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$: ia802702.us.archive.org · 2014. 2. 11. · (NOTE.—GeneralOrdersNo.28isthelastoftheseriesfor1920) [G.O.l.j HEADQUARTERSPENNSYLVANIANATIONALGUARD, THEADJUTANTGENERAL'SOFFICE, \ Harrisburg,Pa.,January6,1927$
(NOTE.—General Orders No. 28 is the last of the series for 1920)

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HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD,

THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,\

Harrisburg, Pa., January 6, 1927.

General Orders, )

No. 1. S

Section.

Participation 'of Pennsylvania National Guard in In-augural Ceremonies I

Chief Marshall, IIOfficers and enlisted men selected to participate, IllUnits selected to participate, IVSelection of Units, VParade Orders, VITransportation, VIIPay and Allowances, VIII

I. In order to celebrate the ceremony incident to the Inaug-uration of the Honorable John S. Fisher, Governor-elect of theCommonwealth of Pennsylvania, in befitting manner and in keep-ing with the dignity cf that high office, certain officers and unitsof the Pennsylvania National Guard are hereby selected and willparticipate in the Inaugural Parade to be held at Harrisburg,Pa., on January IS, 1927.

H. Major General William G. Price, Jr., Commanding 28thDivision, having been designated by the Chairman of the Inaug-ural Committee as Chief Marshall, will select his own personalstaff.

III. The following officers and enlisted men will participate

:

(a) All General Officers, Brigade Executive Officers.Staff and Line Colonels, and the Commanding Officersof Special Troops, 28th Division, 28th Division Quarter-master Train, and 52nd Machine Gun Squadron.

(b) All Color Sergeants of the Pennsylvania NationalGuard.

IV. The following units will participate

:

Quartermaster Detachment, State Staff Corps andDepartments.

28th Military Police Company, Special Troops, 28thI >ivision,

28th Tank Company, Special Troops, 28th Division,Headquarters Company. 55th Brigade,Company F, 110th Infantry, (Indiana, Pa.).Provisional Battalion of Infantry, commanded by senior

Major of Infantry, composed of:One Company (Rifle) . 109th Infantry.One Company (Machine Gun), 110th Infantry.One Company (Rifle). 111th Infantry,One Company (Rifle). 112th Infantry.

Battery A. 107th Field Artillery, (augmented by enlist-

ed men to be designated by Commanding Officer. 107thField Artillery).One Company, 103rd Engineers.

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103rd Observation Squadron, 28th Division Air Corps,(less groundmen ) ,

One Hospital Company, 103rd Medical Regiment,Headquarters Detachment, 28th Division Quartermaster

Train,Medical Department Detachment, 28th' Division

Quartermaster Train,Band Section, Service Battery, 108th Field Artillery,One Battery, 108th Field Artillery,Battery A. (Search Light), 213th Coast Artillery

(A. A.),Regimental Headquarters, 104th Cavalry,Medical Department Detachment. 104th Cavalry,Headquarters Troop, 104th Cavalry,Service Troop, 104th CavalryTroop C, 104th Cavalry,Headquarters, 2nd Squadron, 104th Cavalry,Headquarters! Detachment, 2nd Squadron, 104Jth

Cavalry,One Truck Train (Military Reservation).

V. The selection of units not specifically designated hereinwill be made by the Chief Marshall and will be based on the ratingattained at the last Federal Inspection. A list of the units se-

lected will be furnished The Adjutant General not later than Jan-nary 13, 1927.

VI. Parade orders for all officers and units and their positionin the line of march will be issued by the Chief Marshall.

VII. State Transportation Requests for the travel involved willbe issued by The Adjutant General and the cost is chargeableagainst the appropriation for the expenses incident to the Inaugu-ration. The Commanding Officers of regiments and similarorganizations will furnish The Adjutant General with the namesand addresses of the Color Sergeants not later than January 13,1927.

VIII. The following pay and allowances are hereby authorized :

(a) (1) For each officer and enlisted man participat-ing in the Inaugural Parade credit for the parade as anArmory Drill may be taken as authorized by CircularLetter No. 5, Militia Bureau, series 1923, published in

Bulletin No. 1 A.G.O. Pa., series 1923.

(2) For each enlisted man participating, but notbelonging to an organization, (Color Sergeants) credit for

the parade as an Armory Drill may be taken as author-ized by Par. 444, National Guard Regulations in forceJanuary 1, 1920.

(b) An Allowance of $1.50 in lieu of subsistance for

one day is authorized for each officer and enlisted man.Claim for this allowance will be made on Forms W. D.Nos. 378 and 378a. Camp Pay Roll, to be rendered in

duplicate. Blank forms will be furnished by The Adju-tant General without requisition.

By older of the Governor

:

F. D. BEARY.The Adjutant General.

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HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARDTHE ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE

Harrisburg, Pa., January 18, 1927

General Orders

)

No. 1| (

Section

Reappointment of The Adjutant-General, I

I. Announcement is hereby made of the reappointment, this

date, of Brigadier General Frank D. Beary, of Allentown, LehighCounty, Pa., to be The Adjutant General, with rank from October

4, 1917, the appointment to compute from January 18, 1927.

By order of JOHN S. FISHER,

Governor and Commander-in-Chief.

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THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Harrisburg, Pa., January 31, 1927.

General Orders, £

No. 2. S

Section.

Appointments and Assignments of Officers, I

Reappointments and Reassignments of Officers II

Reassignments of Officers, Ill

Transfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List, IVTransfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve, VResignations of Officers, VIAnnouncement of Death of Officer, Penna. N. G., VIILeaves of Absence of Officers, VIIIResignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property, IXFederal Recognition of Officers, X

I. Appointments and Assignments of Officers

:

Name.

Roberts Edwin McKee, .

.

Air Corps.George Norman Hyland,.

Engineers.Anthony Lispcnard Blee-

ck&r,Tlaude Luther Enoderer,

Field Artillery.Cecil Ninness

James O'Donnell,

Cavalry.Samuel Eugene Fitting,..John E. Shade.

John Thomas BellHarry Fred Bigler, Jr.,Albert Andrew Everetts,Eldred LeRoy Buffington,

John Tully McNally, ....

William A. E. Leitzinger,John Arthur Young,James Atwell Stafford, .

.

John Eugene McCreight, .

Infantry.Ralph Norman Detcoody.Harry Frank Douglas, .

.

Alfred Dewey Anderson,.

RankDate

of Appoint-ment.

Rank From.

WarrantOfficer,

Jan. 21, '27, Jan. 21, '27,

Captain, Jan. 8, '27, Jan. 8, '27,

1st Lieut.,2nd Lieut,

Jan.Jan.

8,

8,

'27,'27,

MayOct.

22, *24,

18, '23,

1st Lieut., Jan. 19, '27, Jan. 19, '27,

2nd Lieut., Jan. 8, '27 Jan. S, '27,

Major,Captain,

Jan.Jan.

3,

3,

•27.

'27,Tan.Jan.

3, '27,

3, '27,

Captain,Captain,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,

Jim.Jan.Jan.Jan.

25,26,

3,4,

'27,'27,

'27,'27,

Jan.Jan.Jan.Jan.

25, '27,

26, '27,

3, '27,

4. '27,

1st Lieut., Jan. 19, '27, Jan. 19, *27,

1st Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,

Jan.Jan.Jan.

29,8,

20,

'27,•27,

'27,

Jan.Jan.Jan.

29, '27,

8, '27,

20, '27,

2nd Lieut., Jan. 26, •27, Jan. 26, "27,

Captain,Captain,2nd Lieut.,

Jan.Jan.Jan.

25,29,25,

•27,'27,•27,

Jan.Jan.Jan.

25, '27,

29, '27,

25, '27,

Assignment.

Service Btry., 108th F.A., as Band Leader.

Hq., 103rd Obsn. Sq..Air Corps, as Oper-ations Officer.

Co. B, 103rd Engrs,Co. D, 103rd Engrs.

Hq. Btry. & CombatTn., 1st Bn., 109th F.A.

Btry. E, 108th F. A.

Hq., 1st Sq., 104th Cav.Hq., 104th Car., asSupply Officer.

Troop F, 104th Cavalry.Unassigned.Troop D, 103rd Cavalrv.Hq., 2nd Sq., 104thCav. as idjt.

Service Troop, 103rdCav.

Unassigned.Troop A, 103rd Cavalry,Service Troop, 103rdCav.

Troop F, 104th Cavalry.

Company L, 112th Inf.Company F, 112th Inf.Company E, 112th Inf.

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II. Reappointments and Reassignments of Officers:

Name.

Ordnance Department.Walter Carleton Sterling,.

Infantry.Joseph Reed Carvolth, .

.

Rank.

Colonel,

Major,

Date of Re-appointment.

Jan. 12, '27,

Jan. 28, '27,

Rank From.

Jan. 12, '22,

Jan. 28, '22,

Reassignment.

Ord. Dept., S. S. 0. & D.

Hq., 112th Inf., as M.G. Officer & Regtl.Gas. Officer.

III. Reassignments of Officers

:

Name. Rank.

JLeo E. Smith,

..Russell M. L. Hershey

William S. Bailey, . .

.

Ttalph N. Stcimer,

Robert S. Cowan,

Alfred H. Anderson, . .

Charles W. Roberts, . .

