Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

The following named officers have been
detailed for duty at the division encamp-
ment of the organized militia of Illinois
August 20 to 81, 1910: Capts. Harrison j.
Price, I'd Infantry, and Herschel Tupes,
LIST Infantry; First Lieuts. William F. H.
Godson, 10th Cavalry, and Robert NJ No
Ian, 1st Cavalry, and Second Lieut.. Phlllp
B. Peyton, 18th Infantry.
Maj. William l.. Buck, 10Th lnfantry. Is
relieved from treatment at the waiter
Reed General Hospital and will join his
regiment.
twenty days is granted First Lieut. Har-
ry Fl. Van Kirk, Medical Reserve corps.
BY direction Of the President FIRST
Lieut. Courtlandt w. Dave, Medical Re,
serve Corps is honorably discharged
from the service of the United States, his
services being no longer required
First Lieut.. Pelham D. Glassford. "a
Field Artillery, will make an inspection
of Light Battery A, Field Artillery
Rhode Island National Guard.
Capt. Edward kimnel, Coast Aruilery
Corps, Is relieved from the 1O6th Com
pany and will report to the commanding
officer. artillery district of Puget sound
for duty on his stan.
Sergt. James Crabbe. 9Th Infantry. now
at Fort Duchesne, Utah. is detailed to
duty in connection with the orsahi@eo
militia of the stae of Maryland.
BY direction of the President First
Lieut.. Harry P Shugerman, Medical Re
serve Corps, is honorably discharged from
the service of the United States, ms serE-
ices being no longer REQUIRED. A..
First lieut.. George b. Foster. Jr., Meo-
zeal Reserve Corps, will report to the
commanding officer. Washington bar
racks. D. c.. for temporary duty.
The following changes in the assign
ment Of officers OF the coast Artl'ler9
Corps are ordered: .
Capt Edward d. Powers is renewed
from the 14th Company and placed on
the unassigned list.
Capt William F. Stewart. Jr., is Trans
ferred from the 10th Company ~ 'io
18th Company
Leave Of absence for two months ana
fifteen DAYS IS granted Lieut.. Col. John
S. Mallory, 18th Infantry.
Naval Orders.
Commander G. F. Cooper, from COM
mand Celtic to command Marietta.
Commander -. X. Hill. from command
Marietta to Naval War College, New
Lieut.. Commander J. F.. Hines, from
Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md, to Naval
War College. Newport. r. l.
Lieut. Commander &. T. owens, Lieut..
w Liggett. jr., Lieut.. Junior srade) J..
F. Atkinson, Ensigns c. c. Windsor r.
A. l.. Vossler. J. McC. Murray, ). Baer'
W. f. Amsden, F. NJ. Knox. E. G. k1ttei'
n, II. r.. A~oA
liday have been commissioners
Mldshipman J. b. Glennon' from Con-
necticut to Delaware.
Midshipman W. T. Boyd, jr.. from
Yankton to Amphtrite.
Midshipman A. *. Schanze, from Dir
mingham and resignation accepted.
Midshipman G. +. Wilson, from Rhode
Island and resignation accepted.
Midshipman E. Ames, from Chester and
dismissed from the service.
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. f. Ryder,
from Naval Medical School. Washington,
D. c., to Naval Hospital, Philadelphia.
Passed Assistant Surgeons III. A Dunn
w. Seaman. H. Payne, r. r. Richard
son. II. NJ. Tolfree. J. Stepp ana "A.
Stuart, from Naval Medical School.
washington, d. c., and wait orders.
j. V. Howard and c. c. Hightower
have been appointed acting assistant
surgeons in the navy.
Assistant Paymaster r. e. McMllien,
to navy ward New York.
Chaplain F. Thompson, from Connectl-
cut to naval training station. Newport.
r. l.
Chaplain w G. Isaacs, from Rhode Is
land to Connecticut.
Chief Boatswain j. w Stoakley, to
naval station, Guam NJ. l.
Chief Carp. w. Fl. Squire, from navy
ward Portsmouth. n. H., to Naval Hos
pital. Boston, for observation.
Paymaster's Clerk G.. H. Breyer. ap-
pointed a paymaster's clerk in the navy.
| duty Wheeling and Petrol.
Another Chance for Midshipmen.
Seven members of the class of the
Naval Academy Of 1908. who recently
were recommended to be dropped Tor
deficiency in studies, will be given an
other year to meet tn requirements for
appointment as ensigns in the navy:
Missouri. B. F. Hickey of New York.
I. T.. Doxey Of Arkansas, w. A. Hodgman
Of New York, A. G. Martin of Ohio, J. S.
Rulings of Pennsylvania. and j. G. Stew
ems Of Ohio.
| a summary Of the class of 1908. as
now finally disposed of follows:
Number in class. 1856: passed. 80; de-
hcient, SO: absent from examination on
account of illness. etc. f. deficient to be
re-examined December Z, 1910. 10: de-
ficient to be re-examined with next class,
about the middle Of March. 1911, S; num-
Der dismissed (Ames), !; designations ac-
cepted. "A. *. SchanZe, on account of
physical disqualification. and G. F. Will
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