The Washington times., 1929-06-19

Leave OF absence for three days granted
MAI. Gen. William G. Rivers, the In"
spOptOr General.
MAI Gen. Richmond p. Davis. retired
December %, 1929, after more than -
years service
instructor OF National Guard, Thirtieth
Division! Atlanta.
Col. Ernest L Ruffner. Major Henry
G. Michle. jf.. Capt. Elmer H. lnnon'
70 examine applicants for commissions
in Medloal Department at Fort Houston
a Lieut.. James w freeman, Ortlnr''' =
Department, to Charleston Ordinances
Depot. Charleston. =. c.
First lieutenant Russell J, Mlnty. ia
Wright Field. Ohio; First Lieutenant
Ohio: First Lieutenant John NJ. Welkert
to Chanute Fields illinois; second Lieu
Tenant Nornie d. Frost, to March Field
California; Second Lieutenant ClarsnGs
s. Thorpe. to March Field. California.
Order detailing First Lieutenant Georgs
II. Moleny. Infantry. at the University
of South Dakota, Vernllioh. 9. OAK, to
take effect upon completion OF his pres.
ent tour of foreign eefVlce. Is revoked.
: Second Lieutenant stephen george Nc.
Entry, Air Corps Reserve I'd active
duty, effective June rs Maxwell Field
Montgomery. Ala.
reserve to active duty. July Z. Carlisle
Barracks Pennsylvania: Lieut.. Col. Erin
Erwin sptlns, Anderson, s. car; Lieut..
Col. Charles Alexander White. Lilly. Pa;
First Lieutenant Mark Harry Joress,
Washington Avenue, Chelsea, Mass.
First Lieutenant Thomas Mcgowan
Logan, E. Washington Lane, German
town, Philadelphia, Pa.
The following officers of the sani-
tary corps reserve ordered to active
duty, July Z. Carlisle Barracks, medi-
cal field service school: Major Floyd
Earle ,Fhi9ester. Major William An
drew HnrdanbRrRh. Mai0r Clydk RDss
Newell, Major Albert whitman Sweet,
Cant. Howard Franklin Bronson. Capt.
austin Ralph Middleton, Capt. Frederick
franklin stanback. Capt. Louis Cyril
Tuite.' Lieut.. James Howard Fike, Lieut..
Martin Halvor knutsen. Lieut.. August
Sauer, Second Lieutenant Floyd Gill
more BrowHe. second Lieutenant Ber-
Lieut.; Harry NJ. Roget sixteenth
Field Artillery, to sail, November %
warrant officer Cranden NJ creigh-
ton to duty at the headquarters Fourth
Coast Artillery district, Fort McPher-
son ,r.9 eeerEls 1; 1gort HSrto APsuIt y asndx
artillery. to sail about October Is, Tor
Hawaii
Fifst Lieut.. Easom J. Bond, infantry,
list to the headquarters Company,
capt. James Alexander Reid, Ord
nance pepartnent Reserve, to actlvs
duty july I, Frankford Arsenal,
Major James Brayshaw Arthur. Ord
nance Department Reserve, to active
duty. july %. Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Maryland.
Secund Lieut.. Terrell Aston Busby.
Ordinances, Department Reserve to active
duty, July l. Fort Benning. Georgia.
Major Marvin Cappet, Medical Corps
Reserve, to active duty August 1S, 1929.
Camp Perry, Ohio.
Lieut.. Col. Frank Maloney. Inf Re
serve. to active duty August II, to
FoilowihE reserve Officers to active
duty. August "a. to Camp Perry, Ohio:
Major Howard Lee Harker. Major Henry
Neal Marsh Lieut.. James Henry Wind
sor, 1854 Newton St. Washington, DC
Second Lieut.. James Carlton Talcott, to
Camp Perry.
Transfer of Capt Dover Bell Field
Artillery, to the Quartermaeter Corps.
June 10. with rank from July /, 1920,
IL announced.
Resignation by Second Lieuteha Mt
John Ogden Gllsore. infantry, accepted
by the President