Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.


Col. Charles H. Hunter, Coast Artillery
Corps, will report to Col Stephen c. Mills,
inspector general, president Of an army
retiring board at Governors island, n. T.;
leave for two months, upon arrival In
the United States, granted Capt. Aivord
Van p. Anderson, 18th Cavalry; the
leave granted Capt. Charles l.. fisheI,
Coast Artillery Corps, extended ten days
the retirement of Brig. Gen. Raiph w
Hoyt, United States Army, from actlve
service October 8, 1918. is announced;
Brig. Gen. Hoyt will proceed to his home:
each of the following named omcers oI
the Corps of Engineers, in addiuon 70
the duties assigned to him, is oetaieo
for consultation or to superintend tne
construction repair of any aid TO nav
igation authorized by Congress IN Inc
lighthouse district or districts specined
after his name: Maj. Charles keHer'
seventh and eighth districts, vice LIEUT..
Maj. George NJ Hoffman, thirteenth dis.
trict, to relieve Maj. Charles Keller OF
that duty and as inspector; MAI Munroe
Mcfarland, 10Th Infantry. relieved from
assignment to- that regiment; Nal harry
HI. -Bandholtz- is assigned to the 18th. In
fantry, and upon arrival in the United
States will report to his regimental COM
mander for assignment and Will proceed
to the station: Maj. Charles H. Muir, IN
fantry, win proceed to Beaver CITY,, Nep.,
for special inspection of Company ]. 9Th
Infantry, Organized Militia OF Nebraska,
October Is; First Lieut.. John =. hemp
hill, Cavalry, will make not to exceed one
visit per month until June 80, 1914, to
Cleveland, Toledo and Columbus, ONO,
and to Detroit and South Haven, Mich,
for instructing militia cavalry organiza-
tons at those places; Lieut. Col. Samuei
Reber. Signal Corps, is relieved as de-
partment signal officer Eastern Depart
ment. to take effect October 10, and will
repair to this city for duty in the ONCE
of the chief signal officer; Capt. James
A. Wilson, Medical Corps, is detailed as
a member of the board of officers to meet
at Fort Slocum, N. Y, October Ii, for
examination of applicants for appoint
ment as acting dental surgeons in place
of Col. Henry P. Birmingham, Medical
Corps, hereby relieved as member OF the
board; First Lieut.. Edward P. King, jr.,
9th Field Artillery. directed to make not
to exceed one visit per month to Savan-
nah, Ga.
Orders to Navy Officers.
Commander w. p. Scott, commissioned
from July 1; Lieuts. Gunior grade) j. w.
Rankin, A. M. Penn, C. II. Davis, NJ. J..
Peterson and T. NJ. Upton. commissioned
from June 6; Ensign C. L. Foutz, COM
missioned from June z; Passed Assistant
Surgeon j. j. A. McMullin, to navy re-
crutiing station, Buffalo, N. Y; Assistant
Surgeon j. A. Tompkins. NJ. r. c., de-
tached navy recruiting station, Buffalo, n.
Y, to home; Asst. Surg. w. S. Vented
M. H. c., commissioned from September
IS; Assistant Surgeons o. c. Foote. M.
r. c., J. d. Bobbitt. M. r. c., M. B..
Hiden. NJ. r. c., and A. e. Beddoe.s M.
r. c.. commissioned from September IL;
Assistant Surgeon C. r. Baker, NJ. r. T.,
commissioned from September Is; As
sistah Surgeon Howard Priest, NJ. r. c.,
commissioned from September H.; As
sistant Surgeon c. S. Stephenson. r.
c.. commissioned from September, II;
Gunner E. s.. Tucker to duty connecting
fitting out New York and on board when
commissioned: Chief Pharmacist p. j.
Waldner. commissioned from July 8.
Movements of Naval Vessels.
The Nashville has arrived at Guam
tanamo. Terry at Norfolk, South Dakota
at San Francisco Sylvia at Washington.
The. Solace. has sailed from Hampton
roads for southern drill grounds. Are
thusa from Key West for Guantanamo.
Rainbow, Saratoga and Cincinnati from
Chefoo for Shanghai, Galveston from
Honolulu for Guam.