The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-14
Army Orders

Col. David Baker. medical corps. de-
tailaA member Of the board Of Of
fieePs to meet at Fort Brass, North
CaRUlina, to examine applicants for
commission in the medical department,
regular army, vice Capt. John r. Lieb-
arman. hereby relieved.
Col. Albert Il. TRULY. medical corps,
detailed member OF board TO meet Al
New York city to examine applicants
usvsd.
Boards Of officers hereinafter indi-
@ated, appointed to meet at the places
specified to exam msr applicants
Col. william j. L. Lyster.
Capt. Jose C. Carballeira.
Capt. William K. Turner.
FORT MCPHERSON. GEORGIA
Lieut.. Col. Charles L. Foster.
Major Augustus 3. Jones.
4aJor George s. Woodard.
FORT SHERIDAN, ILLINOIS
Lieut.. Arthur M Whafey
] Major Leeson o Tarleton.
| Capt. Thomas II. Reagan.
Col. Robert H. Pierson, medical corps,
Detailed to board to meet at Fort SILL
oklahoma, to examine applicants
- Walter Reed Hospital. Washington,
y. c.. for treatment.
Col. Jay W. Grissinger, Msdica,
Corps, detailed as member medical
promotion examining board. to meet at
%ort Riley, Kan
first Lieut.. Thomas H. Maddocks.
signal Corps, to chief signal officer
First Lieut. Douglas v. johnson, field
artillery, to sail for the Philippine
Islands on or shout August 20. 1877.
Capt. Peter G. Marshall, jr., infantry,
90 Second Division, Fort d. A. Russell
Col. Monroe c. Kerth. infantry. Co.
eumbia, Mo-, awaits retirement.
First Lieut.. Wesley T. Guest, Signal
Corps. to Washington, D. CO. to chief
signal officer for duty.
Second Lieut.. James Syme Wooowaro,
Ordnance Department reserve. to active
duty July /. Frankford Arsenal PhtIa-
delphia,
Capt Timothy NuttinE Holden, odn.
nance Department Reserve, to active
duty. July IS. Aberdeen Proving Ground
Capt Thomas j. McGrath, Quarter
master Corps to assume duty OF con
structing auartermaster, Erie Proving
Second Lieut. Paul r. Gresnhalgh,
Cavalry, Is relieved from assignment
and duty with the Thirteenth Cavalry
to Cavalry School for troop officers
Lieut.. Wilson Carter williams. Medi
cal Corp Reserve ordered to active
duty at Carlisle Barracks. Pa, for
Capt. Thomas G. Poland. Twenty
eighth Infantry. to Thirtieth Infantry,
Presidio of San Francisco.
NApG. george "A. FRAZER, Juuk9 Al
vocate Generals Department. detailed
recorder of the court Of inquiry, vice
Major Charles H. Mcdonald relieved.
The following TO 25th infantry, No
gales, Ariz.: Capt. Ralph E. Powell.
inf; First Lieut.. Gilbert Proctor. inf.
Master Sergt. James H. Kriz, upon
retired list at infantry school, Fort
BenninK, Ga.
First sergt. william ogan. upon re-
tired list at Fort Bliss, Texas
First Lieut.. Robert K. Haskell, field
) art. to sail for Hawaii.
First Lieut. Robert G. Lawss. field
art, to sail for Canal Zone on or about
September 10.
Leave of absence granted the follow
ing officers: First Lieut.. Clayton L.
Bissell, Air Corps, two months and is
days: second Lieut. Frederick W OFT,
Air Corps. two months and "a days.
Capt. Jerome Pickett, inf. Is days.
Lieut.: Col william V. Carter, adjutart
generals department. one month; Sec
ond Lieut.. Ernest A. Barlow, inf. one
month and 10 days.
Capt. Elfridge Stevens Adams. NC.
Reserve. to active duty, July / to
First Lieut.. Emil Louis Koenig, s.
C. r.. to active duty. Washington ID. c.
Major Axel Hansteen Oxholm, spe-
August l. to Washington, D. c.. to
training in connection with procure
ment activities.
Major Claude K; Rhlnehart. relieved.
master Corps, placed on the detached
officers list. as of May 81. 1929.
Capt. George r Barker. Infantry.
Boston. to Headquarters Company,
Eighteenth Brigade. Fort Rodman. Mass.
Can't Charles E. whitney Ordnance
Is excepted from provisions of national
defense act, requiring duty with troops
to take effect August 10 1929.
Lieut.. George Acton Cochran. Medical
Corps Reserve. ordered TO active duty
July Z, to Fort Lewis. Washington.
First Lieutenant Harold T. Miller
engineers, to Chicago
Second Lieutenant Charles H. Royce,
Infantry to infantry school duty
c. P SUMMERALL4
General Chief OF Staff.