The Washington herald., 1922-02-03

First Lieut.. Edwin r. Page will
proceed to walter Reed General
Hospital. this city. and report in
person TO the commanding officer
for treatment and observation.
Each of the following named first
'lfeutenants will proceed to San
Francisco, Cal..' and report to. the
commanding general. Ninth Corps
Area, effective at such time as he
is relieved from his present duties
to comply with this order, for tenn
porary duty, pending departure of
transport scheduled to sail on or
about March Z. 1922, for the rniiir-
pine Islands. and will sail on that
transport for Manila: John II. Will
son. Ronald A. Hicks, Theodore J.
Lindorff. Harry A. johnson, Will
lam c. Gabriel. Frank E. White, Ed
win r. McReynolds, Malcolm S.
Lawton. William J. McKiernan, jr.,.
Clifford C. Mutt. Bernard 8. Thomp-
son, John r. Glascock. Eugene c.
Batten, Frank d. Hackett. Harry
Weddington, Edward L. Scarf and
Morton Fl. McKinnon.
=. Medical Corps.
j. Col. william r. Lewis, upon ar
rival in the United States, will re-
port in person to the commanding
general Ninth Corps Area, San
Francisco. Cal, for assignment to
duty.
Col. James NJ. Kennedy 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 April 5. 1899, for the Philip
In lei a..
transport for Manila.
DestaI Corps.
Capt. Jerome L. Fritsche, upon
arrival in the United States, will,
report in person to the commanding:
general Ninth Corps Area for duty
and assignment to station. SOL, Z -
Capt Fletcher D. Rhodes will pro
coed at the proper time to San
Francisco. Cal, and report in per-
son to the commanding general
Ninth Corps Area, fer temporary
duty pending departure of trans
port scheduled to said on or aebut
April rs, 1922, for the Philippine
Islands. and will said ON that trans
port for Manila. ...
Ordnance Department.
Ndpt. Lawrence d. MeynS Is Qe-
tailed as assistant professor of
military science and tactics. Cor
nell University. Ithica, N, Y, and
viii proceed to Ithica, take sta
ton, and report to the professor
OF military science and tactics for
duty accordingly. o.
h Coast ARTILLERY.
Capt. Joseph J. Pire will proceed
to Walter Reed General Hospital.
this city, and report in person to
the commanding officer for treat
ment and observation.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Lieut.. Walker p. Rodman. to duty
U. S. S. Yukon.
Lieut.. Charles A. Rowe, to U. S.
s. Sirius as engineer officer.
Lieut.. Emil Swanson, to connec-
ton fitting out U. s. S. Rigel and
on board when commissioned.
Lieut.. Robertson ]. Weeks, to
Fourteenth naval district.
Lieut.. Jerauld Wright, to de-
stroyer sauadrons, Pacific Fleet. 3"
Lieut.. q. 60 Henry c. Fensar. to
duty US. s. o.. .; q
: ''Lieut. G.g) Charles +. Waters.
TO receiving ship San Francisco,
Cal. =
Ensign Francis Kosack, ito de-
stroyer squadron, Pacific Fleet.
Ensign Arthur D., Murray, to U.
S. s. Henderson. q " - .t.s.s
Ensign John E. Shoemaker, to
duty u. S. s. OILS.
Carpenter Oscar B. Smith, to. duty
u. S. s. Yukon.
Chief Pharmacist Dewitt c. . Al
len,-to naval training station. San
francisco, Cal.
Chief Pharmacist Frank A. North
;rup. to- destroyer squadron, PACING
Fleet y.
Assistant Pay Clerk Oscar w. r.
Hicks, to duty with supply oficer
naval air station. Ilakehurst, N. J.
Assistant Pay Clerk irwin L.
Ludlan, TO duty with supply ofhcer
u. S. S. Yukon.
Lieut. Comdr. Peter NJ. Gadeburg.
tCl-a). to. command u. s. S. Yukon.
Lieut. Arthur B. Arkebauer
tCl-s). to U. S. s. Yukon as engi-.
neer officer.
Lieut.. Charles c. Earle (CI-3), to
u s. s. Sirius.
Lieut.. a. 81 Albert Nashman
lCl-6). to connection fitting out U.
5. s. spica and on board when COM
missioned.
Ensign Charles r. Mcbride tCl-s)
to y. 8. s. Yukon.