Evening star., 1922-04-02

George e. Dunham. NJ. C.; Maj. Floyd
Kramer. NJ. G.: Maj. James II. Mount.
II. c.; Capt. William Mcfarland. NJ. c.
Office. chief of finance-Maj. w H.
Keith, +. D.; Maj. d. w. Morey, f. d. /:
Mai c. W. Gratund. F. D.: Capt. II.
NJ. Denning. +. u.
Chief of engineers-Capt. James NJ.
Young. G. e.: Capt Alexander NJ.
Nelson. c. E.; list 1t. l.. 6. Horo-
witt. c. r.
Many Ordnance Changes.
Office, chief of ordnance-CoI. w
II. Tschappat. O. D.; Maj. S. p. Spald
ing o. D.; Maj A j. Stuart. D. D. I:
Burns. o. D: Mai w. A. Borden, o.
D.: Maj. G. ~ Barnes. o. D.: Capt H.
V. Churchill. o. D.: Capt. j. E. Haney,
q. D.. Capt. f. C. Goebert. o. u: Capt
D.; Capt. D. st. P Gaillard. o. d.
Office of the chief of the chemical
warfare service-Capt o. F. Roberts,
{. W. s; First Lieut.. Frank B. Gorin.
United States finance ohce-Maj
ers, F. D.; Capt. Ben Boon, F. D..
Capt. c. E. Gray. F. D.
Office attending surgeon-Capt
! Thomas l.. Spoon, D. c.: Capt. Eugene
A. Smith, ID. c..
Constructing quartermaster--Capt
Mechlins, Q. NJ. c
Washington general intermediate
Col. G. o, collar, Q. NJ
c.; Maj. c. McH. Egy. Q. NJ. C: Cae'
verton. Q. NJ. g; Capt. W. II, Moore.
Q. NJ. G: Capt, j. II. Osterman
Q. NJ. e.
Washington bsrracks-Capt Ken
meth McCatty. cavalry; Capt William
r. Scott. chaplain; Capt. David b. Van
Pelt. infantry: First Lieut. Harry L.
Calvin. Q. NJ. c.
Adjutant generals Office - Col
Julius A. Penn. A. G. D.: Col William
Kelly. jr. A. G. D.: Col Frederick w
don. A. G. D.; Lieut.. Col Jennings
&. Wilson. A. tG D.. Lieut.. Col. W. w
X. Hamilton. a. G. d: Lieut. Col. w.
X. kendrick. 4. q. D.: Lieut.. Col. J.
Colladay. A, q. D.: Maj Albert Gill
NOR. A. G. D.: Maj. WeIton NJ
Modisette. cavalry: Maj c. st $. Nc
Neill. A. G. D.: Maj. o. C. Palmer,
A. &. D.: Capt. William Fl. Moore,
Q. NJ. c.: Capt. T. G. Nethven, in
fantry: First Lieut.. Rene r. Studler
c. W. s.
Others to 60 After June FL
The following officers t23) will he
I-relieyed from duty in the depart
ments indicated shortly after June
30 next to enable them to attend
various service schools. These Of
ton beyond June 80 to prevent the
expense and hardship entailed by
two moves. which would be necessary
were they to be relieved at the
present time and then ordered to the
next class at the schools which be-
gin in August and September:
General Staff-Naj. 3. H. l.. Will
lams, C. A. G; Mai. Alvin c. Sande-
ford, F. A.: Maj. c. L. Fenton, c. y.
c.: Maj D. II. Connolly. c. of F.: Mai.
NJ Honeycutt, F. A.; Maj. D. l. Sui
tan. c. of E.; Maj. n. w. Campanole.
infantry: Mai. Bruce Magruder, in
fantry; Maj. Samuel Gibson. infan
try: Capt J. V. McConville. cavalry;
Capt. ". C. Phillips. infantry.
Tatum. cavalry.
Chief of field artillery-Maj. f. p
King. F. A; Mai. w. c. Potter, F. A.
Air service-Maj. Rush 3. Lincoln,
A. s.
Inspector generals department
Col C. c. Kinney, I. G.; Lieut.. Col.
shaw, l. G.: Lit Col. w f., Hunt, l.
c. c. Shaw. 1. G.: Lieut. Col. w. E.
Hunt, |. G.: Lieut.. Col. Z. c. Hum ber.
|. G.
/ Chemical warfare service-Maj. j.
Walter c. Baker. c.. W. S.
Adjutant generals office-Lieut.
Col Leo A. Dewey, A. G. D.; Lieut..
Col G. T. Perkins, A. G. D.: Maj.
H. L. King, A. G. d.
Corps of engineers-Maj. Thomas
NJ. Robins. c. of E.: Maj. B. B. Somer-
veil c. Of E.; Capt. s. f. Mortimer.
c. of E.; Capt. Paul NJ. Gilman, c.
of F.
The following general staff officers
(6) will complete four years in Wash
| ington during the summer and early
fall and will be ordered out of Wash
| ington before September 80 next: Col.
T. Q. Donaldson, G. s.. Col. f. L.
Munson. G. s.: Lieut.. Col. J. s. Fair.
G. s.; Lieut.. Col, J. A. Hickman, Maj.
Marlborough Churchill, G. s.; Maj.
J. l.. Benedict. G. S.