Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-25
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

ter Corps, will proceed to FL Paso. Tex.
and assume charge of the general sup
ply depot to be established at that
place
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut. Donald A. Robinson. 18th Cavalry.
is extended one month.
Capt. Daniel c. Berry. 18th Infantry.
will proceed to Fort Sam Houston, Tex,
for temporary duty.
Each of the following named officers rs
relieved from his present duty and viii
join his proper station so as TO be &C
tually present for duty with the battery
company to which assigned or at
tached or before December 10. 1912:
Capts. John w. Furlong, 9th Cavalry:
John K. Munroe. Coast Artillery Corps:
Charles r. Alley, Coast Artillery Corps;
Allen J. Greer. 10th Infantry: Hanson
b. Black. I'd Infantry. and Laurence
Halstead. 9th Infantry. and First Lieuts
Matthew A. Cross. Coast Artillery Corps:
Philip II. Worcester Coast Artillery
Corps; Royden f.. Beehe. 18th Infantry,
Robert NJ. Campbell, Cavalry. and Kerr
I. Riggs. Cavalry.
Capt. w. F. Martin recently promoted.
has been assigned to the 9th Cavalry,
and Capt II. j. Mckenney, recently pro-
NOTED. has been assigned to the 18th
Cavalry.
Relieved From Engineer School.
Changes in the stations of officers of
the Corps of Engineers are ordered as
follows:
First Lieut. Arthur r. Ehrnbeck. from
the Engineer School. Washington bar
racks d. c., to Seattle. Wash.
Second Lieuts. Frederick S. Strong. jr.,
Creswell Darlington and Beverly c. Dunn.
from the Eng .neer School, Washington
6Arr2rkS Lot Rot oil of E'no o.
neers.
Second Lieut.. Daniel Dee Pullen, from
the Engineer School Washington bar
racks. to Vancouver barracks Wash.
Second Lieuts. Carey H. Brown. Oscar
n. Sohlberg. Donald Fl Connolly. Ray
mond F. Fowler and David McCoach. jr..
from the Engineer School, Washington
barracks, d. c., to Fort Leavenworth,
Kan.
The following transfers are ordered
Capt Thomas w. Darrah. from the 9th
Infantry to the 18th Infantry: Capt.
Frank B. Hawkins from the 10Th In
| fantry to the 9th Infantry.
Sergt. First Glass Jens Christensen,
port to the president, Army Medical
School, ri 18th street northwest. this
city. for temporary duty obstruction in
X-ray work..
The resignation of Second Lieut..
! George w. Beavers jr., I'd Cavalry. has
been accepted by the President He is
granted leave of absence to October II
| 1912.
Contract Surgeon Alvin w. Schoenleber
will proceed from Ancon. Canal Zone to
this city and report at the Army Medical
School for course of instruction.
BY direction Of the President the fol-
| lowing named officers are detailed as
members Of the General Staff Corps. and
will repair to this city for duty: Majs.
William d. Connor, Corps of Engineers,
and Robert A. Brown. 18th Cavalry.
The name of Maj Frank E. Harris,
Coast Artillery Corps, is placed on the
list of detached officers. and the name
of Maj. Henry D: Todd. jr.. general staff,
| Capt. Henry H. Robert. Corps of En-
gineers, will proceed to Portland Ore.
/ for temporary duty.
| The following named officers of the
city for a course of instruction.: First
Lieuts. Bertram F.. Duckwall and Ray
| mond c. Bull.
Maj. Frank f. Harris. Coast Artillery
Corps. is detailed as member of the
| General Staff Corps vice Mai. Henry ID.
Todd, jr Maj Harris will proceed TO the
| Philippine Islands for duty. Maj. Todd
| will proceed to San Francisco, Cal.
Naval Orders.
Capt. C. c. Marsh. from command of
the Ohio to the Navy Department.
Capt. Joseph Strauss from the Navy
Department to command of the Ohio.
Ensign w. A. Shaw, from the Georgia
to the Hartford.
Ensign ]. P. Dalton, from the Arkansas
to the Hartford.
Ensign P. V. II. Weems from the North
Dakota to the Hartford.
Boatswain J. ]. OBrien from the naval
training station, Newport. r. L.. to the
Fish Hawk.
Chief Gunner Leonard Roll. from the
naval torpedo station, Newport, r. l., to
the Kansas
Chief Gunner F. w Furey from the
navy yard, Washington, d. c., to the
Kansas.
Gunner Maxwell Case. from the Kansas
and home to await orders.
Machnist T. J. Hayes. from the Georgia
to treatment Naval Hospital, Boston.
Machinist A. V. Kettels, from the navy
yard, Boston, to the Georgia.
Paymaster Clerk Robert O'Hagan, to
the Idaho.
Torpedo boat destroyers Nos. II to 10.
inclusive, authorized by the last session
of Congress, have been assigned the fol-
lowing names: IL, O Brien; - Nicholson !:
%, Winslow; d. McDougal; ID. Cushing
o6, Ericsson.