The sun., 1916-09-26
DANCING.


WASHINGTON. Sept. s5-These army
orders were issued to-day:
Capt. Thomas F. Ryan. retired. IL de-
tailed for general recruiting service as act
Second Lieut.. whit,~n J. East, Sixteenth
Infantry. 10 attached TO aviation section Of
the signal Corps a. an aviation student
duty.
Artillery, is PLACED on the list OF officers
detached from their proper commands.
Maj.r Elijah r. Martindais Jr, coa.,
iefences Of southern New YORK. to COM
mand OF he coas, d.fenses of Kew w.st.
rap,; Harry T Matthew, Coast, Ar,il.
Dclh to Fort Scr.ven. Ca.
First Lieut.. Norton NJ. Besrds,e", Coast
TO Fort .Warr"n. Mass.
First Lieut.. wari r puva,l. Coas, Artn-
,cry. from coas, defenccs Of Baltimore to
Capt william r Baker. rwcnty.anh
Infantry, 20 n" Walter Reed General Hos.
Lieut., Col. Thomas q, Hanson. O. NJ g,
rom duty al Calexico. Cal. to Fort Sam
Major Anie W. Williams. Medical co-ns.
70 Philadelphia for the purpose OF inspect.
Ing the motor ambulances,
nnnding or,rer Cna., Ar,rIary I,sur I'M u,
Panama: tho commanding officer coast de-
fences o. Cris'obal, the commanding officer
onicer. personnel officer Coa.. Artillery,
district of Pandma. md material oricer
po Sn " dH,,S To- mss, q iron ,.% %a 20 ;im. ,d t1 A.,
purpose OF securing cooperation in the In
s,a,,at'"n OF I" standard Ore control system
Second Lieut.. Thorne Deuel.. Ir, cavalry.
attached to aviation section Of the signal
corp, "a aviation student. WIFI proceed TO
capt. Thomas ie W. Milling. aviation
3n,rer; S,snaI Corps to Boston. Mas. for
First Lieuis' James Kirk and Henry 9
Anrand, Coast Artillery. are detailed for
duty as student officers in the Or1nanC.
station AZ sandy Hook proving g%rounis'
TaPt haymond sheldon Infantry, upon
relicr from his present duties TO chicago
as inspee tor-instructor of the organized
Frs, Lieut.. Roy W. ,shhroo. r.,,r.,
IL relieved from duty AZ Rlackstone Mil.
taty Academy. Blackstone, Va.
sion, General stan, for confe-enc. reIa NO
to t"f.n'ss Of he Hawaiian Islands
rnxip.ersl 'tt f. n p"ThinS' Corps Of
ton Win camp Instruction.
First Lieut., Elkin, I. Franklin, Thirteenth
Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore, o"es0"
tan,rv' s LACY" 9 A ,n III. !; Kposs,ad,, In;
~" siEnsl Corps to San Diego. cal, avia.
Leave Of absence for ten days 4, granted
capt. Fuiton Q G. Gardner, Coas, Artillery
Leave OF absence Tor two months L.
Field Artillery.
I;eaI. Of GbsSnec 70, nv. day. y granted
PA r'"n,'SW .iars, coast Artillery.
granted Major Charles II. CabIniss. Ir.'
L. z. A.. retired. ''
Leave 81 absence granted First Lieut..
Richard. {. scott, Field Artillery. on ac-
count OF sickness Is extended one month.
The resisnstions Of Second Lieut.. George
A. Hull, seventh lnfantr- New York Ma
'ionsl Guard. and First Lieut.. Perry 4.
Coker, First Infantry. Mississippi National
Guard, are accepted.
The resignations 81 Second Lieut. Jo-
seph $. Armstrong. second Infautry, Cali
fornia National Guard. and First Lieut..
Chester A. Baker, First cavalry, Massa
chusetts National Guard. are accepted.
The resignation Of First Lieut.. Calvin l..
Cooper, Medical Reserve Corps. OF his com
mission L. accepted,
The designations ~ First Lieut., Elmo l..
Dawson. First Infantry, Alabama National
Guard. and First Lieut.. Henry Hafner,
Third Field Artillery. New York National
Guard, are accepted.