Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-26
ARMY-NAV.
Army Orders.

Second Lieut.. Andrew L. Pendleton.
Jr., Coast Artillery Corps. will assume
charge of construction work at Fort
Taylor, Fla. relieving Second Lieut..
Glenn P. Anderson. Coast Artillery
Corps.
Maj. Malvern-Hill Barnum, cavalry,
is detailed as member of the General
Staff Corps. vice Maj. William H. Hay,
relieved.
Second Lieut.. Earl L. Canady, 18th
Cavalry. will report for examination to
determine his qualification for rating
as Junior military aviator
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut.. John H. Jouett, Coast Artillery
Corps. is extended two months and If
teen days.
Capt Alvin B. Barber. Corps of En-
gineers. will proceed to Plattsburg
barracks, New York, on official bust
| ness pertaining to the work of the
searchlight detachment at that place.
! First Lieut.. Benjamin H. Metcalf,
| Medical Reserve Corps, is ordered to
active duty at Fort Banks. Mass.
| Capt. William A. Powell, Medical
Corps, is relieved from station at Fort
Ethan Allen, VT, for duty.
| Quartermaster Sergt. William Reilly.
| Quartermaster Corps. is placed upon
| the retired list at Fort Clark, Tex, and
| will repair to his home.
First Lieut.. Frederick L. Clark, Medf-
| cal Reserve Corps, is ordered to active
duty at Fort Ethan Allen. VT.
| Maj. James F. Hall. Medical Corps.
Field Hospital No. 6, and will repair
] to this city for duty as inspector-in-
structor with the sanitary troops of the
organized militia.
| Maj. Herbert G. Shaw, Medical Corps.
| is relieved from duty at Fort Banks,
Mass, and will proceed to Plattsburg
! barracks. New York, for duty.
| Capt. George B. Foster, jr., Medical
Corps is ordered to Fort Banks. Mass,
for duty.
| Capt George P. Peed, Medical Corps
is relieved from duty at Fort Thomas,
KY, and will proceed to Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan, for duty.
Capt. Howard H. Baily, Medical
| Corps, will proceed to Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, for duty.
| First Sergt. Daniel Leedy, Troop B
18th Cavalry, is placed upon the retired
list at Sierra Blanca. Tex, and will re-
| Capt. Thomas J. Rogers. 18th Infan-
try, will proceed to Fort Leavenworth
| Kan, for duty.
Corp Hillen b. Grason. Quartermaster
Corps, Fort George Wright, Wash.
will be sent to the coast defenses OF
the Potamac for duty at Fort Hunt
| Va.
Sergt. William J. Stewart, Quarter.
master Corps. Washington barracks
District of Columbia, will be sent tc
Fort Sam Houston. Tex, for duty with
Bakery Company. No. 4.
Private William O'Hara, Hospita
Corps, Walter Reed General Hospital
District of Columbia, will be discharg.
traits of character which render hin
unsuited for the military service.
Cook John Garvin, Troop L, LIST Cav.
airy. is placed upon the retired list a
the cavalry camp, San Diego, Cal, ant
will repair to his home.
| Naval Orders.
Capt. T. s. Rodgers, from command
the New York. to home and wait or
ders.
Lieut. p H Hammond, commits
stoned.
Lieut.. (junior grade) W. L. Heiberg
from navy yard, Charleston, S. c., t.
staff commander-in-chief Atlantic re
serve fleet.
Lieut.. Gunior grade) E. K. Lang
from the New York to the Cheyenne.
Ensign c. L. Foutz. from the Con
stellation to instruction at Rensselaer,
POLYTECHNIC Institute. New York.
Surgeon w. NJ. Carton. from the So
lace to fleet surgeon, Atlantic reserv,
fleet.
Hospital. New York. N Y, to burea,
of medicine and surgery. Navy De
partment.
Surgeon c. NJ Oman, to Naval Hos
pital. New York, N Y.
/, Surgeon F. A. Asserson, from tn,
Wisconsin to home and wait orders.
Surgeon E. NJ. Blackwell. from bu
reau of medicine and surgery to thu
Solace
Passed Assistant Surgeon w ]. Rid
dick. from Naval Hospital. Norfolk, t.
the Neptune.
rison, from the Solace to Washington
Paymaster Gen. Samuel MCGOWAN
commissioned pay director.
Chaplain c. H. Dickins. to navy yard
Portsmouth, N. II.
Chaplain f. A Brodmann, from tn,
New Hampshire to treatment Nava
Hospital. Norfolk. Va
Chief Gunner U. G. Chapman, from
Pacific coast torpedo station. Keyport
Gunner F. G. Keyes, from the South
ern to Pacific coast torpedo station
keyport. Wash.
Machinist w H. Hubbard. from tn,
Alabama to works the New York Ship
building Company. connection fittinf
out the Oklahoma.
Paymaster's Clerk f. H. Gale ha.
been warranted.
! Naval Movements.
The Kearsarge and Kentucky arrived
at Pensacola September "a: the Helen;
at Shanghai September %: the Cumming.
and jenkins at Newport September "a
the Drayton and Henley at Smithtow1
bay September "a; the Sylph at Wash
ington September IS: the Maryland a
Tiburon September "a: the Hector a
Sanchez September "a; the Patterson
Trippe, Ammen and Jouett at Newport
September "a; the Nanshan at Mare Is
land September "a; the Raleigh at AGA.
pulco September %; the Solace at Por
au Prince September "a; the Accomat
at New York yard September "a; the
Neptune at Rockland. Me-. September
"a; the Burrows and Paulding at Rose.
bank, N, Y, September "a, and the Fan
ming. Macdonough. Worden, Montana
Tonopah. Jarvis. Beale, D-1, d.. D.:
and Ell at Newport September "a. :.
The Colorado sailed from San Diego
September "a for San Francisco; the
Denver from La Paz September % for
Topolobampo; the Glacier from La Paz
September % for Guaymas. and the
Caesar from Hampton roads September
| % for Portsmouth, n. II.
The San Diego was placed in full COM
mission September Is at San Diego, Cal,
and assigned to duty with the Pacific fleet
as flagship.