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MANY CAVALRY TRANSFERS
GIVEN IN THE ARMY ORDERS

Washington. D. C., Jan 24--The following
army orders have been issued:
Transfers: Mai. Edward Anderson. from
the 18th TO the Third cavalry.
Captains John D. Long. Paul T. Hayns
jr.. from the 18th 10 the Third cavalry
Alvord Van P. Anderson. from the 18th to
the Sixth cavalry; first Heutenants Matt c
Bristol. from 18th to Third cavalry; Milton
c. Holiday. from 18th 10 18Th cavalry Hor-
ace y Munroe. from 18th TO First cavalry;
Herbert E Mann. from 18th to Fifth cav
airy; Charles McH. Ely, from 18th TO 18th
cavalry; second heutenants Roy O. Henry,
from 18th to Sixth cavalry Harvey B $.
Burwell. from 18th to 18th cavalry Henry
B. Anderson, from 18th to 18th cavalry.
Ralph p. Cousins. from 18th TO Sixth caval-
rys Maj Jesse Mel Carter from the Third
10 18th cavalry, captains Charles c Farmer,
Jr-, from 11th 70 18th cavalry; William r
Taylor from Third 10 18th cavalry; Del
phey 7. E Casteel. from sixth to 18th cav
airy. first Meutenants- Richard d Newman,
from 11th TO 18th cavalrys Talbot Smith.
from Fifth 10 18th cavalry. William ".
Edwards. from Tenth to 18th cavalry; Ed
ward u Otfley, from First to 18th cavalry
second heutenants Philip Coldwen. from
Sixth 10 18th cavalry. Pearl i. Thomas,
from Sixth TO 18th cavalry; Henry i. Flynn,
from 18th to 18th cavalry, John T. McLane.
from I4th TO 18th cavalry; Mai George c.
Galley. from Fourth Field artillery to Third
Field artillery first lieutenants Leo P Quinn
from Fourth 10 Sixth Field artillery
Charles P. Hollingsworth. from Fourth 10
Fifth Field artillery; Robert H Lewis. from
Fourth TO Third Field artillery second lieu
tenants Jacob L Devers. from Fourth to
Third Field artillery: Bernard r Paytou.
from Fourth 10 Third artillery; Walter F.
Winton, from Fourth TO Fifth Field artil-
lery; Arthur P Harris. from Fourth to Third
Field artillery. Edwin A Sundel from
Fourth to Sixth Field artillery: Mai Leroy
S. Lyon. from Third 20 Fourth Field artil-
lery; Capt William Mex Lambdin. from
Sixth to Fourth Field artillery; first leu
tenants Fred T. Cruise. from Fifth to Fourth
Field artillery John &. Maui from Sixth TO
Fourth Field artillery; second heutenants
Edwin ?. Parker. jr-, from Third 10 Fourth
Field artillery: John NJ Eager, from Third
Young. from Fifth to Fourth Field artillery
William c. Crane. jr-. from Sixth to Fourth
Field artillery Carlos Brewer. from Third
to Fourth Field artillery. first heutenants
Walter ". Merrill, from Sixth 10 Fourth
Field artillery Alfred d. Osborne. from
Fifth to Fourth Field artillery: Alfred L P
Sands from Sixth TO Fourth Field artillery
Second Lieut.. John D. Kelley. from 18th TO
18th cavalry.
Capt. Frederick T. Arnold. 18th cavalry,
is relieved from assignment that regiment
BY direction OF the president First Lieut.
Howard C. Tatum. Eighth cavalry. is de-
tailed for service in the signal corps TO take
effect February s. 1916. vice. First Lieut.
Clarence A Dougherty, signal corps, who Is
relieved.
The following changes in inspector gener-
ais department ordered Col Guy Carleton,
cavalry. acting Inspector general from duty
as inspector. Western department Lieut.
Col John y. Mcdonald. inspector general.
from duty in the Philippine department 10
San Francisco. for further orders
The name OF Lieut.. Col FREDERICK PERKINS,
10th iufentry. is placed on the nst OF qe-
tached officers. and the name OF Lieut. Col
Benjamin a Poore, infantry. is removed
therefrom.