Evening star., 1916-01-06
ARMY-NAV.
Army Orders.

Capt. George c. Martin. retired, is
detailed as professor of military science
and tactics at the Florida Military
| Academy, Jacksonville. Fla.
Acting Dental Surgeon Elbert e.
Rushing. recently appointed. will pro-
| ceed from his home. Pike Road, Ala.
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex, for duty.
The following changes in the stations
of inspectors general are ordered:
Maj. Ernest B. Gose, from the Ha-
waiian Department to Fort Sam Hous-
| ton. Tex: Maj. William H. Simons.
from the Southern Department to Hon
olulu, H. T
Acting Dental Surgeons Nobel T. Pa
ve.s Venia, Ohio. and Bruce H. Roberts,
Wellsbure, w. Va, will proceed to Co
lumbus barracks, Ohio. for duty:
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut.. Matthew J. Gunner, Sth Infantry,
is extended until February 5. 1916.
acting Dental Surgeon Thomas c.
Daniels is relieved from duty at Co
ceed to Fort Myer, Va, for duty.
Acting Dental Surgeon Samuel Kauf-
man, recently appointed. will proceed
from his home, cambridge, Ga, to Fort
Monroe, Va, for duty.
Naval Orders.
Ensign W. W. Bayley, from wyoming
to sick leave, three months.
Passed Assistant Surgeon E. L. Woods,
from Naval Hospital. Washington, D.
c., to Solace.
Acting Assistant Dental Surgeon J. W.
Crandall, from naval training station,
Newport, to Asfatic station.
Boatsman Murray Wolfe, to receiv-
ing ship at New York.
Chief Gunner o. E. Reh, from naval
magazine, Puget sound, Wash. to Sara
toga.
Gunner G. H. Kellogg, from receiving
ship at San Francisco, Cal, to Saratoga.
Machinist A. E. Raue, from receiving
ship at Philadelphia, Pa. to Dixie.
Lieut.. Commander H. E. Lackey, from
the Georgia to the Kansas.
Surgeon J. A. Randall. to Naval Hos
pital, Washington. D. C.
Passed Assistant Surgeon M. e. Hig-
gins, from the Solace to Naval Hospital,
Norfolk, Va.
Gunner A. B. McCrary. from the San
Francisco to the navy yard, Ports
mouth, N. H.
Machinist August Logan, from the
Dixie to Machinist's Mate School,
Charleston, S. G.
Naval Movements.
The Vulcan arrived at Guantanamo
January 6; the Utah, Parker. Florida,
Benham and BaIch, at Tompkinsville
January s; the Neptune and Jupiter, at
Lambert point January s; the Glacier.
at Tiburon January s: the Blakely and
Cushing, at New York yard January s.
The Baltimore sailed from Hampton
roads january 5, to sea for maneuvers:
the Bushnell. from Bremerton January
5, for San Francisco; the Chattanooga,
from San Francisco January 4, for San
Diego: the Kearsarge, from Vera Cruz
January 5, for New Orleans; the Nam
La n
Diego: the Nero. from Topolobampo
January 4, for Guaymas; the New Or
leans. from La Paz January 4, for Ma
zatlan; the O'Brien, from Philadelphia
from New York yard January s. for
Cape Henry; the San Francisco, from
Portsmouth, N. H. January 5. for Bos-
ton; the Sonoma, from New York yard
Yankton, from New York yard January
5, for Cape Henry.
The Ell, at the submarine base, New
London, will proceed to the New York
yard about the first proximo.
Marine Corps Orders.
First Lieut.. Calhoun Ancrum. to ma
rine barracks, San Diego.
First Lieut.. e. A. Perkins, to marine
barracks, Puget sound.
First Lieut.. S. NJ. Harrington, from
marine detachment, American legation
Peking, to United States.
First Lieut.. Z. w. Sturdevant, from
LIST Brigade, Haiti, and marine bar
racks, Philadelphia, to U. S. s. Wash
ington. n
second Lieut.. l.. S. Wass, from the
Washington to 1st Brigade, Haiti.
Second Lieut.. s. N. Raynor, from ma :
rine barracks. Boston, to command ma
rine barracks. naval magazine, Hing
ham, Mass.