The Washington times., 1913-10-13
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Captain ADOLPHE H. HUGUET,
Quartermaster Corps, to Boston,
Mass, for temporary duty at the
BoFno Boston frop Gspo1 ocpober 4l e % to dSTinE
the absence of Lieutenant Colonel
WINTHROP S. WOOD, Quartermas-
ter Corps.
Captain NELSON GAPEN, Medical
Corps, is relieved from duty as at
tending surgeon. Boston, Mass, to
take effect upon the arrival Of Lieu
tenant Colonel HENRY A. SHAW
Medical Corps, and will proceed to
Fort Reveree, Mass:
Captain LOUIS c. DUNCAN, Medical
Corps, is relieved from duty at
Washington Barracks, D. c., to take
effect upon the arrival at that post
of Captain MARK d. WEED, Med.
icai Corps, and will proceed to Fort
Lieutenant CHESTER X. HAIG, Med
tcal Corps, is relieved from duty at
the United States Military Academy,
to take effect upon the arrival val, al 4
DAVIS, Medical Corps. and Will pro-
ceed to Piattsburg. y. Y.
First Lieutenant ROBERT r. WELS-
HEIMER, Coast Artillery Corps, is
assigned to the 1l2th Company to
take effect January Is.
Major ALBERT G. JENKINS. Coast
Artillery Corps, to San Franciscoo,
Cal, sail on the transport November
B, Tor Mdnlla-
Captain FREDERICK. L. BUCK. Coast
Artillery Corps, is assigned to the
lsSth Company and will proceed to
Manila, P. L.
Each of the following officer OF the
Coast Artillery Corps is transferred
as indicated, will proceed to Manila,
P l., on the transport to leave San
:: Francisco January 5:
Captain JOHN E. MUNROE, from the
ls3d to the Ninety-fifth Company.
Y ALLISON n DEANS.
= jr., from the ll2th to the twenty
third Company.
SECOND Lieutenant JOHN 5. WOOD,
from the Eighty-fifth to the Ninety
Eeach of the following officers of the
Coast Artillery Corps is transferred
as indicated:
Captain 3RAINERD TAYLOR, from
the Ninety-ninth to the Thirty-ninth
Captain REX VAN DEN CORRUPT,
from the Thirty-sixth to the loSd
Company.
First Lieutenant JOHN P. KELLER.
from the 14Sth to the Ninety-ninth
Company.
First Lieutenant ROBERT N. CAMP
BELL from the Sinety-ninth to
the 10th Company.
Second Lieutenant ROY 7. CUNNING
HAM. from the Ninety-ninth to the
Thirty-ninth Company.
second Lieutenant THOMAS II. JONES,
from the Thirty-ntnth TO the Ninety
ninth Company.
second Lieutenant JOSEPH r. CYGON,
from the 153d to the Sixtieth Com
pany.
Second Lieutenant GEORGE L.
THATCHER. from the Sixtieth to
the Sixty-second Company.
The retirement of Brigadier Genera!
WILLIAM T. RUSSELL. chief Of
engineers, from active service on
ncfnhar c nnnntHnCA6
Each of the following officers of the
Coast Artillery Corps is transferred,
TO take effect January Is:
Captain JOHN o'NEIL, from the Nine
ty-fifth to the Ntnety-fourth Com
Captain EDMUND T. wEIsEL, from
the l3Sth to the Thirty-sixth Com
First Lieutenant JOHN K. JEMIsoN.
from the Ninetieth to the l46th COM
First Lieutenant PETER H. OTTO
niila. P. l., on the transport to
leave San Francisco January 3. and
assume commaIfd of the United
States mine planter, Gen. Henry
Knox.
F1rst Lieutenant JASON McT. AUS
TIN, Coast Artillery Corps. TO Ma
nilla, p. l., on the transport to leave
San Francisco January 5, and viii
report to the commanding officer.
=. coast defenses of Manila bay.
First Lieutenant JOSEPH J. GRACE;
e.. Coast Artillery Corps. is assigned
to the Ninetieth CompanT. to take
effect January Is.
Captain EDWARD CASFIELD. JR..
Coast Artillery Corps, is transferred
from the Seventy-first to the Ninety
ninth Company and will join the
company upon its arrival at San
Francisco,