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Library Sub-branches
To Be Closed 3 Weeks
The Public Library sub-branches
at Chevy Chase, Woodridge, Conduit
toad, Tenley and Eastern High
Sehool will be closed from August
12 through September 2, Dr. George
P. Bowerman, librarian announced
yesterday.
Dr. Bowerman also said the sum
mer hours at the central library,
Eighth and K streets N.W., and the
major branches now are in effect.
Under the hours the central library
closes at 4 pm. on Saturdays and
all day Sundays, while the branches
close at 1 pm. on Saturdays and all
day Sundays.
Officers Return Today
From Fort Belvoir
After two weeks of active duty at
the C. M. T. C. camp at Fort Belvoir,
Va., where they were in charge of
training cavalry, nine Washington
members of the 306th Regiment were
to return today to their homes.
Commanded by ^it. Col. Edward
B. Harry, the group included Capt.
Henry Gordon Sheen, First Lt. Rob
ert W. Castle, First Lt. Frederick P.
Magers, First Lt. Roue Leonard Ho
gan, Second Lt. Paul P. Byrne, Sec
ond Lt. Gilbert B. Layton. First Lt.
Raymond S. Wilson, who served as
camp chaplain, and Second Lt.
Clarke P. Cole, 2d.
Service Orders
ARMY.
INFANTRY.
Honeycutt, Brig. Gen. Francis W., from
Philippines to Fort Bragg.
Chynoweth. Lt Col. Bradford G.. from
Fort George G. Meade to Camp Ord.
Bryan. Mai. Bert N., from Boston to Fort
Benning. , _ .
Brown, Second Lt. Melvin C., from Fort
Sam Houston to Fort Lewis.
Hunt. Col. Charles A., from Panama to
Fort Hayes. . _ . _ _
Marshall. Mai. Carley L., from Fort Sam
Houston to Camp Ord.
Halter, Mai. Bryan S. from Fort Sam
Houston to Camp Ord.
Dowell. Col. Cassius M.. from Fort Niagara
to Milwaukee _
Thebaud. Lt Col Delphin E , from Seattle
to Camp Jackson.
Shely. Mai William A., from Fort Benning
to Camden. N. J. _ , _
Brown. Capt. Rothwell H., from Fort Ban
ning to Fort George G. Meade.
Caulkins. Maj. Ralph M.. from Missoula,
Mont. to Camp Ord.
Johnson, Mai. William H , from Missoula.
Mont., to Camp Ord .
Lake. Mai John P.. from Arkadelphia. Ark.,
to Camp Jackson.
Martin. Mai. Marlin C.. from Manhattan,
Kans.. to Camp Jackson.
Page Mai Lewis A., from Arkadelphia,
Ark . to Camp Jackson.
Fletcher. Col. Harvey H., from Medford.
Oreg . to Newark. N. J
King. Mai. George L.. from Fort Leaven
worth to Fort Benning
Bteele, Mai. Paul, from Philadelphia to
Fort Benning.
Young. Mai. Robert N„ from Hawaii to
Fort Hamilton.
Privett. Mai. Forbie H.. from Fort Douglas
to Camp Ord.
Gregorie. Mai. Edmund M., from Fort
Screven to Washington.
Gohghtly. Mai Harvey J . from Gainesville.
Ga . to Fort McClellan.
Jacobs. Mai. Richard C.. ir.. from Boston
to Washington.
Barry. Second Lt Arthur R., from New
York to Camp Ord.
Maxwell. Second Lt. Arthur D„ from Fay
ettville. N. C.. to Camp Ord.
Cagwin. Second Lt. Leland G., from Car
bondale. Pa., to Cavp Ord.
McDonald, Second Lt. Eugene O., from
Clinton, Iowa, to Camp Ord.
Webster. Second Lt. Sanford H., from
Kingston. R I., to Camp Ord.
O Donnell. Second Lt. Robert F.. from
New York to Camp Ord.
Adams. Second Lt Emory S., Jr., from
Washington to Camp Ord.
Erspamer, Second Lt. Florian J., from
Hurley. Wis.. to Camp Ord
Wermuth. Second Lt. Anthony L. P,
from Collingdale. Pa., to Camp Ord.
6wift, Second Lt. Eben F., from San
Antonio to Camp Ord.
Gleszer. Second Lt. Roland M., from
Bangor, Me., to Camp Ord.
Hoim Second Lt. William N.. from Cen
ter City. Minn., to Camp Ord.
Freudendorf. Second Lt. Chester M., from
_ Woodhaven. N. Y.. to Camp Ord.
Schmidt. Lt. Col. William R., from Hawaii
to Fort Bragg.
IX) XLHX.
McDonald. Lt. Col. John W., from Cham
paign, 111., to Washington.
Farwick. Capt. August W., from Chicago
to Fort Knox.
Morton. Capt, Powhattan from Lex
„ ington. Va.. to Port Bliss.
Morrow, Lt. Col. Bertrand, from Athens.
Ga„ to Fort Riley.
Dugan. Capt. Augustine D.. from East
Lansing, Mich., to Fort Bliss.
