The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-02-04
ARMY AND NAVY
ORDERS
Cnftnned from Pope Fsre.

report in person 10 the commanding
officer for duty.
Each Of the foiiowing-named Of
fcers win uroceeo at the proper
time to Post Field. Fort Sill. Okla,
and report an person to the COM
mandant for Temporary duty. and
upon completion OF this duty will
rejo:n his proper station: capts.
Roland L. Davis arf .ohn J.. De-
verey, jr.; First Lieuts. Charles
Douglas. Charles H bowman.
Charles A. Horn. Charles II. How
ard. Harvey w. PrGsser and John
s. Crawford.
First Lieut.. Corncslua Z. o'con-
nor. Thirty-fourth Infantry. is de-
tailed In the Air Service and win |
proceed to Carlstrom Field. Arcadia,
ia. and report in person on June |
30. 1922. to the ccnmandant Air |
s, rvice Pilot School f.r duty and |
Instruction.
First Lieut.. Walter T. Meyer will
proceed at the proper time to Post
Field. Fort Sill. okla, and report
in person to :he assistant COM
mandant on temporary duty.
Each OF the following named Of
ficers will report In person at the
proper time to the assistant COM
mandant, Post Field, Fort Sill.
Okla, on temporary duty: Capt.
John w. Signer. First Lieuts. Don
aid ID. Fitzgerald and Solomon B.
Ebert
Each of the following named Of
ficers will proceed to San Fran
cisco, Cal, and report in person to
the commanding general Ninth
Corps Area, for temporary duty
pending departure of transport
scheduled to sail on or about April
Is. 1922. for Hawaiian Islands and
will sail on that transport for
Honolulu: First Lieuts. William d.
Clarke and Frederick A. Johnson.
First Lieut.. Rupert Julian will
proceed to San Francisco, Cal, and
report in person TO the command
ing general Ninth Corps Area for
temporary duty pending departure
Of transport scheduled to sail on
or about April %. 1922. for Hawaii
and will sail on that transport for
Honolulu.
First Lieut. Dean b. Belt will
proceed TO San Francisco. Cal, and
report in person to the command
ing general Ninth Corps Area for
temporary duty pending departure
of transport scheduled to sail on
or about April IS. 1922. for Hawaii
and will sail on that transport for
Honolulu.
Medical Corps.
Lieut.. Col. william r Davis will
proceed to Washington. d. c. and
report in person to the chief of
Air Service for duty in his Office.
Maj. Edgar J. Farrow will pro-
coed to Letterman General Hospi-
tai. Preside of san Francisco. Cal.
and report in person to the COM
handing officer of that hospital for
observation and treatment.
Mai E. Frederick Thode will pro-
coed to Walter Reed General Hos
pital, this city. and report in per-
son to the commanding officer OF
that hospital for observation and
treatment.
Coast ARTILLERY.
Each Of the following-named Of
ficers is detailed for d1ty with the
Organized Reserves and will re-
port BY letter 10 thc cp''hahain
general F1Ith corps area. ror'
Benjamin Harrison mo LOT
signment TO unit tnereoi: MaJs-
Myron c. Crissy. Walter Singles.
James II. Johnson. and Louis L.
Pendelton
Each Of the following ramed Of
fcers will report by letter TO the
commanding general Ninth Corps
Area. Preside OF sar Francisco.
cal for assignment to a unit OF
tho ORGANIZED Reserves. Lieut. Col.
HAY r Nattnewx. Mats. stewart
wv STANLEY Frank Drake and
Charles X. King.
Mas. Samuel II. McLeary 1hd
Cary Fl. wilson VIII report IN per
son to the COMMANDING genera
Third Corps Area Tor assignment
to duty.
Corps Of Engineers.
can't Frederick F. Frech is as
signed TO the 18th Engineers. He
will proceed to Camp Bragg. n. c.
The transfer of Capt Russell Nc
Kee Herrinyton, Cavalry. to the
Corps Of Engineers. is announced,
effective January IS. 1922.
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report IN psn 20 .ne an TnaHu
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'of ass : ii'' " UU'
ordnance Depa'eht'
The transfer OF Capt John Kay
Christmas, Coast Arbitrary Corps, TO
the Ordnance Department on Janu-