Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-29
ARMY NAVY
Army Orders.

| Leave of absence for three months is
granted Lieut.. Col. Samuel w. Cunning,
adjutant general.
| Capt. David p. Cordray, infantry, is re-
| lieved from further duty on recruiting
service and VII proceed to the Walter
Reed General Hospital for observation
and treat ment.
Leave Of absanuce for twenty-eight days
| is granted Second Lieut.. Stuart c. God
| frey, Corps Of Engineers
| The following changes in assignments
| of officers of the Coast Artillery Corps
| are ordered:
| Capt. Curtis G. Rorebeck, from the 18th
| Company and will report to the artillery
| district of New London.
Capt. Hudson u. atten from duty as
| instructor at the Coast Artillery School,
Fort Monroe, Virginia, and assigned to
the 125th Company.
Capt. James ToNen. from duty on the
staff of the commanding officer, eastern
! artillery district of New York and will
proceed to Fort Monroe, Virginia for duty
as Instructor in the department of artil-
| lery and land defense.
Capt. Henry IL. Scott. from duty on the
| staff of the commanding officer. artillery
district of New London.
| First Lieut.. Scott Baker. I'd Field Ar
| tillery. is detailed for general recruiting
| service and will proceed TO Fort Nc
Dowell. California. for duty, relieving
Capt Charles 3. tone. jr., 18th Infantry,
who will rejoin his regiment
| Capt. Lorenzo ID. Gasser 10th Infantry.
| will proceed to Fort smelling, MIMI, Tor
| temporary duty.
| Col. James a. Irons, Goth Infantry. at
San Francisco. will join the I'd Battalion
of the 10Th Infantry upon its arrival there
and proceed with it To its station
The following transfers are ordered:
First Lieut.. Clifford L. l-eonori. from
the 18th Infantry to the 18th Infantry.
First Lieut.. Fred II. Baird. from the
| 18th Infantry to the 18th Infantry.
| First Lieut. Charles T. King, Medical
Corps, is assigned 10 duty the transport
| Sherman. with station at San Francisco
| Capt Thomas J. Rogers. 10th Infantry.
| will proceed to Fort Smelling, Minnesota,
| for temporary duty.
Naval Orders.
| the Hannibal.
Passed Asst Surgeon l.. {. Whiteside
| from the New Jersey to navy yard, Bos-
| ton.
Passed Asst Surgeon l. S. X. Reeves
from navy yard, Philadelphia. to the
| Iowa, Indiana and Massachusetts.
Passed Asst. Surgeon S. Bacon. from
command Naval Hospital Port Royal. 5
c., to naval disciplinary barracks and
additional duty Naval Hospital, PORT
| Royal. S. e.
Passed Asst Surgeon ID. H. Noble, t.
| navy yard. Philadelphia
| Passed Asst Surgeon f.. .. j. Eytinge
| from the South Dakota to the Cincinnati
| Passed Asst. Surgeon J. X. Dykes, iron
| Naval Hospital, Mare Island. Cal, to the
South Dakota.
| Passed Asst. Surgeon G. j. Holeman, &c
| navy recruiting station, lndianapoiis
Ind
| Passed Asst Surgeon T. w. Raison
from navy recruiting station, 1ndianapo
lis Ind, to the Florida.
| Passed Asst. Surgeon w. b. Smith
| resignation accepted to take effect Oc
tober l, 1911.
| the Indiana Iowa and Massachusetts t
| the New Jersey.
Asst Surgeon A. B. Cecil, resignation
| accepted to take effect October 1, 1911.
Marine Corps Orders.
Can't. ]. c. Breckenridge, fifteen days
leave.
Capt. D. 3. Wills. A. P. NJ, one months
leave.
Capt. J. II. A. Day. from Naval War
College to L. S. S. Washington.
First Lieut.. 4. p. Moses. from I. 5. ;.
Washington to Advanced Base School,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Capt. W. w Low, twenty days leave.
Lieut. Col. T. p Kane, from head
quarters, to command marine barracks
Norfolk.
CAPT. r. o. Underwood. from marine
barracks. navy yard, Washington, TO Ad-
yanced Base School. Philadelphia.
First Lieut. E. b. Cole, one month
leave