The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
Army Orders

Col. Daniel L. Tate. cavalry. is retired
from active service and will proceed to his
home.
The appointment of First Lieut.. Eugene
Maurice Cole, infantry. United States army.
for the emergency to the grade of captain.
infantry. with rank from October -, 1918,
is confirmed.
The appointment Of Second Lieut. Frank
NJ. Little, infantry. to the grade Of first
lieutenant. infantry. Is revoked.
Capt. william Robinson Strange, Medical
Corps. is relieved from duty at General
Hospital No. 9, Fort Mcpherson, Ga, and
will report to Jackson Barracks. Louisiana.
for duty.
win proceed to Rockwell Field. Cal, and re-
port TO the commanding officer for duty.
The appointment of George Howell Coffin
as first lieutenant Medical Corps. is re
called.
The appointment Of William Pryor Harri.
called.
Leave Of absence for twenty days is
granted Capt. Charles P. George, General
Staf, effective on or about April 1.
Mai. Walton II. Bush. Judge Advocate
Generals Department, is relieved from fur
embsrkation, Hoboken, n. J., and will re-
pair to this city and report to the Judge Ad-
vocate General for duty,
Maj. John II. Klinck. Quartermaster
Corps, is relieved from further duty as d
member Of the Construction Division Claims
Board and will report to the Chief. Con-
struction Division, for duty.
Mai Roscoe B. Woodruff. infantry, will
proceed from Fort Sam Houston. Texas, to
Ell Paso, Texas, on temporary duty for the
structions Of the Secretary Of War.
Col. Reginald l.. Foster, infantry, will
proceed from this city to New York City,
y. Y, on temporary duty in connection with
the employment of discharged soldiers.
The following named officers are honor
army, only: Maj. Holland L. Robb. engi-
neers; Mai. Sidney II. Negrotto, United
States army; Mai. Ferdinand r. Gallagher,
Coast Artillery; Maj. James p. Hogan,
Coast Artillery; Maj. Henry b. sayier. Coast
Artillery; Maj. Albert II. Warren. Coast
tiIIery; Maj. Hugo z. Pitz, Coast Artillery
Mai. Francis ]. Torney, Coast Artillery /;
Mai John A.. Baird, United States army
Mai. William P. Cherrington- Coast Artil-
iery; Mai. John II. Cochran, Coast Artillery; !;
Mai. Shuey z. Wolfe, Coast Artillery; Maj.
Capt Henry Bennett, jr.. Quartermaster
Corps, is honorably discharged to take ef-
feet at Camp Funston. Kan. April 10.
Second Lieut.. George @. Taft, Field Ar
tiIlery, Is honorably discharged from the
service 20 take effect at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,,
April /.
First Lieut. Harry N. Gray, Veterinary
Corps, is honorably discharged.
Capt. John Tifin Annesser. Sanitary
Corps, honorably discharged.
The following named officers are honor
ably discharged as majors, United States
army, only: Mai. Edwin B. Lyon, United
States army; Maj. Harrison 81. O. Richards.
United States army; Mai. Edward G. Rose,
United States army; Maj. HASTE A. Stuart.
Quartermaster; Mai. Ernest p. Hof, Quar-
termaster; Mai. Elmer s. Tenney. medical;
Mai. Merl p. Schillerstrom, United States
army; Maj. Eustis L. Hubbard, infantry !;
Maj. Charles ii. Stear1s. medical; Maj.
George Newlove. medical; Maj. Hammer
Huston, United States army.
The following named officers are honor
ably discharged as captains, United States
army, only; Capt. Charles r. Lanahan.
Medical Corps; Capt. Richard Ridgley Lytle,
Junior. cavalry.
Capt James e. Cole. jr., infantry. 10 re-
lieved from his present assignment and duty
at Camp Gordon, Ga, to take eject about
April 1. 1890. and will report to the Direc-
tor Of Military Intelligence. for temporary
duty until about April Is.
MAJ. Clarence Longacre, Is relieved from
duty IN the Office OF the Chief Motor Trans
port Corps. and win proceed to Camp Nor
moyle. Tex. for dutys