The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-18
Army Orders

Leave Of absence for one month
| and is days. starting July /. 1923, for
Brig. Gen. Frank r. Keefsr, assistant
surgeon general.
Lieut.. Col. Edward NJ shinkls,
Ordnance Department to duty as con-
structinE auartermaster at the Aber-
deem Proving Ground. Maryland
August 1.
Lieut.. Col. John F. cIapham.j adjutGnt
generals department. to duty at head i
quarters Eighth Corps Area, Fort sam
Houston, Texas.
Major Thurston Hughes, adjutant
generals department, to duty at head
quarters second division. Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
Capt. David Loring. 1r. Fifth Field
Artillery. to sail on transport to leave
New York about July %.
Leave of absence for one month Is
granted Capt. David Loring, jr., Fifth
Field Artillery.
Capt. Harry william Speaker. Chem
ical Warfare Service Reserve. Lakewood
Arsenal Maryland to active duty at
EdEewood Arsenal, Maryland, for
training.
Warrant OFFICER chrlsten Rasmussen,
Service, harbor defenses of Chesapeake
Bay, Fort Monroe, Virginia, retired.
First Lieut.. Alfred A. Kessler, jr..
Air Corps, to Wright Field for duty.
The following men ot the Cavalry to
Fort Riley for duty: Private George
Winfry, Private Joseph K Desmuke,
Private First Glass Manly @. Stubble-
field, Private Raymond T. Hartman,
Private Michael Zema. Private First
Glass Jack B. Ward, Private First Glass
Clarence L. johnson.
The journey by rail performed by
Corp. Edwin s. Woodward, in proceed
III -,
Montgomery, Ala. due to forced land
ing OF airplans in connection with flood
relief activities in Alabama, ls con-
firmed as necessary fer the public
service.
Capt. Lawrence p. worrell, Finance
the committee to promote economy and
efficiency in routine office procedure.
Capt. Marcus AIonzc' Lewis. @. N. C.
Reserve, to duty Seattle Quarter
master Depot, Seattle, Wash.
Capt. Thomas A. Austin, jr.. to infan-
try school, Fort Benning. as student in
advanced officers course.
\ Major Alfred M. Wilson. quarter
master, assume the duties of command
ing officer, quartermaster supply Of
ficer, New Cumberland general depot.
relieving Capt. William N. Larner. who
will proceed to Fort H. @. Wright and
report for duty as quartermaster.
Following Medical Corps officer. as
School. washington. D. C.. August 70.
First Lieutenants Robert e. Bitner.
Fort Thomas, Kentucky; John d. Brum-
baugh. Fort Hayes, Ohio; william r..
Craig, William Beaumont General Hos
IT,, Fort Bennins, Georgia: GILES Il.
Horrocks, jefferson Barracks, Missouri;
Howard s. McConkie, Station Hospital,
Fort Sam Houston, Texas: Ralph M.
Ahr1u Eo Go
F. SeeIey, station Hospital Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
First Lieutenant orlo C. Paciulli.
Medical Corps, assigned as student,
Army Medical School, Washington.
Following first lieutenants of the
Medical Corps to Army MEDICAL school
Joseph s. woolford, Abner Zehm.
First Lieutenant William d. Long.
Infantry, to sail on or about August
20. 1929. for San Francisco.
The transfer of Second Lieutenant
Samuel J. Simonton, Field Artillery. to
rank from June II. 1927, is announced.
Transfer Of First Lieutenant Cecil r..
Henry, Infantry, to the Air Corps May
81, with rank from March IA. is an
Second Lieutenant william H. Lam
berton. infantry. to Third Corps Area
for duty.
Major Peter H. Ottosen, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, detailed at the Massachusett
/ Institute of Technology.
Leave of absence granted each Of the
following officers:
Major Benjamin +. Fridge, jr., Medl-
cal Corps, extension Is days.
Major Robert H. Lee, Ordnance De-
partment, seven days.
First Lieutenant Hayward B. Roberts,
infantry, l month and 20 days.
Captain Brooks c. Grant, Medical
Corps, one month.
Lieut.. Col Raymond N. cheseldine,
Quartermaster Reserve, relieved from
further duty.
Warrant Officer Edgar Kirk to Nor
moyle quartermaster depot San Antonio.