Ralph T. Smith,

Captain,

Captain,

Captain,

Captain,

Captain,

1st Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

2nd I,ieut.,

Old Assignment.

I. & P. & T. O.,Hq., 107th F. A.,

Adjt., Hq., 1stBn., 107th F. A.,Btry. A, 107th F.A.,

Afl.it., Hq., 2ndBn., 107th F. A.,Hq. Tr., 104thCav.,

Asst. Regtl. Com-munications Offi-

cer, Hq. Btry.107th F. A.,

Cnmdg. Officer, Hq.Det., 52nd M. G.Sq..

Tr. B, 52nd M.G. Sq.,

New Assignment.

Hq., 2nd Bn., 107thF. A. as Adjt.

Btry. A, 107th F.A.,

Hq., 1st Bn., 107-th F. A., as Adjt.Btry. B, 107th F.A.,

Hq., 104th Cav.,as Adjt..

F. A., as I. &Hq., 2nd Bn., 107th

P. & T. O.,

Supply Officer, Hq.Det., 52nd M. G.Sq.,

Hq. Det., 52nd M.G. Sq., as Comdg.Officer, and I. &P. & T. O.,

Date of Re-assignment

Jan. 28, '27,

Jan. 27, '27,

Jan. 27, '27'

Jan. 27, '27.

Jan. 25, '27,

Jan. 27, '27,

Jan. 9, '27,

Jan. 10, '27

IV. Transfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List:

Name.

Orville F. Devlin,Norman B. Wolfe,Harry C. Glulev. Jr., . .

Clarence W. UrbanBarley J. Ziealer,Herbert L, Fisher,Joseph W. Snyder,John C. Judson,

Rark.

Captain,Captain,Captain,Captain,Captain,1st Lieut.,1st. Lieut.,1st Lieut.,

Organization.

Battery B, 107th Field Artillery,Company D, 110th Inrantry,Company C, 111th Infantry,Company F, 112th Infantry,Company L, 112th Infantry,Service Troop, 103rd Cavalry,Troop D, 103rd Cavalry,Hq. Co., 1st Bn., 110th Infantry.

Date of Trans-fer to Unas-signed (Sup-er. ) List.

Jan. 26, '27,

Jan. 3, '27,

Jan. 28, '27,

Jan. 28, '27,

Jan. 10, '27,

Jan. 10, '27,

Jan. 14, '27,

Dec. 31, '26,

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V. Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve:

Name.

Stahley M. Livingston, CaptainHarry C. Cluley, Jr., Captain,Clarence W. Urban, Captain,Barley J. zicgkr, Captain,William J. Griffith, Jr., .... 1st Lieut.John H. Blye, Jr., ' 1st Lieut.,Henry B. Bruce 1st Lieut.,Joseph H Kifer, 2nd Lieut.,

Organization.

Adjt., Hq., 104th Cavalry,Company C, 311th Infantry,Company F, 112th Infantry,Company L, 11 2th Infantry,Hq., 53rd F. A. Brigade,Battery A, 108th Field Artillery.Service Troop, 104th Cavalry,Hq. Co., 112th Infantry

Date ofTransfer to

N. G. Reserve.

Jan. 24,Jan. 28,Jan. 28,Jan. 10,Jan. 12,Jan. 21,Jan. 10,Jan. 10,

VI. Resignations of Officers :

Name. Hank.

1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,

William L. Stewart, Jr., . . 2nd Lieut.

,

Organization.

Troop C, 52nd M. G. Squadron,Troop E, 104th Cavalry,Headquarters, 53rd F. A. Bri-

gade.

Date ofAcceptance ofResignation.

Jan. 10, '27.

Jan. 13, '27.

Jan. 14, '27.

VII. Announcement is made of the death of Captain Samuel G. Hendren, Medi-cal Detachment, 52nd Machine Gun Squadron, which occurred on January 9, 1927.

VIII. Leaves of Absence of Officers

:

Name.

John W. Converse,Ray W. McKay, .

Rant.

Lieut. Col.Captain,

Organization. From.

Hq., 103rd Cavalrv.Hq., 112th Infantry,

Jan. 30, *27,

Feb. 1, '27,

To.

Apr. 20, '27.

Apr. 1, '27.

IX. Resignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property

:

Name.

William C. McKean,

LeRoy D. Locke, •

Lambert if. Smith,

Rank.

Captain,

1st Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

Organization.

Unassigned (Super.) List (for-merly Service Btry., 176thF. A.),

Unassigned (Super.) List, (for-merlv Med. Det., 52nd M. G.Sq.),

Unassigned (Super.) List, (for-merlv Hq. Det., 1st Sq.,104th Cav.),


Dec. 14, *23.

June 3, '26.

June 10, '26.

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X. Federal Recognition of Officers

:

Name.

Anthony L. Bleeoker,Eldred L. Buffinnton,Harry E. Clarke. . . .

Albert A. Everetts, .

Charles H. Frick, .

.

Franklin S. Gillespie

Sidney O. Hadsall, .

Arlett B. Hartman, .

Claude L. Knoderer.Milton E. Kochler, .

James O'Donnell,Harold E, Robison, .

John E. Shade,Paul Stormer,Robert R. Stormer, .

Chester 8. Wagner, .

Bank.

1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,Captain,1st Lieut.,Captain,1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,Captain,1st Lieut.,Captain,2nd Lieut.,

Organization.

Company B, 103rd Engineers,Hq., 2nd Sq.. 104th Cavalry,J. A. See., Hq., 28tH Division.Troop D. 103rd Cavalry,Chaplain, Hq.. 109th F. A.,M. C, Med. Det., 103rd Obsn

Sq., Air Corps,Howitzer Co., 109th Infantry,M. C, Med. Det., 176th F. A.Company D, 103rd Engineers,Hq. Det., 2nd Sq., 104th Cav

airy.Battery E, 108th F. A.,Troop B. 104th Cavalry,Hq., 104th Cavalry,Howitzer Co., 112th Infantry.Howitzer Co.. 112th Lifantry,Battery A, 213 C. A. (A. A.),

Date ofFederal

Recognition.

Jan. 8, '27.

Jan. 4, *27

Dec. 29, '20

Jan. 3, '27

Nov. 12, •26Dec. 29, •26

Nov. 12, '26Dec. 23. '20

Jan. 8, •27

Dec. 29, '26

Jan. 8,

29,

•27Dec. '26Jan. 3, '27Dec. 29, '26

Dec. 28, •26

Nov

.

12. •26

By order of the Governor,

F. D. BEARY,

The A djutant General.

(G. O. 3)



Harrisburg, Pa., February H, 1927.

General Orders, £No. 3. i

Section.

Disbandrnent and Reorganization of Troop A, 104th Cavalry, I

I. Pursuant to authority contained in Militia Bureau Letter,dated February 4, 1927, (M. B. 325.4-Cav.-Penn.-7), Troop A.104th Cavalry, with station at New Castle, Pa., is disbanded,effective February 22, 1927.

Captain John B. Brettell, Troop A, 104th Cavalry, will ar-range for the return of all personal equipment now in possessionof the unit to the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer, Harris-burg, Pa., and for the transporting of all organizational equipmentfrom New Castle, Pa., to Clearfield, Pa.

All enlisted personnel will be honorably discharged from theservice as provided by Paragraph 112, National Guard Regula-tions in force January 1, 1926, by reason of disbandrnent oforganization. Service records, completed by final indorsement,will be forwarded direct to The Adjutant General.

Form W. D., M. B., No. 100, Report of National Guard DutyPerformed, will be completed for the period February 1st to22nd, inclusive, 1927, with proper notations in the remarks columnshowing the disposition of the personnel.

Troop A, 104th Cavalry, will be reorganized, with station atClearfield, Pa., effective February 23, 1927.

Form A. G. O., Pa., No. 1, Muster-in Roll, will be completedin duplicate, original to be forwarded to The Adjutant General,and duplicate to be retained for the organization file.

Form W. D., M. B., No. 104, Company or Detachment Roster,will be completed in quadruplicate, original for Militia Bureau,duplicate for The Adjutant General, triplicate for Third CorpsArea, and quadruplicate for organization file.

Action as to the commissioned personnel will be taken in Spe-cial Orders to be issued by The Adjutant General.


F. D. BEARY,The Adjutant General.

[G. O. 4]

HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD.THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Harrisburg, Pa., February 2'f , 1927.

General Orders, 1

No. 4. S

SectionAnnual Field Training, Pennsylvania National Guard I

I. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 92, National DefenseAct, approved June 3, 1916, as amended June 4, 1920, and in con-formity with verbal authority granted by Headquarters. ThirdCorps Area, encampments for instruction in field training andtarget practice of the Pennsylvania National Guard will be held, asfollows :

MOUNT GRETNA. PENNSYLVANIAJuly 9th to August 20th, inclusive, 1927 :

State Staff Corps and Departments, (divided in three fifteen dayperiods)

.

July 9th to August 6th, inclusive, 1927

:

28th Division Headquarters.Headquarters Detachment, 28th Division, (one-half each fifteen

day period).

July 8th to 24th. inclusive, 1927 :

109th Motor Transport Company.

July 9t,h to 23rd. inclusive, 1927:55th Infantry Brigade.103rd Engineers.176th Field Artillery.107th Ambulance Company.107th Hospital Company.

