Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-21
ARMY NAVY.
Naval Orders.

Capt. A >. HaIStead. ITOHI SoiHiHdhu
of the California, September !, 1913. to
home and await orders.
Capt r. E. Coontz. from naval sta
tion Guam. to home and wait orders
Commander N A. McCully. from COM
mand OF the Mayhower to command of
the California
Commander A. H. Scales. from COM
mand Of the Prairie to receiving ship
at Norfolk. Va. and naval training sta
ton. St Helena, Va.
Commander II. Q. Stickney. from the
Naval Academy to command OF the
Prairie.
Commander W. d. MacDougall, from
command of the Nashville to command
of the Mayfiower.
Lieut.. Commander F. P. Baldwin. from
the Arkansas to the South Dakota.
Lieut. Commando r n Freeman.
from the Connecticut to the Pittsburgh.
Lieut.. Commander ]. T. Tomphins. to
the Naval Academy.
Essign c.. B. Platt. from the Tacoma
to the Benham.
Ensign H. E. Snow. from the Jenkins
Ensign Norman Scott. from the Idaho
to the Jenkins.
Paymaster r. H. Woods from the
navy yard. Portsmouth. y. H.. to the
navy yard. Washington, D. c.
Machinist T.. W. Debie and Chief Car
penter f. w. Craig. to the navy yard.
Philadelphia, Pa. August II. 1913.
Paymaster's Clerks J. II. Bennyhoff
and r. B. Deming. appointments re-
voked.
Paymaster's Clerk C. S. Bennett, ap-
pointed fleet pay clerk, Asiat,c feet
Pay Inspector ]. H. Merriam. 20 feet
paymaster. Asiatic fleet.
Naval Movements.
The South Dakota has arrived at San
Diego, the Wheeling at Fernandina, the
Justin at Guaymas. the Mohawk at Nor
folk, the Saratoga at Ean}sing, the Ala
bama. Washington, Worden and Des
Moines at New York. the Daligren a.
Savannah. the Neptune at Key West,
the Marietta at Vineyard Haven. the Po-
tomac at Newport and the ,aeytlower at
Portsmouth. n. II.
The Quiros has sailed from, Yochow
for Shanghai. the Arethusa from Nor
folk for Port Arthur. Tex: tho Her
cules. the Wahneta and Massasoit from
Norfolk for Judith sound. at the mouth
of the Potomac river. and the West vir-
ginia, Oregon. St Louis. Chattanooga.
Galveston. Raleigh, Fortune and A-5
from Seattle for Bremerton.
Army Orders.
Maj Jay f. Hoffer. ordnance depart
ment, will take station IN New York city
in connection with his duties At the
Sandy Hook proving ground.
Leave Of absence for two months on
surgeons certificate of disability is grant
ed to First Lieut.. Robert =. Oliver, dem
tai surgeon
Leave of absence for twenty days is
granted First Lieut.. Ralph Me-. pennell.
9TH Field Artillery.
Leave of absence FOR one month and
fifteen days is granted Second Lieut..
Sloan Doak. 9TH Cavalry.
First Lieut. Cresweil Darlington, Corps
of Engineers. is relieved from duty with
the LIST Battalion OF Engineers, and Will
proceed to Washington barracks, District
Of Columbia, for temporary duty, and
upon the completion thereof will proceed
to Culebra, Canal Zone. Panama. for
duty.
Capt William F. Endress, Corps OF
Engineers, will proceed to New York
city on official business pertaining to the
construction of the Engineer School,
building.
Mai William II. Wilson is relieved
will proceed to Fort Mcdowell. Cal. for
duty.
duty ut San Francisco, and will proceed
to Fort Mckinley. Me-. for duty.
Cant. Robert N. Brambila will assume
charge OF construction work at Van
couver barracks, relieving Maj. James
Candy. who will repair to this city and
i, port to the depot quartermaster for
duty az his assistant, relieving MAJ.
Pierre C.. Stevens.
Mai. Stevens will proceed to P1aftsburg
barracks, New York. for duty as quarter
master. relieving Maj. William X. Jones.