The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-18
ARMY AND NAVY
ORDERS
Infantry.

Sdpt. Stanley j. .GroSan - as
signed to the Twenty-eighth Infan-
try and upon arrival in the United
States will proceed to Camp Dix.
New Jersey. and report to the COM
handing general for duty with the
regiment to which assigned.
Each of the following-named Of
ficers is transferred as hereinafter
indicated and will proceed to Camp
arrival to the commanding general
fer duty:
Capt. Talley D. Joiner, to the Six
teenth Infantry.
Capt Augustus B. o'ConnelI, to
the Tyenty-sfxth Infantry.
Capt. Joseph II. Payne, to the
Twenty-eighth Infantry.
Maj. Edmund c. Waddill is trans
ferrsd to headquarters Fourth In
fantry Brigade and will report in
person to the commanding general
Camp Travis. Texas. for duty as
brigade executive.
CavaIr,.
Lieut.. Col Guy Cushman will pro-
coed to Chicago, Ill, and report In
fantry. president OF an army retiring
board. at headquarters Sixth Corps
Area, at such time as he may des-
ignate for examination by the board.
Air Service.
Capt. Robert 4. Klnloch will pro-
coed. to Mitchell Field, Long Island,
n. Y. and report in person to the
commanding general for duty.
Medical; Corps.
Maj. Henry B. Mcintyre is de-
tailed for duty with sthe Organized
Reserves in the Seventh Corps
Area and will proceed to St Louis.
Mo-. for duty as executive officer of
the 327th Medical Regiment, I02d
Division, and, will report by letter
to the commanding general Seventh
Corps Area, Fort Crook, Nebraska
Field Artillery.
Lieut. Col. Allen j. Greer Is as
signed to the Sixth Field Artillery.
Upon arrival IN the United States,
and upon expiration or any leave
granted him, will proceed to Camp
Dix, New Jersey. and report in per-
son to the commanding general for
duty with the regiment to which
assigned
Ordnance Department.
Capt John A. Wheeler will pro-
coed to Benicia Arsenal, Cal, and
report In poison to the commanding
officer for duty. !.
Chemical Warfare Service.
The transfer of Maj Edward
Caswell Wellington. Coast--Artil-
lery Corps, to the Chemical War
fare Service is announced. He will
remain on present duty until fur
ther notice.
The transfer Of First Lieut.. will
lam James Horrfgan, ouartermas-
ter Corps, TO the Chemical Warfare
Service is announced. He will pro-
coed to Edgewood Arsenal, Edge
wood, Nd, and report to the COM
manding officer of that station for
assignment to duty.
Veterinary Corps.
First Lieut. John r. Ludwigs will
proceed to Vancouver Barracks.
Washington, and: report in person
to the commanding oficer for duty
as station veterinarian.
Miscellaneous,
Maj. Theodore K. Spencer Is as
~ NsNy -dS al dSSlcldnI CnleI
of STAFF, First Division. He will
proceed to Camp Dix, New Jersey.
and report in, person to the COM
handing general First Division for
duty.
Each of the following named Of
ficers is detailed for duty with the
Organized Reserves, and will report
by letter to the commanding gen.
eral Of the Corps Area indicated for
assignment to q unit:
Lieut. Col. Henry F. Pipes. NJ. c.,
to Second Corps Area
Lieut. Col. Philip w. Huntington.
NJ. c., to Third Corps Area.
Lieut.. Col. George d. Graham, d.
c.. to Third Corps Area.
Lieut.. Col. Allie w. williams,
NJ. c., to Fifth Corps Area.
Maj. Charles e. Macdonald, NJ. c.,
to Second Corps Area.
Maj. william A. Murphy, NJ. c.,
to Second Corps Area.
Maj. Wood 8. Woolford, NJ. c., to
Third Corps Area.
Maj. Herbert C.. Mallory. M. c., TO
Third Corps Area.
Maj. Henry w. Peter, ". C., to
Third Corps Area.
Maj. Frank E. Winter, NJ. c., to
Fifth Corps Area.
Maj. John w. Watts. M. c.. to
Fifth Corps Area.
Maj. Omar H. Quade, NJ. c., to
Fifth Corps Area.
Mai Robert B. Hill, M. c., to
Eighth Corps Area.
Maj. Paul r. E.. Sheppard, NJ. c.,
to Eighth Corps Area.
Maj. Earl L. Parmenter, NJ. c.. to
Eighth Corps Area.
Mai Thomas W. Burnett. NJ. c.
to Ninth Corps Area.
Maj. Jirah M Downs. M. C.. To
Ninth, Corps Area.
Mai. Samuel C. Quincy, M C.. 70
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