The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
ARMY ORDERS.
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C.. Nov. l. [


These army orders have been issued:
INFANTRY.-Cap Donald NJ. McRae,
First Infantry. transferred to Twenty-third
Infantry: First Lieut.. Thomas o. Mattingly.
honorably discharged: First Lieut.. Floyd T..
Galloway. relieved present duty to Camp
Benning; Capt. Lloyd e. Wells. honorably
discharged; Capt. Joseph j. Schmidt, as
signed to Thirty-ninth Infantry; First Lieut..
Fred p. Rogers. Thirty-third Infantry. trans
ferred to Fifty-eighth Infantry. Camp Lewis
Major Gustav J. Gonser. to Alvatraz, Cal
Capt. l.. Carson, assigned TO Twenty ninth
infantry; Capt InRomar NJ. Oseth. Fifty
fourth Infantry. transferred 10 Flfty-eighth
infantry, Camp Lewis; Capt. Joseph Schwar,
honoraby discharged
CAVAIRY.-Capt william Scott. honor
ably discharged. Major Henry A. Flint and
Capt Royden Williamson. will return 70
United states on first available transport
after November IL. arrival In United
States report TO adtutant general and TO
Tuber assigned 10 Fourth Cavalry.
Brownsville: Major John T. Sayles. re-
iIeved at headquarters Eighth Corps Area.
Fort Sam Houston. detailed as inspector-in-
structor. cavalry Texas national Guard
COAST ARTILLERY.-Flrst Lieu, John I.
Farley to Fort Screven. Capt. Robert ;.
stewart. honorably discharged; First Lieut..
charles S. Hammond TO Fort Screven I;
Major william II. McCleary, to Fort Han
cock, and report co faar ~, an,n e,sis
'rhirty-first Artillery Brigade, for assign
ment: Capts Walter II. Adams, George w.
Ames: First Lieut.. feIUcIt NHte' ~
second Lieut.. James ~ Smith; First Lieut..
r w cochran First Lieut.. w. r. Mar
oua, and FIRE, I.iaut. Robert W. Mcbride.
FIELD ARTILLERY-Each ~ the follow
inc named officers assigned a. Indicated :
Ne Tor Herbert r. Odcll. 10 Seventy seventh
Field Artillery. camp Lewis Major rtancls
A Rurplos 10 Sixth Field Artillery Camp
pix, Major Edward H. Hicks. 10 Eleventh
Field Artillery. Camp Grant. Major Hamil-
ION Templeton. 10 Eighth Field Artillery
Camp FUNSTON Major Bertram Franken-
berger. TO Second Field Artillery. Camp
Knox Capt. Yarrow r. Wesley. TO Eleventh
Field ARTILLERY Camp Grant: Cant. Thomas
r. Handy, TO Fifteenth Field Artillery, Camp
travis. Cant. William r. Maher. 20 Twelfth
Field ARTILLERY. Camp Travis; Capt. W. u.
punwoody aud Capt. En1er Yeager. TO First
battalion, Eighty-third Field Artillery. Camp
teenth Field Artillery Camp Travis; Capt
Th,.nss J. Brady. 20 Eleventh Field Artll-
ie-r Camp Grant; Capt. Arthur A. White.
10 Eirhty-second Field Artillery. Fort Bliss;
cant sidney r Dunn. 20 Twenty-first Field
Artillery, Camp Bragg; Capt Hugh ".
ley Capt. T.. G. Arthur. tr.. 10 Eighty-sec-
ond r-Ioid Artillery. For. Bliss: Capt Henry
n Parker to Eighth Field Artillery. Camp
Funston: Firet Lieut.. Arthur l.. Warren, TO
sixteenth yield Artillery. Camp Lewis.
OLA RTERMASTI9R CORpS-First Lieut.
John T. Ryan. honorably discharged; Capt
clifford NJ. Elwell. TO Camp Gordon; Capt
Ianghorne Allen relieved AZ army reserve
depot, Schenectady, 20 headquarters Second
Corps Area, Governors Island Capt. Clar-
ence II. Fitzgerald, 70 Fort Oglethorpe
Major Arthur j. Davis, detailed for duty
with the Graves Registration Service in
France; Capt. Peter r. Meade, detailed as
member OF board making test Of prepared
animal food at Camp Funston; Major VIII.
lam NJ. Cooley, relieved with Quartsrmas-