Evening star., 1915-02-04
ARMY -NAW.
Army Orders.

Chaplain Thomas L. Kelley, Porto
Rico Regiment OF Infantry. will pro-
ceed to Fort Myer, Va. for duty and
instruction by the chaplain Of the 5th
until further orders.
Capt. Austin A. Parker, 21st Infantry,
will proceed to Fort Leavenworth.
Kan. for duty at the military prison.
Tho leave Of absence granted Capt
George W. Cook. Medical Corps. is ex-
tended one month.
Capt. Fox Conner. 9Th Field Artillery.
is relieved from that regiment and will
proceed to Fort Sill, Okla. for duty
with the School of Fire for Field Ar
tillery
First Sergt Michael McHugh, Com
pany q. 7th Infantry. is placed upon
the retired list and will repair to his
home.
Lieut.. Col Jay E. Hoffer. ordnance
is detailed as a member
of the joint army and navy board ap-
pointed for the purpose Of considering
specifications for the manufacture and
test of smokeless powders. vice Maj.
Edward P. O'Hern, ordnance depart
Capt. Robert 8. Webb, 9Th Field Ar
tillery, is detailed as q student officer
at the School Of Fire for Field Artil-
lery. Fort Sill, Okla.
First Lieut.. Kenyon A. Joyce, 9Th
Cavalry. is detailed for duty with the
organised militia as inspector-instruc-
tor Of the Ninth Cavalry District, COM
prising the states Of California, Ore
gc~ and Washington.
Capt. John w. Kilbreth, 5r., 9Th Field
Artillery. is transferred to the 5th
Field Artillery.
The following changes in the stations
Of medical officers are ordered:
Capt. Howard McC. Snyder. to Texas
City. Tex: Capt. Alexander D. Parce,
from the Presidio of San Francisco,
soarke ea feom Fort GsDt re4 James
Texas City. Tex: First Lieut. Adolphus
A. Mcdaniel. from Fort Crockett, Tex,
to Texas City, Tex; Capts. Norman l..
and Joseph Casper. to Texas
Naval Orders.
Passed Assistant Paymaster p. A.
Clarke to navy yard. Portsmouth,
N. n.
Chief Gunner Otto Fries, from South
Carolina to Kearsarge.
Chief Gunner g. c. Layer, from
Kearsarge to South Carolina.
Naval Movements.
The Castine arrived at Puerto Plata
January 30. the Cleveland at La Paz
January 81. tho Cyclops at Port au
Prince February 1. the Vulcan at Guam
tanamo February 3. the Tennessee at
JANA February and the K-3. K-4 and
the Iroquois at San Francisco Feb
ruary 8.
The Beale, Tanning, Jarvis. jenkins
and the Jouett sailed from Guantanamo
February for Guacanayabo bay, the
Parker from Guantanamo February 2
for New York yard, the Celtic from
Cross Rip lightship February for
New York yard, the Chattanooga from
san Francisco February for San
Diego and the Olympia from Charles
ton February 3 for trial run.
IInon being relieved at Puerto Plata.
Santo Domingo, by the Nashville, the
"a slime will proceed to Guantanamo for
coal and then to Mobile, Ala, to par
ticinate in the mardi gras celebration
at that place.
The Georgia, at Boston. will call at
Newnort en- route to Guantanamo.
The North Dakota at Guacanayabo
bav' Cuba. has been ordered to proceed
10 the navy yard, Norfolk. for inspec-
lion with q view of being placed out
of commission.
The Colorado has been detached from
duty with the Pacific reserve fleet and
ordered to proceed to Mare Island to
relieve the San Diego as flagship of the
Pacific fleet, the San Diego then being
placed in reserve at the Mare Island
yard.