The Washington herald., 1914-11-17

Augustus Norton. coast defenses OF Mar
! ragansett Bay. The travel directed is
necessary in the military service.
Second Lieut.. Douglas c. Cordiner.
| Coast Artillery Corps, is attached to the
| Seventeenth Company. Fort Washington.
! Nd, upon the arrival at that post OF
! First Lieut. Samuel II. McLeary. Coast
J Each Of the fOllowinE-named officers of
the Coast Artillery Corps Is transferred
or assigned as indicated after his name.
! TO take effect on the date specified, and
VIII then join his company: Capt Frank
&c. Jewell. transferred from the Sixth
Company TO the Ftfty-trst Company. De-
cember l, 1914; Capt. Joseph Matson,
I pany to the Ninety-eighth Company, De-
Cember l, 1874; Capt. Claudius NJ Seaman,
| transferred from the 134th Company TO
the Sixth Company, December l. 1914;
Capt RollO +. Anderson. assigned to the
Thirty-siNth Company. December 30, 1914;
Second Lieut.. Charles L. KlIburn, as
signed TO the Seventeenth Company, De-
Cember /. 1914
Each OF the following-named officers of
the Coast Artillery Corps is transferred
or assigned to the company Indicated
after his name and will join his COM
pany: Capt John W. c. Abbott, assign
ed TO the EiEhty-eighth Company: Can't.
Jalrus A: Moore. assigned TO the Tween
ty-seYenth Company: Capt Louis c.
Brlnton. IT. transferred from the I36th
Company TO the Forty eighth Company:
capt; Jacob A. Mack. transferred from
the Seventeenth Company 10 the II5th
Company. '''S -'''''
Each OF the followtng-named officers Of
IN" Coast ARTILLERY Corps IS relieved from
assignment to the company to which he
no" belongs and placed on the unassiEn-
ed list. Each officer will report on the
CSie sPec!ned TO the commanding officer
OF the coast defenses indicated after each
name for assignment to stan duty: Sec
ond Lieut.. Austin C. Frick, coast de-
lenses OF PorthmOuth. December 30. 1914;
Second I.lPuf u
ienses OF the Columbia. December TO- 1914:
second Lieut.. Benjamin y Booth coast
aetenses OF San Diego. December 80 1914:
Second Lieut.. Rudolf w. Riefkohl coast
1914 ~
Each Of the tolIowing-named officers of
the Coast Artillery Corps. Is relieved from
his present duties and Assignment 10
present company and will REPORT 10 the
commanding officer OF the coast defenses
Indicated after each name for assignment
10 company in his command: Second
Lieut.. Robert L. Gray, coast defenses of
Long Island Sound: Second Lieut. Law
renee \. Mclaughlin, coast defenses OF
Boston; Second Lieut.. Edwin F. silk
nam coast defenses Of Long Island
Sound, after turning over public property
Tor which he is accountable 10 FIRST
Lieut. Frederick A. Mountford, Coast Ar
tiiiery Corps: Second Lieut. Alfred b.
Second Lieut.. Robert Fl. Van VoIkenl
burgh. coast defenses of Charleston on
December l. 1914; Second Lieut.. Lawrence
i. Weeks. coast defenses OF Long Island
sound, on December l. 1914
Second Lieut.. Felix F. Gross, Coast Ar
tllery Corps, relieved from assignment
TO the EiGhty-fOurth Company, placed on
the unassigned list. and will take station
at the headquarters. coast defenses of
Mobile, relieving First Lieut. John P No
Caskey. jr.. Coast Artillery Corps. Lieut..
McCaskey will report to the Commanding
officer. coast defenses Of Portland, for
TO a company in his command
Capt. Jacob VI. Coward, Coast ARTILLERY
Corps, is transferred from the l2Sth Com
pany to the l6gth Company, to take effect
November .. 1914, and will then report 10
the commandant, Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe. Va, for assignment to duA
as director of the enlisted mems division |
al the school, in addition to his company
duty
First Lieut. Donald NJ. Ashbridge. Coast
Artillery Corps, upon his relief from duty
at the Coast Artillery School. Fort Mon
roe. Va. and upon the expiration of any |
eave OF absence that may be granted |
him. will take station at the head0usr-
ters, coast defenses Of New Orleans. re- |
ieving Capt. Lynn S. Edwards. Coast |
Artillery Corps. a