The sun., 1916-09-07
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

wASHlNGLoS, sep, Army ordcTs;
ny. de;aiieI 90 enter tho next ciass at ths
Arm Sensl ssh"cl; hor, tsayenT"rh,
F%inecrs, from Tho Philippine Department.
TO TAX" erect November 3. and upon tho
.Apiistion Of n" leave Of ahsence hcrc,",
repor; for further orders
so much 81 parasraph y. special orders
lieves the following officers Of tho Corps Of
Engineers from assignment TO The Third
Battalion Of Ensineers on IN. date Of their
departure from Manila, Is amended - A.
20 relieve each Of the officers named from
assignment 10 tn. Third Regiment Of En-
october u. FRS. Lieu, L,ndsag H"rk
r.s;: Stpremsr. H.; tirs' Lieut. Raymond
The. leave ~ absence sran'od capt. sam.
nel NJ De Loire, Medical Corps, on .c.
and" fourteen hays" Lsay""' 81 .tsen m""t fn-
two months on surgeons cer,incste Of dis.
shil!,y = Etan,ed Major Ihsrles y; Brown
fan,ry. is assigned 10 the Nineteenth In
fantr,, and upon being relieved from pres
gu" cS aOi Ira N 4 h G.SS'sa {, Coast ,s!" A H,i FTs'% rsrp..
from duty as commandins Officer coast de
fences ot Chesapeake Bay and from com
Monroe, Virginia. TO take effect upon tho
eApI-at!on of his present lesve of absence.
20 Fort Winfield Scott. California. and as.
= ." N''SN h't'lN' o
san Francisco.
Col, A ", roo,e, Coast Artillery. from
Coast Artillery district. to take enec, on
Or about september 10. TO Fort Monroe.
Va. and assume command OF c,as, de.
fences Of Chesapeake Bay and Of tho Coa,,
Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va. The
leave Of absence granted Frs, I.ieu,. john
Ma,hcr. Coast Artillery. is extended ten
DAYS.
a hoard ~ officer. to h. composed 81
mten',.Col. Francis r. .saunk, Corps Of
Macarthur. General stan Of Engineers' IL
appointed 20 meet at she War Department
~ award the marks upon the cNa,ninat,on
y apers submitted by candidates Who have
heca examined TO determine their n,ness
Tor appointment, as proyisions, second lieu
frs, Lieut. l EaPri j. " N'S Rsssi.,.. ORD.
nance department. TO Mineola. Long Island.
y, Y. on ofhcin! business connected with
second Lieut., Harry y Mallory, Twenty
fourth infantry. To West Point, y. V, and
rseos ru IN ptsson q" Ttss1'ry ~: III; to
= Marsbnrn' TWENTY; second Infantry, from
emy. to take enect. February ~, to Join
his regiment. First Lieut.. Arthur J. Davis
Twenty'fo fourth Infantry. detailed rs profes,
sHr Of military, science and tactics at tn.
oklahoma Agricultural College. saltwater
Okla second Lieut., Charles " Eiiio,t''
T~.nty.clshth Infantry. as professor, OF
~ ~ "'N u At me johns
Hopkins cniversity, Baltimore. Nd. Cant.
Elisha a. Abbott, signal Corps. t. relie,cJ
from detail In that corps. second Lieut.,
clifford Rlumel. Twenty second Int,ntrv'
~ Dictated to tax the next course al ,hs
Army signal School at Fort L~eayeuworth
Kan.
Capt. charles Van WAY cavalry. mas
stSnoi, 10 tho Fourth Cavalry. FRS, Lieut..
Peter II. MscNaughton. NJ. Il. e., is re-
lieved from duty in tho Southern Depart
I ment, and Will proceed to his home. Lieu,
MarNaughton is relieved from active du,y
In the Medical Reserve Corps Cant. Fred,
erick W. Stopford. Coast Artillery. is re-.
lievcd from duty In tho coast defenses Of
Ions Island Sound. and Viii report TO the
comnsnding officer, coast d"'cnscs OF Pore
First Lieut., Alexander u. pcndle,on.
Coast Artillery. upon his return from,
temporary duty on the Mexican border. l..
relieved from duty In the coast defcnses o,
NarraGausett DAY. and Wi, report 10 me
commanding officer, coast dcfensca Of cast.
crn New York, FOR assignment 20 duty
Leave of absence for seven days 4,
granted Lieut., col, William ~. Crulk
sl'anks, Adiutant General. Second Lieut.
10 Fort Sam Houston, Texas. with "A ,ieyy
10 his examination TO determine his Illness
for detail in the Aviation Section Of Inc