Evening star., 1916-08-10
ARMY-NAV.
Army Orders

| Capt. Edward Dworak. Philippine
Scouts, retired, is assigned to active
duty and detailed as an acting quarter
master He will proceed to Fort Sam
Houston. Tex, and report to the COM
manding general. Southern Depart
ment, for assignment to duty.
! The following named officers will re-
| port to Lieut.. Col. William Lassiter.
I'd Field Artillery president Of the ex-
amining board at Camp stotsenourg.
determine their fitness for transfer to
| the field artillery: Capt. Donald c. NC.
Donald, Coast Artillery Corps; First
Lieut.. Jason McV. Austin. Coast Artil-
Brereton Coast Artillery Corps; First
Lieut.. William ]. McCaughey. 18th In
fantry First Lieut.. George F. N.
DALEY, 18th Infantry: a;s 1nssniTy ssennd Lieut.
| Second Lieut.. Lewis K. Underhill,
18th infantry, will proceed to West
Point. n. Y, and report to the super
iintendent, United States Military Acao-
Special orders. No. 1872. War Depart
ment, is amended so as to direct Capt.
lGouverneur V. Packer, Sd Infantry, 70
remain on duty in GO eonnee11n nee apaanszed Med
militia in the Eastern Department un-
| til August 81, 1915.
| Leave Of absence for two months. to
ltake effect upon his relief from his
present duty. is granted First Lieut..
George V. Strong, 9Th Cavalry.
So much Of paragraph 4s; special Or
! ders No. $50, August 3. 1915. War De
partment, as relates TO ,Lfeutr Leu |1, T.
| amended so as to direct that omcer 70
repair to this city via the Preside OF
| San Francisco. Cal. for temporary DUTY
| at that post.
cavalry, will report in person to Lieut.
| Col George LIE r. Irwin. 4th Field Ar
| tillery, president of the examining
board at Corozal. Canal Zone. for s1- @
| animation to determine his fitness Tor
| transfer to the field artillery.
| Capt. Francis LIE ]. Parker, general
staff, is detailed as member OF the
| examining board at Fort Myer. Va.
Archie Miller. I'd Cavalry, for the ex-
animation of captains and first lieu
| tenants to determine their fitness for
transfer to the cavalry.
Second Lieut. Augustin NJ. Prentiss.
Coast Artillery Corps. is detailed as
first lieutenant in the ordnance depart
ment.
Second Lieut.. Lucien 8. S. Berry. cav
airy, will report in person to Col
Charles G. Treat. field artillery. presi-
dent of the examining board at Wash
| ington, D. c., for examination to de-
termnie his fitness for transfer to the
field artillery.
Capt James c. Rhea, sth Cavalry.
will report to Col Edward A. Miller
Sd Field Artillery, president Of the ex-
amining board at Eagle Pass, Tex, for
examination to determine his fitness for
transfer to the field artillery.
The resignation of First Lieut.. Ma
than c. Buckman, I'd Infantry, Maine
National Guard, is accepted by the
President
The resignation of First Lieut.. clar-
ence A. Baldwin, Sd Infantry. Indiana
National Guard. is accepted by the
President.
First Lieut.. Frederic E. Jenkins,
Medical Reserve Corps. is honorably
discharged from the service Of the
United States, his services being no
longer required.
Second Lieut.. William H Jones. jr.,
18th Infantry. will report to Col Ed
president of the examining board at
i Eagle Pass, Tex. for examination to
determine his fitness for transfer to
the field artillery.
| gust Won Kleist, 74th Infantry, New
York National Guard, is accepted by
! the President.
The following-named officers are re-
| Aviation School, San Diego, Cal, and
/ will proceed to Columbus, n. Mex, and
| report in person to the commanding
| officer, 1st Aero Squadron, Signal Corps,
fernan. 5th Cavalry: George H. Brett
I'd Cavalry; George E. A. Reinburg. 7th
Cavalry: John c. Mcdonnell. 11th Cav
airy; John w. Butts. sd Cavalry. and
| Sheldon H Wheeler. 25th Infantry.
| Leave of absence for ten days is
| granted Lieut. Col. William F. Martin.
| central staff corps.
Second Lieut.. William E. Larned. 5th
| George LIE r. Irwin. 4th Field Artillery.
J resident of the examining board at
Corozal, Canal Zone, for examination
0 determine his fitness for transfer to
The field artillery.
First Lieut. william A. Pendleton. tr..
Ordnance Department, is detailed as
captain in the Ordnance Department.
First Lieut.. Robert p. Glassburn.
Coast Artillery Corps. Will report in
. person to Lieut. Col George LIE K. Ir-
1.-The examining board at Corozal, Canal
Zone, for examination to determine his
I fitness for transfer to the field ar
I tillery.
detailed in the Quartermaster Corps.
will proceed to Fort Bliss, Tex, and re-
port to the commanding officer Of that
/ post for assignment to duty as quarter
master, relieving Capt. Arthur r. watts,
! Quartermaster Corps.
| Maj Frank K FERGUSON. Coast Ar
tillery Corps, is relieved from assign
ment in the coast defenses OF Manila
and Subic bays, TO take eHect on or
about December 2. 1916. and will pro-
coed to the United States on the first
available transport after that date.
Upon arrival at San Francisco, Cal. he
will report to the commanding general,
| Western Department.
! Leave of absence for one month and
fifteen days, with permission to visit
China and Japan, Is granted Second
Lieut.. Robert f. Jones. 18th Infantry,
to take effect upon his relief duty in
the Philippine Department.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. T. F. Caldwell. from aid on staff
commander reserve force. Atlantic feet.
to Naval Academy. Annapolis. Md.
Lieut.. c. r Hyatt, commissioned from
January IT, 1916.
Surgeon James Pryor. from Naval Hos
pital, Annapolis. Md, to homo and wait
orders
Chief Gunner c. A. Messing, from Utah
| to naval magazine, Iona Island, N Y
Chief Gunner w. J. Foley. from naval
training station. Great Lakes, Ill, to
Utah. August %, 1916
Naval Movements.
Arrived-At Newport, Conyngham: at
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