El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-10
MANY TRANSFERS ARE MADE
IN COAST ARTILLERY ARM

" a-ell4l-S LoD- u G.. June lu--InH follow
! ing army orders have been issued.
Tranferes effective Sept Is. coast ar
] ullery cOrps- Captains +. y. Cooks. from
I Forty-second to Nineteenth company: J.
I C Goodfellow from Thirteenth TO Eighth
company, IL i. Ireland from Eleventh TO
Fourteenth company c. c. Carson. from
Eighteenth company to Eighty-third COM
panyi j. r Pourie, from Seventeen COM
pany TO 165th company; S. H Mould. from
Ninetieth 70 Second company
Maj johnson Hagord, coast artillery
corps. from coast defense Of Manila Bay to
Fort Washington. Nd.
Mai. L s Miller. coast artillery corps
from coast defense Of Manila Bay TO Fort
Preble Maine
Following officers Of coast artillery corps
are released from duty in Philippines and
will proceed to coast defense indicated after
Hook; First Lieut. r T. Burgin, Puget
Sound; First Lieut. E L Dyer Portland
Second Lieut. c n. Wilson. Eastern New
York
Transfers OF captains OF coast artillery
corps. effective Sept IS William Colvia,
from Seventy-siXth 70 Forty-second COM
pany; d C. Mcdonald from 1O2d to Eigh-
teenth company; F. H Pipps, IT.. from Sew
enty-second TO 13Sth company: Thomas
Duncan. from 155th to Ninetieth company.
Effective Aug /. Capt Lewis Tutle, from
Sixtieth 20 Ninety-fifth company.
First Lieut.. c E Seybt. Fifty-first com
pany; Second Lieut. W Stanley. Nineteenth
company. coast artillery corps. are relieved
from assignment 10 respective companies
and viii proceed TO Manila for duty
Capt C. L J. Frohwitter, coast artillery
corps Is transferred from Ninth to 126th
company.
First Lieut. ]. J. Thomas. coast artillery
corps. win proceed to Manila for duty.
First Lieut. W V. Carter, Seventh ar
tllery, Is assigned to temporary duty with
Thirteenth cavalry
BY direction Of the president Capt s
McDeczer, Porto Rico regiment OF infantry,
viii proceed 10 Governors Island. New York.
for examination by army retiring board
Capt p. L Miles. Fourteenth infantry. Is
Ha.#m Hn-H sn~r# .
Leavenworth.
Orders Of May IS. relating TO Second Lieut.
c a Schimelfenig. coast artillery corps. are.
revoked and by direction Of the president
he is detailed for service in grade Of first
lieutenant IN ordnance department
Capt A W Bjornstad, Sixteenth infantry.
viii proceed to Fort LeavenwOrth, for duty
Capt James c Rhea, cavalry, is relieved
from duty in Philippines constabulary. and
is assigned to Eighth cavalry
J. NJ H Barnum is relieved from assign
ment TO Ninth cavalry and is attached to
the Third cavalry
First Lieut. William r Pope. cavalry. Is
assigned to Fourteenth cavalry.
The name OF First Lieut. W. F Sharp. !
field artillery, is placed on list Of detached /
officers. and name Of First Lieut. Albert I
Gllmor. field artillery, IS removed therefrom I
and he is assigned to the Fifth Field artil- /
Leaves Of absence: Capt T. ]. Rogers. I
Eleventh infantry. two months; Capt T. P. 1
Leary. medical corps, one month; First I
Lieut. H H BrOadhurst. Eighth cavalry. Z
one month; Capt L C. Crawford, coast ar
.illery corps. two months and ten days:
capt C. l. Lanaham, quartermaster corps.
Brig. Gen. F. s. stronge is assigned to
the command Of the South Atlantic coast
artillery district
First Lieut. G. c. Buntin and ". D. Heat
ln- medical reserve corps are relieved from
iuty at army medical school and viii pro-
iced to their respective homes
Orders OF April 20. retiring First Lieut. {
g. F; Patten, Thirteenth cavalry. are re-
-oked-
Capt J. P. Harbeson. Fifth infantry. Is
transferred 10 the Fourteenth infantry.