Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-17
ARMY
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Maj. Walter G. Penfield, Ordnance
Department. will make not to exceed
two visits per month during April,
May. June and July. 1911. to the works
of the Randolph Cloves Company.
Waterbury. Conn, on official business
perta lining to the inspection Of ma
terial in process OF manufacture for
the ordnance department. and upon
the completion Of the duty enjoined
will return to his proper station after
each visit
Capt. John G. workizer, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, will repair to this city and
report in person to the commandin ing
officer, Waiter Reed General Hospital.
District of Columbia. for observation
First class sergt. Albert Herman
and Corp. Ernest p kinlock. Signal
Corps. now at the recruit depot. Fort
Mcdowell, Cal, will be sent to the
Preside Of San Francisco Cal. with
commanding officer for duty.
Corp William F. Potts. 9Th Recruit
Company. recruit depot. Fort Logan,
Colo. will be discharged from the
that depot by purchase. under the pro-
visions OF General Orders. No. 1s. War
Department, January rs. 1909.
Leave Of absence for four months.
to take effect after the completion OF
the target practice Of Company:A. 2sth
Infantry. is granted Capt. Howard r
Perry. 10Th Infantry.
So much OF paragraph 10, Special
Orders. No. 81. War Department, April
Z. 1911, as relates to Private First Class
Carl Henrici Hospital Corps. is re-
voked. 80. =
Private First Class Carl HenricL
Hospital Corps. recruiting station.
Coles building. Oregon and San An
discharged from the army by the off,
Ger in charge of that station by pur-
chase, under the provisions Of General
Orders. No. 1S. War Department. Janu-
airy %. 1909.
Recruit William 7. Sauires. field ar
tiIlery, recruit depot. Fort slecum, New
York, having enlisted under false pre-
lenses. will be discharged without honor
from the army by the comma ding off,
Ger of that depot. Under paragraph 1903.
not entitled to pay or allowances and
final statements. except for deposits,
shall not be furnished him.
First Lieut.. John NJ. Hewitt. Medical
the United States military prison. Fort
keavenworth. Kan. and will proceed to
Fort LAYTON. Washington, and report in
person to the medical superintendent OF
the army transport service at that post
for duty, with station at Seattle. Wash,
relieving First Lieut.. James B. Ferguson.
Medical Reserve Corps, from duty on
the transport Dix.
Ply, Pvt. Edgar c. Womelsdorf 18th Cav
depot. Columbus barracks. Ohio. is trans
ferred to cavalry. una ssigned. that depot.
BY direction of the President, and upon
application of Sergt. Denis Moran. Conn
pany E, 18th Infantry, that soldier. upon
which he is then serving. will be placed
upon the retired list created by the act
or Congress approved March 2. 1907 He
VIII repair to his home. The quarter
masters department will furnish the
necessary transportation. 1t being i'm
practicable for this soldier to carry ra-
lions of any kind. Communication therefor
Will be paid in advance for the necessary
number OF days travel.
BY direction Of the President and rpon
the APPLICATION Of Chief Musician George
": Thornley,, band. 18th Cavalry, that
soldier. upon the receipt of this order at
the post at which he is then serving. will
be placed upon the retired list created by
the act Of Congress approved MarchS
Ieo'. lie will repair to his home. The
quartermaster department will furnish
the necessary transportation. It being
ilnpracticable for this soldier to carry
Tor Will be paid in advance for the nee
essary number Of days travel
Recruit Emil Brattlof. infantry, re-
cruit depot. Fort slocun. New York. hav-
be discharged without honor from the
army by the commanding officer OF that
depot. Under paragraph 1903, Army Reg.
uiat1ons, 1910, this soldier Is not entitle /
except for deposits. shall not be fur
nished him.
Master Signal Electrician Henry J..
Dornousl. Fort Omaha, Neb., will be
sent to San Antonio. Texas. with orders
to report upon arrival to the command
ing general, the maneuver division, for
assignment to duty with Company D,
Signal Corps.
Master signal Electrician Earl s. scho-
field. Philippine Island. will be sent on
the flsst available transport 10 the re-
crnit depot. Fort Mcdowell Cal Upon
held. Philippine Islands. will be. sent on
to San Francisco. Cal, with orders to
partment of California. for duty.
=. Master Signal Electrician George w.
carson now at the Signal Corps general
supply depot Fort Mason. Cal. viii be
sent TO San Diego. Cal. with orders to
officer, Company e. Signal Corps for
duty.
Naval Orders.
Capt. a.. V. Zane, detached duty navy
yard, Portsmouth, y. H., head depart
ment Of steam engineering. to duty as
general inspector of machinery and as
senior member. OF all boards en- chan ges
in machinery of vessels building. Atlantic
coast, New York, y. Y.
Capt. F. Fl. Bailey, detached duty as
general inspector of machinery for the
navy, to duty as inspector Of engineering
material and ordnance, eastern New
York and New Jersey district
Capt, 6. W. McEiroy. detached as in
spector of engineering material and ord
nance, eastern New-York and New Jer-
sey district, TO duty as inspector OF ma
chnery, New York Shipbuildtng Com
pany. Camden. n. j. p,
Capt. G. r. Clark detached duty COM
mand, Iowa. to duty command Minnesota.
Commander VI. s Sims. detached duty
command Minnesota, to home and wait
orders.
Lieut.. l.. F. WEIGH. detached duty
Ensign J. H. Conditt, detached duty
HopkiuS. to Naval Medical School Hos.