Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-29
ARMY NAVY
Army Orders.

application of Private First Class Green
T. Cox Hospital Corps. that soldier will
be placed upon the retired list.
Second Lieut.. Julian $. Hatcher. coas.
Artillery Corps. will join his company at
Fort Terry. n. Y.
The following transfers are ordered:
First Lieut. Martin Novak, from the
I'D Infantry to the 2Ath Infantry.
First Lieut.. Resolve +. Palmer. from
the oath infantry to the I'D Infantry.
BY direction of the President. and upon
application of Post 9. NJ. Serst. Gottleh
Nasahl that soldier will he Ilaced upon
the retired list.
Field Artillery. will proceed TO Atlanta.
Ga. for duty as inspector instructor of
the organized militia.
Capt Parker Hit. 10Th Infantry. vii
for temporary duty.
So much of speciak orders as directs
Mai. Edgar Jadwin. Corps of Engineers.
to proceed 10 this city and report to the
chief OF engineers for duty is amended SO
as TO direct Mai. .Jadwin, upon the expira-
ton of the leave Of absence heretofore
granted him, 10 repair 10 this city for
consultation with the chief of engineers.
and urpn the completion thereof TO pro-
coed to Nashville. Tenn. take station a:
that place. and relieve Mai Clement 4. r.
F1agler, Corps of Engineers. of the duties
now in his charge.
Leave of absence has been granted as
follows: First Lieut.. Lewis NJ. Adams.
corps OF Engineers. and First Lieut. Mar
cellus H. Thompson. Coast Artillery
Corps. one month and twenty days each
Capt. Charles F.. T. Luz. Coast Artillery
Corps. and Capt. John P, Terrell Coast
days each: Capt. Arthur /. Fuller. Coast
Artillery. Corps; First Lieut.. Felix ".
Moltow. Coast Artillery Corps: Capt.
Samuel F. Bottoms. Coast Artillery; First
Lieut.. Edward K Loughry. Coast Artil-
lery Corps. and Capt Earl Biscoe. Coast
Artillery orps. two months each: First
Lieut.. Robert &. Eddy. Coast Artillery.
one month and twenty-one DAYS. and
Capt. Mortimer Q. Bigelow, Sth Cavalry,
from July 10 to September 4. 1911: First
months: Capt. Oliver H. Dockery. jr..
18th infantry. five days, and Capt. John
l. Jordan. quartermaster. twenty days.
The following assignments of officers OF
structors of the organized militia are or
dered:
Capts. Francis c. Marshall. 18th Cav
airy, to Boston: Lincoln C. Andrews. 18th
Cavalry, to Albany. N. Y: Edwin B.
Frank NJ Caldwell, 10Th Cavalry, to
Springfield. ILL.,. and Bruce Palmer. 10th
Cavalry. to Austin. Tex: First Lieuts.
E. r. Warner McCabe. sth Cavalry. to
Atlanta Ca; ; Briee F o,; Dsqge' ID Cav
Sterling. Sd Cavalry. to Denver, Col. and
Walter W. Merrill I'd Field Artillery. II
Atlanta. Ga Sergt Martin Peters, Bat
terry F. Sd Field Artillery, to San Anto-
Mo, Tex.
Naval Orders.
Commander Fl. c. Poundstone. retired.
district to charge of the fifth lighthouse
district.
Commander c. P Eaton. retired. to in
spector of the eighth lighthouse district.
New Orleans. La.
Midshipman c. X. Bronson. orders to the
Missouri, revoked.
Midshipman N. Henderson, to the Cali
fornia.
NJ dshirman ". c. Hayes, to the Della
ware.
Midshipmen r. NJ. Doyle. jr., H. r.
Glennon, w. F. Good1ue Fl. S. Jeans and
F. C. McCord. tc the Michigan
Midsh:pmen F. +. Reynolds, Q. l.. Wolf
ard. c.. r. Jacobs B. S. Billiard and r.
P Molten jr.. to the Minnesota.
jr. J. w. Reeves and G. B. Vroom. to
the Missouri
Midshipmen E. B. Lapham f. R. Nc
Chung. G. A. Smith, Fl. f. Snow and
Midshipmen F. Loftin, II. D. McHenry,
II. L. Merring. ". ". Webster, T. Bax-
ter. r. F. Wood. F. c. Sweeney and S.
Picking. to the North Dakota.
Midshipmen p. Buchanan, F. NJ Col,
j. T. Melvin. to the South Carolina
Midshipmen c. G. McCord and j. w.
Gates. to the Maryland.
Assistant Surgeon 4. H. Dodge. to
Naval Medical School Hospital. Wash
inston. d. c.. for treatment.
Paymaster G. Conrad, from Navy De-
partment to duty Florida, navy yard. New
York.
Paymaster's Clerk l. T. Van Patten has
been placed upon the retired list of the
navy from July 1. 1911.
W. II. Crap has been appointed a pay
masters clerk in the navy. duty navy
yard. Norfolk Va.
Naval Movements.
The Helena has arrived at Shanghai.
the Burrows at Newport, the Buffalo at
Unala ska. the Arethusa at Port Arthur,
Tex: the Idaho at Philadelphia a. the
Cast.ne at Gloucester, the Standish at
Norfolk, the Mayfower at Washington
and the Paducah at Cristobal.
The Nanshan has sailed from Cavite for
Eongkong. the California. Maryland and
South Dakota from Santa Barbara for
San Francisco: the Mississippi from New
York for Rockport, Mass: the rairie
from Philadelpha for San Juan, the
Delaware from Portsmouth. Eng for
Boston, and the West Virginia from
Santa Barbara for Tacoma.
Resignation of Lieut.. Simons.
The resignation of Second Lieut. Robert
S Simons, United States Marine Corps.
has been accepted. Lieut.. Simons is from
South Carol:n ma. and has been stationed at
the Naval Academy. Annapolis. lie was
appointed in August, 1900.
To Encourage Naval Inventions.
To encourage the development of the in
ventive faculty among naval officers. Rear
Admiral 'Tw.ning. the new chief of ord
nance, has created board of experts
who will pass upon the merits of all de-
vices or processes pertaining 10 the ar
NOR or armament OF ships, torpedos,
shells. high explosives and the like. ANY
officer having paI ticuIar ability in the de-
velopment of ordnance ideas can submit
his inventions to this board. If they are
found to be meritorious and promise to be
useful arrangements will be made with
him for the right to employ them in the
navy upon fixed royalty. IL Is expected
that this will prove great incentive to
q number Of officers who have heretofore
RETAINED from bringing forward their in
ventions for the lack CT pcciaiary reward
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