The Washington herald., 1922-01-06
Infantry.

New fOrk National Iuaru. ana VIII
take station in Buffalo. y. Y.
Mai. Albert B. Ksempfer will
proceed to Camp Benning, Georgia.
a nd report upon arrival to the COM
mandng general for duty.
Capt Charles L. Steel is detailed
as professor OF military science and
tactics. Castle Heights Military
Academy. Lebanon. Tenn.
Capt. william G. Burt is assigned
to the Eighteen Infantry and will
proceed to Camp Dix. y. j.. and re-
port to the commanding general
for duty with that regiment.
Mai. James q. Taylor will pro-
coed to Governors Island. New
York. and report in person TO the
comma nding general. Second Corps
Area. for assignment to duty.
Maj. Gulielmus V. Heidi. to the
Twenty Infantry. He will
proceed to Camp Benning. Georgia.
Capt. Charles F. Sylvester is trans
ferred TO the Thirty eighth Infantry
and will proceed to Camp Lewis.
Washington.
Each OF the following named Of
fcers will take station as herein
after indicated after completion of
foreign tour of service:
Capt Edwin f. AIdridge. to the
Twelfth Infantry Camp Meade.
Maryland
Capt. Luther y. johnson. to the
Thirteenth Infantry. Fort Andrews,
Capts. Thomas G. Harmon and
Michael J. Mulcahy. to the Eigh-
teenth Infantry. Camp Dix. y J.
Capt. Donald A. Stroh. to the
Fifty-ninth Infantry, Vancouver
Barracks. Washington.
Capts. Robert F.. Archibald ana
Ernest Esser. to the Fifty eighth
Infantry. Fort George Wright.
Washington.
Cavalry.
First Lieut.. william F. II. Godson
Is transferred to Walter Reed Gem
eraI Hospital. Takoma Park. D. c.,
and will report in person to the
commanding officer for treatment.
First Lieut.. Charles W. Leng. jr
will report in person to the COM
msnding officer. Kelly Field. Tex
for duty
Air Service.
Capt. oliver p. Echols will pro-
coed to Washington. ID G.. and re-
port In person to the chief OF Air
Service for duty.
Capt. Francis NJ Brady will pro-
coed to Mitchell Field. Long Island.
n. Y. and report in person to the
commanding Oficsr for duty.
First Lieut.. william L. Wheeler
will proceed to Kelly Field. San An
tonic. Tex. and report in person to
the commanding officer for tempo
rarv duty.
First Lieut.. Henry F Sessions
will report in person. to the COM
manding officer. Kelly Field. San
Antonio. Tex. for duty.
Mai. Carlyle n. Wash is detailed
for duty in the Militia Bureau. War
Department. He will proceed to
this city and report in person to the
chief OF Militia Bureau for duty.
Capt. Harold F.. Weeks will pro-
coed to Washington. d. C.. and re-
mort in person to the chief of Air
Service for duty in his office.
Field ARTILLERY.
First Lieut.. Alexander s. Bennett
will proceed to Fort Myer. Virginia
Harry II. Bsndholtz. United States
army. for duty as de-de-camp on
his staff
First Lieut.. Carl V. Erickson is
transferred to the Eleventh Field
Artillery. He will proceed to San
Francisco. Cal. and report to the
commanding general. Ninth Corps
Area. for temporary duty pending
departure Of transport scheduled to
sail on or about March 81. 1922. for
Hawaii.
Coast Artillery.
First Lieut.. Warren e. Rutter
will proceed to San Francisco. Cal.
and report In person to the COM
handing general. Ninth Corps Area.
for temporary duty pending depar-
ture OF transport scheduled to sail
on or about March :. 1922, for the
Philippines
First Lieut.. Benz. F Manning IS
assigned to duty with the coast de
lenses OF Los Angeles, Fort Mac
Arthur, Cal. to take effect upon
completion of his present tour Of
foreign service.
Medical Corps.
Capt Willard H. waterous is as
signed to duty at Fort Creek. Nebr.
Capt. Harold A. Kirkham is as
signed to duty at Camp Lewis.
Wash.
Mai. Daniel J. Hayes will proceed
to San Francisco. Cal. and report
to the commanding general. Ninth
Corps Area. for temporary duty
pending departure of transport
scheduled to on or about March Z.
1922. for the Philippine Islands.
Maj. John II. Hewitt Is detailed
as professor OF military science and