Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-24

Army Oroers.


lery Corps. is placed upon the list of de-
tached officers published in general orders,
No. a. March II.
First Lieut.. Gerrit S. Quackenbush,
sd Infantry. will assume charge of con-
struction work at Fort Bliss, Tex.
The following officers will proceed at
the proper time to Pittsburgh. Pa. to at
tend the annual meeting of the National
| Guard Association of Pennsylvania. De-
cember 8 and .: Lieut.. Col. Chauncey
| Il. Baker. deputy quartermaster general;
| Maj. Carl Reichmann. general staff. and
Maj. William j. Snow. Sd Field Artil-
| lery.
Second Lieut.. John S. Singleton, I'd In
| fantry, is relieved from treatment at the
| General Hospital. the Preside of San
| Francisco, and will proceed to Fort
Bayard, n. NJ. and report to the hospital
for observation and treatment.
First Lieut.. James l.. Walsh, ordnance
| department, will proceed from New York
city to Dover. n. j., and take temporary
station at the latter place for duty at
the Picatiny arsenal.
I Leave Of absence for ten days is grant
ed Second Lieut.. Chauncey st. C. Nc
! Neill. 18th Cavalry
First Lieut.. Ephraim F. Graham, 18th
Cavalry. upon completion of duty assign
ed him. will return to his station at
Fort Riley. Kan.
| An army retiring board is appointed
to meet at Camp Stotsenburg. Pampanga,
Philippine Islands. for examination of
suen n. officers as may be ordered before it:
n. Stark. Medical Corps; Maj. George
ii. Cameron, 18th Cavalry; Mai. Robert
a. Brown, 18th Cavalry: Maj. Alonzo
Gray. Cavalry: Capt. Samuel NJ. De LOT
fire. Medical Corps. The recorder of the
board will be appointed by the command
ing general. Philippines division.
First Lieut.. Harley J. Hallet, Medical
Corps will proceed to Fort Slocum, n. Y,
and report for temporary duty
Mai William J. L. LISTER. Medical
| Corps. is relieved from treatment at the
! Army and Navy General Hospital, Hot
Springs. Ark. and will join his station
The leave of absence granted First Lieut..
Thomas NJ. Foley, Medical Reserve Corps
Is extended one month.
Capt George II. jameson, 18th Infantry
| general stafo. Is placed on the list OF
detached officers. to take effect November
"a, and the name of Capt Joseph W.
| Beacham. jr.. infantry, is removed there
from to take effect November 23 Capt
Beachman is assigned to the 18th In
fantry. November "A, and will be assigned
to company and station by the COM
handing officer of that regiment. Capt
Beacham is relieved from duty at the
United States Military Academy, Decem-
Der 81
The following officers will report to
| Lieut.. Col. Edward A. Miller, 9Th Field
Artillery, president of the examining
board at Fort Riley. Kan, for examine
ton to determine fitness for promotion:
First Lieut. William F. Morrison. I'd
| Field Artillery, and First Lieut.. Scott
Baker. I'd Field Artillery
The following transfers and changes in
the stations and duties OF officers of the
Corps Of Engineers are ordered:
| Capt. Gustave r. Lukesh is transferred
from Company NJ to Company l., sd Bat
| talon OIL Engineers.
| Capt. Ernest D. Peck is transferred
from Company L to Company NJ, Sd Bat
talon of Engineers.
| Capt Warren r. Hannum is relieved
from duty under the immediate orders Of
Lieut.. Col. William c. Langf1tt and will
proceed on or about February Is to Fort
Le Lea, rn, Kan: "a and report for duty
neers. relieving Capt. w. Golf Caples.
| Second Lieut.. Stuart c. Godfrey is
transferred to Company M, Sd Battalion
Of Engineers. Lieut.. Godfrey is assigned
to duty with the I'd Battalion of Engi-
neers.
| Capt. Douglas Macarthur is relieved
| from the Sd Battalion of Engineers and
assigned to the I'd Battalion of Engf-
neers.
Capts. Gustave r. Lukesh and Laurence
" Frazier and First Lieuts. James j.
Loving. Gilbert e. Humphrey, Virgil l..
Peterson and John W. n. Schulz will pro-
coed to Manila, P. l., with headquarters
and Companies K and L. Sd Battalion of
Engineers.
Capt Michael J. McDonough. First
Lieuts. Theodore II. Dillon. Clarence S.
Ridley and Henry A. Finch and Second
Lieut.. Robert S. A. Dougherty are re-
| lieved from the Philippine Islands and
will proceed with Companies f and II. I'd
Battalion OF Engineers, to Fort Leaven-
| worth, Kan.
| First Lieuts. Harold S. Hetrick. Rich
ard Park, Chares =. Hail. Clarence l..
Sturdevant and Richard T. Coiner are re-
lieved from the I'd Battalion of Engineers
and assigned to the Sd Battalion of En-
/ gireers.
Capt. Paul S. Bond is relieved from
Company II, I'd Battalion of Engineers,
March l. and from duty in the Philippine
Islands. and will proceed from Mani a. p.
| l., on or about May IL to San Francisco,
Cal ne will proceed thence to Wash
ington. D. c.. and report to the chief of
engineers for duty.
! Capt. Warren T. Hannum and Second
| Lieuts Cleveland G.. Gee and Frank S.
Besson will proceed from Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan. to Honolulu. Hawaii ter
ritory. with Company l, Sd Battalion of
Engineers.
Lieuts Ralph H. Ward. James A. OCon-
nor and Lewis H. Watkins are relieved
from Hawaii territory and will proceed
with Company G, I'd Battalion Of Engi-
neers. to Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
| Naval Orders.
| Lieut.. L. J. Wallace, detached duty
works William Cramp & Sons. Phila-
delphia. Pa, November 81. 1911. to duty
i as assistant to the officer in charge
branch photographic Office. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Ensign W. p Hayes. detached duty
Marietta and granted leave three
months.
| Ensign W. W. Turner. detached duty
| reserve torpedo divisions. Charleston.
| S. c., December Is, 1911. granted leave
three months.
| Ensign A. II. Douglas, detached duty
New Hampshire and granted sick leave
| two months.
Surgeon A Stuart, detached duty navy
recruiting station, Hartford, Conn. to
duty naval disciplinary barracks, and
additional duty in command Naval Hos
pital Port Royal, S. c.
! Surgeon W. Seaman, detached duty
naval disciplinary barracks. Port Royal.
| 8. c., to duty Michigan.
| Surgeon r. E. Hoyt. detached duty
navy recruiting station, San Francisco,
Cal. to duty Franklin.
| Surgeon ]. J. Snyder. detached duty
Michigan. to home and wait orders.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon +. p. w.
navy recruiting station, San Francisco,
Cal
| Passed Assistant Surgeon F. NJ
| Munson, detached duty Independence, to
duty navy recruiting station, Hartford
Conn.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. W.
Baker detached duty Naval Hospital,
New York, N Y, to duty Independence.
Paymaster's Clerks w. A. Thomas and
T. s. Coulbourne, appointed paymasters
clerks in the navy, duty Delaware