The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
Army Orders
eeiaI Despatch to THE NV YoRK HrRAIl
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 10.

washington, ~. u, Dec. ~.
These army orders were made public to
INFAN TRY-Col. Frederick S. L. Price, re-
lieved Camp Devens, assigned to Thirteenth
Infantry; Major Roger Il. Harrison, Third
Infantry, transferred to Second Infantry.
First Lieut. George w. Booth, transferred
Texas, to Walter Reed General Hospital, and
accompanied by necessary attendants will
report TO commanding officer of the latter
hospital for treatment, then attendants re-
turn TO proper station; Capt. George Cald-
WELL Eighteenth Infantry, at Raritan
Arsenal. n. j., report to Chief of Infantry,
lam @. Williams. Thirteenth Infantry, -
transferred to Sixth Infantry. proceed fro-.
Edward N. Jones, relieved High School.
Joliet, ILL.,, detailed assistant professor
Of military science, High Schools. Detroit
First Lieut.. James +. Green's now at Fort
Sam Houston, is assigned to Sixty-sixth In
fantry. Each Of officers named, now at
station named, is assigned as indicated and
will join that regiment: Major Bradford G.
Chynoweth, Camp Meade. to Tanks: Capt.
Fred G. Christy. Nogaies, Ariz.. to Twenty
Camp Pike. to Seventh Infantry; First Lieut..
George r. Connor. Camp Devens, to Thir-
ers, Camp Meade. to Forty-flrst Infantry;
First Lieut.. Charles s. stephens. Douglas. to
Forty-eighth Infantry; First Lieut.. Edmund
fantry First Lieut.. Hardy J. Story. Camp
sherman. to Third Infantry; First Lieut..
ssSS r SSmp p FAY sos
headquarters U. s. troops. Butte. Mont, TO
Twenty first Infantry; First Lieut.. orien \
Infantry: First Lieut.. Elmer S. Van Ben
schoten. Camp Dix, to Eighteenth Infantry
First Lieut.. James II. Kennedy Camp klch-
Everett +. Brooks, Camp Benning, TO TWen
ty-ninth Infantry; Capts. David X. Lltsey
and Carlton l.. Brosius, honorably df
FIELD ARrILLERy-capt James L. Ne
Ilhenny, now at Fort Sam Houston Is as
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piration of leave TO Camp Travis: First
Lieut.. Charles w. Glover, after arrival ~
United States and expiration or leave, 70
Fort sill. and report not later than Janu-
airy 5, 1921. TO Commandment Field Arti,,ery
SCHOOL, Major Leo 2. QUINN now AZ Fo ~
president Retiring Board Headauarters'
Eighth Corps when required. Tor OK.
animation. then return to place Oh 1 revRs
and Carlton L. Wheeler and First Lieut.
John A. Redfern. honoraby discharged.
ORDNANCE DISCRIMINATORY Gree
orv s. LAWN, relieved Governors Island 10
seven Pines, Va, for duty as commandns
officer Seven Pines General Ordnanee Dep"'
and report by letter 70 Chief OF Ordnanc1'
Jyashinpton n c.; FIRST Lieut.. Thomas J.
Coursey, relieved IN District Ordn$pce oillce,
Rochester. n. Y. to Fort Porter anu rg III
December rs TO commanding otticer; TITS
Lieut. Leslie p. Stone, relieved at south Am.
bow N j., to Governors Island ana rspofl
December 81 to commanding general MaJ9'
Charles Il. Ellis. relieved Hammonton, n. -.
20 frankfort Arsenal and report pecempe'
IS 20 commanding officer; Capt. Jonh Sul
tin relieved District Ordnance oiiice NeN
York city TO Governors Island ana reporl
December 81, 1920, 10 commanding soheru
for duty; First Lieuts James -. Moou an"
William c. Carter honoraby discharged.
OITARTERNiASTER CORPS-Major Louls
A. MeriIat, Jr., IN addition To other dutiess
Is appointed constructing quartermastel.
Fort Sheridan: Capt. William y. ElkinEton
will report TO depot quartermaster, ga
Francisco: Capt. Walter A; swallow, reil t
in office OF Chief, First District Ottlcc Cou.
gtrtction Service report to Quartermaster
General for duty In his office; capt. Eugen'
Riley relieved treatment Fitzsimmons Gen
arsi uospitaI. Denver, 70 Walter Reed Gen
ernl Hospital and report 10 COMMANDING OH
Ger for duty; Capt Bernard p. Mckeevei
viii proceed at proper time from Baltimrf'
20 Chicago and report TO depot quarternmsi,
for course In training at quartermaster sub
sistancc school, commencing January 10
1921 First Lieut. Letchcr O. Grice IL NJ
signed to duty and station at general supply
depot, Atlanta. Ca, as assistant 20 depot
qua rtermaster; First Lieut.. George A. Stock
ton Unfantry). relieved from detail In Quar-
termaster Corps. report to commanding gen
oral, American forces In Germany. for as
Graves. cafts. Hans A. Madsen, William
Kenyon and First Lieut. Francis Il. Jouan-
net. honorably DISCHARGED
MEDICAL CORpS.-Capt. Ross II. GregofN
relieved Columbus BARRACKS, Ohio. TO Waite
Reed General Hospital for treatment; Lieut.
Col. David s. Fairchild. Jr;, relieved Cam
geon General OF the Army IN ms oIilcs5
Major Edgar $. Linthieum relieved head
and report to commanding officer; capt.
David VALLEY, relieved jackson Barracks,
Ia report 10 commanding officer jackson
Rnrracits: First Lieut. Harrison NJ. S'"warii
relieved Fort Ogelthorpe 10 Columhnt Bsi
racks and report 20 commanding oi'icer toi
d,ttv: First Lieut. Virgil u. Williams. r.
iieyed In office of Surgeon General, WASH
Inrtou d. g.. and report to commandine
osSicer Walter Reed General Hospital for
duty; Capt Clyde @. Johnston, now at head
oua rtars Boston will report TO comm1ndinE
gtensrai FOR duty. Capt James s. Brummettc.
reiieved Campt Zachary Taylor, to Columbus
Bnrracks Major Allen J, Black, relieved
hraduuarters Governors Island, report by
teieeraph to commanding general Boston.
Mass for assignment 20 duty and station
,hen toin station 20 whlc hasigned; Major
C'hauncsv T.. Chase. relieved Governors tsl
and Il Y 20 Mitchell Field for duty relic,
Ing Major Atio VI. Gaccini. who thus rr
iiavad will report 20 commanding officer CO.
lumbus Barracks for duty: First Jleui
Georgo r. Sandrock. relieved Fort Sheridan
10 camp Knox; Capt. Ralph f. Henry, re
lieved Fort Porter to Camp Dix; Major
DANIEL j. Hayes. relieved Fort Sheridan, a.
81. f.rap