The Washington herald., 1922-01-12
Infantry.

Capt Alfred j. McMullin is trans
fsrred to the Twenty-first Infantry.
Capt. Edward w. Grimmer is
transferred to the Thirty-eighth In
fantry. He will proceed to Camp
Lewis, Washington, and report in
person to the commanding general
for duty.
Capt. Theodore NJ Cornell is
transferred to the Sixteenth 1nfan-
try. He will proceed to Camp Dix,
n. J., and report upon arrival to the
commanding general for duty.
Each of the following-named Of
ficers, recently returned from over
seas, is transferred as hereafter
indicated:
Capt. Frank NJ. Conroy, Sixteenth
Infantry. Camp Dix, New Jersey.
Capt. Harry L. franklin, Sixteenth
Infantry, Camp Dix. New Jersey.
Capt. Leon s. Hatfield. Twenty
Jersey.
Capt. Roy Sparks. Twenty-eighth
Infantry. Camp Dix, New Jersey.
First Lieut.. Raymond P. LAWN,
Twenty ninth Infantry, Camp Ben
ming. Georgia.
Capt. John II. Burns will report
to the commanding general Secono
Corps Area for temporary duty
pending departure of transport
scheduled to sail on or about March
80, 1922. for Panama Canal Zone.
First Lieut.. Bob Childs is assigned
to the Twenty ninth Infantry. He
will proceed to Camp Benning, Ga.
and report in person to the COM
manding general for duty.
First Lieut.. Herbert II. Harris Is
detailed in the Air Service, and viii
report to Caristrom Field. Arcadia.
Fla, 10 the commandant Air Service
Pilot School.
Cavalry.
Mai. Homer NJ. Groninger will
proceed to Fort Riley, Kansas. and
report in person to the commandant
the Cavalry School for temporary
duty.
Mai. Burton Y. Read will proceeo
to headquarters, Ninth Corps Area,
San Francisco, Cal. and report in
person to the commanding general
for duty with the Organized Re
serves.
Lieut.. Col. Copley Enos will pro-
ceed to headquarters, Ninth Corps
Area. San Francisco. Cal, and re-
port in person to the commanding
general for duty with she Organized
Reserves.
Maj. Harold L. Gardiner will pro-
ceed to headquarters, Eighth Corps
Area. Fort Sam Houston. Texas, and
report to the commanding general
for duty with the Organized Re
SERVES.
Maj. Sumner VI. williams is de-
tailed for duty with the Organized
Reserves of the Seventh Corps Area.
He will proceed to Fort Smelling,
Minnesota. for temporary duty.
Capt. Halbert II. Nelson is az
signed to the First Training Center
Squadron. He will proceed to Fort
upon arrival to the commanding Of
f1cer for duty.
Air Service.
Each OF the following named Of
fcers will proceed at the proper
time to Carlstrom Field. Arcadia,
Fla. and report in person, not later
than January 25, 1922, to the COM
mauding officer for temporary duty:
Capts. Joseph. II. Davidson, Will
lam +. Lynd and Donald Wilson.
The following-named officers will
report in person to the commanding
general Fort Sill, Oklahoma, for
duty and advance training:
Capts. Earl II. Ford. Richaro
Derby and Floyd 4. Galloway. First
Lieuts. John L. Davidson. Paul
Evert, John F. McRlain. Walter t.
Peck. Robert II. V. Srackhouse,
Clarence II. Schabacker. Edwin O.
shrader, Eugene L. Vidal and Harry
G. Wisehart.
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proceed to Ross Field. Arcadia, Cat,
and report in person to the COM
manding officer at that place for
duty.
Quartermaster Corps.
Lieut.. Col. Ralph N. Hayden Is
assigned to duty as assistant gem
eral superintendent Army Trans
port Service, Honolulu. H. T.
Capt. Hartwell n. williams will
proceed to Fort McCook. Nebraska.
and report in person to the COM
msndihg general Seventh Corps
Ares for duty.
| First Lieut. Herbert c. Mitchell.
will proceed to Cambridge. Mass,
and report in person to the director
of research, tractive resistance OF
roads. research. Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology, for duty.
Coast Artillery Corps.
Capt. Granville d. Smith will pro-
ceed to Fort Monroe. Virginia. and
report upon arrival to the conf
manding officer Coast Artillery
Training Center for assignment to
duty.
(. signal Corps.
Capt Calvert H. Arnold will re-