Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-09
ARMY NAVY
Army Orders.

| Majs. Odus c. Horney, Edward T.
o'Hern and William A. Phillips. ordnance
department. will proceed to New York
city for the purpose of attending a meet
ing Of the joint army and navy board on
smoke!ess powder.
Each OF the following-named officers of
the 18th Infantry is relieved from his
present duty and will join his regiment:
Second Lieut.. George c. Bartlett and
Second Lieut. Merl p. SchiIlerstrcm.
First Lieut. Walter f.. Gunster. 18th In
fantry. is detailed for general recruiting
service a Dallas. Texas, relieving First
Lieut.. Fred W. Hershler: 4th Cavalry.
| First Lieut.. Edward X. Massee infantry.
is detailed as acting judge advocate Of
the Department of Mindanao. relieving
Capt. Samuel +. Ansell. who will proceed
to Vancouver barracks, Wash, for duty
as Judge advocate.
First Lieut.: William f.. Gilmore. asth
! Infantry. is detailed as chief quartermas-
ter of the camp of instruction for regu-
lar troops and militia which are to take
part i'm the joint field artillery exercises
to be held at Sparta. Wis.
granted Capt. Dwight l.. Autman, field
artillery.
| Capt. Charles G. Burt. quart srmaster.
will proceed to San Francisco.
The folowing-named officers will pro-
coed to Fort Leavenworth KAN to take
the special course for officers who are
to he detailed for duty with the organic ID
militia: Capts. Isaac c. jerks. oath In
fantry. and Hunter r. Nelson. 18th In
fantry. First Lieuts. Charles H. Morrow.
18th Infantry Walter II. johnson. sth
infantry: Charles II. Danforth I7th In
fantry. Gideon II. Williams. 18th In
fantry: Ira +. Fravel. 24th Infantry
William r. Persons. nth Infantry: r..
Jewett. LIST Infantry: Albert G. Goodwin.
18th Infantry: Charles NJ. Blackford, 18th
Infantry: Charles A. THUS. I'D Infantry
Converse r. Lewis. 10th Infantry: Elvid
! Hunt Both Infantry: Stuart \. Howard.
goth infantry: Edgar II. Steever, I'd. 2Sth
Infantry. and Edward J. Moran. I'D In
fantry: Second Iieuts. Edwin Butcher.
18th Infantry: Ambrose r. Emery. nth
| Infantry and Frederic c. Test. I'D In
fantry.
TO Duty With Organized Militia.
Each of the following named officers
is detailed for duty with the organized
| name:
Mai George ". Gatchell. Coast Ar
tillery Corps Providence, r. /.
Capt Francis T.. Lacey. jr., list Infantry,
Hartford, Conn,
Capt. Robert Alexander. 10th Infantry,
Annapolis. Md.
Capt William NJ Fassett. 18th Infantry.
Jackson. Miss.
Capt. Charles ID. Heron, 18TH infantry,
Indianapolis. Ind.
First Lieut. Stephen o. Tuqua. I'D In
fantry, Sacramento. Cal.
First Lieut. John b. Barnes. 9TH In
fantry, Montpelier. VI.
First Lieut.. Fay w. Brabson, I'D In
fantry Nashville, enn.
First Lieut.. George c. Marshall, jr.. 2ith
Infantry. Boston, Mass.
First Lieut.. Clyde b. Crusan. 4th In
fantry, Seattle, Wash.
Detailed to Joint Board.
Brig. Gen Erasmus NJ. Weaver, chief
Of Coast Artillery. has been detailed to
duty as a member of tie Joint army and
navy board of which Admiral Dewey Is
president
To Attend British Naval Review.
Capt Charles A. Cove comma nding the
battleship Delaware, is on a visit to this
city to confer with the officials of the
State and Navy departments regarding
the coming cruise of that vessel TO Eng
land to take part In the naval review in
connection with the coronation OF King
George v. Capt. Cove was personally con-
graduated by Secretary Meyer and bu-
reau officials on the record-breakinE per-
Torrance of the Delaware in making the
cruise from Hampton roads to Chile and
back to Boston and then successfully
completing her final trial trips without de-
lay or special preparation. to cap which
the vessel is now ready to start on an
other long cruise across the north At
lantiC.