Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-21
ARMY NAVY
Army Orders.

| AIuy OIoSIS.
! Private James E. HepIer. Hath COM
pany. Coast Artillery Corps. now sta
toned at Fort Moultrie, S. c., Is trans
ferred to the 18th Company. Coast Ar
tilery Corps. that post.
| Leave of absence, to take effect on or
about May 10. 1911, and to terminate at
such time as will enable him to sail for
| the Philippine Islands on the transport
to leave San Francisco. Cal. on or about
June ). 1911. is granted Veterinarian
Burton a. SecIey, I'd Field Artillery.
granted Capt. George S. Goodale. infan-
try. TO take effect upon his relief from
duty at the Mississippi Agricultural and
| Mechanical College, Agricultural College.
Miss.
| Capt. Walter NJ. Wilhelm. ordnance de-
partment. will make not to exceed two
visits to the Watertown arsenal, Water
| town. Mass. on official business per-
department, and upon the completion Of
the duty enjoined will return to his
proper station after each visit.
Recruit Harry J. Spinnehoern. cavalry.
having become disqualified for service in
character through his own misconduct,
will be discharged without honor from
the army by the comma nding officer of
| that depot
| Sergt Lewis I. Mckinney. Mounted
Service School detachment, Fort Riley,
| Kan, will be sent to San Antonio. Tex.
with orders to report upon arrival to
the commanding general, the maneuver
| division. to relieve Sergt. James D. Wild
den, Mounted Service School detachment.
! Sergt. Whidden upon relief will be sent
| to Fort Riley, with orders to report upon
arrival to the commanding officer for
duty.
Recruit Pearl " Morehcad. Coast Ar
tiilery Corps. now in the hands of the
civil authorities, having enlisted under
false pretenses. will be discharged with
out honor from the army.
| Private First Glass Ernest C.. Richards
| Hospital Corps. recruit depot, Fort Slo-
cum. n. Y, will be discharged from the
army by purchase.
Private Joseph G. Jolly, Company I. 10Th
| Infantry. now at the recruit depot, Fort
Mcdowell, Cal. is transferred to the 3Otl,
| Infantry. He will be sent to the Preside
of San Francisco. Cal. for assignment to
a company.
his own application. Principal Musician
Thomas Crimmins. band 9th Infantry, will
be placed upon the retired list.
| Capt. Richard p. Rifenberick, jr., United
States Army, retired. with his consent is
| assigned to active duty and is detailed
for general recruiting service. He will
proceed to Columbus barracks. Ohio and
report for instruction for a period of ten
days in the methods of examining re-
| cruits.
Naval Movements.
The Paul Jones and Goldsborough have
arrived at San Diego. the Pontiac at
New York. the Perkins at Hampton roads
and the Paulding. Drayton. Terry, Roe,
Mccall and Arethusa at Solomons Island
The Brutus has sailed from Hampton
roads. for Boston; the Rocket. from Nor
| folk for Washington, and the Saturn,
from San Diego for Mare Island.
Naval Orders.
! Lieut.. Commander II. C. Kuenzli, to
duty as engineer officer, navy yard, Ports
mouth, n. III.
| Midshipman T. l.. McCauley, detached
duty the Louisiana. to duty the Burrows.
| Medical Director j. c. Boyd, placed
upon the retired list Of officers Of the
navy from June /.
Passed Assistant Paymaster W, L. F.
Simonpietri. detached duty naval station.
| New Orleans. La. to duty the Missouri.
| Passed Assistant Paymaster c. E. Par
sons, detached duty navy yard. Norfolk,
Va, to duty naval station, New Orleans,
La, as general storekeeper.
| Passed Assistant Paymaster \. w.
Grant, to duty the Massachusetts.
Passed Assistant Paymaster r. H.
Brooke, detached duty naval station,
Newport, r. l.. to duty the Maine.
detached duty the Massachusetts,, and
will continue other duties.
Assistant Paymaster II. l.. Beach, de-
tached duty the Missouri, and will con-
| tinue other duties.
| Civil Engineer A. c. Lewerenz, to home
| and wait orders.
Paymasters Clerk r. r. Bolles, ap-
pointment as paymasters clerk in the
navy. duty naval station, Newport, r. l.,
revoked.
Paymaster's Clerk G. P. Seifert, ap-
pointment as a paymaster's clerk in the
navy, duty naval station, New Orleans,
La, revoked.
Paymaster's Clerk H. II. koppang, ap-
pointed a paymaster's clerk in the navy,
duty the Indiana.
The United States steamship Paragua
was placed out Of commission at the
naval station, Cavite, r. J., April 10.
The United States steamship Monad-
mock was placed in commission in re-
serve at the naval station. Cavite. P. l..
April 10.