Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-18
ARMY-NAVY
Army Orders

| Capt. Francis A. Pope. Corps of En-
gineers. will proceed to New York city
| for duty.
| tiIlery Corps, Is detailed for duty in the
!, Signal Corps.
| BY direction of the President. and upon
| the application OF Cook Louis J. Fisher,
Troop c. eth Cavalry. that soldier VIII De
placed upon the retired list.
| BY direction of the President. ana upon
| the application of Quartermaster Sergt.
| Edward O'Bren. 10th Infantry. that SOL
der will be placed upon the retired list
/ A board OF officers to consist OF Capt.
Frank c. Boiles. auartermaster. and Capt
| Lloyd l.. Smith. Medical Corps, Is ap-
| pointed to meet in this city FOR the pur-
: pose OF examining Post Quartermaster
Army. retired. for appointment as super
| ;ntendent of a national cemetery.
Capt. William Nick. Lamhdin is re-
| lieved from detail in the quartermaster
| department and is detailed for service In
| the pay department.
Capt. Raymond 8. Pratt is relieved frou,
| detail in the pay department and is de-
| tailed for service in the Quartermaster
department. Capt Pratt will proceed TO
| Fort Reno. Oklahoma, for duty:
| Leave OF absence for one month is
| granted Second Lieut. Richard +. Cum
Minis. 10th Cavalry.
| Leave Of absence for one month and
| fifteen days is granted Maj. Charles X.
| Reynolds. Medical Corps.
| Leave of absence for one month Is
| granted First Lieut.. Frank s. Bowen,
| Goth Infantry.
sergt William smalldon. Company E.
| enworth. Kansas. Is transferred as
second-class private to Company A. LIST
Battalion Of Engineers. at Washington
barracks. District of Columbia
Leave of absence for two months Is
granted Capt. Paul B. Malone. general
STAFF.
Capt William Nick Lambdln. paymas-
ter. will proceed to New York city for
| duty.
Leave of absence to July 81. 1912 ia
Field Artillery.
Naval Orders.
| Lieut.. H. G. Fuller, Lieut.. Junior
grade) D. w. Fuller and Ensign J. j.
Manning. from the Rhode Island and
wait orders.
Ensign F. F. Reynolds, to the Mime
| sofa.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. w. Shep-
ard. from the navy recruiting station.
| Cleveland, Ohio, to the navy yard. Puget
Sound. Wash.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon j. A. B. Sin
| clair has been commissioned.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Roy Cuth-
berson. to the navy recruiting station.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Assistant Surgeon f. p. Halton, from
the Naval Hospital. Puget Sound, Wash.
| to the Alert.
Assistant Paymaster j. P. OMara, to
| the kearsarge.
Assistant Paymaster o. d. Conger, from
the ekarsarge to the Tacoma.
Boatswain Dallas Wait. to New York
Shipbuilding Company, Camden. NJ j..
| connection Sonoma
| Boatswain Edmund De,avy, from the
receiving ship at New York. n. Y. to
New York Shipbuilding Company. Cam
den. n. j.. connection Ontario.
| Chief Machinist Henry Lobtz. from the
navy yard. Norfolk. Va. to the Virginia.
| Chief Machinist j. J. Cullen. from the
Virginia to home. wait orders.
Machinist J. D. Edwards, to the navy
| Paymaster's Clerk W. J. Smith, ap-
pointment revoked.
Paymaster's Clerk n. R. Wade. to the
! Denver.
Naval Movements.
The Sterling has arrived at New Lon
don; the Scorpion at Odessa: the Chicago
at Boston; the Prairie at CristobaI and
the Ajax and Tallahassee at Norfolk.
| The marblehead has sailed from Brem-
| erton for Victoria, B. c.. the Vulcan
from Sewall point for Norfolk. and tne
Hector from Key West for Hampton
| roads
| The batt;eship Alabama was ordered
into full commission today to take the
place of the New Hampshire. which is
| laid up for repairs on account of the re-
| cent collision with the Commonwealth.
While in dock the New Hampshire will
| form a part OF the first reserve.
| The flag of the commander Of the
| third division. United States Atlantic
fleet. has been transferred from the
Georgia to the Rhode Island.