Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-02
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Reserve Corps, is relieved from duty at
Fort Ethan Allen, VT. and will pro-
coed to his home.
Maj Ernest L. Ruffner, Medical Corps.
is relieved from duty with the I'd Di-
vision, Texas City, Tex. and from fur
Their duty at Fort Missoula, Mont. and
will proceed to Fort Thomas. Ky, to Or
ganize and command Evacuation Hospital
No. ..
First Lieut.. Julius c. Peterson, Coast
Artillery Corps. is relieved from further
treatment at the General Hospital. Fort
Bayard. N. Mex, and will proceed to
Fort Winfield Scott. Cal. for duty.
First Sergt. Charles F. Paramore, Troop
! |, Sd Cavalry. is placed upon the retired
list and will repair to his home.
Lieut.. Col Charles H. Barth, adjutant
general. is relieved from detail in the
adjutant generals department.
Leave Of absence for two months is
granted Col. James T. Kerr, adjutant
| The leave of absence granted Capt.
James s. Fox, Medical Corps. is extended
one month.
H. 18th Infantry, will be placed upon
the retired list and will repair to his
home.
Naval Orders.
| Ensign w. n. Richardson. from ver-
mont 10 lSla de LuZon.
The following named midshipmen of
the graduating class have been assigned
to duty as follows:
New York-C. B. c. Carey, X C. Chris
| tan, P. Fitzsimons, jr; B. B. Ralston
and F. NJ. Earle.
| Texas-W. D. Austin, l.. ]. *. Blades.
T. f. Downey. E. Ellsberg, w. S. Pop
ham, jr.. and D. Royce.
Wyoming-W. W. Bayley. c. F. Bryant.
w. D. Bungert. w. Gearing, s. F. Maury
and T. w. Sterling.
| F'Iorida-W D. Baker A. G. Berry, jr !;
r. F. Perry and T. D. Westfall.
Arkansas. A. McCown. ]. F. Mo-
loney. s. Richie, ]. L. Walden and d. F.
| Washburn.
Delaware-H J. Nelson. G. s. Arvin. M
w. Callahan, S. G. Moore. G. B. Wilson
and P. W. Yeatman.
North Dakota. I. Hale, G. c. Man
ming. R. W, Terrell, r. Fl. Maury and
Washngton-A. II. Addoms. A. Fl.
Balsley. C. D. Fry, c. II. Jones and F.
G. PercivaI.
Utah-M Y. Cohen. w. ]. larson, T. D.
Starkey.
louisiana. O. Afford, V. A. Clarke.
jr.; B. S. killmaster, T. l.. Nash and
e. D. Peck.
J. G. Meyer, S. c. Stengel and A. P. H.
| Tawresey
New Hampshire-C. T. S. GLADDEN.. w.
A. Heard, r. G. Pennoyer. S. H. Quarles
and II. L. Worrell
| South Cardinal. D. Black. r. S.
A. Spanagel.
vermont-A W. Ashbrook H. H. jail
bert and T. c. Iatmore
Virginia-R: l. Connolly. r. A. Dyer
Swain and r. S wyman.
| Georgia.. E. Boak. j. II: Brown, jr;
T. ]. Doyle, r. w. Hayler. II. l.. Ingram,
c. A. Mcgowan and G. P. Neiley.
Nebraska-R- A. Deming, G. T. Howe.
W. ]. Hart, jr.: H. W. Hoyt, G. W. Mel
son. H. P. Samson and P. R.Weaver.
| New Jersey-E. w. Burrough. ]. H.
Buchanan, r. o. Davis, G. W. Digger,
jr., and J. B. W. Waller.
Rhode Island-C. F. Angel. F. c.
browski, w. H. Porter, c. E. Rosendahl
and D. NJ. steece.
| Connecticut-F. L. Lowe, G. MARVEL. c.
Fl. Mecum and T. c. Slinsluff
| kansas-W. J. Lahodny. r. P. Luker.
c. F. Martin, L. j. Stecher and W. A.
Teasley.
+; Minnesota-w. c. Burgy. F. J. Gun
neen. A. n. Of1ey, H. ]. Ray and 2. w.
Wicks
CALIFORNIA;. F: Clark, W. A: Corn.
n. Davis, W. F. Roehl. r. L. Vaughan
and L. j. Wiltse.
Maryland-R. W. Cary. jr.: O. o. Kes-
sing. F. K OBrien, F. E. Pelton, E. P.
Thomas and T. N. Vinson.
| South Dakota-K. P. Gilchrist r. r.
Hans C. ]. McReavy, B. H. Page. F. D.
| Powers and ]. r. Redman.
| West Virginia.. L. McGuiSan. A. r.
Marion A. II. Rocks, E. T. Short, A. E.
Wills and s. L. Wilson.
Naval Movements.
| The Hancock has arrived at Tampico.
the Burrows, Ammen and Paulding at
| Boston, the Drayton at New York, the
Jarvis at Galveston, the Tennessee at
| New York yard, the Mars at Vera Cruz
and the Mayf1ower and Sylph at Wash
| ington.
| The Raleigh has sailed from Manzanillo
for Las PenoS, the Denver from Mazat-
| Ian for Acapulco, the Preble from Mazat-
I Ian for San Bias. the Patuxent from New
Orleans for Key West, the Ontario from
Vera Cruz for Peurto Mexico via Alvara-
| Puerto Mexico, the Jason from Key West
| for Hampton roads. the Saratoga from
! Shanghai for Marking and the Vulcan
| from Hampton roads for Vera Cruz.
| The Arethusa, now at Lobos Island has
| been ordered to the Charleston yard for
| repairs.
| The Worden. now at Annapolis. has
been ordered to the Charleston yard to
| join the reserve torpedo hotilla. Atlantic
| feet.
| 1t is the intention of the Navy Depart
| ment to assign the Isla De Luzon to duty
with the Illinois naval militia as the re-
| lief of the Dubuque, and to assign the
Dubuque to general service in the At
| lantic.