Evening star., 1915-01-21
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt, Paul NJ Goodrich. 18th 1nfan-
nal Corps, vice Capt George E. Kumpe
relieved. Capt. Goodrich will proceed
to Fort Leavenworth. Kan. and as
sumo command of Field Company A
Signal Corps.
Leave of absence for two months Is
granted First Lieut. James A. Shannon
nth Cavalry.
Capt Henry c. Niche, jr., Medical
of absence, will proceed to the Walter
Reed General Hospital. D. c., for OBJ
servation and treatment.
The following transfers of officers OF
the Coast Artillery Corps are ordered
14seR SaP' to tisnisd the isist z: Company. nH ''
First Lieut.. Royal K Greene, from
the 9sth to the 40th Company.
Capt. Myron S. Crissy. Coast Artillery
Corps. is transferred from the 7oth
The following transfers of officers
of the cavalry arm are ordered:
Capt. Frank o. whitlock.. from the
18th Cavalry to the I'd Cavalry.
Capt. Robert L. Wood, from the "a
Cavalry to the 18th Cavalry.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut. Torrey B. Maghee,
infantry.
Second Lieut.. Philip r. Faymonville
Coast Artillery Corps. IS relieved IRON
the 25th Company and will report on
the mine planter Colonel George Ar
instead for duty.
Capt Charles L. Lanham. Quarter
master Corps, will repair to this city
and report to the depot quartermasteI
for duty as his assistant.
Naval Orders.
Ensign Van L. Kirkman, from Mil
waukee to Chattanooga.
Assistant Paymaster w. V. Fox, to
duty under instruction at Naval Pay
Offlcers' School. Washington. D. c.
Assistant Paymaster r. E. A. Lam
bert, from naval station, Honolulu, to
Asiatic station.
Paymaster Clerks E. W. Paynter and
". c. Colbert, to Montana.
Marine Corps Orders.
Col. C. A. Doyen, from headquarters
Marine Corps to command marine bar
racks, Washington.
Mai. C. Gamborg-Andresen, from
headquarters Marine Corps to fleet ma
rine officer. Asiatic feet.
First Lieut.. Otto Becker, jr., from re-
cruiting duty, st. Louis, to marine de-
tachment, American legation, Peking,
China.
First Lieut.. T. E. Thrasher. jr., ma
rine barracks, New York, to artillery
battalion. Annapolis.
Nine officers of the Marine Corps
have been ordered to duty at the ma
rine barracks. exposition grounds. San
Francisco. They are: Nal. J. T. Myers,
Capt. J. NICE. Huey. First Lieuts. John
Potts. T. d. Barber. L. w. Hoyt and
E. NJ. Reno and Second Lieuts NJ. r.
Thacher, D. M. Gardner, jr., and H. K.
Pickett.
Naval Movements.
The Wyoming, Utah, Florida, Michi-
gan. New Hampshire, Louisiana, YER
mont. New York. Virginia, New Jersey.
Nebraska, North Dakota and the Ar
kansas arrived at southern drill
grounds January 10. the Connecticut at
Norfolk January 20, the Birmingham,
Henley, Burrows, Ammen. Patterson,
Trippe, Jarvis, Jouett, Cassin, McDou-
gal. Balch, Parker and the Benham at
Hampton roads January 19. the Mars at
Guam January 20, the San Diego at La
Paz, the Rocket at Norfolk January 20
and the Caesar at Mare Island January
20.
The E-2 sailed from Gravesend bay
January 10 for Pensacola via Hampton
roads, the Eagle from Charleston jan
uary 20 for Port au Prince. the Annap-
oils from Salina Cruz January 18 for
Acapulco. and the u Nanshsn ms an from na San
The flag of the commander Of the
fourth division, Atlantic fleet, which
has been temporarily flying from the
Rhode Island. has been transferred to
the Connecticut
navy yard. will leave on the 25th in
CT nt for Guantanamo bay, Cuba