The Washington herald., 1921-12-04
Army, Navy and Marine Orders
Infantry,

Infantry.
Capt. Clare Hibbs Armstrong, to
Fort Amandor. Canal Zone, and re-
port to the commanding general of
the coast defenses of Balboa for
duty.
Mai Vernon G. Olsmith, to the
commanding general Second Corps
Area. with the organized reserves.
First Lieut.. Clarence X. Farmer,
to the Tenth Infantry. Camp Sher-
man. Ohio.
Air Service.
First Lieut.. John Blaney. TO duty
at Mitchell Field, Long Island, ~. Y.
Cavalry.
Each of the following named Of
ficers to the Fifth Cavalry: Capt.
Frank II. Barnhart. Capt Charles
+. Houghton.
Field Artillery.
First Lieut.. william NICK. Ton
kay, Infantry. having been trans
ferred to the Field Artillery on
November rs, 1921, will report in
ptlsph u inc oNiNtA
Camp Meade, Md. for assignment
Medical Corps.
Capt. Alexander Mileau. jr.. to
the commanding general Fort Sill,
Okla, for duty as flight surgeon,
Post Field. Fort Sill, Okla.
Maj. Lanphequr w. Webb. jr.. to
Fort Slocum, n. Y. and report in
person to the commanding officer
Second Corps Area for duty.
Maj. Paul E. McNabb, to New
York City and report in person to
the comma nding officer corps lab
oratory. Second Corps Area, 80
Whitehall street.
Maj. Francis E Gessner. to FL
Paso, Texas. to commanding officer
william Beaumont General Hospi-
tai for duty.
A board Of review to consist Of
the following named officers of the
medical department is appointed to
meet at headquarters Sixth Corps
Area. 1919 West Pershing road,
Chicago. Ill. at the call OF the
president thereof: Lieut.. Col
Junius c. Gregory. Medical Corps:
Lieut.. Col. Robert NJ. Blanchard
Medical Corps: Lieut.. Col. Joseph
r. Jefferis. Veterinary Corps: Lieut.
Col. Harry F. Steele. Veterinary
Corps; Lieut.. Col. Eugene ]. Cra-
mer, Veterinary Corps.
Each of the following named Of
ficers of the Medical Corps will
proceed to the station indicated
after his name and report in per-
son to the commanding officer of
the training center at that station
for duty: Maj. Edwin B. Maynard.
training center. First Corps Area.
coast defenses of Boston Mass. !:
Maj. William B. Borden. training
center, Third Corps Area. Camp
Meade. Md; Mai. Lorin A. Greene
training center, Fourth Corps Area.
Fort Mcpherson, Ga; Maj Bertram
F. Duckwall training center, Fifth
Corps Area. Camp Knox, KY: Mai,
Paul r. Hawley. training center,
Sixth Corps Area, Fort sheridan, H.
Const Artillery.
Maj. John II. Birdsall to Fort
Barrancas, Fla.
Ordnance Department.
Capt. Newton n. Strickland to
Savanna Proving Ground, Illinois.
for temporary. duty to assume COM
mand
Quartermaster Corps.
Col. Hugh J. Gallagher. Army
Transport Service, Quartermaster
Corps, Boston, Mass.
Col. James B. Houston. Army
Transport Service. Quartermaster
Corps. Philadelphia, Pa.
Capt. John w. Mayhem, Army
Transport Service. Quartermaster
Corps, San Juan, Porto Rico.
Col. Louis F. Garrard. Army
Transport Service, New Orleans, La.
Lieut.. Col. Franklin s. Leisenring,
Army Transport Service, Quarter
master Corps, for the Panama Ca
nal department
Each of the following named Of
flcers of the Quartermaster Corps
Is assigned to duty as commanding
officer of the quartermaster inter
mediate depot specified after his
name: Col. Moses G. Zalinski, At
lanta quartermaster intermediate
depot. Atlanta, Ga; Col. Hugh J.
Gallagher. Boston quartermaster in
termediate depot. Boston, Mass;
Col. Louis F. Garrard, New Orleans
quartermaster intermediate depot,
New Orleans, La: Col. Patrick w.
Quincy. Norfolk quartermaster in
termediate depot. Norfolk, Va. /:
Lieut.. Col. Joseph c. Kay Seattle
quartermaster intermediate depot,
Seattle, Wash. Maj. william Horst.
Charleston quartermaster inter-
mediate depot. Charleston. S. C
Miscellaneous.
Lieut.. Col. Edward H. Andres. to
San Francisco. Cal, to the COM
manding general Ninth Corps Area
for temporary duty pending the
departure of. transport scheduled to
sail on or about January S. 1929,
Tor the Philippine Islands.