Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-08
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Col. Richmond p. Davis, Coast Aftfi-
lery Corps. is detailed as a member OF
the board Of ordnance and fortifcation.
vice Capt. Archibald H. Sunderland
Coast Artillery Corps, relieved. Col.
Davis is detailed as recorder OF the
board of officers appointed to consider
modification Of the coast defenses al
the eastern entrance to Long Island
sound. vice Capt. Sunderland. relieved
Col. James B. Erwin. cavalry. Is de-
tailed for service in the adjutant gen.
erals department. He will report TO
the commanding general. Philippine
Department, for duty as adjutant OF
that department until the arrival at
Manila, P. l., of Col. benjamin Al
word, adjutant general, when Col. Err
win will proceed to the United States
for further orders.
Leave Of absence for three months
on surgeons certificate Of disability
is granted Second Lieut.. John c. Beat
ty. I'd Field Artillery.
William q. sills sth Cavalry, is ex-
First Lieut.. Robert i Blaine, 10th Cav
airy. VIII proceed to the hospital at the
observation and treatment.
Second Lieut.. Marion 0. French, 80
cum, n. T.. with a view to his exami-
/ nation to determine his fitness for de-
tail in the aviation section Of the Sig
The following assignments of officers
are ordered:
Capt. 3. Alexis Jeunet, to the 18th IN
fantry: Second Lieut. Frank B. Clay. to
the 18th Infantry, and first Lieut..
Troup Miller to the Sd Cavalry.
Lieut. Col. George w. Read. cavalry.
is detailed for service in the adjutant
generals department.
second class Private Wallace F.
Plunkett. Military Academy Detachment
s o. Engineers, IS West Point; n =; is
| or Engineers. and will be sent to Wash.
mgton barracks, District Of Columbia,
| for duty.
Naval Orders.
Commander ]. r. Y. BIakely, from
| bureau of navigation, Navy Depart
ment. to command the Chester.
Lieut. W. E. Whitehead. from the st.
Louis to Home and await orders.
| Lieut.. tjunior Srade) J. g. Stevens,
70 navy recruiting station, Buffalo,
| Lieut., qunior srade) q. c. Barnes,
from the Burrows to command the Roe.
| Lieut. 0unior grade) r. +. Leighton,
from command Of the Roe to Naval
Lieut.: Junior srade) v. v. Wood
mmaro. from the New Hampshire to the
Naval Movements.
ihe Hancock has arrived at Calderas
Day the Tennessee at Havre. the Mas
sasoit at Norfolk. the Panther at New
port, the Minnesota ut Lynnhaven bay,
the Texas at Tompkinsville, the Warning
ton at Bar Harbor. the Patterson at Bos-
4 ton. the Dolphin at West Point, the New
YORK at Galveston. the Yorktown at San
DIEGO. the Florida at the southern drill
the Illinois. the Maine, the Cummings.
the Mowhawk and the Standish at Bait.
more. the Virginia at Vera Cruz and the
Chauncey at Annoy.
The Brutus has sailed from Boston fol-
Philadelphia. the Ontario and Sonoma
from Vera Cruz for New York. the Som
ers from Miami for Key West, the Nan.
shan from La Paz for San Diego, the
New Orleans from Mazatlan for Ensan-
ada, the Caesar from Callers bay for
San Pedro de Macoris. the Rhode island
from Newport for Hampton Roads, the
Wyoming from Vera Cruz for Hampton
roads, the Chattanooga from Salina Cruz
for cruise the Lebanon from Vera Cruz
for Philadelphia. the Yankton from vers
Cruz for Ney York and the Chauncey
Dale. Abarehda, Pfscataqua and The
Bainbridge from Annoy for oiongapo.
The Pnducah and Eagle have been de.
Itached from duty with the Atlantic fleet
and have resumed their former status al
surveying ships.
The Lebanon. now at Vera Cruz. hal
been ordered to proceed to the Norfolk
yard for overhauling.
Upon the completion Of the Star Span
gled banner celebration at Baltimore thu
vessels of the Naval Academy practica
squadron will return to Annapolis, wher'
the squadron will be disbanded. Tn,
Missouri and Illinois will proceed K
Phiiadelphia to Join the Atlantic reserve
feet. and the Maine will proceed to tn.
|, New York yard for duty as receiving
ship.
torpedo fotifiA. Atlantic feet. has beer
transferred from the Monaghan to thu
Panther