Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31

of Panama, etc, to the bureau of medicine
and surgery, Navy Department, for special
duty.
Passed Assistant Surgeon F. NJ Began
from navy recruiting station. Baltimore
Md, to course of instruction at the
United States Naval Medical school. Wash
Assistant Surgeon H. A. May, from In.
diana and wait orders.
Assistant Surgeon w. F. Schaller, from
duty with marines in Cuba, to Kentucky.
Assistant Surgeon H. l.. Brown, from
United States Naval Medical school, Wash
ington. d. c., to Brooklyn.
Assistant Surgeon H. L. Brown. from
navy recruiting party No. to course OF
instruction at the United States Naval Med
ical school. Washington, D. c.
Assistant Surgeon F. NJ. Shook, from
Naval Hospital, Mare Island, Cal, to duty
under the department of government anG
Assistant Surgeon F. NJ. Munson, from
naval proving ground, Indian Head, Md.
to course of instruction at the United States
Naval Medical school. Washington, D. c.
lear, from Naval Medical school, Washing
ton. D. c., to the Naval Hospital. Pensa-
cola. Fla.
Acting Assistant Surgeon D. H. Casio
from Naval Medical school, Washington
d. c., to navy recruiting station. Balti-
more, Md.
Acting Assistant Surgeon E. E. Curtis
from Naval Medical school. Washington, D
Acting Assistant Surgeon A. NICK Jones
from Naval Medical school, Washington
D: c.. to navy recruiting party No. 4.
Passed Assistant Paymaster F. T. Wat
rous from Franklin navy yard Norfolk
Va. and wait orders.
Marine Corps orders.
Maj. ]. A. Lejeune, from Marine bar
racks Washington. D. c., to list Brigade
Marines, at Manila, P. I.
Second Lieut. John D. Nevin, from
League Island Pa, to command detach-
ment of marines, transferred from Wash
ington to Mare Island, Cal, there to COM
mand detachment of marines for service
at Midway Islands.
Second Lieuts. H. T. Vulte Harold H
Utley, Howard c. Judson, Paul A. Capron,
Allen NJ. Sumner, William F. Bevan, John
Potts, Edward P. Rocker Edward A. Os-
terman, Edward s. Willing and James N.
Sutton have been ordered to report to brig
adler general commandant at Washington.
Graduates Assigned to Duty.
The assistant surgeons of the navy who
were graduated at the United States Naval
Medical School yesterday have been as
signed to stations as follows: Assistant Sur
geon E. L. Jones. to the United States
Naval Hospital, Mare Island, CAL; Assist
ant Surgeon A. H. Robnett to the naval
A. E. Lee, to the United States Naval Med
zeal School, Washington, D. c.; Assistant
Surgeon A. H. Allen, to duty with marines
at Camp Columbia, Cuba; Assistant Sur
geon W. 8. Kuder, to the Minnesota: As
sistant Surgeon j. P. Haynes, to the Vir-
gnia; Assistant Surgeon r. c.. Randell, to
the Maine; Assistant Surgeon M. H. Ames.
to the New Jersey; Assistant Surgeon ]. B.
Kaufman, to the Tennessee: Acting Assist
ant Surgeon HI. L. Smith. to the navy re-
cruiting station, Omaha, Neb.; Acting AS
sistant Surgeon w. G. Steadman, to the
naval recruiting station, Providence, r. l.;
Acting Assistant Surgeon NJ. c. Baker. to
the navy yard, Norfolk Va; Acting Assist
ant Surgeon r. I. Longabaugh, to the naval
hospital, Annapolis. Md; Acting Assistant
Surgeon E. P. Huff. to the naval proving
grounds, Indian Head, Md, and Acting AS
sistant Surgeon M. Donelson, to the naval
recruiting party, No. 3.
To Duty at War Department.
Capt. Charles r. Rowland, 21st Infan-
try, now stationed at Fort Logan, Col, has
been detailed to the judge advocate general
department and ordered to this city for
duty an assistant to Judge Advocate
General Davis.