The Washington times., 1929-07-17
Army and Navy Orders

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Major Virgil L. Peterson. Corps Of
Eng, 70 Washington. d. c., and re.
port 10 the Director Of Public Build
lnEs and Public Parks of the National
Capital for duty as his assistant.
Major Charles p. Gross. Corps Of
Eng. to Fort Humphreys. Va.
- Major A. Elliott Brown. Inf. to
Leave granted the following:
capt. Clay Anderson, Corps Of Eng.
Major Cleveland H. BandhoItz. Gen.
staff Corps, one month. August 5, 1929.
Major A Ellicott Brown. INF. one
! Major Morgan l.. Brett, Ord. Dept.
one month, August 10, 1929.
,o1r capt, 6orthI Alpha Brumsss Field Art.
Capt. Arthur s. Champeny. Inf. four
months. February s. 1850. with per-
mission to return to the United states
First Lieut.. John p. Dubbeide. 1r-
Inf, extension 81 days.
Capt Neil s. Edmond. Inf. IL days.
September /, 1929.
Capt. Eugene p. II. Gempei Chem.
War Ser. one< month. September s.
1929 with permission to visit foreign
Army, retired. one month and four
DAYS. July 20. 1899.
Capt. Andrew J. Mcfarland. infantry.
20 days. August 81, 1929,
staff Corps, 20 days. August Y. 1929.
Lieut.. Col. William II. Patterson,
Infantry. one month aud 20 days, July
lS, 1929, on account Of sickness.
Artillery, two months. July IS. 1929.
Col. Robert H. Pierson. Medical
Corps one month and is days. August
Lieut.. Col. Raymond s. Pratt, GEN
ersl Staff Corps, one month. July a.
Cart. Alfred Fl. Thiessen. signal
Corps. 20 days. July "a, 1929. with per-
mission to visit foreign countries.
Major Lee S. TilIotson. General staff
Corps, one month and Is davs August
Major Robert c., Williams. Corps of
| Engineers, 10 days August 10. 1879
Lieut.. Col Robert L. Collins. Adjutant
1929.
Col. Pearls A. Davis. General staff
| Corps. seven days, August g. 1929.
First Sergeant John Herring. sixth
Infantry retired at Jefferson Barracks.
First Sergeant John 7. ErsEard'
Following named enlisted men of the
| Coast Artillery Corps will be sent to
Fort Monroe. Virginia.
Privats James Kravitz
Pvt. Joseph r. Hardimab.
First Lieutenant Herbert D. VogeL
Corps Of Engineers. to Memphis Tenn.
Capt Geoffrey Galwey. Cavalry, to
Fort Bliss. Tex.
The promotion of each of the follow
ing named officers is announced:
First Lieutenant Philip A. Payne, In
fantry. to be captain, with rank from
July IL, 1929.
Second Lieutenant Charles D. Daniel
Field Artillery. to be first lieutenant,
with rank from July 6. 1929.
Capt John A. Matson, medical corps,
to home and await retirement.
Following. named infantry officers to
San Juan, Porto Rico:
Gapt ReSs1t SOs1 Es.,s r. Frye ThiFtyfourth
Capt. Samuel C. Thompson. Thirteenth
infantry. Fort Adams. Rhode Island.
Second Lieut.. Albert N. Hickey.
Eleventh infantry. Fort BENJAMIN Har-
Second Lieut.. Edward d. McLaugh-
lin, Thirteenth infantry. Fort Strong.
Second Lieut.. Paul e. schews. sixth
infantry. Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
Second Lieut.. Rotert F. Sink. Eighth
infantry, Fort Scrsven, Georgia.
Capt. Frederick v. Edgerton. Seven
teenth infantry. to San Juan. Porto
Rico.
Each Of the following named Infantry
officers to the Panama Canal Depart
Sixth Infantry. Jefferson Barracks. Mo-:
Second Lieutenant RothweH II. Brown.
Twenty ninth Infantry, Fort Benning.
Ga; Capt. Walter X. Wheeler. jr.
Twentieth Infantry. Fort D. A. Russell,
Wyo.; Capt Joseph w. Whitney. Twenty
fifth Infantry. Nogales. Ariz.; Second
Lieutenant Rox w. Axup, Thirty-eighth
Infantry. Fort Douglas, Utah; Second
Lieutenant Horace A. Quinn. Thirty
eighth Infantry. Fort Douglas, Utah.
Each OF the following named Infantry
officers to Hawaii: Capt. William J.
Black. Thirteenth Infantry, Fort Adams,
r. l.; Second Lieutenant Carl E. Lund-
Quist. Eleventh Infantry, Fort Benjamin
Harrison. Ind: Second Lieutenant George
v. H. Moseley, jr, Twenty sixth Infan-
try, Plattsburg Barracks. N. Y.
First Lieutenant Henry DuPree. Sew
enteenth Infantry, Fort Crook. Neb.
First Lieutenant Donald C. Hardin,
Twenty-fifthf Infantry. Nogales, Ariz.4
Second Lieutenant Arthur s. Peterson,
infantry. to Panama.
Second Lieutenant Raymond G. stan
ton. Fifth Infantry, to San Juan. Porto
Rico.
First Lieutenant Alexander s. Rayn-
olds, Field Artillery, Fitzsimons General
Hospital. Denver. Col. to home and
await retirement.
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