July 15th to August 1st, inclusive, 1927 :

2Sth Military Police Company.

July 16th to 30th. inclusive, 1927 :

Special Troops, 28th Division, (less Headquarters Detachment,28th Division, and 28th Military Police Company).

July 23rd to August 0th, inclusive, 1927 :

56th Infantry Brigade.103rd Medical Regiment, (less 107th Ambulance Company and

107 t,h and 100th Hospital Companies).28th Division Train (less 109th Motor Transport Company and

105th and 106th Wagon Companies).108th Field Artillery.

August 6th to August 20th. inclusive. 1927

:

52nd Calvary Brigade.Company A. 125th Engineer Battalion.

109th Hospital Company.105th and 106th Wagon Companies.

TOP.YHANNA, PENNSYLVANIA

July 16th to 30t.lT, inclusive. 1927

:

53rd Field Artillery Brigade Headquarters.53rd Field Artillery Brigade Headquarters Battery.109th Field Artillery.

July 23rd to August 6th, inclusive, 1927:103rd Ammunition Train.

July 30th to August 13th. inclusive 1927 :

107th Field Artillery.

FORT MONROE. VIRGINIA

August 14th to 28th, inclusive, 1927-213th Coast Artillery (A. A.).

LANGLEY FIELD, VIRGINIA

August 14th to 28th, inclusive, 1927 :

103rd Observation Squadron.The 110th Motor Transport Company will remain in camp to

include August 7, 1926.

Detailed instruction concerning all encampments and troop move-ments will be published in subsequent orders to be issued from this

office.

By order of the Governor

:


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HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARDTHE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE

Harrisburg, Pa., February 28, 1927.General Orders, )

No. 5. i

Appointments and Assignments of OfficersReappointments and Reassignments of OfficersReassignments of OfficersAssignments of OfficersTransfers of Officers to Unassigued (Supernumerary) ListTransfers of Officers to National Guard ReserveResignations of OfficersResignation of National Guard Reserve Officer . . . j

Removal of Officers from Supernumerary ListFederal Recognition of OfficersAmendment of certain General Orders

SectionI

IIIIIIVVVIVII

VIIIIXXXI

I. Appointments and Assignments of Officers:

Name

Medical Corps,Medical Department.

George Deicey lllair, . . .

Coast Ax-tiller}' Corps.David James Evans, . . .

Field ArtilleryStephen Elliott,

Thomas Henry Atherion,Jr.,

William Henry Smith, ...

Orville Ferdinand Devlin,

Henry Loekuood McGrath

Arthur Henry Newton, .

.

John Allen Carothers, . .

.

William CurtteRobert Uontanye,

Theodore Edward Drum-mond

Jesse Arct.ib.ald Blakeley.

Leonard Davis Morgan, . .

CavalryWilbar HalbertGay Earl DuncanRalph Tennyson Smith, ..

Leopold Jjudwig Krentzlin

.

Herbert Euaene Sarver, .

Paul Shrlden Kitchen, ...Walter Cramsr Plasterer.

InfantryFrank Myler Wallace. . .

John Henry KramerHarold Frederick Stauffer.Harold Earle Horner,Samuel Leslie Coleman. . .

Rank.Date

of Appoint- ! Rank Prom,ment.

Assignment.

1st Lieut. Feb. 10, '271 Feb. 19,

1st Lieut. Feb. 19, Feb. 19, '27

Colonel Feb. 7, •27 Feb. '27

Lt. Col. Feb. 8, '27 Feb. 8, '27

Major, Feb. 19, '27 Feb. 19. '27

1st Lieut. Feb. 1 1

.

'27 Mar. 19, •23

1st Lieut. Feb. O '27 Feb. o •27

1st Lieut. Feb. 7

,

'27 Feb. 7,>o-

1st Lieut.1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Feb.Feb.Feb.

19,26.2

'27•27'27

Feb.Feb.Feb.

19,26,2

•27'27•27

2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Feb.Feb.

16,19,

'27'27

Feb.Feb.

16.19,

'27'27

2nd Lieut. Feb. 19, '27 Feb. 19, '27

1st Lieut.1st Lieut.1st Lieut.

Feb.Feb.Feb.

7,

8,26,

'27

3Feb.Feb.Feb.

8,'

26,

'27>o-

*°7

1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Feb.Feb.Feb.Feb.

26,

7,

23

!

• o-*°7

'27

Feb.Feb.Feb.Feb.

26, »9T

197*°7

107

1st Lieut. Feb. 19. '27 Feb. 19.10-

1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Feb.FebFeb.Feb.

23.19,19,19.

*o-

•1?•o-

Feb.FebFeb.Feb.

*>3

is!10.1r

>

'°7• 07t —

Med. Det.. 176th F. A.

Btry. E. 213th C. A.(A.A.

)

Hq.. 109th Field Artil-lery

leryHq., 1st Bn., 109th F.

A.Hq.. 107th F. A., as

Liaison OfficerHq.. ".3rd F. A. Bri*.,

as AideService Btry., 109th F.

A.Battery F, 107th F. A.Battery A 109th F. A.Senice Btrv., 109th F.

A.

Batterv F. 108th F. A.Hq., 53rd F. A. Brig..

as Munitions OfficerHq., 53rd F. A. Brig.,

as Aide

fnassisned .;

Troop C. 52nd M. G. Sq,Hq. Det., 52nd M. O,

Sq., as Comdg. Officer& r. & p. & t. o.

Troop C. 103rd CavajryTTnassig-nedTTnassienedService Tr.. 104th Cav.

Hq. Co.. 1st Bn.. 110thInf.. as Adit.

Service Co.. 110th Inf.Howitzer Co., 110th Inf.Howitzer Co.. 110th Inf.Hq. Co., 112th Infantry

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Name Rank.Date

of Re-appoint- Rank From.

Inspector General'sDepartment

William Henry Zierdt, .

.

InfantryIra Dean Eeirn

Lt. Col.

1st Lieut.2nd Went.

Feb. 18, '27

Feb. 4, '27Feb. 4, '27

Feb. 18, '22

Feb. 4, '21Feb. 4. '21John David Stewart, . .

Reassignment

Insp. Sec., Hq., 28thDiv.

Company G, 110th Inf.Company G, 110th Inf.


:

Name

Hemp D. Sherik,

Iiank

Laurence W. Helweg, . 1st Lieut.

Mario W. Higby, .... 1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Elmer J. Volt-, . . 2nd Lieut

Old Assignment

Flight B, 103rdObsn. Sq., AirCorps

Btry. Executive,Btry. B, 107thF. A.

New Assignment Date ofReassignment

Feb.

Hq., 28thTrain

Dir.

Serv. Btry., 107th i

F. A.

Hq., 103rd ObsnSq., Air Corps,

j

as Adjt.Serv. Btry., 107th| Feb

F. A., as Asst.to Regtl. Adjt.(Personnel)

Hq. Det., 28thDiv. Tn., and in

addition will as-sume duties ofSupply Officer

Btry. B, 107th F.A.., as litry.Executive

Feb.

4, '27

10. '27

4, '27

Feb. 11, '27

IV. Assignments of Officers :

Captain Hurry F. Bigler, Jr., Cavalry, is assigned to Troop A, 104th Cavalry,as of February 23. 1927.

First Lieutenant William A. E. Leitsinger, Cavalrv, is assigned to Troop A,104th Cavalry, as of February 23, 1927.

V. Transfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List:

Name Bank Organization

Data ofTransfer to *

t

Unassigned( Super. ) List.

Walter 0. Dunn,

Leo A. Moloney,

Ca]itainCaptainCaptain1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Batten- A, 176th F. A.Adjt., Hq., 1st Bn., 109th F. A.Troop A, 104th CavalryLiaison Officer, Hq., 107th Field Ar-

tilleryHq. Co., 1st Bn., 1 10th Infantry

Feb. 17, '27

Feb. 26, '27

Feb. 22, '27

Feb. 10, '27

Feb. 23, *27

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VI. Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve

:

' ' r_i j. i . i ii li ui i

Martin J. Lynn,John B. Brettell,

Mortimer S- Ashton, ....Henry B. Thompson, . ,

.

CaptainCaptainCaptain1st Lieut.1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Adjt., Hq.. 1st Bn., 109th F. A.Troop A, 104th CavalryBattery A, 176th Field ArtilleryLiaison Officer, Hq., 107th F. A.Chaplain, Hq., 112th InfantryHq. Co., 3rd Bn., 111th InfantrrTroop A. 104th Cavalry

• VII. Resignations of Officers :

Date ofTransfer to

N. G. Reserve

Feb. 26, »2

Feb. 2217!

•. >

Feb.Feb. 10,Feb. 11, '2

Feb. 23, '2

Feb. 22 '2

Name Rank. OrganizationDate of Ac-ceptance ofResignation

Jtobert H. Gearhart, Jr.,

William F, Evans, ....Captain Chaplain, Hq., 103rd Medical Regt.2nd Lieut. Company B, 109th Infantry

Feb. 10, '27

Feb. 4, '27

VIII. Resignation of National Guanl Reserve Officer

:

Name Rank Branch of ServiceDate of Ac-ceptance ofItesignation

Emmett 8. McCormick, .

.

Captain Infantry Feb. 23, '27

IX. Removal of Officers from Supernumerary List:

Name Rank OrganizationDate of

Removal FromSuper. List

Olaf D. Carlton,Emmett 8. McCormick, .

