The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-02-18
ARMY AND NAVY
ORDERS
Artillery.

Camp Bragg, N. c., July l. 1922;
Col George Fl. Jamerson. infantry,
Army War College; Col. Hugh d.
Berkeley. cavalry, Army War Col
lege; Col. John C. Macarthur, in
fantry. Army War college; Col.
Charles b. Drake, cavalry, once
Chief Militia Bureau; Col. Charles
r. Day, cavalry. Army War College;
Col. George +. Baltzell, infantry,
Army War College; Col. Lambert w.
Jordan, jr.. infantry, Army War Coll
lege; Lieut.. Col. Charles F. Martin,
cavalry, Fort Riley, Rams; Lieut..
Col Philip w. Corbusier, cavalry,
Camp Travis. Tex; LIEUT. Col.
Grosvenor L. Townsend, infantry.
st. Johns College, Annapolis, Nd.
Lieut.. Col. Frank 8. Bowen. infantry,
Kemper Military School. Boonville.
No.
First Lieut.. Thomas North is re-
Tieved from duty in the office of
chief of field artillery. effective Feb.
90, and is attached to First Field
Artillery. Fort Sill, Okla. Lieut..
North will first report for temporary
duty in Dayton. Ohio, in connection
with airplane mapping.
Maj. Walter w. Hess, jr.,- field ar
tillery. is attached to First Field
Artillery, Fort Sill. Okla.
Infanrty.
First Lieut.. william B. Pittman
Is relieved from service at Walter
Feed Hospital and will return to his
organization at Fort Benning, Ga.
Capt. Felix r. Holmes will pro-
coed from Camp Grant, ILL.,, and re-
port to the commanding general al
Fort Sheridan, Ill.
Capt. Raymond Z. Hoffman now al
Army and Navy Hospital, Hot
| Springs. Ark, will report to Brig
Gen. Frank L. Winn. Fourth Corps
Area, Fort Mcpherson, Ga.
| Capt. Norman McNeill. Twenty.
First Infantry aud First Lieut.
| Thomas r. Aaron. Twenty-Seventb
Infantry are designated for detached
service.
Capt. Lawrence r. Peck. Fifty,
Ninth Infantry and capt. Edgar II
Keltner, Twenty-Third Infantry are
ordered to sail on or about April
IS. to duty on the Hawaiian Islands
Lieut.. Col. Collin II. Ball is re-
lieved. at his own request. from
duty as instructor of Wisconsin Ma
tional Guard and Is assigned as In
structor of Florida National Guard
Medical Corps.
| Mai. George r. calender. Office Of
| Surgeon General: Capt. william d
| Fleming. Walter Reed Hospital. auL
Capt Theodore Bittcrman are as
signed to duty in the Philippine Is
lands, u. S. Army Medical Depart
ment Research Board.
Capt. Walter D. Love. Denta
Corps. is relieved from duty at For
Omaha and will proceed to For
! Smelling. MINI.
Capt. William Mcfarland. Medica
Administrative Corps. unassigned Il
duty with The American Red Cross
Capt. Stephen Alderman is. or
dered to proceed from Camp Mead
TO report to commanding officer o.
Panama Canal Department. Panam:
Canal ZoIe.
NAVAL ORDERS.
February II, 1872.
Lieut. Maxwell Cole. to treatmen
Naval Hospital, Washington. d. c
| Lieut.. John ]. Madden; to U. s. S
Plusser.
Lieut.. Clifton A. F. Sprague: 4
duty Air Squadrons. Atlantic Fleet
| Lieut.. q. g.) John A Terhune; {,
wait orders at Wash mctcn. D. (
Ensign Malcolm d. MacGregor; t
u. s. s. Meade.
Ensign Ralph A. Scott: to dut!
U. s. S. Case.
! Lieut.. comdr. John Buckle!
(MedicaI Corpse: TO duty Nava
Hospital, Puget Sound. Wash.
Lieut.. Frank r, Bealer CMedica
Corps); to duty Naval Hospital
Charleston, S. c.
Gun. Einar Bjorhus; to duty U.
S. Chicago.
Gun. John NJ. Buckley; to dut!
U. S S. Pyro.
GUN. william II. Cady; to ont!
RS. San Francisco. Cal.
Bosn. William II. Fiddler; to dut.
U. S. s. Prairie.
Oh. Mach. Charles N Koch: I,
duty U. s S. Eagle II.
Mach. Clarence z. Jackson; Z
'"eatment Naval Hospital Norfolk
Va.
Mach. Edward J. Tyrrell: to dut,
u. S. S. Owl.
Oh. Pharm. Thomas-F. Meagher
to duty U. S. S. Relief
A. p. elk. Thomas w. Baker: t,
duty with supply officer. receiving
ship at New York. n. Y.
A. 2. elk. Thomas w. Baker; &
duty with supply officer, U. S.
! Procyon.
Comdr. William J. Kelton (Cl-3)
to command u. s. S. Sirius.
Lieut.. Johp Adams, jr.. &c u. S.
Pensacola as engineer officer.
Lieut.. q. g. Enos Dahuff; to dut;
u S, s. Pensacola