Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-16
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

Second Lieut.. Herbert c. Fooks, 18th
Infantry, is detailed as professor Of
military science and tactics at the Uni
versity of Idaho. Moscow, Idaho.
First Lieut. J. Vincent Falisi, Medical
Reserve Corps, is ordered to active duty
at Fort Logan H. Roots. Ark.
Corp. Frederick D. Keedy. ordnance
department, Springfield Armory. Mass,
will be sent to the Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital.
Capt. Alexander J. Macnab. 14th In
fantry. is relieved from duty with the
army infantry team and will return to
Col. Grin b. Mitcham. ordnance de-
partment, will proceed to East Liberty
Station, Pittsburgh. Pa, to inspect
Battery i. Field Artillery, National
Guard of Pennsylvania.
First Lieut. William n. Porter, Coast
Artillery Corps, is relieved from the
18th Company, Coast Artillery Corps,
and will proceed to Fort Andrews for
duty.
First Lieut.. oliver Kinsey, jr., Medi
cal Reserve Corps, is relieved from
duty at Fort Washington. Nd. to take
effect September 80, 1919, and will then
proceed to his home.
Veterinarian Samuel G1asson. 5r., 9th
Cavalry, is relieved from treatment at
the Walter Reed General Hospital. and
will proceed to Fort D. A Russell.
Wyo., for temporary duty.
Capt. Fred 7. Austin, Sd Field Artil
Der of the board of officers app inted
for the purpose of conducting competi-
tive test of automatic machine rifles.
Capt Fred T. Austin. Sd ED Artil-
lery, is ordered to remain on duty at
Rock Island arsenal Rock Island, ILL.,.
until he shall complete his work per-
tanning to the modification of the cavalry
equipment
Private William Marcus. Troop I. 18th
Cavalry. at the cavalry camp of instruc-
ton, Winchester. Va. is transferred as
second-class private to Company {. LIST
Battalion Of Engineers. and will be sent
to Washington barracks. d. c.. for duty
Leave of absence to November 2s 1913
is granted First Lieut.. Oliver kinsey
jr Medical Reserve Corps.
The resignation by First Lieut.. Oliver
Kinsey. jr., Medical Reserve Corps, has
been accepted by the President, to take
effect November q, 1913.
Naval Orders.
Lieut. T. c. Shute, from navy yard
New York. n T., to the Connecticut.
Lieut. A. h. Atkins. from navy yard.
New York. \. Y, to the Pittsburgh.
Ensigns r. j. Valentine and n H.
Geisenhoff have been commissioned.
Ensigns ]. L. Hall, jr., and w. A.
Shaw, from the North Dakota to Reina
Mercedes.
Assistant Surgeons ". {. Espach, \.
L. Younie and j. +. y. Jones. have been
commissioned.
Acting Assistant Dental Surgeon p. G..
White. appointed from August 30. 1918
Paymaster w. r. Bovine, to navy yard.
Boston.
Passed Assistant Paymaster L. d.
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Wash.
Chaplain L. p Rennolds, from the Ne
braska to naval training station, st.
Helena. Va.
Cusachs and T. w. Johnson have
been commissioned.
Chief Gunner B. e. Staples. from Fort
Lafayette, N. Y, to the North Dakota.
Chief Gunner Hans Johnson, from the
North Dakota to naval magazine. Fort
Paymaster Clerk F. w. Hathaway, to
the WY oming.
Naval Movements.
The North Dakota has arrived at Tan
gier sound. the Yankton at Norfolk. the
roads. the Culgoa, Lebanon and Sonoma
at Lynn Haven bay; the Idaho at the
southern drill grounds, the torpedo and
submarine f1otilla at GARDENERS bay. the
Pittsburgh and Iroquois at San Diego.
the Beale at the navy yard, New York;
the Wheeling at Tampico, the Denver
at Corinto and the Nanshan at Quay
mas.
The Hancock has sailed from New York
for Philadelphia. the Tallahassee from
Washington for Tangier sound. the May
flower from Washington for a short
cruise, the Samar from Shanghai for
Kinkiang, the Abarenda from Shanghai
for Marking, the Yorktown from Topolo-
bampo for San Pedro, the Rhode Island.
New Jersey, Georgia and Nebraska from
Hampton roads for Boston: the Wyoming.
Arkansas, Delaware, Utah and Solace
from Hampton roads for New York, and
the Minnesota, Ohio and Kansas from