Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-25
.ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

BY direction Of the President the fol.
lowing named officers are detailed as
majors Porto Rico Regiment of In
fantry:
Capt Alvan c. Read. 18th Infantry,
vice Capt William NJ. Morrow, infan.
try. relieved.
Capt. Howard c. Price, 5th Infantry,
vice Capt Merch B. Stewart, infantry,
relieved.
granted Capt. Frank J. Morrow, 18th
Infantry.
Leave Of absence for two months
with permission to go beyond the sea,
is granted First Lieut. Charles a.
bravo. Signal Corps.
PAY Clerk Frank E. Parker. Quarter
| masters Corps. at Washington, d. G..
will proceed to Fort Monroe. Va. for
duty.
Leave of absence for one month on
surgeons certificate Of disability Is
granted Capt. Fred w. Hershler. U. s.
A., retired.
BY direction Of the President Capt
Merch B. Stewart, infantry, is relieved
Regiment of Infantry and will join the
company to which he may be assigned
Capt. John w. Craig, cavalry. is re-
lieved from duty as inspector OF the
Philippine Constabulary and will join
the troop to which he may be assigned
Each of the following named officers
is relieved from his present duties and
will Join the battery to which he may
be assigned:
Capts. Walter v. Cotchett, field ar
Artillery Corps
Can't. Chalmers G. Hall, 5th Cavalry
is relieved from his present duties and
is detailed for service in the Quarter
masters Corps in Hawaii, vice Capt.
William D. Chitty. who will join the
troop to which he may be assigned.
Each of the folfowing-named officers
of the Coast Artillery Corps is relieved
to which he has been assigned and will
join the company to which he may be
assigned:
Capts. Alfred Hasbrouck. John M.
Dunn. Edmund T. Weisel. Richard H.
Jordan. Wade H. Carpenter and John
O'Neil
Naval Orders.
Ensign o. M. Hustvedt. from the bu.
reau of ordnance to postgraduate course
Ensign E. c. Sweeney, from the Della
ware to the Hannibal.
Paymaster E. c.. Gudger, from the
navy yard, Philadelphia, Pa. to tempo
rary duty United States radio service
Arlington, Va.
Assistant Paymaster r. S. Robertson
to bureau Of supplies and accounts.
Chief Machinist F. J. McAllister, from
the West Virginia to the Oregon.
Chief Machinist ]. T. Pennycook, to the
navy yard, Philadelphia.
Chief Machinist A. T. Percival. from
the receiving ship at Mare Island, Cal.
to three months sick leave.
Carpenter F. J. Wilson, to the navy
yard. Puget Sound. Wash.
Carpenter G. p. Baker, from Pittsburgh
to home, wait orders.
Carpenter Frank WEIGH, from the re.
ceiving ship at Mare Island, Cal. to the
South Dakota.
Carpenter c. w. Lhaddock. from the
receiving ship at Philadelphia, Pa, t.
duty Wisconsin.
Carpenter Oscar Cole, from the receiv.
ing ship at New York, N. Y, to the Ken
lucky.
Carpenter NJ. NJ. Saylor, from the South
Dakota to the Pittsburgh.
Marine Corps Orders.
Second Lieut.. ]. L. Mayer, to Marine
Officers School. Norfolk.
Naval Movements.
The Helene has arrived at Hankow
the Worden at New York. the Vermont
at Hampton roads, the CT at Newport
the Denver at Tobolobampo, Mexico. the
Jarvis at Norfolk. the Nero and Justin al
Mare Island.
The Tennessee has sailed from Gibral-
tar for Malta, the Montana from Gibral.
tar for Port Said. the Ajax from Girls
tobal for Charleston, the Beale from Nor
folk for Washington, the Cumberland
Sonomah and Ontario from New York
for Guantanamo, the Florida and North
Dakota from Charleston for New York
and the Utah, Delaware, Virginia, Rhode
Island, Georgia, New Hampshire, ILL.
nois. Idaho and Ohio from Charleston
for Hampton roads.