CaptainCaptain

Formerly Comdg. Tr. F., 104th Cav.Formerly Comdg. How Co., 112th In-

fantry

Feb. 10, '27Feb. 23, -27

X. Federal Recognition of Officers:

Name Rank OrganizationDate ofFederal

Recognition

CaptainHarry A. Brutsche, .... 2nd Lieut.

CaptainSamuel E. Fitting, .... Ma.ior

1st Lieut.

John E. MoCreiglit, .... 2nd Lieut.Roberts E. McKee, .... Warrant

Officer . .

1st Lieut.1st Lieut.

Milton -1/. Rosenberg, .

.

1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.

pec. Tps.,

28th

Troop F, 104th Cavalry103rd Ord Co. (Main.)

28th Div.Company L, 112th InfantrrHq., 1st Sq., 104th CavalrvM. C, Med. Det., Spec. Tps

Div.Troop F. 104th CavalryService Btry., 108th F. A.

Service Troop, 103rd Cav.Hq. Btry. & Comb. Tn., 1st Bn., 109th

F. A.M.O., Med. Det., 109th Inf.Troop A, 103rd Cavalry

Jan. 25, '27

Dec..Tan.

Jan.

29,25,3,

'26-'27'27

Dec.Jan.Jan.

2226.'

21,

•20•27'O"

Jan. 19,

Jan.Dec.Jan.

19.29,8.

'27'26--.

'27

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XI. Amendment of certain General Orders:

So much of G. O. No. 25, A. G. O., Pa., series 1926. as refers to Federal AnnualArmory Inspection of 103rd Observation Squadron, 28th Division Air Corps, is

amended to change the date of inspection from April 14, 1927, to April 15th and10th, 1927.

By order of the Governor,F. D. BEARY

The Adjutant General

[G. O. 61


Harrisburg, Pa., March k 1921.General Orders

}

No. 6 J

Section

Disbandment and Reorganization of Headquarters Batteryand Combat Train, First Battalion. 109th Field Ar-tillery I

I. Pursuant to authority contained in Militia Bureau letter,dated December 1, 1926 (M. B. 325.4-F. A.-Penna.-2) , Head-quarters Battery and Combat Train, First Battalion, 109th FieldArtillery, with station at Pittston, Pa., is disbanded, effectiveMarch 13, 1927.

First Lieutenant Cecil Ninness, Headquarters Battery and Com-bat Train, First Battalion. 109th Field Artillery, will arrange forthe return of all personal equipment now in possession of the unitto the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer. Harrisburg, Pa.,and for the transporting of all organizational equipment fromPittston, Pa., to Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

The Commanding Officer. 109th Field Artillery, will transfer,by Special Order, any of the enlisted personnel who may desireto continue service in the reorganized Headquarters Battery andCombat Train. First Battalion. 109th Field Artillery. All otherenlisted personnel will be honorably discharged from the serviceas provided by Paragraph 112. National Guard Regulations inforce January 1, 1926. by reason of disbandment of organization.Service records, completed by final indorsement, will be forwardeddirect to The Adjutant General.

Form W. D.. M. B., No. 100. Report of National Guard Out-performed, will be completed for the period March 1st to 13th,inclusive. 1927, with proper notations in the remarks columnshowing the disposition of the personnel.

Headquarters Battery and Combat Train, First Battalion. 109thField Artillery, will be reorganized, with station at Wilkes-Barre.Pa., effective March 14, 1927.

Form A. G. O., Pa.. No. 1, Muster-in Roll, will be completedin duplicate, original to be forwarded to The Adjutant General,and duplicate to be retained for the organization file.

Form W. D., M. B., No. 104, Company or Detachment Roster,will be completed in quadruplicate, original for Militia Bureau,duplicate for The Adjutant General, triplicate for Third CorpsArea, and quadruplicate for organization file.

Action as to the commissioned personnel will be taken inSpecial Orders to be issued by The Adjutant General.


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[G. O. 7]

HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD

THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE

Harrisburg, Pa.. March

General Orders, /

No. 7. f

Appointments and Assignments of Officers

Reappointments and Reassignments oi Officers

Realignments of Officers

Assignment of Reserve Officer . • • •

Transfer of Officer to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List

(•Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve

Reiignations of Officers

Leave of Absence of Officer

Termination of Leave of Absence • •

Resignation of Officer responsible for Funds and Property ..

Expiration of Commissions of Unassigned (Supernumerary) Officers ..

Redesignation of UnitsState Recognition of OrganizationsFederal Recognition of OrganizationsFederal Recognition of Officers • • •

Amendment and Rescission of certain General Orders


31, 1927.

IIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIIIIXXXIXIIXIIIXIVXVXVI

Name RankDate

of Appoint-ment

Rank From

Air CorpsWilliam Oliver Ihgenfrt.'z 2nd Lieut. Mar. 24, •27 Mar. 24, •27

Field ArtilleryBenjamin Franklin Evans Major Mar. 18, •27 May 1, '20

Louis Harry Buehl, Jr. .

William Bruce Sloan . .

Ivan Walter Ward ....Edward Forenz Stevens .

2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Mar.Mar.Mar.Mar.

15,18,is.

22,

•27'27'27•27

Mar.Mar.Mar.Mar.

15,18,18,22,

'27•27'27

'27

CavalryGeorge Alfred Wiggan . Captain Mar. 2 '27 Mar. 2, "27

Harold DuBois Foster . . Captain Mar. 24, '27 Mar. 24, •27

Edwin Durooraw Strife. .

* Ralph Bosel Brown ....1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Mar.Mar.

23,'

•27•27

Mar.Mar.

2,::.

'27'27

InfantryJames Henry Dare 2nd Lieut. Mar. 15, '27 Mar. 15, '27

Assignment

Flight A. 103rd Obsn.Sq., 28th Div. AirCorps

Hq., 53rd F. A. Brier .

as Brigade ExecutiveBattery B, 107th F. A.Battery E, 107th F. A.Battery F, 107th F. A.Service Btry., 107th F.

A.

Hq.. 103rd Cay., as I.

& P. & T. O.Troop A, 52nd M. G.

<Sq.Troop E, 104th CavalryTroop E, 104th Cavalry

Hq. Co., 2nd Bn., 111thInf.

II. Reappointments an.d Reassignments of Officers

Name RankDate

of Reappoint-ment

Rank From Reassignment

Field ArtilleryEmile Camille. Geyelin .

Lochliart Phillips

Captain

Captain

Mar. 17, '27

Mar. 17, '27

Mar. 17. '22

Mar. 17. '22

Hq., 28th Div., asAide

Hq.. 3rd Bn., 176th F.

A., as Adjr.

[G. O. 7.]

Infantry

Charles Weaver Cunning- Captainham

Mar. 13, '22 Service Co., 110th Inf.


Name

William B. Reilly

Harry J. Armor . .

.

Samuel D. Ringsdorf

John V. Thompson . .

.

William J. Huston . .

William J. Raeder . .

.

Harry V. Ryder

Harry H. Carey

Henry L. McGrath . .

.

John F. Fant

Nathaniel )R. Elliott

Robert N. Myers . .

Jesse A. Blakeley .

Joseph Ralston

Leonard D. Morgan . ,

Edgar A. Branz

William E. Russell . .

.

Alexander 8. Qinsburgh

William B. Sloan

Jesse A. Blakeley

Rank

Lt. Col.

Major

Major

Captain

Captain

Captain

Captain

1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Old Assignment New Assignment

Hq., 107th F. A.

Hq., 2nd Bn.,107th F. A.

Executive Officer,Hq., 53rd F. A.Brig.

P. & T. Officer,B-3, Hq., 53rdF. A. Brig.

Adjt., Hq., 55thBrig.

Adjt., Hq., 2ndBn., 100th F.A.

Hq. Btry. & Comb.Tn., 2nd Bn.,108th F. A.

I. & P. & T. O.,Hq., 1st Bn.,109th F. A.

Aide, Hq., 53rdF. A. Brig.

Liaison Officer,Hq., 1st Bn.,108th F. A.

Intel. Officer, B-2,Hq., 53rd F. A.Brig.

Liaison Officer,

Hq., 109th F. A.

Munitions Officer,Hq.. 53rd F. A.Brii;.

Btry. B, 109th F.A.

Aide, Hq., 53rd F.A. Brig.

Hq. Btry. & Comb.Tn., 1st Bn.,108th F. A.

Bay. B, 109th F.A.

Btry. A, 109th F.A.

Btry. E, 107th F.A.

Service Btry.,107th F. A.

Gen. Staff Sec,Hq., 28th Div.,as Asst. Chiefof Staff, G-4

Hq., 107th ~. A.,as Executive

Hq., 2nd Bn.,107th F. A.

Hq., 107th F. A.,as I. & P. T.O.

Co. D, 110th Inf.,as Comdg. Of-ficer

Hq , 53rd F. A.Brig., as P. &T. O., B-3

Hq., 2_nd Bn.,108th F. A. asAdjt.

Btry. C, 109.h F.A., as Comdg.Officer

Hq. Btry., 107thF. A., as Asst.Kegtl. Communi-cations Officer

Btry. A, 108th F.A.

Aide, Hq., 53rd F.A. Brig.

