Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
ARMY AND NAVY. NEWS.
Army Orders.

First Lieut. Howard s Miller. Coast
/ Artillery Corps is relieved from his pres
ent duties and will proceed to the Philip
/ pine Islands for duty as assistant to
Lieut.. Col. John e. Bellinger, deputy
quartermaster general, in charge OF con-
struction work at Fort Mills. Corregidor
Island Philippine Islands.
| Leave of absence for three months,
with permission to apply for an ex-
tension of one month, is granted Flrst
Lieut. Reginald H. Kelley, 4th ln1antry.
/ Capt Robert r. Callan, Coast Artillery
| Corps will proceed to Fort Totten, New
york for the purpose of comforting with
the disbursing officer of the torpedo depot
on matters relating to the purchase oI
submarine mine material
Leave of absence for tWenty-one Gays
on surgeons certificate of disability Is
| granted Capt. James F. Han, Medicai
| Corps.
| Leave of absence for one month and
twenty days Is granted capt. Ed"aru =
! Carey. paymaster.
! 4 hoard of ordnance officers to consist
Of Col Stanhope Z. Blunt. Lieut. COL
| Charles b. Wheeler and Maj. Johh n.
Rice is appointed to meet at governors
| Island n Y. January "a. 1910. FOR the
purpose of making recommendation Tor
| tho detail of an officer to the grade OF
major In the ordnance department.
| Capt Frederick G. Lawton. 18th intan-
4 v.
his company at the Preside of San FRAN
| cisco.
| BY direction of the President and upon
the application Of Post Quartermaster
Serst Edward Lee Baker, jr., that soldier
will be placed upon the retired list
Naval Orders.
/ Capt. c. Thomas, from charge Of the
third lighthouse district, Tompktnsv1lle
/ y. y. to duty as president of the board
OF inspection and survey Of ships. Wash
| ington. .. c.
| Commander c. NJ. Knepper. from bu-
reau of ordnance, Navy Department, to
United States Asiatic fleet.
| Commander F. W. Eberle, from naval
training station, San Francisco, to COM
mand the Milwaukee.
Lieut.. D. f. Mannix. from navy yard,
Philadelphia, to works of the New YORK
Shipbuilding Company. Camden, N. }.
| Paymaster J. J. Cheatham, from naval
station. Cavite. p. l.. to home. settle &C
counts and wait orders.
Paymaster j. F. Hatch from navy
yard, Mare Island, Cal, to naval station
Passed Assistant Paymaster f. II.
Tebeau. from navy yard. New York. to
duty navy yard, Mare Island, Cal.
! Lieut.. V. S. Houston. from command
of the Iroquois. and continue other duties,
I Ensign W. T.. Keno, lIOil Tire A<SN
Hampshire. and continue treatment at
| the naval hospital, New York.
Paymaster II. r. Insley. resignation as
paymaster in the navy accepted, to
| take effect December 81. 1909.
| Chief Boatswain 3. III. Shepley. from
| the Iroquois, and continue other duties.
| Gunner F. Helms. from the works Of r.
w. Bliss Company. Sag Harbor. Long
| Island, n. y. to duty at the t. W. Bliss
/ Company. Brooklyn, n. y
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| paymaster's clerk in the navy, for duty
| on the Connecticut.
To Test Army Bake Oven.
| Post Commissary Sergt. Francis Ban
| CERT of the bakers and cooks school de-
| tachment at the Washington barracks
has been ordered to proceed to Chicago
for duty in connection with the test OF
| field bake oven to be made at Fort Sheri-
! dan near that city. While there he Will
take a short course of instruction i'll the
| inspection of meat On the complexion OF
! those duties he will return to his regu-
| lar station in this city.
Mai. Zalinski Ordersd to New York.
| Maj. Moses G. Zalinski, quartermaster,
| has been relieved from duty as depot
| quartermaster in this city by Maj. II. L.
Pettus, and will proceed to New York
| city to assume charge of the quartermas-
| ter's depot in that city as the relief OF
| Col. William s. Patten, who Is about 10
| he retired