Evening star., 1924-05-11
Changes in Stations of
Army and Macy Officers
OF Interest to Capital
ARMY

MAI. IL. i. Small, 18th Infantry: capt.
w. B. Dunwoody, S3rd Field Artillery;
Lieut.. Col. G. II. Scott, Medical Corps;
Capt. w. III. Crosson, Corps of Engi-
neers, and Capt Frank Lockhead, in
fantry, with the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard: Capt. F. U. McCoskrie.
Infantry, with the Wisconsin National
Guard, and Capt. J. NJ. Stewart, 9TH
Infantry, with the North Dakota Ma
tional Guard.
Lieut.. Coils. E. r. Donnelly and C.
F; Cox, Field Artillery. at the War
Delaney, Medical Corps, attending sur
geon in this city, have been ordered to
Fort Sill, Okla. for duty.
Lieut.: Col w. H. Peck. Field Ar
Hawaii; First Lieut.. H. S. Kenyon, jr.,
Air Service, from this city to San
Francisco: Maj. NJ. c. Shallenberger,
Mcpherson. Ga: Col. r. B. Hacker,
Quartermaster Corps, from this city to
Baltimore. Md; Maj. C. D. Hartman.
Quartermaster Corps, from this city
to Fort Myer, Va, and Maj. C. w.
The following named officers have
been detailed as military instructors:
Lieut.. Col. N p. Wiley, Infantry, at
the University of Delaware at Newark:
Engineers at the University of Illinois
at Urbana; Capt A. J. Powell. 30th
Infantry. at Creighton University,
Omaha, Neb.; Second Lieut.. L. w. Boyd
schools, Nashville Tenn; and Capt. T. .
C. Poland. 2sth Infantry. with the
North Dakota National Guard at Devils
Lake.
Capt. ]. H Rodman. 4th Infantry,
at Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa;
10 6aId arfi1tprV at
the Oregon Agricultural College. at
Corvallis: Maj. G. c. Lawrason, infan-
try, at the University of Tennessee,
Knoxville; Capt. w. Nick. Spann, IN
fantry, with the Louisiana National
Guard. at Monroe. and Lieut.. Col.
Clenard Mclaughlin, infantry, at
Pennsylvania State College.
The President has accepted the
designations of First Lieut.. Thomas
M. McLamore, infantry. and Second
Lieut.. Harry l. Sheetz, infantry.
Officers on duty in this city have
been ordered to other stations as fol-
lows: Maj. Thomas Whelen, Ordnance
Department, to Fort Benning, Ga
Capt ]. o. Gladdish. Veterinary Corps,
to Fort Bliss, Tex; Maj. j. W. n.
Schulz, Corps Of Engineers, to Du-
luth, MINI.
Oficers ordered to this city for duty
are Maj. r. r. Nix, Ordnance De-
partment; Mai. r. l.. Maxwell, ORD
nance Department; Maj. j. r. BaStlon'
Medical Corps, and Maj. F. X Strong,
Medical Corps, all at Fort beaVeh-
Maj. W. G. Kilner. air service at
Boiling Field, Anacostia, has been
assigned to duty in the offlce or tne
chief of air service, War Department
Maj t ]. j. Christian, 9Th Field
Artillery, stationed at Madison BAR
racks, n Y, has been assigned to
duty at Baltimore. He is under treat
ment at Walter Reed General nos
pital. this city.
Maj. ]. G. Quekemeyer, cavalry, for
mer aid 10 Gen. Pershing. has been
relieved from duty as a student at
the general STAFF school at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. granted leave OF
absence, on the conclusion or Whlcn
he will report to the chief OF staH'
War Department. for duty CT.
First Lieut.. John T. Schneider, heIo
artillery. has been relieved from duty
al Harvard University, Cambridge
Mass, and ordered to duty with Zen
]. J. Pershing. chief OF stan df
Department.
at the Virginia Polytechnic institute,
Blacksburg. Va. has been assigned 10
the 6Jth Infantry at San Juan, +. X
First Sergt. William j. Fenwlck. at
Fort Myer. Va, and First Sergt. WIN
ter washington, 9Th Cavalry at Fort
NLIcSp Noii-. oNNN,
count of age.
Col. III. L. knight, infantry, Majs.
o. c. Aleshire. general staff; J. A.
Crane, field artillery. and W. 4. X.
CoveT. Corps of Engineers. ana Capi'
W. A woodruff. adjutant general,
have been appointed a board to meet
in this city and select candidates Tor
appointment as second lieutenantS
in the Regular Army.
Maj D. G.. Moore. Dental Corps, has
-fa,- fr-nr
Fort Benning. Ga: Capt. W: r.
Heavy, Corps of Engineers. from
Louisville, KY. to Fort Humphreys,
Va: Capt Z. A. Allen, Signal Corps
from Camp Alfred Vail, \. j., to Wal
ter Reed General Hospital, this city;
CAPT. G W. Shaffer. Medical Corps.
from this city to Carlisle, Pa; capt.
r. T.. Henry. Medical Corps. from this
city to Fort Sam Houston, Tex; Capt.
A. G.. kinberger. Medical Corps, from
this city to New York city; capt: B,
!. Peters. Medical Corps, from this
city to Fairfield, Ohio; Maj. L: B,
Chambers Coast Artillery Corps. from
this city to Los Angeles. Calf; Maj.
]. r. Brabson. field artillery, from
this city to Fort Sill, Okla, and
wharton. cavalry, from Saumur.
France, to Fort Riley, Kan.
Col. M. c. Smith, cavalry, has been
relieved from duty with the war De
partment general staff and ordered
to Fort Thomas, KY, for duty with
organized reserves.
Can't. T. L. Johnson. at the Naval
War College, Newport, has been de-
tailed as naval attache at Paris,
France. and Madrid, Spain, and Capt.
Ralph e. Pope, commanding the An
tares, has been assigned to duty IN
the office of the assistant secretary OF
the Navy.
Commander John Downes has been
transferred from the Naval Academy
to command of submarine division II;
Commander G. II. Baum, from Great
Lakes, Ill, to the Naval War College
Commander s. A Taffinder, from the
Naval Academy to the peruvian ms
sion; Commander ]. S. Woods, from
the Farquhar; Lieut. Commander
Hiester Hoogewerff, from San Fran
cisco to the Naval Academy; Lieut..
II. E. Curles, from the Navy DePdr1-
ment to the Pittsburgh; Lieut.. h. Il.
Mullen, from Tutuila, Samoa, to San
Francisco: Lieuts. ]. G. Mcpherson
and C. II. LiQued, CONSTRUCTION corps:
from the Massachusetts, Institute or
Technology to the Navy department.
Chief Pharmacist Stephen w. Doug
lass, at the Naval Academy, mas oeen
ordered to the Washington navy yard
and Chief Pharmacist Robert Martin.
at the washington yard, has been
ordered to the navy yard, Norfolk
The resignation of Lieut.: Leonard
L. Martin, Dental Corps, at the ma
rine barracks, Parrls lsiatio' o. ~ Ao'
Cant b. A. Long has been assigned
70 Tie command of the Antares, capt
" x WORKMAN to command of de
stroyer squadron 9, Commander X A
Koch to command the Rappahannock,
Iiont n p Brewster to command
the Cormorant, Lieut.. D. B. McClary
to command the Tanager and Lieut.
W " 7, Poland to command the Whip
poorwill. T.