Keyes. Lt. Col. Geoffrey, from Washing
ton to Fort Benning
Grow. Lt. Col. Robert W., from Fort Knox
to Fort Benning.
Perry, Maj Redding F., from Savannah.
Ga.. to Fort Benning.
MacNabb. Maj. Alexander B., from Fort
Belvoir to Tyrone. Pa.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Ricker, Maj. George w„ from Maxwell
Field to Fort Monroe.
Biswanger. Second Lt. Charles T., Jr.,
from Philadelphia to Fort Monroe.
Mackm Second Lt. Robert N.. :id. from
WoodclifT. N. J., to Fort Monroe.
Miner. Second Lt. Ralph E . from Bing
hamton, N. Y. to Fort Monroe.
Kill Maj. Ralph E from College Station.
_ Tex., to Fort McPherson.
Veddell, Capt. William A., from Univer
sity Alabama to Fort Screven.
Cooper. Second Lt. Robert G., from Fort
Totten to Fort Monroe.
Pace. Second Lt. Herbert E. Jr. from
_ Curt Sam Houston to Fort Monroe.
Wheat, Second Lt. Robert I., from Lonoke,
Ark., to Fort Monroe.
Shoss. Second Lt. Morris L., from Houston
to Fort Monroe.
Bimpson. Second Lt. Harry T„ Jr„ from
Richmond to Fort Monroe.
Wright. Second Lt. John MacN.. Jr., from
_ Angeles to Fort Monroe.
Britt. Second Lt. Chester K.. from I*
Crosse. Wis., to Fort Monroe.
Yates. Second Lt. Jules D., from Yard
_ villa, N. j , to Fort Monroe.
Cullen. Second Lt. Augustus J., from
Bucyrus. Ohio, to Fort Monroe
Roedy. Second Lt. William H. from At
lantic City to Fort Monroe.
Bpengler. Second Lt. John T. H„ from St.
Augustine to Fort Monroe,
craig. Second Lt. William C.. from Padu
cgh. Ky.. to Fort Monroe.
Carnahan. Second Lt. George D., from
Gary. Ind.. to Fort Monroe.
Norris. Second Lt Robinson R„ from Cal
houn Falls. S. C.. to Fort Monroe.
Clay. Second Lt. William L.. from Bridge
Port., Conn., to Fort Monroe.
Fraser. Second Lt. Richard H„ from Miami
Beach to Fort Monroe.
Bell. Second Lt. Wendell B„ from Arcadia,
Calif., to Fort Monroe.
Harnett. Second Lt. John S.. from Sno
homish, Wash., to Fort Monroe.
Kolda. Second Lt. Ronald M.. from Long
Beach. Calif., to Fort Monroe.
Bayerle, Second Lt. George J., jr„ from
New York to Fort Monroe.
Malone, Second Lt. Arthur G.. from Golds
boro. N. C.. to Fort Monroe.
Ferrill. Second Lt. Harlan B.. from Cox's
Creek. Ky.. to Fort Monroe.*
Coontz. Second Lt John B.. from West
wood. Calif., to San Francisco.
Banford. Second Lt. Graham C.. from Car
son City. Nev.. to San Francisco,
white. 8econd Lt. Frederick G.. from 8po
_kane to San Francisco.
Floryan. Second Lt. Thaddeus P.. from
_ Middletown. Conn., to Fort Monroe.
Gildart, 3econd Lt, William J., from Wash
ington to Fort Monroe.
Bmith. 8econd Lt. Page E.. from Arling
ton. Va.. to Fort Monroe.
Arnold. Second Lt. Henry H- Jr„ from Be
thesda. Md.. to Fort Monroe.
Baunders. Second Lt. William W.. from
Iroquois. S. Dak., to Fort Monroe.
Merchant. Second Lt. Marvin H.. from
Charlottesville. Va., to Fort Monroe.
La Rose. Second Lt. Raymond J., from
Hudson Falls. N. Y., to Fort Monroe.
Cibotti. Second Lt. Phillip R.. Jr., from
Atlantic City to Fort Monroe.
Ross, Second Lt. Ralph N„ from Narberth,
Pa., to Fort Monroe.
Witt. Second Lt Landon At, from Pontiac.
111., to Fort Monroe.
Lederman, Second Lt. Milton D., from
Brooklyn to Fort Monroe.
Floyd. Second Lt. Alfred J.. from Lumber
ton. N. c.. tp Fort Jlonroe.
Kuziv. Second Lt Michael, Jr., from Syra
_ cuse to Fort Monroe. ,
Bennett, Second Lt. William J„ from Hlfb
land Falls. N. Y-. to Fort Monroe.
Brown. Second Lt. Gerhard E„ from Som
erset. Ky.. to Fort Monroe.
Marsh, Second Lt. Clarence T„ from Cam
bridge. Mass., to Fort Monroe.
Helnemann. Second Lt. William E., from
Queens Village. N. Y.. to Fort Monroe.
Moore. Second Lt. James M„ from Phoentx,
Arlz., to Fort Monroe.
Hamelln. Second Lt. Rolland W., from
r Madison. Wis., to Fort Monroe.
