Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-29
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut. John S. Saurman. Med.cai
Reserve Corps. s relieved from duty az
the Army Medical School, and Will pro-
coed to his home. The resignation OF
FIRST Lieut. Saurman has been accented
by the President, to take eject June =
1913
First Lieut.. James A. OConnor. corps
OF Eneineers is relieved from station in
this CIV and will take station at u ASH
ington barracks. D. {.
Leave Of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut.. Arthur E. Ahrends,
Goth Infantry.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Capt. William \. Hughes. I. s.
A. retired.
First Lieut.. Francis Strong. medical
corps at San Francisco. Cal. VIII report
to the commanding general. Western De-
pa rtment. for temporary duty.
Leave Of absence for three months Is
granted First Lieut.. Adna r. Chanee, IT..
18th Cavalry
The following chances in the ordnance
depa rtment are ordere1:
Capt Harry x Rutherford. from Sandy
Hook, n j.. to the WatertoWn arsenal
Watertown. Mass.
Rock Island. III, to the WATERFOWL ar
senal
First Lieut.. Halstead P. Councilman.
from the Philip ne department to the Au-
gusta arsenal Augusta. Ga.
First Lieut.. Charles T. Richardson,
from the WATERFOWL arsenal 10 Ne"
York City.
First Lieut. John J. Thomas, from the
Sandy Hook proving ground to the Wa
tertoWn arsenal. Watertown, Mass.
First Lieut.. Charles A Eaton. from the
Sandy Hook proving ground to the Rock
Island arsenal.
First Lieut. Henry c. H. Muhlenberg
from the Frankfort arsenal. Philadelphia.
Pa TO the Watertown arsenal
First Lieut.. Alfred H. Hobley. from
the Springfield armory, Springfield Mass.
to the Sandy Hook proving ground.
First Lieut. Clarence E. Partridge. from
the Natertcwn arsenal. To the Sandy
Hook proving sround.
First Lieut. Harry T. Pi.lans. from the
Sandy Hook proving ground, 20 the
Watertown arsenal.
Naval Orders.
Lieut. f. G. Oak. from Naval Academy
| June Z. 1913. to Annapolis.
Ems gn j. A. Logan. from West Virginia
| to MARYLAND
| Ensiens A. G. Olson and j. r. Alex
ander, from Maryland to West Virginia
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. B. Crow,
from naval hospital. Philadelphia. to
Asheville. y. Z.
Chaplain j. B. Frazier to naval dis
| Clpllnary barracks, fcft no. al, g (.
Chief Boatswan c. F. Pine. from
| Massachusetts, to sick leave.
Chief Beatswain II. NJ Anderson. from
North Carolina to home: wat orders.
Chief Boatswain 4. r. Ni"kerson. from
| Montana. 10 home, wait orders.
Boatswsin y. a Johnson. from naval
training station. Newport. r L.. to North
Carolina.
1-hiaf Gunner e. "A Sheldon from naval
magazine, ST Juliens Creek, Va. to
Montana.
Carpenter D. \. Shea. from Mcssachu-
sets to home wait orders.
Paymast.r's Clerk ]. f. BIB, to navy
yard Philadelphia.
Paymasters Clerk W. L. Cronn, to
Rhode Island
Marine Corps Orders.
Capt. j. s Turrill, from army serv-
ice Schools, Fort Leavenworth, to
command marine detachment. American
legation, Managua. Nicaragua.
Capt. l.. II. Little. detached marine
barracks Washington: to marine detach-
ment, American legation. Peking.
Second Lieut.. X. Bryant orders May
23, to South Dakota. revoked.
Naval Movements.
The South Dakota has arrived at Santa
Barbara. the Tacoma at Guantanamo, the
Sopoma at New York and the Celtic at
New York.
The Saturn has sailed from Guaymas
for Topolobampo and the Justin from
San Diego for Tiburon.
The Colorado has been ordered in re-
serve and the Pittsburgh in full COM
mission at the navy yard. Puget Sound.