Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-16
ARMYANDNAVY


detailed as instructor-inspector at the
encampments of the Massachusetts
Militia, July % to 80, 1911: Capts.
Campbell King. Ist Infantry. and Oil
yer l.. Spaulding. jr. 9Th Artillery.
BY direction of the President and
upon the application of Cook John
Bohn. 42d Company. Coast Artillery
Corps. that soldier Will be placed upon
| the retired list
Capt. James r. Pourie, Coast Artil-
| lery Corps. is detailed for service in
! the qartermaster's department.
Lieut. Col Francis l.. Payson. deputy
paymaster general, having been found
by army retiring board incapaci
tated for active service on account of
:, disability incident thereto and such
| finding having been approved by the
President. the retirement of Lieut..
Col Payson from active service. under
| the provisions of section 1851, Revised
Statutes, is announced
Lieut.. Col. David S. Stanley. deputy
| quartermaster general. will proceed to
| Cleveland, OHIO. on official business
pertaining to the quartermasters de-
partment.
BY direction of the President. and
upon the application of Sergt Maj.
John Burke. I'd Battalion of Engineers
that soldier will be placed upon the
retired list.
The following assignments of officers
of the subsistence department are Or
uered:
Col James n. Allison, from chief
commissary, Department of the East, to
chief commssary of the Eastern Divi
sion.
Maj Charles r. Krauthoff. from the
Philippine Islands, to chief commissary
of the Western Division.
Maj. Hugh ]. Gala CHER. to assistant to
the chief commissary Of the Western Di-
vision
Nal. Alexander NJ Davis, assistant to
ho chief cnmrniSSarV M the Western hi
vision
Capt Frank H. Lawton. to assistant
to the chief commissary of the Eastern
Division.
capt. David B. Case. from chief com
missary. Department of the Lakes.
capt. William Elliott commissary, from
chief comnissary, Department of Cali
fornia.
Capt. Frank s. cocheu. general staff, is
relieved from detail as a member of the
General Staff Corps.
Mai. Leroy $. Lyon 9Th Field Artil
lery. is detailed for service in the in
spector generals department, vice Maj.
William Lassiter, who is assigned to the
9Th Field Artillery. Maj Lyon will re-
pair to this city and report to the in
srector general for duty i'm his Office.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted to Second Lieut. Troup Miller.
18th Cavalry.
The following transfers of officers are
ordered: Capt. Ernest Wand. Murphy
from the 2Ith Infantry 10 the 18Th nan
try: Capt. Arthur w. Brown. from the
18th Infantry to the 9TH Infantry.
Capt Conrad H. LAMA. field artillery.
unassigned. is assigned to the I'd Field
Artillery.
Capt. Arthur Cranston, quartermaster.
is assigned to duty as quartermaster of
the transport Logan for the trip from
San Francisco to San Diego Cal, and re-
turn.
The following named officers will join
their regiments in the Philippine Islands:
Capt Glenn II. Davis. 18th Infantry;
First Iieuts. Norris NJ. Keck, 18th In
fantry; Philip Remin gton. 18th Infantry.
and Albert T. Rich. Sd Infantry, and
Second Lieuts. Marion P Vestal. 18th In
fantry and Alvan C. Gillem jr, 18th In
fantry.
Mai Peter C. Harris, 9Th Infantry. is
relieved from further duty in this city.
Leave of absence for four months is
granted Capt. Charles j. Symmonds, 18th
Cavalry.
Capt William Taylor. 10th Infantry.
upon his relief from his present duties
will join his regiment.
| First Lieut.. Robert D. Goodwin is as
signed to the 4th Infantry.
| First Lieut.. Gordon n. Kimball is as
signed to the 18th Cavalry.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut. David p. Wood, 18th
Infantry.
The following changes in the Coast