Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02
ARMY NAVY
Army Orders.

sultation with regard to the preparation
Of a small handbook of instructions for
officers as to the ply siology. pathology
and care of the feet OF soldiers and the
construction and fitting OF military shoes.
Capt Dan T. Moore. Field Artillery. on
leave OF absence at York Ilarbor. Me.
will report at Governors Island. n. Y.
for duty during the Connecticut maneu-
yer campaign.
Capt. James B. Gowen. 10th Infantry
at Admission Ala. will proceed to Gov
errors Island. y. Y. for duty pertaining
to the Connecticut maneuver campaign
The following changes in the stations
of officers of the Medical Corps are
ordered:
First Lieut. Edgar D. Craft from the
Walter Reed General Hospital to Fort
du Pont Del
First Lieut.. Frederick II. Foucar. from
Fort du Pont. Del. to the general hos
pital Hot Springs. Ark. relieving Capt
Nelson Gapen. who will proceed to Bos-
ton.
Fort Ethan Allen. VT. to the Preside Of
Sen Francisco. Cal.
The following named officers are detail
ed to enter the next class al the Mounted
Service School. Fort Riley. Kan:
Second Lieut.. Jonathan NJ Wainwright
Gee. I'd Cavalry: John 4. Barry. ID Cav
airy: William r. Tavlor 3d Cavalry:
George F.. Nelson. Sd Cavalry. and
Charles w Stewart. 9Th Cavalry. Second
Lieut.. Sloan Doak. 9Th Cavalry. First
Lieut.. Stanley Koch. 9Th Cavalry. Sec
ond Lieuts. William ". Erwin. 9TH Cav
airy: Paul c. Raborg. 9th Cavalry: Edgar
NJ. Whiting. 10th Cavalry: Edwin X. Van
Densen 10th Cavalry; Richard H. Kim
18th Cavalry. and William II. Garrison.
jr.. 10Th Cavalry First Lieuts Frederick
9. Turner. 12fh Cavalry. and William w.
West. ir.. 18th Cavalry. Capt. Ola w.
Bell. 18th Cavalry. First Lieuts. Arthur
Foster 18th Cavalry. Second Lieut.. 10
seph PASSENGER. jr.. 18th Cavalry First
Lieuts. Harold s Navlcr. LIST Field Ar
tilerv. and William H. Rucker. I'd Field
Goetz. I'd Field Artillery. and First
Lieuts. Henry S. Kilbourne. jr.. 18th Field
Artillery: William McCleave. 4th Field
Artillery. and Telesphor q. Gottschalk.
9TH Field Artillery.
Mai Bailey X Aet.ford. Medical Cor,s.
will renair to this city about September
-. 1912 for special instruction with ref
erence 70 the prepare ton and adminis.ra-
ton OF the vaccine against bubonic
plague.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Capt William r. Davis, Medical
Corps
Maj Arthur S. Conklin. Coast Artillery
Corps. is detailed a member Of the
General Staff Corps. Mai conklin will
repair to this city for duty
Leave OF absence for fifteen days is
granted Lieut. Col. Guy Carleton. cav
airy. unassigned
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Capt. Robert l.. Richards. Med
icai Corps.
Maj. Daniel B. Devore. General StaIf.
will proceed to Governors Island. y. Y.
for duty pertaining to the Connecticut
campaign.
Leave OF absence for two months is
granted Maj William r. Eastman, Med
ical Corps
Leave of absence for three months.
with permission to 20 beyond the sea is
granted Capt. Richard /. Mckenney.
Coast Artillery Corps.
The following named officers will pro-
coed to Bridgeport. Conn. for duty as
aeroplane observers and assistants to the
aviators: Capt. Frederick B. Hennessy. I'd
Field Artillery. and First Lieuts. Harry
ger. Coast Artillery Corps.
Naval Orders.
Rear Admiral E. A. Fiske. from com
mand Sd division to command LIST di-
vision
Rear Admiral " r. Usher, from COM
mand 4th division TO command ID di-
vision.
Rear Admiral c. MGR. winslow, from
command I'd division to command Sd d.
vision.
Rear Admiral F. F. Fletcher. to COM
ma nd 4th division.
Capt. Joseph Strauss has been COM
missioned.
Lieuts. f. s. Armstrong and Lieut.. r.
=. Craft. from the Missouri to the Louis
lana.
Lieuts. r. F. Zogbaum and l.. II. Lacy.
from the Louisiana to the New Jersey.
Lieut.. !. c. Bogart and Lieut.. Junior
gradel G. x. Davis. from the Mississippi.
home and wait orders
Lieuts Ljunior gradel Frank Russell and
c. G. Gill. from the Rhode Island to the
Florida.
Chaplain l.. y. Taylor. from the South
Dakota to the Pennsylvania
Chief Boatswain Stephen Mccarthy.
from command Potomac to connection
fitting out Ontario and in command
when commissioned.
Boatswain F. G. Mehling. to COM
mand Potomac.
Boatswain Bertram David. to Naval
Academy. Annapolis, Md.
Boatswain Frank Hindrelet, to In
trepid.
Chief Machinist J. R. Likens. to On
tario.
Machinist W. P. Davis. to home.
wait orders
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sippi to Sonoma.
Lieut. Commander V. s. Houston,
from command Elcano. to naval sta
ton. Olongapo. p. I.
Lieut. Sinclair Cannon. from Sara
toga, to command Elcano
Lieut.. tjunior grade) e. A. Wood
ruff, to Dale.
Lieut.. tjunior grade) a. R. Ware.
tr. from Helena. home. wait orders
Ensign III. A. Mcclure. from Monte
rey. to Helena.
Paymaster Clerk r. f.. Ames, ap-
pOintment revoked.
Naval Movements.
The Petrol has arrived at Puerta
Plata. the Hannibal at New York the
Caesar al Portsmouth, ~ H.: the TIA
coma at Guantanamo. the Alabama and
Culgoa 81 Newport and the Mississippi
and Patuxent 1T Philadelphia
The Potomac has sailed from Wash
inston for Indian Head, the Prairie
from Guantanamo for Philadelphia the
Kentucky from Norfolk for Phila-
delphia. the Nashville from Puerta
Plata for Guantanamo. the Tennessee
and Montana from Philadelphia for
Newport, the Tanning from Norfolk
for Newport. the Sterling from Boston
for New York and the Whipple Hull
Diego for San Pedro.
Marine Corps Orders.
Col. J. Fl. Pendleton. from headquarters
Marine Corps. TO command marine bar
racks. Portsmouth. n. II.
Maj. NJ J. Shaw. from marine barracks