Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-24
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

The leave of absehce granted: Capt.
Frank Geere, = Coast Artillery Corps. is
extended fourteen days.
Capt Oliver L. Spauidng. jr.. Field Ar
tillery. will proceed to Richmond, Va, on
official business pertaining to the instruc-
ton of the Field Artillery organizations
of the organized militia of Virginia.
Capt. John S. Fair. 4th Cavalry. is re-
lieved from duty at the Army War Col
| lege and will join his regiment
Capt. William III. Tobin, Quartermaster
| Corps. is assigned to the 6Sth Company,
Coast Artillery Corps.
+ The retirement of Chaplain Henry
Swift. 18th Cavalry, is announced
By direction of the President, and upon
| the application of Ordnance Sergt. John
Under. that soldier will be placed upon
the retired list
| Capt. Fred c. Doyle. Quartermaster
| Corps (paymaster). is relieved from detail
in chat corps, and is attached to the 1st
| Field Artillery.
Maj. Theodore B. Hacker, Quartermas-
| ter Corps, will proceed to East Boston,
| Mass thence to Port Clyde, Me-, for the
purpose of witnessing the packing of can
| ned goods at the places named.
II Private George Proctor, Hospital Corps,
| West Point. n Y, will be sent to the
Walter Reed General Hospital for duty.
| Capt. Tilman Campbell. Quartermaster
! Corps (commissary). is relieved from de-
tail in that corps. and attached to the LIST
Field Artillery.
| Capt. Ira L. Reeves United States
| Army, retired, is detailed as professor of
military science and tactics at the Uni
| versity of Vermont. Burlington. VT, vice
Capt. Harold l.. Jackson, United States
Army, retired. who is relieved
| BY direction of the President and upon
| the application of Sergt. Henry +. Stod-
dard. Hospital Corps. that soldier will be
| placed upon the retired list.
! The leave of absence heretofore granted
| Second Lieut. John S. Singleton, Sd In
| fantry, is extended twenty days.
The names of Capt. Richard H. Nc
| Master. 9Th Field Artillery. and First
Lieut. Levi G. Brown, 9th Cavalry. are
placed on the list of detached officers
| and the names of Capt. Dan T. Moore
Field Artillery, and First Lieut.. Robert
NJ. Campbell, Cavalry, are removed there
| from Capt. Moore Is assigned to the
| 9TH Field Artillery and Lieut.. Campbell
is assigned to the 9th Cavalry.
Naval Orders.
| Lieut.. W. TT. Booth, from command the
/ Wilkes to the Baltimore.
| Lieut.. Gunior srade) W. w. Lawrence,
| from New Jersey to two months sick
leave.
! Lieut.. Gunio gadel G. l.. Caskey. from
| the North Dakota to the Naval War Col
lege
! Lieut.. Cunior grade> l.. f.. Bratton,
|
| cate general. Navy Department
| Ensign f. +. Gibson, from the Missouri
! to the Sterett.
| Ensign c. b: Mayo. to Naval Academy,
| Annapolis, Md.
| Medical Director H. c. Beyer, from
command Naval Medical School, home,
| await orders
Medical Director j. d. Gatewood, to
| command Naval Medical School.
| Asst. Paymaster w. +. Norman to bu-
| reau of supplies and accounts
| Professor of Mathematics s. J. Brown.
from Naval Academy to board on naval
| ordnance, Navy Department.
| Professor of Mathematics II. NJ. Paul,
| from Naval Academy; await orders.
| Paymaster's Clerk g. NJ Eyferth to the
| Idaho
| Paymaster's Clerk F. E. Herbert, to the
Virginia.
| Paymaster's Clerk NJ j. Dambacher, to
the Mississippi.
Naval Movements.
The Oneida has arrived at Charleston,
| the PatuXent at Newport, the Yes
| tai at Boston. the Saturn at Ii
| huron, the Baltimore and torpedo flo
| tilla at Hampton roads and the Whipple,
! Perry, Preble Stewart and Hull at Santa
| Barbara.
The Brutus has sailed from BluefieldS
f.! for Guantanamo. the Ontario from Phil
| adelphia for Newport and the New Jer-
| sey. Nebraska Idaho and Celtic from
| Newport to sea for exercises.
| The Ontario has been assigned to duty
| with the Atlantic fleet.