Evening star., 1911-08-18
ARMY -NAVY
Army Orders.


La. and will return to his proper station.
Jefferson barracks. Mo.
First Lieut.. c. Emery Hathaway. 9th
Cavalry. is relieved from treatment at
the General Hospital. Fort Bayard, n.
NJ, and will join his regiment.
BY direction of the President. and upon
the application of First Sergt Edgar
Donley. 18th Recruit Company, that sol
Capt. Harold P. Howard. quartermas-
ter. will proceed to Terry. Mont. on Of
ficfal business pertaining to the inspection
and purchase of horses.
Capt. William H. Bertsch, quartermas-
ter. to duty at San Francisco.
Capt. Francis c. Marshall. cavalry. will
proceed to Concord. n. H.: Peterboro. n.
H.; Providence, r. L.; New Haven and
Hartford, Conn. on official business per-
tanning to the organized militia.
Naval Orders.
Commander A. Rust, to bureau of ord
nance. Navy Department.
Lieut. Commander A. F. H. Yates has
been placed upon the retired list of the
navy.
Lieut. G. 4. Beall. jr.. from the navy
yard, Portsmouth, n H. to the bureau
of navigation. Navy Department.
Lieuts. l.. c. Farley w. s. McClintic
and j. w. Wilcox. jr... from the navy
rife team to Naval Academy. Annapolis,
Md.
Lieut. E. C. Oak, from the Chester to
home and wait orders.
Ensign r. c. Griffin, from the navy
rifle team to the Idaho.
Ensign Z. G. Allen, from the navy rifle
tea to the Florida.
Ensign w. F. Amsden. from the navy
rifle team to the Mississippi.
Ensign F. A. l.. Vossler. from the navy
rife team to the Eagle.
Ensign w. Smith. from the navy rifle
team to the Connecticut.
Ensign w. D. Brereton. from the navy
rife team to the New Hampshire
Ensign j. James, from the navy rife
team to the Minnesota.
Ensign H. ]. Knerr, from the navy rifle
team to the Lamson.
Ensign f. w. Strother. from the Lam
son to the Utah.
Midshpman F. Bradley, from the Hart
ford to the Michigan.
Midshipman NJ. s. Brown, from the
Hartford to the Nebraska.
Midshipman E. K. Lang. from the Hart
ford to the Virginia.
Midshipman III. s. Burdick. from the
Monaghan to the Eagle.
Midshipman II. o. Roesch, from the
Hartford to the Colorado.
Chaplain c. II. Dickins, from the navy
yard. Portsmouth, N. H., and granted
sick leave six months.
Chief Machinist l.. Grossenbaker, to
Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va. for treat
ment.
Marine Corps Orders.
Col George Richards and Capt. L. McC.
Little. one months leave.
First Lieut.. II. w. Stone, from marine
barracks, Portsmouth, to L. S. s. North
Carolina.
First Lieut. John Dixon. from recruit
ing duty. Chicago, to recruiting duty.
Baltimore.
First Lieut. +. B. Farquharson. from
marine barracks. Philadelphia, to re-
cruiting duty, Boston.
Lieut.. Col. c. G. Long, from marine
barracks. Portsmouth, to Army War Col
lege.
Boston, to Army War College
Maj. NJ. ]. Shaw, from advanced base
| school. New London. to marine barracks.
Portsmouth.
Capt. c. B. Hatch. from naval prison.
Boston. to marine officers school, Port
Royal.
Maj. Henry Leonard, from naval prison.
Portsmouth, to marine barracks. Phila
delphia.
Maj. A. w. Catlin. from marine bar
racks. Philadelphia, 10 U. S. S. Connec-
ticut.
Maj c. C. Thorpe. from L. S. s. Con-
necticut, to naval prison. Portsmouth.
Important Artillery Corps Changes.
|. Changes in assignments and stations of
officers of the Coast Artillery Corps are
ordered as follows: =
Col. Robert H. Patterson, from duty at
Fort Banks Mass, to await retirement.
| Col. Adam Shaker. from Fort Howard,
| Md. to Fort Banks, Mass. and assume
command of the artillery district of Bos-
ton.
| Col. Henry II. Ludlow, from Fort Cas-
| well, n. e., to Fort Moultrie, S. c., and
assume command of the artillery district
| of Charleston.
| Col. Frederick S. Strong, from Fort
Totten, n. Y. to Fort Monroe, Va, and
| assume command of the artillery district
of Chesapeake bay and of the Coast
Artillery School.
Col. Warren p Newcomb, from Fort
Williams, Me, to Fort Stevens, Greg,
and assume command of the artillery
district of the Columbia.
Col. Clarence p Townsley. from Fort
Monroe Va, TO Fort Williams, Me- and
| assume command of the artillery district
of Portland.
Lieut.. Col. Adelbert Cronkhite, from
coast defense officer. eastern division. to
Fort Totten. N. Y. and assume command
Of the eastern artillery district of New
York
Lieut.. Col. Stephen NJ. Foote, from Fort
Stevens. Greg, to Fort Howard Md. and
assume command of the artillery district
of Baltimore.
Lieut. Col Charles A. Bennett, from
Fort Terry, n. Y, to Fort Caswell, N. c.,
and assume command of the artillery dis
trict Of Cape Fear
| Lieut.. Col. Willoughby Wake, from
Fort Flagier, Wash, to Fort Strong
| Mass.
Lieut.. Col. John D. Barrette. from Fort
Moultrie, s. c.. to eastern division as
coast defense officer. .....s
| /. Mai. John L. Hayden. from Fort Mon
roe. Va, to Fort Flagler, Wash.
Maj. Daniel w. Ketcham, from Fort
Strong. Mass, to Fort Warren, Mass.
| Maj. William Chamberlaine, from Fort
Warren, Mass, to Fort Monroe, Va.
Changes in Engineer Corps.
| Changes in the stations and duties of
officers of the Corps of Engineers are
| ordered as follows:
| Second Lieuts. Frederick S. Strong. jr.
Creswell Darlington William c. Sherman,
Daniel d. Pullen, Carey Fl. Brown. Oscar
N Sohlberg. Beverly c. Dunn, Donald
II. Connolly. Raymond F. Fowler. David
| McCoach. jr., and James G. b. Lampert,
from Pittsburgh. Pa, to the Engineer
School. Washington barracks.
| First Lieut.. Frederick B. Downing,
| from the 1st Battalion Of Engineers.
Second Lieuts. Francis c. Harrington.
John NJ. Wright. Earl North. Lindsay
c. Herkness and Albert K. b. Lyman.
| from the Engineer School, Washington
barracks. to the 1st Battalion OF Engi-
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