The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-09
Infantry.


Capt. Joseph A. st. Louis Is de-
tailed for duty with the Organized
Reserves, and will report in. person
to the commanding general. Sew
enth Corps Area.
Capt. John r. Brook, jr., to New
York City, and report in person to
the commanding general. Second
Corps Area, Governors Island, New
York. ..
Maj. George H. Gardiner, to the
Twenty-sixth Infantry. Camp Dix.
New Jersey. -....
Capt. James p. Cannon, to the
Seventh Corps Training Center,
Fort Smelling, MINI.
Maj. Dwight d. Eisenhower. to
the Twenty fifth Infantry Brigade
and report for temporary duty
lending departure of transport for
the Panama Canal Zone. ..
Each of the following named
rhicers of the Thirteenth Infan-
try Is transferred to the First
Corps Area Training Center: First
Lieut.. Clarence d. Lavell. First.
Lieut.. Elliott r. Thorpe.
GERS of the Forty-ninth Infantry,
now on duty with the Third Infan-
try, is transferred to that regi-
ment: Capt. Joseph b. Conmy, Capt.
Older NJ. Cutler. Capt. Alonzo p.
Fox, Capt. Purl L. Harms. Capt.
James b. Lowrey. Capt Charles II.
Parker. jr., Capt Gilbert f. Parker.
Capt Frederick s. Scobie. Capt.
Thomas S. Smith, Capt William @.
Walker Capt. Norman j. Williams.
First Lieut.. Frank G. Davis, First
Lieut.. Henry l.. Kinnison, jr., First
Lieut.. Bradford w. Kunz, First.
Lieut. Edward II. Coe, First Lieut..
Harold a. Doherty.
Each OF the following named offi-
GERS of the Forty-ninth Infantry.
now on duty with the Seventh
Corps Area Training Center, is
transferred to that organization:
Capt. Walter s. Arthur, Capt.
Charles w. Jones. Capt. Don f.
Pratt, First Lieut.. Raymond Mac
Donald, First. Lieut.. Fred P. Van
Duzee, First Lieut.. Edward A. Ban
ming.
Air Service.
First Lieut.. Raphael r. Rabold
VIM ASpOAh III pei Gun " NhC NOii-
handing officer Carlstrom Field,
Florida.
Cavalry.
Maj. Charles l.. Stevenson will
proceed to Camp Dix. N J.. and re-
port in person to the commanding
general for duty.
Col. Robert J. Fleming, to the
Sixth Cavalry. Fort Oglethorpe Ga
-
Walter Reed Hospital. Takoma
Park. d. C.
Field ARTILLERY.
Maj. Philip Hayes. to Camp
Lewis, Washington, to the Seventy
Sixth Field Artillery.
Each of the following named Of
f1cers of Field Artillery will report
in person not later than January
10. 1922. to the commandant the
Field Artillery School, Camp Bragg.
North Carolina for duty as student
in the field officers course at that
school: Col. Henry p. Farrar, at
tached to Eighty-first Field Artil-
lery; Maj. William A. Pendleton.
Eighty-third Field Artillery: Mai.
Francis T. Armstrong. attached
Eighty-third Field Artillery: Mai.
Abbott Boone. attached Eighty
third Field Artillery: Maj. George
S. Guy attached Second Field Ar
tillery.
tillery: Maj. Paul d. Carlisle. at
tached Eighty-third Field ArtiI-
lery.
Each of the following named Of
ficers of Field Artillery will report
in person not later than January
10. 1922, to the commandant the
Field Artillery School at Camp
Bragg, North Carolina, for duty as
student in the field officers course
at that school: Lieut.. Col. Albert
L. Faulkner Lieut.. Col. ]. Alfred
Moss, Lieut.. Col. Albert s. Fuger.
Lieut.. Col. William H. Peck, Mai,
Edwin r. Van Deusen, Mai. Jason