Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-06
RMY-NAW
Army Orders.

Col. Henry G. Davis, Coast Artillery
Corps. upon his arrival in the United
States, will proceed to Fort Adams,
r. l., n assume command of the coast
defenses of Narragansett bay.
First Lieut.. Frederick H. Mills, Med
ical Reserve Corps. is relieved from
duty at Jackson barracks. La, and is
assigned to duty at Fort Apache. Ariz.
Mai. Andrew Hero, jr. Coast Artillery
Corps, Is relieved from duty on the staff
of the commanding general. South At
lantic coast artillery district, and as
signed to duty as fort commander, Fort
Terry, N. Y.
Sergeant Of Ordnance John Collins is
placed upon the retired list at Benic.a
arsenal. Cal. and will repair to his
home.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted First Lieut.. Clarence E. Seybt,
Coast Artillery Corps.
Second Lieut.. John J. Waterman. I'd
Cavalry. will proceed to P~lattsburg
barracks. N. Y. for temporary duty.
Naval Orders.
Rear Admiral C. B. T. Moore will be
placed on the retired list from July 90,
1915.
Lieuts. Cjunior grade) Pat Buchanan,
Bernhard H. Bieri. Sherwood Picking,
J.. NJ Blackwell, A. G. Zimmerman, w.
N. Quigley. r. F. Wood and ]. A.
Fletcher and Assistant Naval Con-
structors E. NJ. Pace. tr. and H. E.
Saunders and S. j. Ziegler ave been
commissioned.
Past Assistant Paylnaster w. r. Van
Buren,, from Salem to Columbia.
Carpenter H. v. c. Wetmore. from
navy yard, Portsmouth, N. H, to Texas.
Naval Movements.
The Wheeling arrived at Tampico
July 5; the Wasp at North river, July.
S; the Paulding and Jouett, at Newport,
July 5; the Xxi at Mare Island,
| July 5: the Kearsarge and Kentucky at
GARDENERS bay. July 8: the Cyciops at
| New York yard, July 5; the Caesar at
| Alexandria, July S; the Aylwih at New
! port, July 4; the Balch at Bridgeport.
| July 8: the Georgia at Gloucester.
| Mass. Luiy 3: the Preston at French
mans bay. July 4: the New Orleans at
| La Paz. July 8; the Denver at Manza-
| Milo, July /; the Wake at Perth Am
| boy, July }; the kanawha at San Die
| &c, July 5; the Eagle at Cape Haitien,
| July 4; the Proteus and Smith at Bos-
| ton, July 3; the Trippe at Newport,
July 5; the CaSsin at Newport, July 2;
| the Nebraska at Eastport, Me-, July 2;
| the Patterson at Newport. July /; the
| wyoming Orion at Newport, July
| 3. and the Marietta at Progreso, June
30.
July 6, for Jana: the Albany from Port
| Angeles. July S, for a Francisco: the
Yantic from Marquette. Mich, July 3,
| for Hancock: the Brutus from Pro
xreso. July 3. for Guantanamo; the
Hawk from Buffalo. July 3. for prac-
! tice cruise; the Supply from Guam.
july 4, for Yokohama: the Glacier from
Guaymas, July 8, for San Diego; the
Hopkins and Lawrence from San Diego,
July 3. for San Francisco; the Glouces-
ter from Brooklyn. July 5. for practice
cruise; the Dorothea from Cleveland,
July 8, for cruise: the Farragut. Hull
and Whipple from San Pedro. July ),
for San Francisco; the Arethusa from
Guantanamo. July 3. for Charleston;
the Benham from Newport, July 3, for
G~reenport, Me-: the Michigan from
Newport. July 8. for Bristol, r. l.; the
jenkins from Newport, July 3, for New
Bedford, Mass; the Nereus from Lam
| bert point. July 2. for Olongapo, and
the Prometheus from Dutch Harbor,
| July 8, for PribiloF Islands.