The Washington times., 1911-03-17
MARINE CORPS.

MAXINE SOhf0.
Captain WILLIAM BRACKETT. de-
tached recruiting duty, Chicago, 10
recruiting duty Salt Lake City'
Major NJ. ]. SHAW. detached Advanced
Base School, New London, Conn, to
recruiting duty, New York, N Y.
Major L. II. MOSES to assume charge
of the recruiting district OF Boston
i'll addition to present duties.
'e'E6T DoURE, Fc detached barracks navy
yard, Charleston, S. ca to Barracks,
navy yard, Norfolk, Va
Major J. T. MYERS, to barracks, navy
yard, Philadelphia, Pa, upon COM
pletion of course at Army Service
Schools, Fort LeaVenworth, Kan.
Major II. L. ROOSEVELT A. Q. NJ,
detailed Depot of Supplies. San Fran
cisco, Cal, to First Brigade Ma
rines., Manila. P. l., for duty as
brigade quartermaSter
Captain n. G. BURTON, A. Q. M, de-
tailed Depot of Supplies. Philadel-
phia, Pa, to Depot Of Supplies. San
Francisco, Cal, relieving Major
ROOSEVELT, A. Q. NJ.
First Lieutenant H. G. BARTLETT, ap-
master, for duty as post quarter
master, Marine Barracks, navy yard,
Philadelphia, Pa, to take effect
April ]. 1911.
Second Lieutenant F. II. DREES, de-
tailed naval prison, navy yard.
Portsmouth, n. H., March 13, 1911,
TO duty marine barracks, navy yard,
Philadelphia, Pa.
First Lieutenant +. B. GARRETT, de-
tailed Advanced Base School, New
London, Conn, to marine barracks,
navy yard, New York, n. Y.
First Lieutenant T. d. BARBER, de-
tailed marine barracks, navy yard,
Portsmouth, N. H., to command Ad-
Conn. relieving Lieutenant GAR
Captain w G. FAY, aide-de-camp, ap-
pointed inspector of target practice,
United States Marine Corps, vice
Captain G. II: LYMAN, relieved.
Captain Z. +. WEST and First Lieu
tenant f. R. BEADLE. to marine
barracks, navy yard, Mare Island,
Cal, for duty.
Second Lieutenant c. PERRY RICH,
Philippine Scouts, recently appointed
from sergeant, Twenty-sixth Recruit
Company, general service, infantry,
Columbus Barracks, Ohio, to Manila,
P. L
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES Nc
CLCRE, adjutant general, is relieved
from detail in the adjutant generals s
department.
Lieutenant Colonel EDGAR w. HOWE.
Eleventh Infantry. now on leave Of
absence. to San Antonio. Tex.
NOlOHtl IL II .. MUM
MICK, cavalry. will remain on duty
in the office of the inspector general
of the army until further orders.
Major EDWARD n. JONES, JR., Sew
enteenth Infantry, to Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga.
First Lieutenant COLLIN H. BALL,
Fifth Infantry, is detailed as profess
Sor of military science and tactics
at the University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis, to take effect August
l. 1911
The following transfers of officers of
the Coast Artillery Corps are or
dered: -.
Captain ALBERT G. JENKINS from
S4th to 123d Company,
Captain STEPHEN II. MOULD from
123d to S4th Company. .t-
Major JAMES II. FRIER, 10th Infantry.
Is detailed to fill a vacancy in the
inspector generals department, vice
Major GEORGE BELL. JR., in
spector general, who is relieved from
detail IN that department
Major WILLIAM r. SMITH, Coast
Artillery Corps, from duty at Fort
Monroe. Virginia, TO duty as an as
sistant to the chief Of coast artil-
lery
The following officers will proceed from
San Diego, California, to San An
tonic. Texas.
First Lieutenant PAUL w. BECK, In
Second Lieutenant JOHN C. WALKER.
JR., Sth Infantry.
Second Lieutenant GEORGE z. NJ.
KELLY, SUth Infantry.