Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-03
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Lieut.. Col Golden LII. Ruggles. ord
nance department. and Majs. Aston
Hamilton, Coast Artillery Corps, and
George G. Galley. Sd Field Artillery, to
Picatinny arsenal. Dover n. j., on bust
ness pertaining to the operations of the
ordnance department.
Capt. Robert S A. Dougherty. Corps
of Engineers, will proceed from Wash
ington barracks. D. c., to South Bend
and Jeffersonville, Ind. and Chicago,
H.. on business pertaining to the pur-
chase of engineer equipment for troops.
Capt. Lewis d. Greene. United States
Army. retired, now in this city. viii re-
port to the chief of the militia bureau
for temporary duty in his office.
The following assignments of offcers
of the Quartermaster Corps are or
dered:
Capt. Harry F. Rethers will proceed
to Fort Sam Houston. Tex. and report
to the commanding general, southern
Department, for assignment.
The commanding officer, coast de-
lenses of Narragansett bay. VIII desls
nate and detail an officer to relieve
Capt. William A. Carlton from DUTY as
qua"termaster of those coast deIenses.
Capt Carleton to Fort Sam. Houston
Tex. and report to the commanding
general, Southern Department. for as
signment to temporary duty, retaining
station at Fort Adams, r. l.
lenses of southern New York, VIII
designate and detail an officer to re-
lieye Can't George o. Hubbard from
duty as quartermaster of those coast
defenses.
Capt. Hubbard will proceed to Fort
Sam Houston, Tex. and report 10 the
commanding general. southern DepaIl-
ment. for assignment to temporary
duty, retaining station at Fort Harhii-
Cant. William W. Hamilton. United
States Army, retired, is relieved from
duty as assistant to the quarterni,ais.ei'
coast defense of Boston, ana VIII
mort to the commanding officer OF tnose
coast defenses for assignment TO dutS
as uuartermaster, relieving Capt freu
c. Doyle. Quartermaster corps. VIM
will proceed to Fort Sam Houston TEX
and report to the commanding genera.
Southern Department, for assignment
to temporary duty. retaining station at
Fort Warren. Mass.
Col Edward E bravo. United states
Army. retired. Is assigned to active
1utv and detailed as an acting quar-
termaster He will proceed TO halsas
City, Mo, assuming charge OF the M :.
sas City office of the Quarterlias.s'
Corps. upon the relief of Nal Ale"an-
der NJ. Davis.
Naval Movements.
Arrived-At Newport. Baltimore BIZ
min Rham, DuDuQue oH ~ -'N''NN'
Patuxent Sonoma, Texas and Ctah' at
New London, D-3 and MacDonough; at
Acapulco, Colorado: at Marbleheao.
Ralch: at Mazatlan, Buffalo and Stew
art; at Cape May. Bushnell, LII ana
La: at Peekskill. Cummings; at Tomp-
kinsville, Gushing; at SeWalls POINT
Cyclops; at Bridgeport. Tanning: at
San Bias, Glacier; at Vera Cruz, Han
cock, I.amson and Wheeling: at Quay
mas, Hopkins; at Portland. McDouGai
and Wadsworth at San Diego. Nan
shan; at Tiburon. Nero; at Rosebank.
Patterson: at Annapolis. Reina Mer-
cedes and Uncas; at St George. Saturn;
at Funchal. Sterling; at New York,
Topeka and Worden.
Departed-From Newport. Aylwin,
Baltimore, Coyngham, Delaware, Er1cs-
son, Florida, Michigan. Minnesota, New
Hampshire Porter, South Carolina.
Texas, Tucker. Utah, Vermont VAIN
wright and Winslow; from Mazatlan,
Buffalo and Stewart: from Philadel-
phia, La from Guantanamo, Celtic and
Neptune; from Detroit, Don Juan de
Austria; from San Bias. Glacier; from
Boston. Jacob Jones: from Acapulco,
Pittsburgh: from Monte Christi. Solace
from San Diego. South Dakota: from
Funchal Sterling: from Annapolis, IN
cas-, and from Camden, vixen.