Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

Lieut.. Col. Thomas W. Winston. re-
tired, is relieved from duty at the Nor
gan Park Academy. Morgan Park, Ill.
Capt. Edward o. C. Ord, retired, is as
signed as an acting quartermaster al
Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Each of the following-named officers
of the ordnance department will pro-
coed to the station specified:
First Lieut. George R. Norton. to the
proving ground, Sandy Hook, n. ].
First Lieut.. Everett S. Hughes, to
First Lieut.. Thomas j. Smith, to
Frankfort arsenal, Philadelphia.
First Lieut.. Halstead P. Councilman,
to arsenal, Watertown. Mass.
First Lieut.. Herbert OLeary, to the
WATERFOWL arsenal
Second Lieut.. Hermann H. Zoring. to
the WATERFOWL arsenal
Second Lieut.. Bethel w. Simpson. to
the proving ground, Sandy Hook. N j.
First Lieut.. Lee o. Wright, to Water
town arsenal.
Col. George Rubin. retired. is detail
ed as an acting quartermaster at Seat
tie, Wash.
Leave of absence for one month, with
permission to travel in China and
japan, is granted Capt. Joseph f.
Barnes, I'd Field Artillery.
Capts P ". Huntington and Henry
F. Pipes of the Medical Corps are or
Changes in the General Staff.
Under the operation of section of
the act of Congress approved June 3,
1916, the removal of the names of the
officers of the general staff specified
from the list of officers detached from
their proper commands is announced:
Coils Edwin F. Glenn and Chase W.
Kennedy; Lieut.. Coils. Ernest Kinds,
William H. Johnston, George H. Cam
eron. William F. Martin and Robert
Z. l.. Niche: Majs. Munroe Mcfarland.
mum, P. D. Lochridge, Robert E. CAL
Ian, Andrew Moses. Palmer E. Pierce
and John McA. Palmer. and Capts. S. j.
Bayard Schindel. Monroe c. Kerth. Dan
T. Moore, Charles E. Kflbourne and
George v H. Moseley.
The names of the officers specified are
placed on the list of officers detached
from their proper commands: Coils
Richard NJ. Blatchford and George K.
McGunnegle. infantry; Lieut. Coils
ward NJ. Lewis. infantry; George o.
Cress, cavalry; Robert D. Walsh, cav
airy. and William L. Kenly, 9th Field
Artillery; Majs Charles Gerhardt. in
try; Elmer Lindsey. 18th Cavalry;
ston Hamilton and Robert E. wyllie.
Coast Artillery Corps. and Capts. Allan
L. Briggs, infantry; William A. Castle,
infantry; George A. F. Trumbo. 9Th
cavalry; Fox Conner, field artillery, and
Philip H, Worcester, Coast Artillery
Corps.
Promotions in the Army.
Ohicers recently promoted have been
commissioned as follows:
Col. William P .Burnham, Porto Rico
Regiment of Infantry: Lieut.. Col. Ar
thur Johnson. Minnerola. N. Y; Majs.
George H. Jameson, 2sth Infantry. and
Edward c. Carey, 18th Infantry; Capts.
wallace Mcnamara. 18th Infantry;
David A. Tenkes. 18th Infantry; Guy 2.
Bucker, 18th Infantry, and Robert G.
Peck. 18th Infantry.
First Lieuts. William B. Loughborough,
Sd Infantry; James w. Peyton, 18th In
fantry; Oral E. Clark, 7th Infantry;
Robert Coker, 18th Infantry: William
F. Hoey, tr., 18th Infantry. and John H.
Statesman, 23d Infantry. and Capts
Henry T. Burgin and Nathan Horowitz
and First Lieuts. George w. yesterday
and George B. Gorham.
Engineer Corps Changes.
Changes in the stations of officers of
the SOrpS OIL Euk iicCiS al 70 otuCi Gu dc
follows: Lieut.. Col. Charles S. Richie.
from Galveston to Chicago; Maj Ed
ward II. Schulz, from New Orleans to
this city; Maj. Harry Burgess, from
Nashville to Detroit: Maj. John c.
Cakes, from Louisville to Philadelphia;
Maj Edward N. Johnston from Will
mington, Del, to Galveston: Maj.
Michael ]. McDonough. from Albany.
N Y, to Memphis; MAJ. William P.
Stokey. from Savannah, Ga, to Cincin-
natl; Maj. James F. Bell from West
Point, N. Y, to Albany, N. 7.