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PETERMAN'S
DISCOV1RY
Fisher. Second Lt. Sidney O., from Chicago
to Fort Monroe.
Wilson. Second Lt. Harry L. Jr., from
Morganton. N. C.. to Port Monroe.
Lynn. Second Lt. Edison A.. Jr., from Lang
ley Field to Fort Monroe.
Dr La tour. Second Lt. Frank A., Jr., from
New Orleans to Fort Monroe.
Aber. Second Lt. John A., from Los Angeles
to Fort Monroe,
Colligan, Second Lt. Robert L.. Jr., from
Queens Village. N. Y.. to Fort Monroe.
Lotoso, Second Lt. James, from Philadel
phia to Fort Monroe.
Leedom. Second Lt. Joe W.. Jr., from Gor
don. Nebr., to Fort Monroe.
Jones. Second Lt. Ernest B„ from Berkeley,
Calif., to Fort Monroe.
Horton. Second Lt. William F., from
Youngstown. Ohio, to Fort Monroe.
Bates. Raymond H., from Canton, HI., to
Fort Monroe.
Turner. Second Lt. Hush J.. Jr., from
McDonough. Qa.. to Fort Monroe.
Kasper. Second Lt. William M.. from
Kansas City. Mo., to Fort Monroe.
Richards. Second Lt. Albert P„ from Rum
ford. Me., to Fort Monroe.
Epley. Second Lt. Albert D.. from Syracuse,
Nebr.. to Fort Monroe.
Clarke. Second Lt. Leon L.. Jr., from Oro
ville. Calif., to Fort Monroe.
Chandler. Second Lt. Homer B., Jr., from
San Diego to Fort Worden.
"" ' ..
Cu • ,njtham. Second Lt. Henry A.. Jr., from
Bonham. Tex., to Fort MacArthur.
Win^eld Sco'tt/r°m *"“*
Wan. Second Lt. Everett H . from San
Francisco to Fort Winfield Scott.
Miley, Second Lt. Henry A.. Jr., from Alls
ton. Mass., to Fort Monroe.
Beaudry, Second Lt. Charles L.. from Lex
ington, Mass., to Fort Monroe.
Gordon. Second Lt. Thomas F.. from Brew
er. Me., to Fort Monroe.
Green. Second Lt. Gilford D.. from Osase,
Iowa, to Fort Monroe.
Hoffmann. Second Lt. Theodore L., Jr., from
Staten Island to Fort Monroe.
Delaney. Second Lt. Robert J.. from La
Crosse. Wis.. to Fort Monroe.
Kennessy, Second Lt. James T„ from
Springfield. Mo., to Fort Monroe.
Silvasy. Second Lt. Stephen, from Phila
. delpbla to Fort Monroe.
Light. Second Lt. Everett De W„ from
_ Davenport. Iowa, to Fort Monroe.
Cangelosl. Second Lt. Neri P., from Baton
Rouge to Fort Monroe.
Balthls. Second Lt. Charles E.. Jr., from
Roanoke. Va„ to Fort Monroe.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Conder. Capt Raymond C.. from Baton
Rouse to Fort Lewis.
Celia. Maj. Joseph A., from College Station.
Tex., to Camp Ord.
Grave*, MaWohnLj from College Station,
iCOBTS OF ENGINEERS.
Tandy, rapt. Fremont S„ from Fort Du
. Pont to Fort Bennlnt.
Artery, Col. Edward D.. from Fort Hayes
_ to State College. Pa.
Rowland, Capt. Chester A., from Ames,
Iowa, to Detroit.
D* from Hawaii
Be'. , from Phil
MEDICAL CORPS.
Chester. Ma). John B., from Fort Bam
Houston to Fort Lewis.
AIR CORPS.
Fowler^Cspt. John^ O., from Bolling Field
Jones. Second Lt. Harold L., from Mitehel
Field to Bolling Field.
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
Ensrud. Capt. Joseph O.. from Port Ben
Jamln Harrison to Washington.
De I* Vargne, Capt. James O.. from Port
„ Francis E. Warren to Port Hoyle.
Moehlmann, CapL>P. Herbert, from Port
_ Crook to Camp Ord.
Rogers. MaJ. Ralph Vt., from Scott Pleld
to Port Benjamin Harrison.
Blanchard. Lt. Col. Henry N.. from Port
Crockett to Port Oglethorpe.
DENTAL CORPS.
McCracken, Plrst Lt. Oerald A., from Port
Riley to Camp Jackson.
Beebe. Plrst Lt. Douglas M.. from Port
Prancla E. Warren to Port Lawton.
Shutfeworth. Lt. Col. William S.. from
Port Lawton to Camp Ord.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Ashton, Mai. Donald MeK.. from Port
Snelllng to Camp Jackson.
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Compo. Comdr. George L., from Long
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Haight, Comdr. Stanley M„ from Mare
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Annapolis to
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Williamson. W. Thomas F.. to V. 8. A
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Cochran,_ Lt. (1. C.) Pafif A. to V. 8. A
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Winter. U.'<l7r) jiam. Jr., to U. 8. 8.
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