The New York herald., 1921-01-25
UNLIsTED sECURITIES
ARMY ORDERS.
Special Despatch TO THE NEW YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, u. G., Jan. "a.

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., Jan. "a.
These army orders have been made public:
1NFANTRY-Major w. X. Scott. to this
city and report TO Chief of Infantry: Major
Albert Tucker. assigned to Forty In
fantry, Camp Lewis Each of the following
officers assigned to regiment Indicated !:
Lieut.. Col. Evert r. Wilson, 10 Slxty-second
Infantry; Lieut-Col Robert II. westcott and
Major Alexander l.. r. Johnson, to Forty
third Infantry; First Lieut.. p. p Salgado
and Second Lieut.. Carley L. Marshall. TO
Caperton. to Forty-fifth Infantry; Major c.
NJ. Parker, Jr., Thirtythird Infantry. report
70 commanding officer infantry brigade,
brigade executive; First Lieut.. w. c.
Coogan, relieved treatment Walter Reed
General Hospital, return to his station, Fort
Twenty-seventh Infantry; Major William T.
Pigott, Jr.. Thirteenth Infantry. transferred
Emmert W. Savage. assigned to Fifty-fifth
Infantry. on arrival In United States and at
leave. to Camp Meade: Col. James N. Pick
Camp Lewis; Col. William Newman. TO
Camp Pike; Major Charles II. Elliott. de-
tailed as member Of remount board created
QUARTERMASTER CORPS-Capt. George
+. Unmacht. TO Washington and report to
W. McIlwain. on arrival in United States.
proceed TO Jeffersonville. Ind, and report to
depot quartermaster, general supply depot ;
Eustis: Major Luanceiot NJ. purcell. to Fort
McDoweli First Lieut. Arthur A. Jackson,
70 San Francisco: First Lieut.. Leo A.
MEDICAL CoRPs-First Lieut.. Charles
r. Mueller. TO Camp Meade: Edward II.
Green. appointed as Captain. Medical Re-
serve Corps. II he accepts. 10 active duty
for period not to extend later than June
80. To Boston and report to commanding
General. First Corps area: Capt Sylvester -
O'Day, TO Camp Benning; Major James p.
Crawford. Major Lee r. Dunbar and Major
Joseph @. Fernbach. on arrival in United
States will proceed to Camp Dix; Capt.
John +. Edwards, to this city. and report
to commanding officer. Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital; Major Willis p. Baker. to this
city. ard report to ocmmandant army medl-
cal school Capt. George w. Snyder and
First Lieut.. John A. Kcyton. arrival In
United States. 10 this city and report 10
Robert A. Hale. Edward II. Macon and
Horace S. Villars, Capts. Edward l.. Moore.
John J. CARD Frank McA. Moose and w.
g. Pollock and First Lieut. Rolo p. Bour-
bon. arrival in United States. VIII proceed
to Camp Dix.
DENTAL CoRPs-First Lieut.. Albert C.
Dumke. Dental Reserve Corps. to active
duty not to extend later than June 90, re-
port TO commanding General Second Corps
area. Governors Island; First Lieut.. Roy A.
Stout and Major Charles Dew. Deytop. re-
port TO commanding General. Eighth Corps
area. Fort Sam Houston.
MISCELLANEOUS-Fi Lieut.. Donald r.
States on first available transport. proceed
to Carlstrom Field and report 20 command
ing officer Capt. ". T. Lewis. Signal Corps,
20 Wa shington: Col. Frank ]. Morrow. APP
pointed member Of national board for pro-
motion Of rifle practice Capt. Gordon n.
Welch Coast Artillery. to Fort Macarthur
First Lieut.. Edgar A. O'Hair, Field Artil-
lery, transferred from station hospital, Aber-
deem, Md. 90 Walter Reed General Hospital
First Lieut.. J. w. Miner. Vet. Corps. on ar
rival in United States, 10 Camp Dix; Capt
Raymond G. Tfldreth. Signal Corps. Tenth
Field Signal Battalion. from Camp Meade,
TO Washington. and report 20 chief signal
officer: First Lieut.. r. w. Smith. Ord
nance Department, to United States, and
proceed TO Camp Travis; Ma jor Y. ". Cole
man. air service. 20 Carlstrom Field