Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Maj. Edgar 8. Walker, o. g. A.. retired.
is detailed as professor Of military science
and tactics at the University Of Florida.
Gainesville. Fla
First Lieut.. Robert W. Lesher, u 8. A.,
retired. is assigned to active duty and
detailed for general recruiting service.
He will proceed to Harrisburg, Pa. and
| enter on recruiting duty at that place,
relieving Lieut.. Col. Robert c. williams.
infantry.
First Lieut.. Oliver A. Dickinson. 25th
Infantry. Is detailed for temporary duty
as Observation-Disclosures with the field
artillery of Connecticut. He will pro-
coed to Tobyhanna. Pa, and report for
duty accordingly until such time az 1t
shall be necessary for him to proceed
to the Philippine Islands.
Nal billiard H. Clark. U. 8. A.. re-
tired, is assigned to active duty and de-
| tailed as an acting quartermaster. He
Will assume charge Of the property and
funds pertaining to the QuarterInaster
Corps at Fort Des- Moines. Iowa. reiiev-
ing Second Lieut. Charles C. Reynolds,
9Th Field Artillery, who will Join his
regiment.
Special orders directing Capt. clenard
Mclaughlin. Both Infantry. to proceed to
u.
Chaplain George F. Dudley Sd In
fantry. District Of Columbia National
Guard. upon his own application IL re-
| tired from active service with the rank
| service in the National Guard Of the
District of Columbia.
Second Lieut.. Dana Palmer, Sd In
fantry, will proceed to Fort Sam Hous-
| ton. Tex, and report to the post COM
mander. with view to his examina-
| ton to determine his fitness for detail
in the aviation section of the Signal
| Corps.
Col. Samuel D. sturgis. field artil-
lery. is detailed as member Of the
army retiring board appointed to meet
| at Fort Sam Houston, Tex, vice Col
Mason F. Patrick. Corps of Engineers.
hereby relieved.
! SO much of special orders, February
Lott. 18th Cavalry. to Join his regiment
in the Philippine Islands, is revoked.
Capt. Lott will proceed on the trans
port scheduled to leave New York city.
about July 20. 1916. and upon arrival
there will report to the commanding
officer. LIST Squadron. 18th Cavalry. for
duty.
The RESIGNATION of First Lieut. VIC
tor F. Cullen. Medical Reserve Corps,
is accepted by the President.
First Lieut. John N. Greedy. Signal
Corps. Is relieved from detail in that
corps.
Leave of absence for one month. with
permission to visit China and Japan. to
take effect upon his relief from foreign
service Is granted Capt. Roger D. Black.
Corps Of Engineers.
First Lieut. Walter Kruger, Sd In
fantry. having accepted a commission as
lieutenant colonel, 10th Infantry. National
Guard Of Pennsylvania. will proceed to
Capt William A. johnson. Corps of En-
gineers. viii proceed without delay to San
Antonio. Tex. and report in person to the
commanding general. Southern Depart
ment, for assignment to duty.
Capt Harry =: Jordan. ordnance de-
partment, in addition to his present du-
ties will report to the commanding gen.
eral. Southern Department, for duty as
assistant to the ordnance officer of that
department
Capt James NJ Love jr.. infantry. is
to the officer in charge Of militia afYairs.
Southern Department
The resignation Of First Lieut.. Marvin
w. Glasgow, Medical Reserve Corps is
accepted by the President
The resignation of First Lieut.. George
w. W. Brewster. Medical Reserve CORPS,
is accepted by the President
Leave OF absence for two days. to take
Lieut. Robert J. West. 18th Infantry
The following named officers will re-
port in person to Col. Charles G. Treat
field artillery. president Of the examin-
= Ilt u,
termine their fitness for transfer to the
field artillery: Capt. Edward NJ Shin
kle. Coast Artillery Corps tmajor,
Ordnance Department.; Capt Howard
Capt. Albert C. Thompson, Coast Artfl-
lery Corps.
The following named officers will re-
| port In person to Col. Edward A. Millar,
aiming board at Eagle Pass, Tex. for
| examination to determine their fitness
for transfer to the field artillery: First
Lieut. Elkin L. Franklin, 18th Cavalry:
First Lieut.. E. R: Warner Mccabe. 5th
Cavalry; Second Lieut.. Robert S. Dom
aldson. 18th Cavalry; Second Lieut..
Paul D. Carlisle. 5th Cavalry; Second
Lieut. Joseph B. Treat, 5th Cavalry;
Second Lieut.. Albert NJ. Jones, 21st In
fantry.
A board of officers will be convened
at the call of the president thereof at
Corozal. Canal Zone. for the examina-
ton of officers who have applied for
transfer to the field artillery arm. De-
LIE r. Irwin. 4th Field Artillery: Maj.
LIE Roy S. Lyon. 4ths Field Artillery:
Capt William NICK. Lambdin. 4th Field
| Artillery; Capt Albert U. Faulkner, 4th
| Field Artillery; First Lieut.. LIE Roy p.
Collins, 4th Field Artillery.
The following named officers will re-
| port in person to Lieut.. Col. George LIE
R. Irwin, 4th Field Artillery. president
| OIL lie oAdiAAiAhe
Canal Zone, for examination to determine
| their fitness for transfer to the neid
| artillery Second Lieut.. Archibald ".
Arnold, 5th Infantry: Second Lieut..
! William R. Gruber, 10th Infantry.
Naval Orders.
Commander C. B. Price. to command
Pittsburgh.
| Lieut.. Commander Hayne Ellis. from
command Sterling to home and wait or