Hq., 53rd F. A.Brig., as Intel.Officer, B-2


Hq, Btry. & Comb.Tn., 1st Bn.,109th F. A.

Adjt., Hq., 53rdF. A. Brig.

Ha., 1st Bn.,108th F.A., asLiaison Officer.


Hq., 1st Bn.,109th F. A., asAdjt.


Btry. E, 107th F.A.


Mar. 1, '27

Mar. 2, '27

Mar. 3, '27

Mar. 1, '27

Mar. 1, '27

Mar. 14, '27

Mar. 15, '27

Mar. 9, '27

Mar. 14, '27

Mar. 14, '27

Mar. 16, '27

Mar. 17, '27

Mar. 14, '27

Mar. 14, '27

Mar. 15, '27

Mar. 15, '27

Mar. 21, '27

Mar. 21, '27

Mar. 28, '27

Mar. 28, '27

IV. Captain Dan T. B. Dickson, Field Artillery, National Guard Reserve, un-assigned, in accordance with the provisions of Par. 9-c-(5), N. G. R.. No. 15, andPar. 11-b, N. G. R., No. 30. is assigned to General Staff Section, Headquarters,28th Division, as Assistant, G-3,

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V. Transfer of Officer to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List

[G. O. 7.]

Kame Rank Organization

Thomas B. Miller;

Captain Battery C, 109 Field Artillery

Date ofTransfer toUnassigned,

(Super.) List

Mar. 8, '27


Name Rank

Dan T. R. DicksonSamuel B. StilwellAlfred H. Anderson

CaptainCaptain1st Lieut.

Arnold Epstein 1st Lieut.

Orsanization

Adjt., B-l, Hq., 53rd F. A. BrigadeAdjt., Hq., 2nd Bn., 108th F. A.I. & P. & T. O., Hq., 2nd Bn., 107th

F. A.Battery B, 176th Field Artillery

Date ofTransfer to

N. G-. Reserve

Mar. 14, '27

Mar. 14, '27

Mar. 21, '27

Mar. 2,

VII. Resignations of Officers

Name Rank

Frederic P. Schoonmaker Lt. Col.Harry M. Goehring .... Captain

CaptainJames H. Reynolds .... 2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.Albert G. B. Hinkle . .

.

2nd Lieut.

Samuel Wagner, Jr Comet

Organization

Headquar.ers, 112th InfantryM. C, Med. Dept. Det, 107th F. A.M. C. Med. Dept. Det., 109th F. A.Hq. Co., 2nd Bn., 109th InfantryService Battery, 107th F. A.Hq.. 103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Dir. Air

CorpsHq., 52nd Cavalry Brigade

Date of Ac-ceptance ofResignation

Mar. 18,Mar. 7,Mar. 24,Mar. 18,Mar. 21,Mar. 29,

'27'27'27'27

'27

Mar. 1, '27

VIII. Leave of absence from March 2, 1927, to April 2, 1927, is granted SecondLieutenant Edgar A. Brans, Headquarters Battery and Combat Train, First Bat-talion, 108th Field Artillery.

IX. First Lieutenant Adam E. Plasket, Headquarters, Second Battalion, 103rdEngineers, having returned to his proper station, leave of absence granted by Par-agraph VIII, G. O. No. 26, A. G. 0., series 1926, is terminated as of February 21,1927.X. Major Charles S. Miller, formerly commanding Medical Detachment, 103rd

Cavalry, having satisfactorily settled all financial and property accounts, his nameis removed from the Unassigned (Supernumerary) List, and his resignation is ac-cepted as of June 27, 1926.XL Expiration of Commissions of Unassigned (Supernumerary) Officers

Name

Edwin J. I'rittie . .

George H. LehrschEarl RugerDonald M. KimmelEdward F. PetermanLester U. Weaver .

Edward J. QuinlanJames T. Long . .

.

Frank L. Lynch . .

.

John J. Meskill, Jr.Earl D. Dickie ....

MajorCaptainCaptainCaptainCaptain1st Lieut.1st Lieut.1st Lieut.1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Organization

(Formerly(Formerly( Formerly( Formerly( Formerly( Formerly( Formerly(Formerly( Formerly(Formerly( Formerly

Hq., 6thHq., 8thCo. I, 1stHq., 10thCo. L, 8thHq., 1stCo. A, lseCo. I, 8thCo. B, 3rdM. G. Co.Co. L, 3rd

Infantry)Infantry)Infantry)Infantry)Infantry)Infantry)Infantry)Infantry)Infantry)

,1st Infantry)

Infantry)

Date ofDischarge

Aug. 6, '2.-1

Oct. 31, '24

Mar. 31, '25

July 23, '25

Aug. 16, '25

Nov. 30, '24

Dec. 31,Mar. 31,Nov. 26,Dec. 31, '25

Jan. 31, '26

'24

25

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XII. Redesignation of Units

4

(a) In accordance with the provisions of Section 60, National Defense Act,Service Company, 110th Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard, federally rec-ognized to date from July 27, 1920, having conformed to the conditions prescribedby National Guard Regulations, is redesignated by the Secretary of War, as Ser-vice Company (less Band Section), 110th Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard,with station at Scottdale, Pa., redesignation to date from April 1, 1921.

(b) Pursuant to authority contained in 1st Indorsement, Militia Bureau, datedFebruary 12, 1927 (M. P.. 325-4-State Staff-Penna.l) , and effective April 1, 1927,the Quartermaster Corps Detachment, State Staff Corps and Departments, is re-

designated as the Enlisted Detachment, State Staff Corps and Departments.

XIII. State Recognition of Organizations

Organization StationDate of.

Statettecognif ion

Headquarters Battery and Combat Train, 1st Battalion, Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Mar. 14, '27

109th Field ArtilleryTroop A, 104 Cavalry Clearfield, Pa. Feb. 23, 27

XIV. Federal Recognition of Organizations

Organization

Headquarters Battery and Combat Train, 1st Battalion,109th Field Artillery

Troop A, 104th CavalryBand Section, Service Company, 110th Infantry

Station

Wilkes-Barre. Pa.

Clearfield, Pa.Altoona, Pa.

Date ofFederal

Recognition

Mar. 14.

Feb. 23,Apr. 1,

XV. Federal Recognition of Officers

Name

Alfred D. Anderson ....Thomas H. Atherton, Jr.Harry F. Bigler, JrJesse A. BlakeleyRalph B. BrownJohn. A. Cm-othersSamuel L. ColemanWilliam CurtisTheodore E. nrnmmond .

Gay E. DuncanStephen ElliottDavid. J. EvansHarold E. HomerLeopold L. KrentsVmWilliam A. E. Leitsinger

.

Henry L. McGrathRobert Mom anyeArthur H. NewtonRalph T. SmithWilliam, H. SmithHarold F. StaufferEdwin D. Strife

2nd Lieut.Lt. Col.Captain2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.1st Lieut.Colonel1st, Lieut.2nd Lieut.1st Lieut.1st Lieut.1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.1st Lieut.1st Lieut.\l:ii<>r

2nd L'eut.1st Lieut.

Organization

Company E, 112th InfantryHeadquarters. 109th F. A.Troop A, 104th CavalryHq., 53rd F. A. BrigadeTroop E, 104th CavalryBattery F, 107tb F. A.Hq. Co., 112th InfantryBattery A, 109th F. A.Battery F, 108th F. A.Troop C, 52nd M. G. Sq.Headquarters. 109th F. A.Battery E, 213th C. A. (A. A.Howitzer Co., 110th InfantryTroop C, 103rd CavalryTroop A, 104th CavalryHq., 53rd F. A. BrigadeService BaUerv. 109th F. A.Sen-ice Battery, 109th F. A.Hq. Det., 52nd M. CI. Sq.Hq., 1st Bn., 109th F. A.Howitzer Co., 110th InfantryTroop E, 104th Cavalry

Date ofFederal

Recognition

Jan. 25, '27

Feb. 8, '27

Feb. 23, '27Feb. 19, •27Mar. 3, •27

Feb. 19, '27

Feb. 19, '27

Feb. 26, '27

Feb. 16, •27

Feb. 8, •27

Feb. 7, '27

Feb. 19, '27

Feb. 19, '27

Feb. 26, '27

Feb 23. '27Feb. 2, '27

Feb. 2 ?'27

Feb. 1, '27

Feb. 26, '27

Feb. 19, '27

Feb. 19, '27

Mar. 2, '27

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XVI. Amendment and Rescission of certain General Orders

(a) Section XI, G. O. No. 5. A. G. O., Pa., c. s., is rescinded, and so muchof G. O. No. 25, A. G. 0., Pa., series 1926, as refers to Federal Annual Armoryinspection of 103rd Observation Squadron, 28tli Division Air Corps, is amended tochange the date of inspection from April 14, 1927, to April 22nd and 23rd, 1927.

(b) So much of G. O. No. 4, A. G. O., Pa., c. s., as refers to the Encampmentfor Instruction in Field Training of 103rd Veterinary Company, 103rd MedicalRegiment, is amended to change the date of encampment from July 23rd to August6th, inclusive, 1927, to August 6th to 20th, inclusive, 1927.

(e^ So much of Paragraph I, G. O. No. 5, A. G. O., Pa., c. s., as refers to theappointment of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Henry Atherton, Jr., is amended toread Thomas Henry Atherton.


