Evening star., 1915-12-10
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Col. Samson L. Faison, infantry, at
tached to the 5th Infantry, Is assigned
to the 25th Infantry.
Col. Lyman w. v. Kennon, 25th In.
fantry. is relieved from that regiment
and attached to the 26th Infantry. 4
First Lieut.. Philip s. Gage, Coast Ar
tillery Corps, will report at the coast
defenses of the Delaware for assign
ment to a company.
First Lieut.. John A. Brockman. in.
fantry, will visit Milford, N. H.. FOR the
purpose OF instructing Company A. Sig.
nai Ma :, Corps. organized militia Of New
Capt. Thomas A. Roberts, cavalry. in.
spector- instructor, will visit Peterboro,
~ H., Tor the purpose Of instructinr the
organized militia cavalry at Peterboro,
Second Lieuts. Sheldon H. Wheeler
and Carl Spatz, 25th Infantry, aviation
students. are announced as on duty that
REQUIRES them to participate regularly
and frequently in aerial flights.
Leave OF absence for two months fs
granted Capt Frank H. Adams, imam
try.
First sergt. Robert E. Brown. Trooe
=, 9Th Cavalry. will be placed upon the
retired list at Sam Fordyce. Tex ne.
cember 10, 1915. and will repair to his
Leave Of absence for one month ia
Cavalry. "hahs' feh
Private Joseph ]. Kehlbeck. Battery
=. 80 Field Artillery, Fort Myer. Va
Is transferred to the Field ARTILLERY
S;Ii unooi OF FIRE Detachment, at Fort
Cook Gust Erickson, Company K, 21st
infantry. is placed upon the retired Iist
at vancouver barracks, Wash. and viii
repair to his home.
Naval Orders.
Capt. E. E. Capehart, placed on re-.
tired list of the navy from December
Z. 1915
Lieut.. junior grade) ]. r. Barry. to
Astatic station.
Ensign W. E. Cheadle, to the New
Hampshire. A,e"
Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. + A Nc.
Muliin, from navy recruiting station.
04nalo, N: T., to Asiatic station.
fassed Assistant Surgeon N, T. Nc
Lean. from the Wyoming to sick leave.
rassed Assistant Surgeon J. P. Pol
oming. W.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. J. HoIe-
man, from Naval Hospital, Las Animas.
Col. to the Montana. >
"a assistant Surgeon Howard Priest. to
the Delaware.
Acting Assistant Surgeon ]. D. Hal
Diego. - Sah
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. L. Brown.
from from naval station, Guam. to home and
Boatswain F. A. Pippo, from the st.
Louis to Asiatic station. :ia Nereus.
boatswafn F. +. Mayer, from navy
yard, Portsmouth, N. H., to the South
Chief Gunner F. l. Hoasland. to the
Maine. ~ 'ne
Chief Gunner ]. ], Murray. To tn. re-
ce1ying ship at New York.
Chief Gunner Edwin Alberts, placed
on retired list Of the navy from De-
Chief Gunner Anthony Mc1ush, from
the Maine to the San Francisco
Gunnsr A. S. Rollins. from the New
Jersey to home and wait orders.
Gunner L. M. Wegat. from navy yard,
Gunner c. A. Kohls, from receiving
ship at Boston to Rhode Island.
Gunner w. E. Snyder. from receiving
ship at New York to flagship, 1st pi-
vision, Atlantic fleet. n.
Gunner P. E. Kuter. from receiving
ship at Philadeiphia to Louisiana.
Gunner e. A. Zehner, from receiyfna
ship at Philadelphia to Michigan.
Gunner David McWhorter. jr. from
I'd Division, Atlantic feet. !.
Gunner C. r. Rockwell. from rsceivI
Ing ship at Boston to flagship. 80 Di-
vision, Atlantic neet. -
Gunner s. E. Lee, from receiving ship
at Norfolk to flagship. 4th Division.
Atlantic feet. :
Surgeon Lewis Morris. from fleet sur
geon. Asiatic fleet to home and wait
orders.
Chaplain j. F. Fleming. from Sara
toga to treatment, Naval Hospital, Yo-
kohama, Japan.
Pay Clerk ]. Flynn, from naval sta
tion. Olongapo to Wilmington.
Marine Corps Orders.
Capt F. A. Barker. from Connecticut
to marine barracks, Puget sound.
Capt. A. B. Owens. from marine bar
racks, Philadelphia. to Connecticut.
First Lieut. ]. S. Adams. from 1st
Brigade, Haiti, to treatment Naval Hos
pital, Philadelphia.
Naval Movements.
The New Orleans arrived at Mazatlan
December 9, the Jupiter at Norfolk