Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-03
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ARMY-NAVYs
Army Orders.

| Corps. detailed in the par department.
VIII proceed to San Francisco Cal. and
take the transport on or about Decemeer
to the commanding general, Philippines
division. for service.
Leave OF absence for two months to
take enect on or about October IL. ID
granted Capt. William l., Hart, Medical
Corps. sf.~s
MAJ. William B. Rochester. paymaster.
VIII proceed to New York city. and re-
port to the eastern division for duty
"a "a oC 1h OF ofhcers. to consist OF Leu.
MAI. Joseph H. Ford, Medical Corps;
MAJ: Charles Gerhardt, 10th Infantry;
capt. Ethelbert L. D. Brecknridge. 1Oth
Infantry. aud Capt. James j. Mayes, 1Oth
Panama Canal Zone at 10 o'clock am,
november IA, or as soon thereafter as
practlcaDie, to conduct examination OF
applicants for commissions in volunteer
forces. 10 determine their qualifications
Tor command Of troops with such volun-
teer forces.
Maj. Kenneth Morton, ordinance de-
partment, will make not to exceed three
S visits per month during October Nove IN.
per and December to the works OF the
Mills Woven Cartridge Belt Company.
Worcester Mass, to inspect material IN
process OF manufacture for the ordnance
department.
sergt William A. Kesselring. Hospital
sam Houston, Tex, will be sent to the
for duty
;, BY direction of the Rse.,dsae the t re-
United States Military Academy. from
active service October 2, 1911. under the
requirements Of the act Of Congress ap-
proved June 30. 1882. is announced Prot
Ti ai,aa,n,o will proceed to his home ,o,,
Brewer. Coast Artillery Corps, appointed
October 1 from electrician sergeant first
class. Coast Artillery School Detachment.
now at the Coast Artillery School. Fort
Monroe, Va, will report to that post for
duty.
Electrician sergt First Glass Thornton
A. I-emaster. Coast Artillery School De-
tachment appointed October from
cesst Artery corps now st Fort
roe, Va. will report to that post for duty
at the Coast Artillery School.
First Class Private John F. Curry Signal
Corps. now at Dahlgres, ILL.,. will be dis
Maj Andre w. Brewster, inspector gen
eral. is detailed as member of the
board of officers. vice Maj. Walter. II.
Gordon. inspector general. relieved from
detail as member of the board.
Each Of the following-named officers
is relieved from duty at the Army Serv-
ice Schools. Fort Leavenworth. Kan, to
take effect on the date specified after his
name. and will then proceed to join his
proper station:
Capt. Harry A. Smith, infantry. unas-
signed. March 1. 1912.
Capt. LIE Roy Eltinger 1t5h Cavalry.
January I, 1912
First Lieut.. Walter Kruege. infantry.
unassigned. April 4. 1912
First Lieut.. John j. Burleigh, 22d In
fantry. is detailed for general recruiting
service. He will proceed to Fort Sloeum,
N. Y. and report to the ofiicer Of the
for ctr n nQFi0d
of ten days in the methods of examining
recruits, and at the expiration of this
period will proceed TO- Albany. n. y.
and enter upon recruiting duty. relieving
fantry. recruiting officer. who upon being
thus relieved will return to Fort Slocum.
N. Y Lieut. Burleigh is appointed an
acting quartermaster for the time he may
remain on recruiting duty.
Private John o. Mcdonnell general
service, infantry, recruiting station. Is
Sd avenue New York city. will be dis
charged from the army by purchase.
Principal Musician Gregorio Trapolino.
band. nth Cavalry camp. United States
troops, Fort Sam Houston. Tex. is trans
ferred as private to the 14th Band. Coast
Artillery Corps. He will be sent to Fort
Screven.
Private Frank ]. Gillespie, 4th Recruit
Company. recruit depot. Fort Slocum. N.
Y. will be discharged from the army by
purchase s"f
Naval Orders. -
Capt N. r. Usher, detached duty COM
mand Michigan; to temporary duty Navy
Department., Washington, D. c..
Capt. f. E. Capehart. detached duty bu-
reau ordnance. Navy Department, WASH
ington, d. c., to duty command Michi-
gan.
Commander W. w. Gilmer, detached
ton fitting out Hannibal and duty COM
mand when placed in commission.
Commander d. w. Blamer, to duty
command Paducah.
Commander G. + voselgesans, orders
Lieut.. C. Bean, detached duty navy re-
cruitlng station, Cincinnati, Ohio; to duty
Washington as senior engineer officer.
Chaplain 81 X. Evans. detached duty
Minnesota; to duty naval training station,
San Francisco, Cal. -nstg
Boatswain j. l.. Thomas. detached duty
Washington and will wait orders.
Paymaster's Clerk H. A. Thomas, ap-
pointed a paymaster's clerk in the navy,
duty assist settlement accounts provision
and clothing depot. New York, N. Y.
Paymaster's Clerk w. A. Thomas. ap-
pointed a paymaster's clerk In the navy,
duty as clerk to the general storekeeper.
L. 8. s. Delaware.
The u. S. S. Saturn was placed out Of
service at the navy yard, Puget sound,
Wash, September 80, 1911.
The U. S. 8. Hannibal has been ordered
placed IN commission at the navy yard,
Portsmouth. N. H.. October IT, i911, or
as soon thereafter as practicable.
Naval Movements.
Potomac arrived at Norfolk: Georgia
from Boston to navy yard, New York;
Sterling arrived at Pensacola October l.:
Hector arrived at Boston October 2:
Chester from Gibraltar to Malta; Will
mington from Olongapo to Hongkong.
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