The Washington herald., 1922-03-03
ARMY AND NAVY
ORDERS
INFANTRY.

| Will pfoeeeu 70 WASHINGTON, ~. ~.
and report in person to Brig. Gen.
Walter ID. McCaw. president Of an
army retiring board, ct such time
as he may designate. for examina-
tion by the board.
Each OF the following named Of
fcers will proceed to San Francisco,
Cal, and report In person to the
commanding general Ninth Corps
Area for temporary duty pending
departure of transport scheduled
to sail on or atoIt June G. 1922,
for the Philippine Islands. and will
sail on the transport for Manila:
Capts. John G Newton. Robert e.
Frye and George A.. jackson.
First Lieut.. Bob Childs will re-
port In person to the commanding
general Ninth Corps Area for tenn
porary duty pending departure Of
transport scheduled to sail on or
about March z. 1922. for the Ha-
waiian Islands. and will sail on
that transport for Honolulu.
Maj. Frank C. Mahin and Col.
Henry @. Leonard will proceed to
Washington, ID. c., and report In
person to the commanding officer
Walter Reed General Hospital, Ta-
koma Park, D c.. for observation
and treatment
Maj. Harry o. Davis will proceed
to Fort Mcpherson. Ca. and report
in person to Brig. Gen. Frank L.
Winn. president of an army re-
Fourth Corps Area. at such q time
as he may designate. for exsmi-
nation by the board.
Capt. John c. Glithero is as
signed to station at Vancouver.
Wash, to take effect upon his
completion of tour Of foreign
service.
i Capt. Herbert c. Esden Is trans
ferred to the Fffty-ninth Infantry
and will proceed to station In
Alaska June 1, 1922.
Each OF the following named
officers Is transferred to Thirty
third Infantry and will proceed TO
New York City and report to the
commanding general Second Corps
Area. Governors Island. for tenn
porary duty. pending departure OF
| transport scheduled to sail on or
about June s. 1929 for the Panama
Canal Zone: Capts. Fred II. Enck-
hausen and Henry A. Andres.
Cavalry.
; Lieut.. Col. Alvin c. GLEN Is
transferred to the Fourteenth Cav
airy and Is assigned to command
that regiment at Fort Sheridan.
illinois,
Medical Corps
Lieut. Col. Junius c. Gregory will
report in person to Col. Arthur
johnson, president OF an army re-
firing board at headquarters Sixth
Corps Area for examination by
the hoard at such time as he may
designate.
Capt. Fletcher o. Mcfarland will
proceed to Fort Benjamin Harri-
son. Ind. and report in person
to the commanding officer that post
for duty.
Maj-SWilliam ]. Guthrie will pro-
ceed to San Francisco. Cal. and
report In person TO the command
ing officer Letterman General Hos
pital for duty.
Maj George H.. Dorsey and Capt.
James d. Edgar will proceed to
Denver. Colo, and report in person
to Lieut.. Col Kenneth c. Masteller.
president of an army retiring board
at Fitzsimons General Hospital, at
such time as he may designate,
for examination by the board
Coast Artillery.
Col. Mervyr c. Buckley will pro-
ceed to Fort Mcpherson, Ca. and
report in person to the commanding
general Fourth Coast Artillery Dis
trict for duty.
Maj. Theodore r. Murphy will
proceed to Waiter Reed General
Hospital. Takoma Park. d. G. and
report in person to the commanding
officer that hospital for observation
and treatment
Quartermaster corps.
Lieut. Col. Charles o. collars,
when notified by the corps COM
mander.. will proceed to headquar-
ters Second Corps Area and report
in person to the commanding gen.
eral for temporary duty.
Dental Corps.>
| Lieut.. Col. Albert +. White will
proceed to Walter Reed General
Hospital. Takoma Park. D. c.. and
report in person to the command
ing officer for observation and
treatment.
l. Engineer Corps.
Col. L. Eveleth winslow will pro-
coed to Walter Reed General Hos
pital, Takoma Park. d. G., and re-
port in person to the commanding
officer that hospital for observation
and treatment
Miscellaneous.
Each of the following named Of
fcers will proceed to Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans., and report in person
to the commandant of the General
Service Schools, to take effect at
the close of the present school
year:
Infantry-Lieut Col. Thomas W.
Brown. Maj. Samuel T. Mackall.
Maj. Charles A. Hunt. Maj. Edward
]. Moran. Mai. John ]. Burleigh. Maj.
Martin c. Wise. Maj. Matthew n.
Thomlinson, Maj. John d Burnett.
Mai. Clement II. Wright.
Cavalry-Col. Evan II. Humphrey.
Lieut.. Col. Jerome G. Pillow. Lieut..
Cob Guy Kent.
Field ArtilIery--Maj. Donald c.
Cubbison. Mai Joseph II. Davis.
Coast Artillery Corps-CoI Fran
els N. Cooke. Maj. Albert L.
Rhoades.
Signal Corps-Maj. Kari Trues-
dell.
EDgineers-Maj. Robert II. Rails
i ton.
Air Service-Lieut. Col. Roy C.
Kirkland.
Chaplain Francis p Joyce will
proceed to Fort BENJAMIN Harri-
son. Indiana, and report in person
to Col. James S. Wilson, president
of an army retiring board at head
quarters, Fifth Corps Area. at such
a time as he may designate, for
examination by the board.
| Lieut.. Col. Jennings B. Wilson