Evening star., 1916-10-14
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Col. Samuel Reher. Signal Corps. is
relieved from duty in the office of the
! chlef signal officer of the army. and
VIII proceed to Chicago. H.. for duty
! as signal officer of that department.
Lieut.. Col. Frederick NJ. Hartsock.
Medical Corps. viii report for duty as
medical superintendent. army trans
poIt service. New York CITY
Capt. Johh {. Gotwals, Corps of En-
gineers. is dctat,ed as a member and
recorder OF the board of officers of the
Corps OF Engineers appointed for the
purpose of considering matters rcIat-
ing to the organization. equipment and
instruction of engineer troops. vice
FIRST Lieut.. Charles +. Williams Corps
of Engineers, relieved
FIRST Lieut., Alexander W. Nettelroth.
Medical Reserve Corps, is ordered to
duty at Jetfersonville, IND.
Col. Charles N. Candy. Medical Corps.
IS relieved from duty in the FhiliDpine
Department, ana viii proceed to Hot
springs, Ark. and assume command of
me General Hospital at that place
Each. of the following named acting
aGhta! S"fgeons. United States Army.
or contract Harry Z. Njmble. Julian
w. Jordan aud Warren g. florence
FIRST Lieut.. John II. Woodberry. ord
nance department. viii proceed to
|. srankford arsenal. Philadelphia. Pa.
for duty
FIRST Lieut. Malone Du.gan. Medical
Reserve Corps. is relieved from duty
IN the southern department., and will
proceed 10 his home
capt Frank II Adams. 22d Infantry.
VIII proceed to the Letterman General
Hospital. the prcsidio of san Francisco,
Tor observation and treatment.
FIRST Lieut.. Allen Il. kimbaI Sd In
tantrN' IS detailed as professor of mill
,ary science and tactics at Castle
Heights School Lebanon. Tenn.
FIRST Lieut.. Charles 6. AIixtcr. Medi-
cal Reserve Corps, is ordered to duty
at Boston.
Col; Euclid b F'ricls, Medical Corps,
is relieved from duty in the Southern
Department and will proceed to the
Philippine Islands for duty
First Lieut.. Forrest Ward, 1st In
fantry. Arkansas National Guard, is
relieved from aviation duty at Min
cola. Long Island. n. Y, and will join
his regiment.
Maj, Harold W. Jones. Medical Corps,
will proceed to Philadelphia for the
purpose of preparing the samp site for
the Red Cross Base Hospital init.
Leave of a9sencc for one month is
granted capt. Gerrit Van S. Quacken-
bush, nth Infantry.
Master Signal Electrician Eugene
i-azar, SIGNAL Corps, is placed upon the
retired list at Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
anu III repair 10 MS nome.
Capt Frank w. RowcII. 18th Infan-
try, is detailed as professor of mill
tary science and tactics at the Ala =
bama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn,
Ala.
Ordnance Serst. Oscar Mann, ord
nance department., is placed upon the
retired list at Fort Lawton. Wash. and
viii repair 10 his nome.
The following named officers are de
tailed for service in the Signal Corps:
First LieutS. Henry w. Han, Sd Cav
airy; Eugene \. Lohman. 4th Cavalry
Elkin l.. Franklin, 18th Cavalry; Her
man ErIenkotter. 1st Field Artillery;
Harold c. Nanderveer. 9th Field Artil-
lery: William c. Crane, jr.. field artiI-
lery; Herbert K. odell 1th Field Artil-
lery; John f. Mcmahon. jr field artil-
lery; Richard L. Anderson, Sth Field
Artillery: John +. Hatch, field artil-
lery: Neil 6. Finch, 2d Field Artillery
George f. y. Daley, 18th Infantry
John II. Hinemon, I'D 1nfantry
Charles II. corlet:. 30th Infantry
Lloyd K. Fredendall. ID Infantry: Roy
II. Coles. infantry; Roy NJ. Jones. Ist
Infantry; Charles n Sawyer, 30th In
fantry; Ira T. Wyche, Goth Infantry
octave De Carre. Coast Artillery Corps
and Walter Smith. Coast Artillery
Corps.