Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-16
Artillery Corps are ordered

Artillery Corps are ordered:
Capt. Andrew Moses. to the 31st Com
pany; Capt Percy Willis. from the SD
Company to the SOth Company: Capt.
Harrison Hall. to the 16Sth Company;
Capt. Harry P. Wilbur. to the 159th Com
pany: Capt. William II. Monroe. from the
! S0th Company to the 1lSth Company.
| Capt. Homer r. Grant. from command
of the United States Army mine planter,
| Gen. John NJ. Schofield. to the artillery
district of Narragansett Bay. Capt. Rob
ert F. Woods. from the 3Sth Company TO
the 30th Company: Capt. Alden Trot-
ter. from the 18th Company to
the 136th Company: Capt. John Storck.
| from the 18th Company to the I'D Com
pany: Capt. Clifford c. Carson. to the "a
Company; Capt. William P. Plat, to the
57ti Company: First Lieut.. julius Z:
| Peterson, to the Tooth Company: First
Lieut.. Lloyd =. Horsfall. to the artillery
district of Narragansett Bay
Lieut. Col Francis j. Herman. 1st In
fantry. is detailed for service in the adju-
tant generals department. vice Lieut.. COL
Frank B. Jones, adjutant general, reliev-
| ed. Lieut.. Col. Herman will report TO the
commanding officer, Department OF the
Columbia for duty as adjutant general
of that department. Lieut.. Col. Jones
will join the 18th Infantry.
| Second Lieut. Clifford c. Early, Goth
Infantry. is relieved from treatment at
the General Hospital. Hot Springs, Ark,
and will proceed to Fort Douglas, Utah,
for duty.
| Leave of absence for three months is
granted Capt. Charles E. Morton. pay
master.
Capt. Walter X. Wilson and First Lieut..
Fulton Q. {. Gardner. Coast Artillery
Corps. will report TO the commandment OF
the Coast Artillery School, Fort Mon
roe, Va, for duty as instructors at the
| school
Capt Alfred Hasbrouck, Coast Artil-
Monroe.
assume command of the United States
Army mine planter. General John NJ.
Schofield. relieving First Lieut.. William
f. Shedd. jr. Coast Artillery Corps, who
will join his proper station.
Each of the following named officers of
the Coast Artillery Corps is assigned to
the company Indicated: Capts, Sam F.
Bottoms. tn the 9th: Edward d. Powers.
John O. Steger. to the 166th Clarence B.
Ross. to the 9th: James b. Taylor. to
| the 10th: Earl Biscoe. to the 165th: Wade
III. Carpenter, TO the SD: John p. Terrell,
to the 10th. and Charles L. r. Lull. to
the 3sth. and First I.ieuts. Rollo F. An
derson. to the 10th; Frank II Phpps. jr..
to the sd; John c. Henderson. to the
18th: Walter E. Donahue. to the l32d:
, Harry A. Schwabe, to the 31th: William
r. McCleary. to the 137th: Howard X.
Ioushry. to the 10th: Alexander G. Pen
dleton. to the 9Sth Felix w. Motlow. to
the .9th. and Horace F. Spurgin, to the
12Sth.
Each of the following named officers
| of the Coast Artillery Corps. at the Coast
Artillery School. Fort Monroe. Va. will
proceed to the headquarters of the artillery
district indicated for duty: Capts Villa m
Forse of the Delaware and Frank T..
Hines of New London and First Lieuts.
Alexander q. Gillespie of New York,
John s. Pratt, Artillery of Honolulu: Ed
ward j. Cullen of Mobile, Oscar A. Rus
sell of New London, Wyatt o. Selkirk OF
Savannah. Edward L. Farnsworth Of
Chesapeake bay and Lloyd B. Magruder
of Savannah.
Each Of the following named officers
of the Coast Artillery Corps is as
signed as Indicated:
Capt. Alfred s Morgan from the 66th
Company to the 25th Company; Capt.
John C. Goodfellow. from the 25th Com
pany to the 66th Company; Second
Lieut. John H. Hood, to the 150th Com
pany; Second Lieut.. Simon w. Sperry.
to the 34th Company; Second Lieut..
Roland w. Pinger. to the 61st Com
pany: First Lieut.. Charles r. Alley, to
Fort Screven. Ga: First Lieut.. Cliff
ford l.. Corbin, to Fort McHenry, Nd:
Second Lieut.. Norton NJ Beardslee.
from the seth Company to the 12Sth
Company.
Leave of absence for three months.
with permission to go beyond the sea.
is granted Capt. William III. Raymond,
Coast Artillery Corps
The following assignments OF officers
of the quartermaster department are
ordered:
Capt. Briant H Wells. chief quar-
termaster of Eastern Division;
Maj. George G. Bailey. from
chief quartermaster. Department of the
Gulf. to Fort Leavenworth. Kan: Capt.
Roderick L. Carmichael, to Atlanta,