F. D. BEARYThe Adjutant General

[G. O. 8]

HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD,THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Harrisburg, Pa., April 11, 1927.

General Orders, }

No. 8. 5

SectionDisbandment and Reorganization of Headquarters. First

Squadron, 104th Cavalry, and Headquarters Detachment,First Squadron, 104th Cavalry, I

I. Pursuant to authority contained in Militia Bureau letter,dated January 13, 1927. (M. B. 325.4-Cav.-Pa.-9). Headquarters.First Squadron, 104th Cavalry, and Headquarters Detachment.First Squadron. 104th Cavalry, with station at Tyrone, Pa., aredisbanded, effective April 13. 1927.

First Lieutenant Charles D. Spongier, Commanding Headquar-ters Detachment, First Squadron. 104th Cavalry, will arrange forthe return of all personal equipment now in possession of theunit to the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer. Harrisburg, Pa.,and for the transporting of all organizational equipment from Ty-rone, Pa., to Harrisburg. Pa.

The enlisted personnel of Headquarters Detachment. FirstSquadron. 104th Cavalry, will be transferred on April 13, 1927,to other recognized units or will be honorably discharged from theservice as provided in Paragraph 112. National Guard Regulationsin force January 1, 1926, by reason of disbandment of organiza-tion. Service records, completed by final indorsement, for the en-listed personnel so discharged, will be forwarded direct to TheAdjutant General.

Form W. D., M. B.. No. 100. Report of National Guard DutyPerformed, for Headquarters, First Squadron. 104th Cavalry, andHeadquarters Detachment. First Squadron. 104th Cavalry, will becompleted for the period April 1st to 13th. inclusive. 1927. withproper notations in the remarks column showing the dispositionof the personnel.

Headquarters. First Squadron. 1 tilth Cavalry, and Headquar-ters Detachment. First Squadron, 104th Cavalry, will be reor-ganized, with station at Harrisburg. Pa., effective April 14, 1927.

Form A. G. O., Pa., No. 1, Muster-in Roll, will be completed,in duplicate, for Headquarters, First Squadron, 104th Cavalry, andHeadquarters Detachment, First Squadron. 104th Cavalry, theoriginals to be forwarded to The Adjutant General and the dupli-cates to be retained for the organization file.

Form W. D., M. B., No. 100. Report of National Guard DutyPerformed, will be used for the Federal Muster-in Roll for Head-quarters, First Squadron, 104th Cavalry, and Headquarters De-tachment. First Squadron, 104th Cavalry, and will be completedin quadruplicate, originals for Militia Bureau, duplicates for TheAdjutant General, triplicates for Third Corps Area, and quad-ruplicates for organization file.

Action as to the commissioned personnel will be taken in SpecialOrders to be issued by tlie Adjutant General.


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General Orders, ^

No. 9. S

SectionSeason for Small Arms Qualifications ILeases and Allowances for Target Ranges IIAmmunition Allowances for Small Arms IllDisposition of Empty Cartridge Cases, etc IVInstructions and Schedules of Practice VReports of Classification VI

I. SEASON FOR SMALL ARMS QUALIFICATION.—Theoutdoor season for Small Arms Practice of the PennsylvaniaNational Guard will open May 1, 1927, and close November 30,1927.

II. LEASES AND ALLOWANCES FOR TARGETRANGES.—The leasing, construction and maintenance of targetranges at home stations will be in accordance with the provisionsof Article XVI, N. G. R., 1922, and Circular No. 5-B, M.B.,series 1926, published in Bulletin No. 1. A. G. O. Pa., series

1926, and Circular No. 4-B. M.B., current series.

The provisions of Paragraph 481, N. G. R., 1922, regarding payof markers, etc., do not apply to target ranges at home stations,and no funds, either Federal or State, are available for expensesof this character.

III. AMMUNITION ALLOWANCES FOR SMALL ARMS.—Allowances of small arms ammunition will be as specified inParagraph 6, Circular No. 31-A-13, M.B., series 1926, publishedin Bulletin No. 4, A. G. O. Pa., series 1926.

IV. DISPOSITION OF EMPTY CARTRIDGE CASES,ETC.—All empty cartridge cases and other materials accumulat-ing as the result of target practice will be disposed of in accord-ance with instructions contained in Paragraph 4, Circular No.31-A-13, referred to in Section III, above.

V. INSTRUCTIONS AND SCHEDULES OF PRACTICE.—The Commanding General, 28th Division, will prepare and pub-lish all necessary Instructions and Schedules of Practice in SmallArms for preliminary indoor practice and outdoor nractice.

VI. REPORTS OF CLASSIFICATION.—The CommandingGenera], 28th Division, will require reports to be completed andforwarded, as follows

:

(a) By Commanding Officers of Regiments and Similar Or-ganizations.—Form A. G. O. No. 91, Consolidated RegimentalReport of Classification, to be accompanied by Form A. G. O.No. 90, Report of Individual Classification, for each unit withinthe organization.

(b) By Commanding Officers of Separate Units.—Form A.G. O. No. 90, Report of Individual Classification.

(c) A separate report will be completed for each weapon, i.

e., rifle, pistol, etc. The original copy of all reports will be for-

warded so as to reach The Adjutant General not later than De-cember 31, 1927.


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General Orders, ?

No. 10. JSection

Appointments and Assignments of Officers I

Reappointments and Reassignments of Officers IIReassignments of Officers IllOfficer relieved of Command of Organization IVAssignments of Officers VTransfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List VITransfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve VIIResignations of Officers VTTIResignation of National Guard Reserve Officer IXAnnouncement of Death of Officer XAnnouncement of Death of Officer, Retired List XILeaves of Absence of Officers XIIResignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property XIIIRemoval of Officer from Supernumerary List XIVState Recognition of Organizations XVFederal Recognition of Officers XVIAmendment of certain General Orders XVII


Name Bank ofDateAppoint-ment

Hank From Assignment

Medical CorpsMedical Department

Harry Eduarde Unnerleider Major Apr 7, '27 Apr. 7, •27 Med. Dept. Det., 103rdCay.

Lewis Thayer Mitchell .

.

Captain Apr 18, •27 Dec. 30, •25 Med. Dept. Det., 107thF. A.

Ruben Emanuel Axel Pet-Captain Apr 12, '27 Apr. 12,

, 27 Med. Dept. Det., 107thF. A.

EngineersBenjamin Irving Levine .

.

1st Lt. Apr 8, '27 Apr. 8, •27 Co. A. 120th Eng. Bn.(Mtd.).

George Washington Whelen 2nd Lt. Apr 9, •27 Apr. 9, '27 Co. A. 12.-)th Eng. En.(Mtd.).

Field ArtilleryWilliam Jennings Keller Captain Apr 12, '27 Apr. 12, •27 Hq. Btrv. & Combat Tn.,

2nd Bn., 108th F. A.George Ellis Knstenbauder,Jr 2nd Lt. Apr 18, '27 Apr. 18, •27 Battery C, 109th F. A.

CavalryHarry Herbert Billett . 2nd Lt. Apr 7. •27 Apr. 7, •27 Troop C, 52nd M. G. Sq.Hubert Elwyn Thornier .

.

2nd Lt. Apr 12, •27 Apr. 12, •27 Hq.. 104th Cav.. as I. &P. & T. O.

Henry Ghace TatnaXl .... Cornet Apr. 28, •27 Apr. 28, •27 Hq. Tr., 52nd Cav. Brig.

InfantryHorace Earle Bonsall .... Captain Apr 12, •27 Apr. 12, •27 Company C, 111th Inf.Peter Stuyvesant Koehan 1st Lt. Apr. 8, •27 Apr. 8, •27 Company C, llltli Inf.

2nd Lt. Apr 8, •27 Apr. 8, •27 Howitzer Co., 109th Inf.

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II. Reappointments and Reassignments of Officers

:

Name RankDate

of Reappoint-ment

Rank Front

EngineersWalter Bell Allen Captain Apr 8, •27 Dec. 8, '20

Joseph Dubc Kennedy .. 1st Lt. Apr 1. •27 July 16, '20

Fiekl ArtilleryJames Sipe Gallapher . . . Captain Apr 1, •27 Apt'. 1, '27

William Paul Weiss .... Captain Apr 15, '27 Apr. 15, '22

Dale Clarence H&rlin .... Captain Apr 20, '27 Apr. 20, '22

Raymond Victor Flowers . 1st Lt. Apr 18, '27 Apr. 18, '21

S-men Raymond Larimer . 2nd Lt. Apr 23, '27 Apr. 23, '21

Reassignment

Co. A, 125th Eng. Bn.(MM.).

Co. E, 103rd Engineers

Company M, 110th Inf.

Battery E. 109th F. A.Company F, 110th Inf.




:

Name

Robert A. Stull

Thomas Brain

Malhcto J. Stephens . .

Howard H. Conrad

Roy L. McGreio

Philip W. Burges

John H. Scheen

Frank H. Pochlman

Morris S. Verner, Jr. . .

.

Henry L. Hoyden

James A. Welker

Samuel L. Coleman

Rank

Captain

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

2nd Lt.

2 'id Lt.

2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.

Old Assignment

Ilq. Btry., 109thF. A.

Battery F, 109thF. A.

