Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Army Orders

Mai. oliver S. McCleary, retired, has
been relieved from duty in the Salt Lake
City High Schools and ordered to his
home; Capt. William Mayer, Field Artil-
lery has been transferred from Peiping,
China, to Fort Hoyle, Nd; Lieut.. w. G.
Wyman, Cavalry, from Peiping to Fort
Myer, Va; Lieut.. h. S. Aldrich, Coast
Artillery, from Peiping to Fort Mac
Arthur, Calf; Capt. Thomas S. With,
Philippine Scouts, from Manila to the
United States for retirement; Capt. Al
bert j. Brandon, Quartermaster Corps,
at Philadelphia, to examination for re-
ttrement; Maj. Lucien II. Taliaferro,
Field Artillery, at Fort Sill, Okla, will
retire November 30 on his own appli-
cation; Capts. e. N. FrakeS and C. p.
Haycock, Infantry, from New York City
to Hawaii; Lieut.. G. B. Leinbach, Field
Artillery, from Fort Benntng, Ca, to
the high schools at Detroit.
Col William q. Ball, Quartermaster
Corps, at headquarters, Sd Corps Area
Baltimore, has been detailed as general
superintendent Army Transport Serv-
ice, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Maj. Oswald H.
Saunders, Infantry, at Governors Island
N. Y, has been ordered to this city for
duty as an instructor at the Army War
College; Maj. T. Dew. Milling, Air
Corps, has ben transferred from Den
yer, Colo, to Rockwell Field. Coronado,
Calf; Maj. r. T. Taylor, Infantry,
from PIattsbure Barracks. N. v to the
Philippines: Maj. Arthur W. Drew Med
zeal Corps. from Fort Rosecrans, Calf,
to Fort Douglas, Utah; First Lieut.. Milo
@. Cary, Coast Artillery, from the Phil
ippines to the University of Illinois. at
Urbana; Master Sergt. George z. Daily,
Medical Department, at Walter Reed
General Hospital, win be placed on the
retired list September 80 on his own
application after more than 80 years
service
Col. Jay r. Shook, Medical Corps.
assistant commandment Of the Army
Medical School here, has been trans
ferred TO Hot Springs, Ark, for duty at
the Army and Navy General Hospital:
Col George NJ. Hoffman. Engineer
Corps, at Governors Island, N. Y, has
been ordered to examination for re-
tirement; Col. A. II. Davidson, Cavalry,
at Salt Lake City. and Col. p. NJ. Shat
fer. Infantry, at Des Moines, have been
ordered to their homes to await retire
ment; Col. E. r. w. McCabe, Field Ar
t1llery, In this city, has been ordered to
the General Hospital at Hot Springs,
Ark, for treatment; Capt. Corvan
Fisher, Infantry, Alcatraz, Calf, will
be retired September 80 on his own
application; Capt. Thomas D. Stamps,
Engineers assistant military attache
at Tokyo. has been ordered to this
city for duty in the ofice of the Chief
of Engineers, Munitions Building; Capt
S. L Strong. Quartermaster Corps,
from Panama to this city; Capt. Ebert
Cock, Quartermaster Corps, at San AN
tonic, to his home for retirement; Capt
r. L, Fain, QuartermaSter Corps, from
the War Department to Fort Bliss,
Texas; Maj. j. c. F. TillSon, jr., War
Department General STAFF, to Fort Bliss,
Texas; Master Sergeant Frank H.
Scheeler, Quartermaster Corps and
Staff Sergeant Jesse Washington, En-
gineers, both at For. Humphreys, Va,
will be retired September 80, after more
than 80 years service.
Col w. F. Herringshaw, Quarter
master Corps. m the Philippines, has
been assigned to duty at the general
depot at Brooklyn, N. Y; Maj. M. G.
Berry. Medical Corps, from Fort Mon
roe, Va, to San Francisco; Capt. A. j.
Stark, Infantry, from Madison Barracks.
N. Y, to Fort Ontario, N. Y; Lieut.. v.
A. Conrad. Signal Corps, to Boiling
Field. Anacostia, D. c., for meteor
illogical activities.