Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS

ington, d. c., for reorganization for pro-
motion.
First Lieut.. A. A. Racicot, from U. s.
s. Idaho to marine barracks, Norfolk, Va
Maj. 8. d. Butler. from marine bar
racks. Philadelphia. to command the Pan
anna Battalion.
First Lieut.. II. F. Wirgman. from ma
rine barracks, Philadelphia, Pa, for duty
with Panama Battalion.
Capt. H. J. Hirshinger. appointed judge
advocate OF general court-martial to
convene at navy yard. Boston
Capt. c. H. Lyman. granted twenty-one
days leave of absence.
First Lieut.. p. H. Torrey, granted leave
OF absence for one month.
Second Lieut.. j. p. Wilcox, granted
leave of absence for one month.
Capt. r. +. Chamberlin from T. s S.
Rhode Island to marine barracks, Nor
Capt. John N. Wright. from command
marine barracks, Pensacola, Fla. to II.
8. s. Rhode Island.
General court.martial Of the following
barracks. Washington, d. C.:
Lieut. Col: F. J. Moses. president; Mai.
w. Z. Neville. Capts. w. H. Clifford. III.
X Lay. r. p. Williams. members. and
Second Lieut.. F.. A. Gardener. to wash
ingfon. d. c.. for examination for pro-
motion. nv
First Lieut.: y. p. vulte, from head
1 pLaau. .; NJ c. to marine barracks,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Changes in Artillery Corps.
me Following changes in the Coast
Artillery Corps are ordered:
Capt. Harry l.. Steele, from the Il1th
to the 101st Company.
capt. Edward l. Glasgow, from the
A2d to the 18th Company.
capt. Adna G. Clarke. from tho 9th
10 the l11th Company.
capt: William H. Wilson. from the
lzIth to the 12Sth Company
Capt Fred l.. Perry. from the 1O1st
to the 9Th Company
First Lieut.. Adolph Langhorst, from
the 142d to the 164th Company.
First Lieut.. Jacob A Mack, from the
oth to the 131st Company.
First Lieut. Sidney II. Guthrie. from
the losth to the SD Company.
First Lieut. John S. Pratt. from the
$50 to the 169th Company.
First Lieut.. Joseph r. Davis, from
the AID to the 18th Company.
First Lieut.. Philip Mathews. from the
41st to the b6th Company.
the 1ssth to the 1880 Company
First Lieut.. Harry X. Rutherford.
from the I'D to the 147th Company.
First Lieut. John E. Mort. from the
fStn TO the 14otn company.
First Lieut.. Karl F. Baldwin. from
the 167th to the 42d Company.
Second Lieut.. Louis D. Pepin. from
the 1o9th to the 65th Company.
Second Lieut. Robert E. NJ. Goolrick,
from the 11Sth to the 57th Company.
Second Lieut.. John b. Maynard. from
the 16sth to the 10sth Company.
Second Lieut.. Samuel H. Hilghman.
from the s9th to the 167th Company.
Capt. Elijah B. Martindale. jr.. to the
Capt. Charles D. VIM. to the 1a7th
Company.
First Lieut. Richard p. winslow. to
First Lieut.. Frank aeere, to the 18th
Company.
The following named second lieutenants
of the Coast Artillery Corps are attached
to the companies indicated: John j.
9Th; Willis Shippam, Loren H. Call and
Frank d. Applin to the 18th: Charles A.
Eaton and Rollin L. Tilton to the 41st:
John X. Jemison. Townsend F. Dodd and
James R. Campbell. Raymond Lee and
Louis B. Bender. to the Goth: Augustus
Norton. Hughey 8. Hemingway and
Thomas ]. Cecil. to the Tad; Ralph C.
Clement c. Heth. to the 1iseh; John W.
ward P. Noyes. IT.. to the 16eth: Charles
E. Ide william d. Frazer and George F.
Moore, TO inc IOStu, 6uO roy 1JyOH
and Jason NJ. Austin, to the 16eth Com
pany.
To Serve in General STAFF Corps.
On the recommendation Of the board OF
officers recently convened In this city
Secretary Dickinson has ordered the de-
tail Of the follow1ng-named oficers for
service in the general stan corps to fill
existing and prospective vacancies:
Col. Walter B. Schuyler. 9th Cavalry;
Lieut.. Col Hunter Liggett, 10th Infan-
try: Lieut.. Col. Daniel A. Frederick.
10th Infantry: Lieut.. Col Lee Febiger.
Sd Infantry: Mat. Henry T. Allen. Sth
calvary: Maj. Guy Carleton. 4th Cavalry:
Capt. Malin Craig. LIST Cavalry: Capt.
Edmund wittenmyer. 9Th Infantry: Capt.
Joseph d. Leitch, 25th Infantry; Capt.
Peter w. Dawson. 22d Infantry; Capt.
Harry H. Tebbetts. 10th Infantry. Lieut..
Col George T. Bartlett and Maj. William
C. Davis Of the Coast Artillery Corps
and Maj. Paul F. Straub OF the medical
department.