Lia-son Officer,

Hq., 2nd Bn. (

100th F. A.Battery D, 109th

F. A.

[. & P. & T. O.,Hq., 2nd Bn.,176tli F. A.

Battery D, 176thF. A.

Lia'son Officer,Hq.. 2nd Bn.,'TUth F. A.

Adjt. Hq Co., 1stBn., 112th Inf.

Battery E, 107thF. A.

Company I, 111thInf.

Hq Co., 1st Bn.,112th Inf.

Hq , Co., 112thInfantry

New Assignment

Hq., 109th F. A.,

as Adjt.

Hq., 2nd Bn.,109th F. A., aaLiaison Officer

Hq., 109th F. A.,as Liaison Officer

Hq. Btry., 109thF. A., as Comdg.Officer

Liaison Officer,

Hq., 2nd Bn..176th F. A.

Hq., 2nd Bn.,170th F. A., asI. & P. & T. O.

Battery B, 176thF. A., as Btry.Executive

Hq. Co., 112thInfantry

Hq., 2nd Bn.,107th F. A., asI. & P. & T. O.

Hq. Co., 3rd Bn.,111th Inf.

Hq. Co., 112thInfantry

Hq. Co., 1st Bn.,112th Inf.


Apr. 7, '27

Apr. 9, '27

Apr. 8, '27

Apr. 8, '27

Apr. 2, '27

Apr. 4, '27

Apr. 1, '27

Apr. 2, '27

Apr. 1, '27

Apr. 1, '27

Apr. 1, '27

Apr. 1, '27

IV. Captain Agha B. Musa is relieved from duty as Commanding Officer, Medi-cal Department Detachment, 109th Field Artillery, as of April 1, 1027.

V. Assignments of Officers :

(a) First Lieutenant Wilbar Halbert, Cavalry, is assisncd to Headquarters,

First Squadron, 104th Cavalry, as Adjutant, as of April 14. 1927.

(b) Seconc nt / aul f ' if'-h<w Cavalry, is ; ssigned to Headquarters

Detachment, First Squadron, 104th Cavslry.as Commanding Officer, and in

addition will perform the duties of Intelligence and Plans and Training Officer,

Headquarters, First Squadron, 104th Cavalry , as of April 14, 1927.

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(c) Second Lieutenant Herbert E. Sarver, Cavalry, is assigned to HeadquartersDetachment , First Squadron, 104th Cavalry, as Supply Officer, as of April 14,

1927.

VI. Transfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List:

Name

John W. Thompson

Foster C. Jones . . .

Charles D. Spangler

Floyd E. Justice .

.

Jack J. Never ....

Rank

Captain

Captain1st Lt.

1st Lt.2nd Lt.

Organization

Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 2nd Bn.,176th F. A.

Headquarters Co., 112th InfantryHq. Det., 1st Sq., 104th Cav., and I.

& P. & T. 0., Hq., 1st Sq., 104thCav.

Adjt., Hq. Co., 3rd Bn., 111th Inf.Hq. Det., 2nd Sq., 104th Cay., and I.

& P. & T. O., Hq., 2nd Sq., 104thCav.

Date ofTransfer toUnassigned

(Super.) List

Apr. 19, '27

Apr. 1, '27

Apr. 13, '27

Apr. 1, '27

Apr. 19, '27

VII. Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve

:

Nam?

John W. Thompson ...

Leo P. TlernanE&rl R. MongCharles D. Spangler .

.

Floyd E, JusticeJohn E. Harvey

John F. Schultz 2nd Lt.

Captain

1st Lt.1st Lt.1st Lt.

1st Lt.2nd Lt.

Organization

Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 2nd Bn.,176th F. A.

Compauv A, 125th Eng. Bn. (Mtd.)Adjt., Hq., 1st Sq., 104th CavalryHq. Det., 1st Sq., 104th Cav., and I.

& P. & T. O. Hq., 1st Sq., 104th Cav.Adjt.. Hq. Co., 3rd Bn., 111th Inf.Supply Officer, Hq. Det., 1st Sq., 104th

Cav.Company M, 111th Infantry

Date ofTransfer toN. GS. Reserve

Apr. 19, '27

Apr. 2, '27

Apr. IS, '27

Apr. 13, "27

Apr. 1, '27

Apr. 13, '27

Apr. 12, '27

VIII. Resignations of Officers :

Name Rank

Harry E. Vnaerleider .... Captain1st Lt.

William H. Magruder .... 2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.David D. Swavely 2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.

Organization

M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 103rd Cav.Troop B, 52nd M. G. SquadronFlight B, 103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Div.

Air CorpsHq. Battery, 109th Field ArtilleryHq. C< mpanv, 55th BrigadeHq. Troop, 103rd Cavalry


Apr. 6, '27

Apr. 8, '27

Apr. 22, '27

Apr. 22, '27

Apr. 26, '27

Apr. 19, '27

IX. The resignation of First Lieutenant Charles D. Span pier,Cavalry, Pennsyl-

vania National Guard Reserve, is accepted, as of April 20, 1927.

X. Announcement is made of the death of Major Charles R. Stall, MachineGun Officer, Headquarters, 111th Infantry, which occurred on March 23, 1927.

XI. Announcement is made of the death of Major George C. Jack. RetiredList, Pennsylvania National Guard, which occurred on April 25, 1927.

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XII. Leaves of Absence of Of&cers:

Name

Ralph R. Chandler

Paul O. Haben . .

.

Rank

Captain

2nd Lt.

Organization

D. r, Med. Dept. Det.,

109th F. A.Company D, 112 in In-

fantry

From

July 1, "27

Apr. 10, '27

To

Aug. 31, '27

July 14, *27

XIII. Resignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property

:

Name

William F. Reynolds, Jr.

Warren C. Arnold

Philip C. Shoemaker ....

Rank

Captain

Captain

Captain

Organization

Unassigned (Super.) List,Troop B, 52nd M. G. Sq.)

Unassigned (Super.) List,Company A, 109th Inf.)

Unassigned (Super.) List,Troop A, 52nd M. G. Sq.)

( formerly

(formerly

(formerly


July 3, '23

July 16, '24

July 16, '26

XIV. Major Howard B. Buterbaugh, formerly commanding Hospital CompanyNo. 108, 103rd Medical Regiment, having satisfactorily settled all financial andproperty accounts, his name is removed from the Supernumerary List, as of April28, 1927.XV. State Recognition of Organizations

:

Organization

Headquarters,Headquarters

Cavalry

First Squadron, 104th CavalryDetachment, First Squadron, 104th

StationITsrrishurg, Pa.Harrisburg, Pa.

Date ofState

Recognition

Apr. 14, '27

Apr. 14, '27

XVI. Federal Recognition of Officers

:

Name

George D. BlairLouis H. Buehl, Jr. .

Orville F. Devlin ....A lton Fj, HarropJohn H. KromerWilliam S. McLean, Jr.Leonard D. Morgan . .

Walter O. PlastererJames A . Stafford ....Edward F. Stevens . .

.

Harm E. WnqerlelderFrank M. Wallace . .

.

Ivan W. Ward ......

Rank

1st Lt.2nd Lt.1st Lt.1st Lt.1st Lt.Brig. Gen.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.Major1st Lt.2nd Lt.

Organization

M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 176th F. A.Battery B, 107th Field ArtilleryHeadquarters, 107th Field ArtilleryCompany L, 111th InfantryService Company, 1 10th InfantryHeadquarters, 53rd F. A. BrigadeHeadquarters, 53rd F. A. BrigadeService Troop, 104th CavalryService Troop, 103rd CavalryService Patterv. 107th Field ArtilleryM. C, Med. Dept. Det., 103rd CavalryHq. Co.. 1st Bn., 110th InfantryBattery F, 107th Field Artillery

Date ofFederal

Recognition

Feb. 19,Mar. 15,Feb. 11,July 26,

! Feb. 23,! Feb. 19,Feb. 19,Feb. 23,Jan. 20,Mar. 22,Apr. 7,Feb. 19,Mar. 18,

•27•27•27'26•27•27•27'27•27•27•27•27•27

XVII. Amendment of certain General Orders

:

So much of G. O. No. 25, A. G. O., Pa., scries m2«. as refers to FederalAnnual Armory Inspection of Headquarters. 53rd Field Artillery Brigade, is

amended to change the inspection from April 27. 1927, at 7:45 P. M. , at Corao-polis, Pa., to April 11, 1927, at 7:00 P. M., at Tamaqua, Pa.


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HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD.THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE.

Harrisburg, Pa., May 5, 1927-General Orders, I

No. 11 i

Section

Disbandment and Reorganization of Headquarters Detach-ment, Second Squadron, 103rd Cavalry I

I. Pursuant to authority contained in Militia Bureau letter,

dated April 4, 1927, (M. B. 325. 4-Cav.-Pa.-12), HeadquartersDetachment, Second Squadron, 103rd Cavalry, with station at

Lewisburg, Pa. is disbanded effective May 16, 1927.

First Lieutenant Daniel G. Snyder, commanding HeadquartersDetachment, Second Squadron, 103rd Cavalry, will arrange for

the return of all personal equipment now in possession of the unit

to the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer, Harrisburg, Pa.,

and for the transporting of all organizational equipment fromLewisburg, Pa., to Selinsgrove, Pa.

