The National tribune., 1906-05-31
FROM THE
COMMANDER
General Order No. 9 Names Staff Off.
Memorial Mention.
Aids-de-Canp.

aHs-oe-s anps
The following-named comrades, IN
addition to those announced are hereby
appointed Aids-de-Camp on the staff
of the Commander-in-Chi and as
signed to duty in their respective De-
partments. They will report promptly
/ by letter to Comrade Frank A. Butts.
Senior Aid-de-Camp and Chief of staff.
LenrTan Building, Washington, d. c..
for instructions.
At Large.
Illinois-Guy Jenkins. Post 444, Chi
cagO. address, Organ, Dona Anna Co.,
N. M
Maryland-Louis P. Hennighausen,
Baltimore.
New Mexico-Leverett Clark. Post
5, Albuquerque.
New York-W. H Lonegan, Post 5.
Albany: Coleman Cohen. Post 152,
Brooklyn, 81 Arlington Ave; A. Lippitt,
Post 327, Brooklyn.
Ohio-Louis Mund, Post 13, Cincin-
natl, 250g Ohio Ave; Matt J. Day, Post
13, Cincinnati, 9th and Main SITS: Geo.
W. Ward. Post 81. Cincinnati. 224 E.
Front St: Jos. l.. Gaul, Post 67 Gin
cinnati. 1041 Baymiller; G. A. Harmon,
Post II, Lancaster; Darius Sprague,
Post 1913, Cincinnati, Station NJ; James
3. King, 1913. Cincinnati Station NJ; H.
r. Lupton, Post 1913, Cincinnati, STA
ton NJ; Geo. High, Post 200, Cincin-
natl, 2439 Eastern Ave; Geo. W. Tur-
ner. Post 200, Cincinnati, 246 Setchell
St; A. J. Miller, Post $40. Cincinnati,
Cincinnati; r. B. Rifenberick, Post 401,
Cincinnati; r. b. Rifenberick. Post 4b1
Cincinnati; Geo. B. Fox, Post $50, Gin
cinnati, Station r.
The Potomac-Clarence S. Cobb.
Post 8, Washington, D. c., 1898 18th
ST, N. W.; Henry Romeyn, Post s.,
III. II II
William Lamborn. Post 8, Washington,
d c., 1910 S St, N. W.
Wisconsin,. r. Garlock, Post II,
Racine.
BY Departments.
Virginia and North CaroIina-Frank
NJ. Work. Post 2Ss National Soldiers
Home, Va.
Assistant Inspectors-Generai.
The following-named comrades, in
addition to those already announced,
are hereby appointed Assistant Inspec-
tors-General on the Staff of the Com
mander-in-Chief They will report
promptly, by letter, to Comrade NJ. J.
Cummings, Inspector-General, 1921
Park Row, New York City, n. Y, for
duty and Instructions:
New Jersey-Charies 3. Kireker,
Paterson.
Utah--Thomas Maloney, Ogden.
In MemOriam.
Charles L. Dodd-National Aid-de-
Camp, Department of Pennsylvania,
died at Torresdale, Philadelphia, Pa,
March 16, 1906.
Lucius A. Lincoln-National Abide
Camp, Department of North Dakota,
died at Wahpeton, N. D., April 4, 1906.
Benjamin F. Hawkes-Past Depart
ment Commander of the Potomac, died
at Washington, d. c., May 8. 1906.
Comrade Hawkes. military services
were long, varied, and honorable. He
saw service in the Mexican and Semi
mole Indian wars, served with Gen. z.
F. Kelley in West Virginia, and as
Lieutenant in the 25th Ohio until Feb
ruary. 1862, when, for gallant service
in the field, he was commissioned
Lieutenant Colonel of the 18th Ohio;
later he was on staff duty in the field,
and Colonel of the 18th V. r. c., until
1865. when mustered out of service.
He was one of the comrades who. with
DIR. b. F. Stephenson. organized the
Grand Army of the Republic. of which
he has always been a consistent, val
liable, and influential member.
George w. Honey, Representative at
Large from the Department of the Po-
tomac to the 40th National Encamp-
ment, died at Washington, d. c., May
5. 1906. Comrade Honey served as
Chaplain in the 4th Wis. Cav. from
November. 1862, to May %, 1866, re-
firing with an efficient and honorable
record.
BY order of James Tanner, Comman-
der-in-Chief.
Joan Tweedale, Adjutant-