The New York herald., 1921-02-12
Army Orders.
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New York Herald bureau. !
Washington, ~. e., Feb. A.


These army orders have been made puhilc
INFANTRY-Firrt Lieut. v. Kelley, a.
signed 70 Twenty-sixth Infan;ry: Col lisfry
Col. :. w. Miller. retired. proceed home.
First Lieut.. Robert T.. wysor. Jr., 20 Wa
ter Reed General Hospital. Lieut.-Col. G "
amended, detailed In AdJuiant- Generals DE-
partmenf These officers relieved frOul
further recruiting duty and assirned 20 ir-
n X. to Camp Dix Col. ovard Y, rwz.
Des Moifles. to Camp Grant Col LArie W
Tanner. sprlnstield, n. 10 Camp 9rsni
cisco, 20 Twonty-;hird Infantry. Camp
Travis: Major @. III. Gardner. Fort Thomas.
70 Seventh Infantry. camp fihe AaieE ,..'n Ansn
first Infantry. Camp Grant. Major Henry
II. Dabney San Francisco. 20 Ninth irfat
try. camp Travis; Major q. q L-se, .
try. Camp Dix. Major n. A Serarra, Fort
Slocum. 10 Sixth Infantry. Camp Iackson
Infantry. camp jackson. Thee Officers re-
llevcd assignments 20 Thirty-third Infautfy
and from further duty in Panama Canal De-
partmont and assigned 20 regiment indscafeci
First Lieut.. G. l.. Bertholf, 20 Sixteenth In
fentry, Camp Dix: First Lielt q. W
Glover: to rwenty,.isth Infantry. Camp
Twenty-elghth Infantry. Camp DiH. FIRST
Leuts. +. G. Miner, l.. u. Norris anf ~
=. storms. 10 Thirty-sixth Infantry. csrnp
Devens; First Lieut.. a. y. Johnson, 70
Covernbr's Isiand for temporary duty. then
10 Panama ON transport sailing about April
10 ana report pc.-,roen' 70 ro,@'nS for s..,snss,
70 Thirty-third Infantry; First Lieut.. L. n
Lathrop, Sxty-third Infantry. 20 New YORK
uanding general Psnaman Canal Depar'-
ment.
cAvALRY-First Lieut. Rayniond c NAT.
science NJ Dallas public schools THESE -
ficers assigned 20 regiment specified ffrft
Lieut.. W. c. Gotcheli. Atlanta. 20 slxia
Elias, Little Rock TO Twelfth Cavalry. T,ei
Rio. First Idcut. A. III. Scahury. New rw-
leans. 60 Sixteenth Cavalry, Fort Sam Hous-
ton: First Lieut.. l.. T.. Cocker. 81 Louis, -
Second Cavalry. Fort Riley. First Lieut.. raul
r. Morris. Pitisburg. 90 Second Cavalry. Fcr'
Riley.
MEDICAL CoRPs-First Lieut.. John 4.
Keyton. report 20 commanding officer, Wal
ter Reed General Hospital. First Lieut..
James NJ. Bryant. report TO Col. Albert v.
TRULY, president examining board. wsshlng-
ton. n. c.. for examination for promotion.
First Lieut.. u. II. Eanes. report 90 Lieut.
Manila. p. l.. for examination for prpmction.
First Leuts. T.. g. Hagler and q. Rawis.
report 70 ccl ~ a. Win,er; r.,el ps.s,o,n, ~, 80
onDNhNcE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mem;
bera or the National RifiA Association hrs
appointed az committee on selection ~ rifle.
and ies'iny Of armunition FOR. the national
matches ia2f COL y Rice, ordnance D.
rartrent. Lieut. Col Dourias q Mcr'ougrl.
VI. a.. Major $. Hatcher. q n. MAJOR g.
r Wnhoir, a.. p. Cant r. G crossra
" s. A.: William w. Li'bey and X X v.
wrscErLAvEors- -Nfa'or chester Dcn-.
ham. n. c.. 20 Boston, First Lieut.. Abctt "
Ffo g. A. rcsrned. Lieut.. Col. Frank l..
Griffin s. O.. ~ temporary duty iu offl,s
dIrertor supuv department. General Staffi
Maiar Beniamin l.. Carroll. T. A.. ~ ~.
signed 10 Ninth Field Artillery, 70 Fort srii
Major benjamin, NJ. Bailey, r.. A.. detailed
as insrector-instructor OF THE Massachusetts
National Guard. to Washington and report
10 chief militia bureau for temporary duty.
thon 10 Rostor take station.