Evening star., 1913-11-29
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt Jairus A. Moore, Quartermaster
Corps in New York city, will proceed
to Boston, Mass, for duty.
Leave of absence for three months on
surgeons certificate of disability is
granted Maj. John A. Murtagh. Medical
Corps. Maj. Murtagh then will proceed
to the Letterman General Hospital. Pre-
sidio of San Francisco, Cal. for observa-
ton and treatment.
Capt Edward NJ. Talbot. Medical
Corps, is detailed as a member of the
examining board appointed to meet at
the Army Medical School, Washington,
d. c., vice Maj. Frederick F. Russell.
Medical Corps relieved.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Capt. Harry L. Morse. Coast Ar
tillery Corps.
First Lieut.. John w. Wallis Coast Ar
Company e e the he :p 18th COMPANY no'' inc s-'
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Maj John r. M. Taylor. in
fantry. military attache
First Lieut.. Otto H.. Schrader. Coast
Company.
Marine Corps Orders.
Lieut.. Col w. B. Lemly, headquarters
Marine Corps, to depot of supplies
Philadelphia.
Maj. Hugh Matthews. from depot of
supplies. Philadelphia, to depot of sup
plies, San Francisco.
Maj. n. G. Burton, from depot of sup
plies. San Francisco. to Philippine Is
lands.
| Maj. II. L. Roosevelt, from Philippine
Islands to United States.
| Capt. r. II. Davis from headquarters,
Marine Corps, to Camp Elliott. Panama.
Capt. Frank Halford. from Camp Ell
Of
Philadelphia.
| Second Lieuts. NJ. II. kingman, J. F. s.
Norris. Arthur Kingston, J. L. Underhill
and {. S. Baker, to Marine Of1cers'
School. Norfolk.
| The following officers have been ordered
to duty with the I'd Advance Base Regi-
ment at Pensacola, Fla: Lieut. Col. J. A.
Lejeune, Majs. p. s. Brown and w. c.
Neville. Capt. ]. r. Horton. r. B. Put
nam. L. H. nelano. Chandler Campbell,
T. c. Turner, ]. A. Hughes, W. N. Hill,
+. I. Fryer and F. A. Ramsey, First
Lieuts. B. s. Berry. T. E. Thrasher. jr.,
G. II. Osterhout. jr., r. w. Voeth. Z. III.
Conger. r. l. Shepard. E. B. Cole, A.
and r. $. Kingsbury. Second Lieuts r.
ID. Lowell, l.. S. Wass. r. Z. Rrumbaugh
and G. w. Van Hoose and Paymasters
Clerk r. III. Rudolph.
Naval Orders.
L SOHIIidiUtT M. hGC0, from COM
mand Panther to command Maine.
| Lieut.. Gunior grade) w. c. Owen, to
South Carolina.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon c. B. Mum
ger, from California to treatment Naval
Hospital. Mare Island, Cal
| Chief Boatswin Henry Hudson, from
Rhode Island to Ranger
| Boatswain n. E. Cook, from Illinois
| to Rhode Island.
| Paymaster Clerk G. A. Wilcox, to
Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md.
Naval Movements.
| The Lebanon has arrived at New York.
| the Galcier at Mazatlan, the Cyciops at
| Genoa and the Annapolis at Topolo-
| bampo.
The New Hampshire has sailed from
Tuxpan for Vera Cruz, the Chester from
Key West for Vera Cruz. the Jason from,
| Villefranche for Marseille, the Morris
| from Newport for New York. the Justin
| from Mazatian for Mare Island. and the
Whipple. Paul Jones and Perry from San
Diego for San Pedro
The Nanshan has been ordered to sail
| from San Francisco December 1 for Quay
mas. Mexico.
| The Arethusa will sail from Port Arthur.
Tex. December > for Hampton roads.
| The Panther has been detached from
the Atlantic feet and attached to the
Atlantic reserve fleet
The c. has been ordered in commission
at New York as soon practicable after
delivery by the contractors.
The Montgomery has been ordered out
of commission at Philadelphia, and the
Montana In full commission as soon as
practicable thereafter
The Parker has been ordered placed in
commission at the navy yard, Philadel-
phia. as soon as practicable after delivery
by the contractors.