reed General Hospital, VIII be sent
to Fort Ontario, N. y, foT GUY
trv. is detailed for service IN the aoJu-
tant generals department. Maj; Learn
ard will proceed to the Canal zone ior
duty as adJutant. .h.
Commissions have been issued to the
foI,nwinp named officers recently pro-
noted: Capt. William Dryden and FIRST s
Iieuts Leo j, Ahern and Donald NJ.
Beere They are unassigned.
First Lieut. Raymond S. Bamoerser'
Cd Cavalry. will report 10 an aItns fn
firing board at San Francisco for ex-
Leave of absence for three months is
granted Col. William ]. Nicholson at
tached to the 5th Cavalry:
Capt. Alvin 3. Barber. Corps or En-
pineers, is detailed as member OF
the board of officers of the Corps OF
Engineers considering matters reidtihs
to the organization. equipment anu IN
struction of engineer troops, vice Capt.
Robert r. Ralston, Corps Of Engineers
relieved.
A board OF officers to conslse OF MAJ.
William J. Glasgow. 5th Cavalry; Capt
Edward T. Donnelly. I'D Field Artlliery'
and First Lieut. George Cd T. r. Moefiso,t meeI AT
Fort Myer. Va, for the purpose OF ap-
praisiug the value of one horse, with
a view to the sale of the animal to the
government.
Coast Artillery Corps. Fort Hunt, Va,
will be sent to this city and report to
the chief of Coast Artillery for tenn
porary duty.
Each of the following named officers
is relieved from assignment to the 22d
Infantry: Capt. Lorrain 7. Richardson,
First Lieuts Resolve p. Palmer and
Raw c. Hill and Second Lieuts. Ralph
c. Holiday and Arthur X. Christie.
Naval Orders.
Lieut. Commander B. G. Barthalow,
from Colorado to San Diego.
Lieut.. r. NJ Griswold. from San Diego
to Colorado.
Ensign H. F. Floyd. from receiving ship
at San Francisco to Colorado.
Medical Inspector l.. l.. Won Wedeking,
to marine recruiting station, New York.
Assistant Surgeon A. T. Weston, from
marine recruiting station, New York
Chief Boatswain II. $. Olsen, from Ohio
to navy yard, New York.
Boatswain A. A. Doucett, to Paducah.
Gunner c. F. Dame, from Texas to
Gunner John Meyer, from Brooklyn to
naval training station, Newport, R. l.
Chief Carpenter Mccall Pate, from Tai
Chief Carpenter F. II. Preble, from Ala
bama to assistant to the inspector of hull
material. Philadelphia.
Marine Corps Order.
Capt ]. K Tracy, to 32d Company.
marine barracks, Panama-Pacific eXposi-
ton, San Francisco.
Naval Movements.
The New orleans arrived at Acapulco
February 12. the Sylvia at Norfolk
February IA, the Chattanooga at Man.
zanillo February IA, the Glacier at La
Paz February IA, the Dolphin at Wash
ington February Is, the Tacoma at
Guantanamo February -. the Vulcan
and Arethusa at Guacanayabo bay Feb
ruary 10, the CA at New York yard
February Is and the Tennessee at Jaffa
February 16.
The Sylph sailed from Washington
February Is for Norfolk, the Orion
from Guantanamo February Is for Nor
folk, the Monaghan, Sterett and Roe
West, the Yorktown from San Diego
FEBRUARY 10 for San Francisco, the
Jason from Barcelona February IS for
Bristol and the Galveston from Shang-
hal February 16 for Naga saki.
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