Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-13
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. Edward N. Woodbury..
Coast Artillery Corps, Is relieved from
command of the mine-planter General
Edward o. c. Ord, and will proceed to
Fort Monroe, Va, for the purpose OF
taking the regular course at the arttl-
lery school.
The following changes in the Medi-
cal Corps are ordered: Lieut.. Col.
Euclid B. Prick will return to his
proper station; Capt. william e. Hall.
to Harrington. Tex; First Lieut.. Her
man G. Maui, to Douglas. Ariz-: MAJ.
Clyde S. Ford, 18th Infantry. to Ell
Paso, Tex; Maj William N, Bispham.
9th Cavalry. to Douglas. Ariz.: First
Lieut.. Rufus H. Hagood, jr., 18th In
fantry, to Nogales. Ariz.
Leave of absence for twenty days fs
granted Capt. John B. H. Waring. Med
ical Corps.
First Lieut.. Sidney H. Guthrie. Coast
Artillery Corps. is relieved from duty
as instructor. Coast Artillery School,
Fort Monroe, Va. and will report at
coast defenses of the Delaware for
duty.
Private Felix de Segesser. Hospital
Corps. Walter Reed Genera t aosp,tAi'
The following named enlisted men
are placed on the retired list OF the
army:
sergt. Edward Boyle, 5th Cavalry: at
Signal Corps. at Fort shafter. HaWaii;
Principal Musician Christian Dipp'
Cal; First Sergt. Daniel Casey; Com
6anv F. LIST Infantry, at Schofleld bar
racks, Hawaii, and Cook William G.
Post, 9Th Infantry. at Laredo, Tex.
Engineers, will proceed to Wheeling,
Leave of absence for one month and
seven days is granted Capt. Charles F.
Morse, Medical Corps
Infantry, upon the conclusion OF the
national matches will join his regi-
ment.
yersity. Ithaca. n. 7, and will join the
regiment to which he may be assigned.
Col George W. Van Deusen, Sd Field
Artillery, is transferred to the I'd
Field Artillery ry+ at e, Man' Ia = crooms
HOSPITAL Corps. Walter Reed General
Hospital, will be discharged by pur-
chase.
Leave of absence for three months is
Quartermaster Corps.
Leave of absence for three months
is granted Pay Clerk William M.
Dixon. Quartermaster. Corps.
granted Capt Howard L. Laubach, Goth
Infantry.
Col Harry L. Rogers. Quartermaster
Corps, is relieved from duty in the
of Col. Edward a. Miliar. ID Field Artil-
lery, is relieved from that regiment
and will proceed to the United States.
Maj Curtis w. Orwell, Corps of En-
to the engineer companies OF the or
ganized militia at Chicago, Ill, and
Iowa City, Iowa.
Naval Movements.
The Marblehead arrived at San Fran
cisco October II: the Denver. at Mare
Island October IL: the Ammen, Parker,
Jarvis, Tallahassee, Baltimore, XII,
Ericsson, Wyoming, Dubuque, Wake,
Monaghan. Roe. Perkins. McDougal,
Winslow and Benham at Newport Oc-
tober IL; the Nashville. at Fort Liberte
October 10; the Iris, at San Diego Oc-
tober 10; the Glacier. at Guaymas Oc-
tober 10. and the Prometheus at Sitka
October 8.
The San Diego sailed from San Diego
October II for drill grounds; the Mas
sasoit, from Norfolk October IL for In
dian Head: the Mars, from Balboa Oc-
tober IL for Mare Island: the Eagle,
from Port au Prince October IL for
Ounaminthe, and the Marietta, from
Aqua October 10 for Guantanamo.
Naval Order.
Machinist J. A. Crimmins has been
placed on retired list Of the navy from