The Washington times., 1912-11-21
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The names Of the following named Of
fcers are removed from the list of
detached officers:
Captain WALTER V. COCHETT, Field
Artillery.
Captain EDWARD II. DE ARMoND,
Field Artillery.
Captain OLIVER L.. .SPACLDlNG. jr..
Field Artillery.
Captain RICHARD NJ. McMASTER,
Captain MANus MccLosKEY. Field
FRS. Lieutenant FRED T. CRUISE,
Field Artillery.
The officers named are assigned 10 regi-
m>nts as follows:
Captain McCLOSKEY. to the Third
Field Artillery. >c,
Captains COCHETT and sPACLDlNI'
to the Fourth Field Art!IlerS:
Captains McMASTER and DE AR
MOND, and Lieutenant CRUISE, TO
the Fifth Field Artillery.
First Lieutenant DAWSON OLM-
STEAD. ass gned to the Third Field
Artillery, December 10.
Captain NORRIS +. LOChE, trans
fcrred from the First Field Artillery
to the Third Field Artillery.
CAPTAIN DANIEL w. HAND. trans
ferred from the First Field Artillery
to the Second Field Artillery.
Captain ROGER o. MASON, transfer
red from the Fifth Field Artillery to
the First Field Artillery, and as
signed to station at Schoheid Bar
racks, Hawaii Territory.
Captain FRED c. DOYLE, quartermas-
ter corps, Field Artillery, assigned
to the First Field Artillery:
Captains EDWARD 7. DONNELLf
and NORTON +. WOOD. Sixth Field
ARTILLERY, relieved from assignment
TO that regiment and attached to the
Sixth Field Artillery. nan
Captains RALPH 5. GRANGER, ROB
ERT S. WELSH, and HENRY W.
RI'TNER quartermaster corps ds-
signed TO the Sixth Field Artillery:
The followinG-named officers or the
Coast Artillery Corps are assigned
10 companies of that corps as herein-
ar,.r indicated. to take effect upon
their relief from detail in the Quar-
tcrmaster Corps:
Capt FRANK b. EDWARDS lhiF-
teenth Company.
Capt GEORGE .. HUBBARD, Forty-
fourth Company. ~ -
Capt HENRY II. SHEEN, Ihirty-
fourth Company.
Capt WILLIAM II. WILSON, twenty
eighth Company.
The allowing named officers of the
Cast Artillery Corps are assigned
to companies as hereinafter indi-
Cant. CHARLES r. ALLEY. One Hun
dred and F4fty-seventh Company.
] Cant GEORGE W. COCHEU. one Hun
dred and Forty-siXth Company.
Capt. CLIFFORD JONES, Seventy-htth
Company.
Hundred and second Company.
First Lieut.. ELLERY W. NILES, one
Hundred and twenty-fourth Company.
First Lieut.. HALSEY DTNWOODY'
First Lieut.. GEOFFREG BARTLETT
First Lieut.. JOHN p. KELLER. one
| hundred and fortY-siNth Company.
First Lieut. FORREST L. WlLLlFORD,
Twelfth Company.
First Lieut.. JOSEPH A. GREEN, Sixty
eighth Company.
First Lieut.. WILLIAM L. SHEDD, jr..
Eightieth Company.
First Lieut.. ALBERT l: LorsTAlL)T'
First Lieut.. DAVID Nice, McKELL.
First Lieut.. BENJAMIN II. L. WILL
IAMS, Th!rtv-second Company.
Chaplain JOSEPH NJ KANGLEY,
Tinted states Army, assigned to the
| Coast Artillery Corps with station
AT Fort Screven, Ga.
Cartain IAMES l.. WALSH. Ordnance
Department. from New YORK Ar
| senal Governors Island. N, Y, tc
the chief OF ordnance for duty In hi'
| office.
The following named Officers are, de
tailed for duty as insncCtor instruc
tors Of the Organized M'l'ia:
Car'air JOHN b, w. COREY, Fittf
Carsnln LOIrrs T. BOIsEAU, Sixth
Field Artillery
Each Of the following named OFFICERS Il
detailed for duty as an insuector in
structor OF the Organized Militia:
Major NIvNpOr NCFARI AND Twen
| ty-n'nth Infantry, Albany. \. Y.
Maior EDW NRD r, "HPIsMAN: Six
teenth Infantry. Trenton, \. J.
| Cap-atn ROBERT II. WESCOTT
Elevcnth infantry, Madison wis.
CANAAN UTNRH S. WAGNER. -Four
toenth Infantry. Austin. Tex,
Captain RUSSELL G. lANGDON
Third Inrantrv Rnlelgh, \. C,--
Captain FTHET VERT l.. u. RpECK
INRIDGE. Tenth Infantry, Frank
fort, Ky.
Captain GEORGE r. BALL, Sixteenth
! Infantry. Lansing, Mich.