Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-22
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Lieut.. Col. George o. Squier. Signal
Corps. is assigned to dutyas the officer
in charge of the aviation section of the
Signal Corps. under direction of the
chief signal officer Of the army. with
station in this city.
A board of officers of the ordnance
department, to consist of Col. William
S. PIERCE. Lieut.. Col Jay E. Hoffer and
Majs. Edward p. O'Hern. Leroy T. Hill
man and William /. Westervelt. is APP
pointed to meet at the proving ground.
Sandy Hook. n. j.. May 29. 1916. for
ton for detail OF officers to the ord
nance department in the grades of cap
tain and first lieutenant.
First. Lieut.. Reuben l.. Robertson
Medical Reserve Corps. is ordered to
First Lieut.. Roland w. Finger, ord
nance department. is relieved from
duty at the Watertown arsenal. Mass,
and is assigned to station at the
Sandy Hook proving ground. New Jer-
sey. for duty. He viii proceed to the
Walter Reed General Hospital for OBJ
servation and treatment
Maj. harold F.. Cloke. Coast Artillery
Corps, is relieved from duty as fort
commander. Ford F'lagler, WASH, and
will proceed to Manila. p T.. for duty
Capt. Harry n. Cootes. 18th Cavalry.
is detailed as a member of the General
STAFF Corps. and will report to the chief
of staff for duty.
Capt: Francis LIE J. Parker. 18th Cav
airy, is detailed as member of the
General STAFF Corps
Each Of the following-named officers
OF the Coast Artillery Corps is relieved
from his present assignment and will
proceed to the United States: Mai.
George r. Patterson. Capt Frederick
w Phisterer. First Lieut.. Thomas A
Clark and Second Lieuts. Randolph I.
Pendleton and Frank r. Sessions.
Each of the following-named officers
or the Coast Artillery Corps is relieved
from his present assignment, and will
proceed to report to the commanding
of1cer of the coast defenses specified
Second Lieut.. Archie S. Buyers, coast
defenses of Manila and Subic bays:
second Lieut.. Philip G. Blackmore.
coast defenses of Oehu. and Second
Lieut.. Sydney S. Winslow. coast de-
lenses of Manila and Subic bays.
Each of the following-named officers
or the Coast Artillery Corps. at the Mil
ltary Academy. will proceed to the
coast defenses indicated for duty:
First Lieut. James A. Brice coast de-
lenses of Panama: First Lieut. Thee
dore NJ. Chase. coast defenses of Manila
and Subic bays: First Lieut. Halvor G.
Coulter. coast defenses of Sandy Hook
First. Lieut. Dana II. Crissy, coast de-
[.
CHARLES B. Meyer. coast defenses of
southern New York
Naval Orders.
Capt. 4. II. Robertson. from COM
mand San Diego to Naval War College.
Commander J. NJ. Luby, to COM
mand Alabama.
Commander L. A. Kaiser. from Naval
| War College to command New Jersey.
Commander W. W. Phelps, from Ma
val War College to command louisa
ma.
Commander J. l.. Latimer, from in
spector of engineering material Mas
Island.
Comma nder W. c. Cole, from Naval
War College to inspector of engineer
ing material. Boston district
Commander De Witt Blamer. from
Naval War College to command Maine.
Commander G. B. Bradshaw. from
command West Virginia and receiving
ship at Puget sound, Wash. to COM
mand San Diego.
Lieut.. K. r. keiran, from Louisiana
to Minnesota.
Lieut.. Junior srade) II. E. Snow.
from Mayfiower to Maine
Lieut. Junior grade) H. T. Mark
land. from works Bausch & Lomb Optic
cal Company. Rochester. TO works
sperry Gyroscope Company, Brooklyn,
\. Y
Lieut.. Gunior grade) f. T. Smith,
from Columbia University to Fulton.
Ensign II. C. Van Valzah, from Wvo-
ming TO Mayfiower.
Ensign H. A. Ellis, from Nebraska to
Georgia
Capt Percival ]. Werlich. retired,
died at Chicago. ILL.,. March 16, 1916.