The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-21
Army and Navy Orders

York, frat LisutShaAt Harold ssBa
4, II; Second Lieutenant Edgar For
Aestibafth. Sctth MaiA street Pitts
~ direction o. the President first
Lieutenant william Henry Sssn.asSr,, I sIs
Pa, is, win his consent. ordered 70
active duty. sffsetiye AuEust -. 1929.
On that date he VIII report y persSgn
Bender viii rank from August -. 1895,
ne will De. reiievod from auty on Az.
gust 81 1859. on which date he VIII
revert to inactive status. Ed ssA r S1lf
The following sail November - for
Panama Canal department Ter dutx with
the coast artillery oorps: CAPT 9hadf i
ond Lieutenant Arthur =. Thomas.
Lieut.. Joseph H. Rousseau. jr- FIFTY.
eseoAd eeast artillery to sail Oeto1er
II. y the HaMaiien Department.
artillery. 70 sail November .. for the
Hawaiian department.
Lieut., Chafioa e, Grim, slxty-seeend
coast artillery, to sail November IL. to
Lieut. William 3. Drifts. Coast Ar
tIll6ry Corps, to the Third yCoRst Artil@
Iery, Fort Macarthur, CALIFORNIA;. =.
First Lisut. John y. Eng.Ana, 70
wssht rs SsS York sssSSa Lieut. asraa
q. GIBBS TO Seventh Coast Artillery,
Fort HAAeeek, New Jersey: Capt. Law.
renee c. Mitchell, to Fifty SECOND Coast
Artillery Fort Eustia virsihia: Second
second Coast Artillery. Fort Tctten.
The following Officers Ordinance De.
partment Reserve to active duty July
MI. First Lieut.. Herbert stifflsf kAreh,
V0lka Way, Akron, Ohio; Second Lieut.
John warren Mccaffrey, Bennett Ave.
relieving Officers Madisal Corps Re-
serve 70 active duty, July a. PresldlC
Of san. Francisco. Calf; Major Neville
Edward stewart, q. 8. Yetsran9 Hos
pitai, Palo Alto. Calf; Major Charles
Curtis Wellingsford, Georgia street.
s ssass sprns. ssr as SsrKsisn cs AIN.
Leave ok absence for FOUR months
granted warant officer Ernest nippe
First Lieut.. Dona w. sawtells, cav
alsCy s,s e H HSTs wv % ::l,s.. .nan..r..
to the .sssnd nneiheef General Service
Staff sergeant james a Grown. GUAR
tsi T"ay. fes of q. FSs month and Is days
granted warrant officer John Dress,
Fort Riley. Kam.s July ..
Leave for ~ days granted warrant
s' esst with William S & II pollock, Medical
Corps. detailed 80 medical ex9mirer
before the Army retiring board az.
SSt'S co e :: s.. 81 vss.Is ss ss
vice Cart walter c. Royals. Medical
Capt stsriins: 4. wood. to the seven
TENN s.i. i1Iantry' Eort CrCOT' N tr.,.
to Seventeenth Infantry, Fort Cook.
Major Jacob c. Bowman. Medical
cSrS ss. to TSrs ho1r ISsr, y n.do.,
Corps. to Fort Moultri6. 9. C.
Major Daniel r. Chase. Medical
Corps. to sail for San Francisco, Calf.
first Lieut.. Charles X. Galley, IT., In
at tine Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
Capt. Richard B. willis. Field Artil-
Iery, detailed with organised reserves OF
the Third Corps Area, assigned to the
ARTILLERY group, with station at Harris-
GSjor Fred Gallup, Field ARTILLERY,
asSiGhSd to the Fifth Field Artillery.
The transfer OF Capt Robert v.
Laughlin. Infantry. to the Judge Advo-
1875. With Tsnk fTom Nay 3. 1853. i
anncuAc6d. ne will remain On his
PRESENT duties.
The following Medical c1rps officers
70 New York general depot for duty
Major Floyd ". Hunter.
Major fsoyai K stacey.
Capt. Ralph n. MurfelI.
Capt. walter L. Perry.
Capt, Thomas J. Jackson to Baitl-
more for duty. with the Judge advo-
cate generals department.
/. Lieut. Col. Percy Wilson Evans. guar:
from duty in time to enable him to
arrive at his home on June 80, 1925.