Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-27
ARMY AND NAVY
Army Orders.

| Thomas Moran. 7th Infantry, and Acting
Cook Albert Burgess. Hospital Corps, on
their own applications have been placed
on the retired list of the army.
| Col. Montgomery NJ. Macomb, general
! staff, is detailed to deliver lecture on
the subject Field Artillery Training of
| the Organized Militia at the twelfth an
nual convention of the National Guard
| Association of the United States, to be
| held at st. Louis. Mo-, October } and 10,
| 1910.
| Leave of absence for two months with
permission to go beyond the sea is grant
ed Maj. George H. Penrose. quartermas-
] ter.
! First Lieut.. Charles B. Moore. 9th In
/ fantry, and Second Lieut.. Merrill E.
| Spalding. 18th Infantry will proceed to
| West Point Military Academy for duty.
| The following changes in the Coast Ar
| tillery Corps are ordered:
| Col. John A. Lundeen. from his present
duties to Fort Mills. Corregidor Island.
| and assume command of that post and OF
| the artillery district of Manila Bay.
| Col. John P. Wiser, from his present
J duties to the Preside of San Francisco,
| Cal, and assume command OF that post
! and Of the artillery district of San Fran
cisco.
| Lieut.. Col. Charles L. Phillips from his
present duties to Fort Screven. Ga. and
assume command Of that post and of the
| artillery district of Savannah.
F1TSI Lieut.. dawson OlmStedO. Otn FlolO
Artillery. will proceed to Brookline,
Mass. for temporary duty pertaining to
the manufacture of Signal Corps appara-
| tus.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Second Lieut.. Henry c. Pratt.
4th Cavalry.
Leave of absence for two months. with
permission to go beyond the sea, is grant
ed Capt A. LaRue Christie. sth Infantry.
First Lieut.. Jesse NJ. Holmes, 9th In
f9nfrv jS DIET allied for rncrnifin q
service at Jefferson barracks, Mo.
The following-named contract surgeons
will repair to this city and report to Col
| Louis A. La Garde, Medical Corps. presi-
course Of instruction at that school, Rob-
ert H. Can't. Henry P. Carter and Fran
els X. Strong.
First Lieut. Harley j. Hallett. Medical
| Fort Totten. N. Y. and will report to
| the Army Medical School for course of
| instruction.
| First Lieut.. Ernest F. Slater Medical
| Reserve Corps. is honorably discharged
from the service of the United States.
to take effect October Is. 1910. his serv-
| ices being no longer required.
First Lieut.. Mark D. Weed, Medical
Corps. will proceed to the West Point
Military Academy. for temporary duty.
Naval Orders.
| w. IlllleHelU,
| from the Pennsylvania and wait orders
| Lieut.. r. F. Zogbaum, jr.. from New
York, n. Y. to the Pennsylvania.
Surgeon E. ]. Grow. from Naval Medi-
cal School. Washington, D c., to the Sol
| ace.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ". H. Rennie,
to Naval Hospital. Naval academy, An
napolis, Md.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. w. Baker,
| from the Connecticut and wait orders.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon W. G. Stead
| man, from navy recruiting station. Hart
| ford, Conn.,. to the Dixie.
Passed Assistant Surgeon H. W. Smith
from Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd, to
| the Connecticut.
Naval Movements.
The Lebanon. North Dakota, Patapsco.
PatuXent and Standish have arrived at
Norfolk; the Georgia. Solace, Nebraska,
| Minnesota, Idaho. Mississippi and ver-
| mont at Hampton roads; the Wolverine
at Erie; the Des Moines at Las Palmas,
| Canaries: the Michigan at New York: the
Prairie at North river, and the Vestal
and Salmon at New York
| The Rhode Island, Virginia and Celtic
have sailed from Hampton roads for New
York; the Roe from Hampton roads for q
cruise in Chesapeake bay: the Leonidas
| from Norfolk for Boston; the Washing
ton from Talcahuano for Punta Arenas;
| the Yorktown from Esmeraldas, Ecuador,
| for Bahia de Caraquez, ECUADOR: the
Dixie from Newport for New York: the
Yankton and Culgoa from Hampton roads
| for New York: the Delaware from Hamp-
| ton roads for Tompkinsville: the Con-
| necticut from Hampson roads for New
l NIrEChur0 int f1r
Panama. and the Viper from Annapolis
! for Norfolk.
Promotions in Medical Corps.
Z A board of officers to consist of Col.
Louis A. La Garde, Medical Corps; Lieut..
| Col. William D. Crosby, Medical Corps:
! Lieut.. Col Frank r. keefer, Medical
| Corps, is appointed to meet at the ARMY
| Medical Museum building for the exam
| lmatlon of officers of the Medical Corps
to determine their fitness for promotion.