The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Army Orders
Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Feb. 20.

New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., Feb 70.
These army orders have been made public:
INFANTRY-Major Charles 8. Caffery, re-
reved from Fifth Infantry: Major Robert
B. Lorch. Fifth Infantry. transferred 10
Fiftieth, will report to commanding officer
that regiment; First Lieut.. william T. Ham
mond. relieved Fifth. will report 70 Brig
Gen. Harry O. Hale; Capt Joseph II. Burg
helm. now on duty Eighteenth Infantry, is
assigned TO that regiment; Lieut.. Col. Har-
ris Pendleton, Jr.. relieved Ninth Infantry,
WIN report TO Commanding General, Second
Division. for duty; Capt. Leroy Foster
Smith, resigned; Major Fred L. LENNON
assigned to Thirtieth Infantry: First Lieut..
James c. De Long, relieved Camp sherman
to Ames, Iowa, win report to Iowa state
College; First Lieut.. George G: Ashe. DIS
charged; Lieut.-Col. Henry A. Hanigan, re-
lioved. Springfield. Mass. TO Phoenix Ariz.'
take station and report by letter to Com
manding General, Eighth Corps area. Fort
Sam Houston, for instructions: Major George
r. Hicks, relieved Hawaiian Department,
assigned to Twentieth Infantry, Camp Travis
MEDICAL CORPS-MaJor Thomas H..
Long. relieved Kelly Field. Texas, TO Eor
Sam Houston, and report TO Commanding
General, Eighth Corps area; Major William
T. weissinger. now at Walter Reed General
Hospital, transferred to Fort Sam Houston
and will report TO commanding officer; spe-
cial orders 800, amended so as to direct
following named officers upon arrival IN the
United States TO repor. to Commanding Cen
eral Camp Benning Capt. Paul 8. Strait
III. 1s
AIR SERVICE-Capt. Elmer 70. Adler, ap-
pointed acting quartermaster in office OF
Chief of Air Service; First Lieut.. Raylior
Carey. mt Carlstrom Field. Arcaoia'
Middletown, Pa. The following named OH,
GERS are relieved from stations specified
nfter their names. and VIII report 70 the
comnandant. Army Balloon SCHOOL, Ross
Field Arcadia. CAL: Major John D. Rear
dan, Washington, d. O.; Capt. Henry z.
White, Fort Omaha; First Lieut.. Asa J:
Etheridge, San Antonio: First Lieut.. Hubert
" Hopkins, Washington, D. c.; First Lieut..
Dudley b. Howard. Washington, d. c.:
First Lieut.. Alfred I. Puryear. Washington'
Gus, Ga: First Lieut.. Edgar p. Sorensen,
washugton. y. c., and First Lieut.. Walter
u. williams. Washington. y. G.
MTsCEL1ANEoUs-Th following named
officers are honorably discharged Capt.
John p. Daughton, Ouartermaster Corps;
Capt. William Henry Warnecke, Engineers;
Major John T.. Davis. Transportation Ccrps:
Major Daniel Dee Pullen. Engineers. VIII
report TO Commanding General, Panama
Canal Department. Capt. Joseph E. Smith.
Quarternaster Corps. relieved. Camp Pike
and will report TO Commanding General,
TIL I'd Division: First Lieut.. Christopher y.
Strawn. Cavalry. assigned to Ninth Cavalry;
Camp Stotsenburg, p. l., and Will report 70
commanding officer; Col Louis r.. Burgess
c. A. c., relieved, Boston to Fort Hamilton;
Major Herbert r. Pace, finance department,
relieved Brooklyn, 10 Camp Dix, and VIII
report to Commanding General, relieving
Cant. wilhelm P A T. Won Hartung. finance
department, who upon being relieved VIII
proceed 20 New York city and report 10
finance officer in Brooklyn; Special Orders
14-o are amended-Major Charles 70. Ide.
rsoia Artiliery. to report TO Port and Zono
Transportation officer. Fort Mason, for
TRANSFORMATION from San Francisco 10 Ma
Mia, on transport scheduled TO san on or
about April D.