The enlisted personnel of Headquarters Detachment, SecondSquadron, 103rd Cavalry, will be transferred on May 16, 1927, to

other recognized units or will be honorably discharged from theservice as provided in Paragraph 112, National Guard Regula-tions in force January 1, 1926, by reason of disbandment oforganization. Service records, completed by final indorsement,for the enlisted personnel so discharged, will be forwarded direct

to The Adjutant General.

Form W. D., M. B., No. 100, Report of National Guard DutyPerformed, for Headquarters Detachment, Second Squadron, 103r"d

Cavalry, will be completed for the period May 1st to 16th, inclus-ive, 1927, with proper notations in the remarks column showing thedisposition of the personnel.

Headquarters Detachment, Second Squadron, 103rd Cavalry,will be reorganized with station, at Selinsgrove, Pa., effectiveMay 17, 1927.

Form A. G. O., Pa. No. 1, Muster-in Roll, will be completed,in duplicate, for Headquarters Detachment. Second Squadron,

% 103rd Cavalry, the original to be forwarded to The AdjutantGeneral and the duplicate to be retained for the organization file.

Form W. D., M. B., No. 100, Report of National Guard DutyPerformed, will be used for the Federal Muster-in Roll for Head-quarters Detachment, Second Squadron, 103rd Cavalry, and will becompleted in quadruplicate, original for Militia Bureau, duplicatefor The Adjutant General, triplicate for Third Corps Area, andquadruplicate for organization file.

Action as to the commissioned personnel will be taken in

Special Orders to be issued by The Adjutant General.


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HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD,THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE.

Harrisburg, Pa., May 20, 1927.

General Orders, |

No. 12 S

Section

Organization of Company B, 125th Engineer Battalion

(Mounted), (Army Troops) I

I. Pursuant to authority contained in 5th Indorsement, Militia

Bureau, dated May 3, 1927, (M. B. 325. 4-Engrs.-Pa.-l), CompanyB, 125th Engineer Battallion (Mounted), (Army Troops), will be

organized to conform to T. O. No. 466-B, N. G., approved March 1,

1926, with station at New Castle, Pa.

This organization will be assembled for inspection for Federalrecognition at the Armory, Neshannock Avenue, New Castle, Pa.,

on May 23, 1927, at 8:00 P .M. (Eastern Standard Time).

Form A. G. O., Pa., No. 1, Muster-in Roll, will be completed in

duplicate, the original to be forwarded to The Adjutant Generaland the duplicate to be retained for the organization file.

Form W. D., M. B., No. 100, Report of National Guard DutyPerformed, will be used for the Federal Muster-in Roll and will

be completed in quadruplicate, original for Militia Bureau, dupli-cate for The Adjutant General, triplicate for Third Corps Area,and quadruplicate for organization file.


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Harrisburg, Pa., May 31, 1927.

General Orders, \No. 13 J

Section

Appointments and Assignments of Officers I

Reappointments and Reassignments of Officers IIReassignments of Officers IllOfficer relieved of Command of Organization IVAssignments of Officers VTransfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary ) List VITransfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve VIIResignations of Officers VIIIVacation of Commission IXAnnouncement of Honorable Discharge of General Officer XLeaves of Absence of Officers XIResignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property XIIState Recognition of Organization XIIIFederal Recognition of Officers XIVAmendment of certain General Orders XV


Name Rank


Amos Keeler DuBell. . . .

William Abbott Weaver. .

Veterinary CorpsMedical Department

Robert George Little

Quartermaster CorpsLeo Anthony Luttringer .

.

William Little Hicks . . . .

Edward Spangler Frick . .

Air CorpsGeorge Joseph Bortle

EngineersWilliam Raymond WalterBenjamin Irving Levine.

.

Paul William Keely

Field ArtilleryWilliam Henry Zierdt . . .

Clarence Earl Whipple . .

.

Harry Howard Carey . . .

Edward Clarke Houser . .

Howard Henry Conrad . .

Austin Clark Line

Harry Watkins

William Kier Russell. . .

.

MajorCaptain

2nd Lt.

Lt. Col.

Major1st Lt.

1st Lt.

CaptainCaptain1st Lt.

Lt. Col.CaptainCaptainCaptain

CaptainCaptain

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

Date of Ap-pointment

May 19, '27

May 1, '27

May 17, '27

May 17, '27

May 27, '27

May 5, '27

May 17, '27

May 5, '27

May 7, '27

May 5, '27

May 6,

May 2,

May 24,May 25,

May 25,May 26,

May 2, '27

May 24, '27

Rank From

July 30, '25

May 1, '27

May 17, '27

May 17, '27

May 2*7, '27

May 5, '27

May 17, '27

May 5, '27

May 7, '27

May 5, '27

Feb. 18,May 2,

May 24,May 25,

May 25,May 26,

May 2,

May 24,

Assignment

Hq.,CoI.Bn.,103rdMed.Regt.Med. Dept. Det., 109th F. A.

Med. Dept. Det., 107th F. A.

Q.M.C., S.S.C. & D., as U. S.P. & D. O.

Q.M.C., S. S. C. & D.110th M. T. Co., 28th Div. Tn.

103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Div.Air Corps.

Unassigned.Co. A, 125th Eng. Bn. (Mtd.).Unassigned.

Insp. Sec, Hq., 28th Div.Battery D, 107th F. A.Battery C, 109th F. A.103rd Amm. Tn., 53rd F. A.

Brigade.Hq. Btry., 109th F. A.Hq., 2nd Bn., 109th F. A., as

Adjt.Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 2nd

Bn., 109th F. A.Hq., 1st Bn., 109th F. A., as

Liaison Officer.

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Name

Field Artillery—Cont'dOscar Schnell Keller

Jacob Martin LauerAlexander Samuel Ginsburgh

Mitchell JenkinsDaniel Webster Kinsey ....Oliver Leroy MartinCorey Elmer Patton

CavalryRalph WitmerJohn Edwards Dat'isson. . .

.

Donald Wortier GrijjinRamon Jones Cabrera

InfantryGeorge Edward KempJohn Mitchell Rose

Joseph Aloysus Zielinski. . .

Henry Lovett Hayden

William James EagleRobert Coltart ReynoldsPurcell Reese Davies

Rank

1st Lt.

1st Lt.1st Lt.

1st Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.

1st Lt.1st Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.

ColonelMajor

Captain1st Lt.

1st Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.

Date of Ap-pointment

May 25, '27

May 26,May 27,

May 28,May 17,

May 25,May 26,

May 2, '27

May 17, '27

May 17, '27

May 17, '27

May 6,

May 17,

May 18,May 17,

May 19,

May 17,

May 25,

Rank From

May 25, '27

May 26,May 27,

May 28,July 10,May 25,May 26,

Assignment

May 2, '27

May 17, '27

May 17, '27

May 17, '27

Oct. 16,May 17,

May 18,

May 17,

May 19,

May 17,

May 25,

Hq., 1st Bn., 109th F. A..I. & P. & T. O.

Battery D, 109th F. A.Hq., 1st Bn., 109th F. A..

Adjt.Battery F, 109th F. A.Battery A, 107th F. A.Service Btry., 109th F. A.Hq. Btry., 109th F. A.

Unassigned.Troop A, 103rd Cavalry.Troop F, 103rd Cavalry.Hq. Troop, 103rd Cavalry.

Insp. Gen. Dept., S.S.C. & D.Hq., lllt.h Inf., as M. G. Offi-

cer and Regtl. Gas. Officer.

Company G, 111th Infantry.Hq. Co., 3rd Bn., 111th Inf.,

as Adjt.Company G, 111th Infantry.Company B, 109th Infantry.Hq. Co., 2nd Bn., 109th Inf.


Name


Frederick Rudolph Bausch

Coast Artillery CorpsHarry Henry Barnhart. . .

Joseph Ditlow Eisenbrown

William Jacob SmithDaniel Seidel Gressang. . . .

Ralph Cornelius Jarrette . .

Ithamar Benidict Rettgers

.

Karl Henry ShriverThomas Wallace Jenkins.

Louis Marsh Shriver. . . .

InfantryFrank Alexander Warner.

Rank

Major

MajorCaptain

CaptainCaptain

1st Lt.2nd Lt.CaptainCaptain

Captain

Lt. Col.

Date of i Re-appoint-ment

May 1, '27

MayMay

May 1,

May 19,

May 1,

May 1,

May 1,

May 19,

'27

'27

'27

'27

'27

'27

'27

'27

May 19, '27

May 19, '27

Rank From

May 1, '22

Aug. 6,

Jan. 1,

Mar. 1,

May 19,

Feb. 1,

Feb. 12,

May 1,

May 19,

May 19, '22

May 19, '22

Reassignment

Med. Dept. Det., 213th C. A.(A.A.).

Hq.,2ndBn.,213thC.A. (A.A.)

Btry. A (Searchlight), 213thC A (A.A.).

Btry. G, 213th C. A. (A.A.).

Service Btry., 213th C. A.(A.A.).

Btry. G, 213th C. A. (A.A.).

Btry. G, 213th C. A. (A.A.).

Battery C, 176th F. A.Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 1st

Bn., 176th F. A.Battery B, 176th F. A.

Gen. Staff Sec, Hq., 28thDiv., as A. C. of S, G-l.

III. Reassignments of Officers:

Name Rank Old Assignment New AssignmentDate ofReassign-ment

Harry S. Douglass

Lewis F. