The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
Army Orders
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New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 10.

New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 10.
These army orders were made public to-
INFANTRY-Col Frederick S. l.. Price. re-
leved Camp Devens, assigned to Thirteenth
Infantry; Major Roger b. Harrison, Third
Infantry, transferred to Second Infantry
First Lieut.. George w. Booth, transferred
from station hospital Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, to Walter Reed General Hospital, ana
accompanied by necessary attendants will
report to commanding officer of the latter
turn to proper station; Capt. George Cald-
well, Eighteenth Infantry, now at Raritan
Arsenal. N. J., report to Chief of Infantry.
lam q. Williams, Thirteenth Infantry, j.
transferred to Sixth Infantry, proceed fros-
Camp Devens to Camp Jackson; First 1,ieu,
Joliet, ILL.,, detailed assistant professor
of military science, High Schools. Detroit !:
First Lieut. james F.. Green's now at Fort
fantry. Each of officers named. now at
station named. Is assigned as indicated and
c Chy owe s. Camp Meade. to Tanks: Capt.
Fred G. Christy. Nogales. Ariz.. to Twenty
fifth Infantry; Capt. William =; Dalton.
George r. Conner. Camp Devens. to Thir-
teenth Infantry; First Lieut.. T.. U. Q; Wat
ers, Camp Meade, to Forty-first Infantry
Forty eighth Infantry; First Lieut.. Edmund
+. Hubbard. Camp Lee. to Forty-third In
fsntry; First Lieut.; Hardy J: story Camp Cam,
eighth Infantry: First Lieut.. Fay Ross.
,ufaS;ry yr0G Pr.t Lieut. orIen
Thompson. Fort Wayne. to Thirty-seventh
Infantry: First Lieut.. Elmer s. Van Ben
First Lieut.. James r. Kennedy, Camp Rich
mond, TO Nineteenth Infantry; First Lieut.
Everett f. Brooks. Camp Benning, TO Twen
ty-ninth Infantry; Capts David X. LitseS
and Carlton L. Brosius. honorably dis
charged. A..
Iihenny, now at Fort Sam Houston. Is as
signed to Fifteenth Field Artillery; on eA
piration of leave to Camp Travis; First
Lieut. Charles W. S, STARVATION aI'e Of leave to
Fort Sill, and report not later than Janu-
airy 5, 1921, to Commandment Field ArtilIery
School,; F Eolt SAM Houston. and report to
president Retiring Board headquarters
Eighth Corps area when required. ior eA
animation, then return TO place OF recep,
Of this order: Capts. George a. Ivanick
and Carlton L. Wheeler and first Lieut.
John a. Redfern; honorary aisc,ln,sc Gre
ory s. LAWN, relieved Governors Island 20
seven Pines. Va, for duty ms commanolls
officer Seven Pines General Ordnance pe rcs
and report by letter 70 Chief OF Ordnancs
wa shingtou n. c.: First Lieut.. Thomas .
Coursey, relieved. IN District OrdnSpce Otto,
Rochester. n. T., to Fort tortef ,, anu ~
Lieut. Leslie p. Stone. relieved az south AN
how N J.. to Governors Island ana repofl
Docember 81 to commanding ktnVIhiF nlaJ''
Charles Il. Ellis. relieved Hammonton, n j..
to Frankford Arsenal and report December
% 20 commanding officer; Capt. John Cur
tin, relieved District ORDNANCE 'ollice' Sew
yor,r city 10 Governors Island and report
pecember o. 1920, to commanding genera
for duty: First Lieuts. James ID. WOOD an"
William C. Garter, honorably discharged.
''oIiARTERNfASTER CORPS-Major Louis
A. Merillat, Jr., In addition TO other dutiess
a. appointed constructing quarvermas.el.
Fort sheridan; Capt. William ~. Elkintg,om
| ..,tn n
Francisco; Capt Walter A. swallow. retrieved
in office OF Chief First District Office oonr
.tr,,ctlon Service. report to Quarterinastei
| General for. duty In his office; Capt. Eugen'
Riley, relieved treatment Fitzsimmons zen ,
erai Hospital. Denver, TO Walter h sss S o,s,
Ger for duty: Capt. Bernard r.. MckeeVe'
win proceed at proper time from Balt'nvr'
20 Chicago and report to sepot querterii.a..,
| Tor course In training at quartermaster sur
sistance school, commencing January 10
/ 1921 First Lieut.. Letcher o. Grice ~ n
signed to duty and station AT general supps
depot, Atlanta, Ca. as assistant 20 depo'
auartcrmaster, First Lieut.. George A. Stock
ton Infantry. relieved from detail IN Ouai
termaster Corps. report TO commanding gen
Graves Graves" caSts. Hans 4. Madsen, William
I KENYON and First Lieut.. Francis Il. Jouan
net honorably discharged.
MEDICAL CORPS.--Capt. Ross II. Gregor.
relieved Columbus Barracks. Ohio. TO Wahei
1 Reed General Hospital for treatment Lieut.
/ Col. David s. Fairchiid. Jr., relieved CAM
| Grant. M, to this city and report TO sur
reon General OF the Army in his Office
/ Major Edgar s. Linthicum, relieved nean
/ quarters, Baltimore. Mr., 20 Camp Mead
IVA renort 10 co---nanding officer; Capt.
David VALLEY. relieved jackson Barracks.
/ Ia. report TO commanding officer jackson
| parrecks; First Lieut. Harrison nj. s'"wnrt
| rslieved Fort Ogelthorpe 20 COLUMBUS bei
! RACKS and report TO commanding ofnccr TO-
| ,s,ty: First Lieut.. Virgil b.. Williams. :.
Iieyed in office Of Surgeon General. wssli
ington. ID. c.. and report 20 command,sne
I officer Walter Reed General Hospital Tor
g,,tv. Cant CLYDE q. Johnston. now NJ head
auarters, Boston. win report 70, commandinr
General for duty; Capt James $. Brummette
Relieved Campt Zachary Taylor to Columbus
/ barracks; Major Allen J, Black, relieved
heasn,,a rters Governors Island. report b.,
telegraph 20 commanding general Boston.
| wnss for assignment 20 duty and station.
then Join station TO while hasigned; Major
I Creamery l.. Chase. relieved Governors lsl
/ md II " 10 Mitchell Field for duty, relict
Ing Major htIlIo NJ. Gaccini who thus ~
| iiasyad viii report to commanding officer Coz
iumbus barracks for duty; First Lieut.
hsscorro r. gandrock, relieved Fort Sheridan
10 camp Knox Capt. Ralph n. Henry. re-
iieyed fort Porter 70 Camp Dix; Majof
PANEL J. Hayes. relieved Fort Sheridan, 10
Camp Grant.