Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-19
ARMY NAVY
Army Orders.

Can't Harold p. Howard, quartermas-
ter, will proceed to Hamilton, Mont. on
official business pertaining to the inspec-
ton of horses.
Leaves Of absence have been granted
as follows: Capt. L. G.. Crawford, Coast
Artillery Corps, two months: Capt. Fran
els II. Lomax. Coast Artillery Corps, one
ring, Coast Artillery Corps. three months:
Maj. George w. Goode, nth Cavalry. two
months on account Of sickness: Chaplain
John A. Randolph. 9Th Infantry: Second
Lieut.. H. w. Wagner. Sd Cavalry: First
Lieut. Peter J. Hennessey. 18th Cavalry.
two months each: Capt William F. Hase.
Coast Artillery Corps. and First Lieut.
Thomas Duncan, Coast Artillery Corps,
one month each: First Lieut.. ID. NJ. Ash
bridge. Coast Artillery Corps, twenty
days. and Lieut.. Col. l.. s. Mccormick,
cavalry. until July 20.
BY direction Of the President and upon
the application Of Sergt. Of Ordnance ST.
mon A. Sawvel. that soldier will be
placed upon the retired list.
Capt. Harrison j. Price. infantry, un-
assigned. is detailed for duty as inspector
instructor of the organized militia Of In
diana during such encampment as may
be held between June 70 and September
3, 1911
BY direction Of the President. and upon
the application of First Sergt. John Car
roll, Company c, eth Infantry. that SOL
der will be placed upon the retired list.
Naval Orders.
Capt T. F. Carter retired, from in
spection duty. Pittsburg district. to home
Commanders f. H. Schofield and c. B.
Price have been commissioned.
Lieut.. b. II. Green. from Lamson to
Asiatic station.
Lieut.. r. A. Alternately. from Culgoa
and granted leave one month.
Lieuts. w. c. Barker. jr.. and ]. p
Miller. and Lieuts. Gunior grade) Q.
Bartlett. II. G. Fuller. A. $. Hickey, j.
F. Conner. H. F. Emerson. G. E. Lake.
A. W. Fitch. F. F. Rogers and A. A.
Garcelon. jr.. have been commissioned.
Ensign L. C. Scheibla, from the Georgia
to the Lamson.
Ensign c. e. Pugh. to Naval Medical
School Hospital. Washington, D. c.. for
treatment.
Assistant Surgeon c. F. Sterne, to
naval hospital. Las Animas. Col. for
treatment.
Acting Assistant Surgeon G. NJ Maxim.
from navy recruiting station. Baltimore,
Md, to marine recruiting station, Pitts
burg, Pa
Paymaster F. S. Stalnaker and Assist
ant Paymaster A. Middleton have been
commissioned.
Naval Constructor ]. D. Beuret. to navy
Chief Boatswain w. Darlington, from
the Hancock to the Dixie
Boatswain n. A. johnson. from the
Dixie to home and await orders.
Chief Gunner T. P. Clark, to navy yard,
Boston.
Chief Machinist F. j. Korte, to navy
yard, Philadelphia.
Chief Machinist A. A. Smith. to navy
yard. Portsmouth. n. H.
Chief Machinist ]. J. Cotter, from the
.xyto 20 hAp noA ~~I>
Chief Machinists T. w. Smith and A.
H. Hawley have been commissioned.
Machinist F. Smith. from the Tacoma
to the Dixie.
Chief Carpenter F. Johnson. to the In
dependence.
Naval Movements.
The Virginia. Nebraska and Castine
have arrived at Boston: the Iowa, Indiana
and Massachusetts, at Queenstown: the
Boston at Portland, Ore: the Grayling.
Bonita. Narwhal. Salmon. Snapper. stin-
gray, Tarpon and Severn at Gloucester;
the sterett and Burrows at Hampton
roads. the Solace at Tompkinsville, the
Georgia at Provincetown, the Pennsyl-
vania at Bremerton, the Vestal at New
York. the Yankton at Newport. the Dixie
at Philadelphia. the Birmingham at Port
au Prince. the Mohawk at Tangier sound
ana the ROCKET anu StdnOlSn AT NOTIOlk
The Dolphin has sailed from Washington
for New York: the Helena. from Hankow
for Marking: the Truxtun and Hopkins
from San Diego for Mare Island: the
Washington. Montana and Chester. from
Guantanamo for Hampton roads: the
Prairie. from Guantanamo for Phila-
delphia: the Louisiana. Kansas. New
Hampshire. South Carolina and Cyclops.
from Cronstadt for Kiel: the Mayfiower.
Delaware. from Torquay. England. for
Portsmouth. England. and the Hannibal
from Newport News for Portsmouth.