Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-08
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. Army or
 ders:
 I Promotions of each of the follow
 ing officers of the infantry is an
 nounced:
 To be colonels-Lieut. Col. James
 M. Arrasmith, Eighth Infantry; Will
 fam H. Johnston, general stan corps; ;
 Benjamin W. Atkinson, Second h.
 fantry.
 To be lieutenant colonels-Majors
 Charles II. Martin, Eighteenth Infau-
 try; William Weigle, Second nfar-
 try; Thomas G. Hansen, quartermas-
 ter corps; Herman Hall. unassigned; 1 Marcus D. Cronin. unassigned: ] Charles s. Farnsworth, Sixteenth In i fantry.
 To be majors-Captains Hamilton 1 A. Smith, Third Infantry; Hunter B.
 Nelson, unassigned; Marthew F.. Sa- vile, quartermaster corps; Frank F. l Bamford. Twenty Eighth Infantry; 1 Fred l.. Knudson. Twenty Third In-
 fantry; Charles W. Castle, Eleventh
 Infantry; Paul B. Malone. Thirtieth
 Infantry; s. J. Bayard Schindel. gen
 eral staff corps; John r. Preston,
 Fourth Infantry; Fred G. Lawton.
 quartermaster corps; Amos H. Mar tin, Fourteenth Infantry; Chas. F. Grain, Third Infantry; Frank H. Goa cheu, general stan corps; Ora. F.. Hunt, Eighteenth Infantry. To be captains-First Lieuts Rob- ert J. Binford. Twentieth Infantry: John A. Brockman, unassigned; Shel- don w. Anding, unassigned; William r. MurchisOn, unassigned; Elvio r. Wagner, Twenty Ninth Infantry; Thomas w. Brown. Seventeenth h. fantry; Otis Cole, unassigned; Shelby C. Leasure Seventh Infantry; Chas F. Herr, Fourth Infantry; Fred II. Turner, Twenty Third Infantry; Ed win o. Saunders, Ninth Infantry; Walter Kreuger. Third Infantry; A. l.. Singleton, Twelfth Infantry; Ar thur l.. Bump, Seventeenth Infantry; Willis F. Mills, Fourth Infantry.
 To be first lieutenants-Second Lieuts. William c. Laagwill, infantry; A. Sarratt, Seventeenth Infantry; Frank M Kennedy. Tenth Infantry; John T. Harris, Ninth Infantry; Al bert J. Tucker, Ninth Infantry; Mari on O. French, Third Infantry; Geo. | w. C. Whiting, Fourth Infantry; Chas | Wellcott. Twenty Eighth Infantry; | James D. Rivet, Twelfth Infantry; George R. Koehler, Fourteenth Infan- l try; James A. Merritt, Fourteenth | Infantry; Oliver s. Wood, Sixteenth | Infantry; Allen NJ. Burdett. Twenty | Seventh Infantry; Herbert C. Focus, Sixteenth Infantry; John C. Walker, Jr., Twelfth Infantry.
 Following officers detailed as first | lieutenants. ordnance department:
 Second Lieutenants John C. Beatty Second Field Artillery; Hubert C. Stanton, Coast Artillery; John $. Wood, Coast Artillery; Chas J. Browne. Second Field Artillery: Os- car J. Gatchell, Coast Artillery; Capt William R. Harrison, retired, as act ing quartermaster Plattsburg Bar racks.
 Col John H. Beacon, Sixth Infan- try, to CaleXico. California, and upon arrival, report by telegraph to com general Western department
 Following officers ordnance depart ment detailed captains ordnance de partment: First Lieut.. J. s. Hatcher Roland w. Finger. Gladeon NJ Barnes Earl j. W. Ragsdale, Chas. J. W. Rags dale, Charles W. Walter, Jr., Toilette Bradley, Robert s. Oberley.
 Second Lieut. Fred Galbraith, Four teenth Cavalry, detailed University of Porto Rico.
 Capt John A. Lockwood. retired, relieved as assistant depot quarter master New York City to Fort Ben jamin Harrison, relieving Capt. Al fred Roeder, Philippine Scouts, re- tired, who upon being relieved, will report Fort Benjamin Harrison.
 Capt John A. Lockwood. retired, 2o lays leave. Major l.. Brown, engi- |. leers. Second regiment to Nashville, Tenn. First I(eut. Sheplcy W. Fitz- gerald. aviation officer Signal Corps O Glouster. Mass, temporary duty in [ connection with tests, Hammond tor ieG0 First Lieut. John w. Reynolds. 'oast Artillery Co Walter Reed gcngr- , Il hospital. D. C.. examination for de- ail aviation section.