Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-16
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leave of absence for four DAYS ia
| ta.e effect December "a. is granted Capt
Frederick F.. Phelps, United States Army
retired. recruiting officer.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted Capt. Samuel A. Smoke. United
States Army. retired.
Leave of absence for three days to
take effect on or about December ~. is
granted Capt. Thomas NJ. Moody, United
States Army, retired. recruiting officer.
Second Lieut.. George L. Patten. 18th
Cavalry, will report to the United States
Military Academy for duty.
First Lieut. Charles j. Naylor, 4th Cav
airy, is detailed for general recruiting
service. He will proceed to Jefferson
barracks. Mo-. and report for temporary
duty.
Maj Harry l.. Pettus. Quartermaster
| Corps. is relieved from the office of the
chief of the Quartermas;er Corps upon
expira ton of leave and will proceed to
Fort Monroe, Va, for duty as quarter
master: Fort Monroe. as district quar-
termaster. Artillery District of Chesa-
peake Bay as constructing quartermas-
ter: Fort Monroe. under the CHIEF OF the
Quartermaster Corps. relieving Maj. Lutz
charge of the equipment of the transports
at Newport News, Va. relieving Lieut.
Col. George L. DOwney.
Maj. Lutz VAIL, upon relief at Fort
Monroe. Va, will proceed to join his
regiment
Leave of absence for one month upon
being relieved from duty at the Army
Service Schools. Fort LeavenwOrth. Kan
is granted Capt. John NJ Morgan, It'll
Cavalry.
First Lieut. Henry r. Bull, 18th Cav
airy. Is detailed as professor of military
science and tactics at Cornell University
Ithaca. ". Y, December is. 1917.
Leave of absence for twenty days, upon
relief from present duties, Is granted
Capt. Stephen q. FIqua, infantry (assign-
ed to the 18th Infantry, december 16).
Leave of absence for three days, to
take effect December ~, 1872. is granted
First Lieut. Townsend Whelen, 18th In
fantry.
Chaplain Wallace Fl. Watts. 9th In
fantry. is relieved ut -,iattsburs bar,
racks. New York. December 81, anc vii
proceed to join his regiment
Second Lieut.. Donald II. Connolly
Corps of Engineers. will report for the
prescribed test in horsemanship to the
commanding officer. Fort Sill, Okla.
Leave of absence for ten days, to take
effect December Is. 1912, is granted Capt
Guy V. Henry. 18th Cavalry.
Naval Orders.
Capt c. p. Plunkett detached navy re-
cruiting station, Boston, Mass, Deem
Der 26, TO command South Dakota, Janu
airy G.
Ensign r. G. Risley, detached Connecti
cut, December 1S, to Henley.
Ensign J. l.. Rodgers, detached Connec
ticut. December 10. to Monaghan.
Assistant Surgeon I. w. Robbins, de-
tached Vicksburg. to South Dakota.
Paymaster Clerks p X. Jensen and B
Fl. White appointment revoked.
Paymaster Clerks G. F.. Lord and 10
seph Reay, appointed to Minnesota.
Paymaster Clerk II. F. Gallagher, ap
pointed to Tonopah.
First Lieut.. G. 4. LutZ. L. S. NJ. c., de-
tached recruiting office, New York, to re-
crut depot, Norfolk.
Naval Movements.
Montana arrived at Beirut, Ell at Nor
folk. Utah at Tompkinsville. Utah al
navy yard, n. Y; Standish at Norfolk
Montgomery at Pensacola, Rainbow and
Saratoga at Shanghai; Virginia, Georgia
Rhode Island and Illinois at -,oston.
Ell sailed from Lynnhaven bay for
Norfolk. Utah from Tompkinsvile for
navy yard, New York; Vulcan from
Galveston for Guantanamo, Davis and
Fox from Bremerton for Seattle. Mime
sofa, Kansas, Michigan and South Caro-
lima from Vera Cruz for Hampton roads,
Jenkins from Norfolk for cruise, Supply
from OlOngaDO for Guam.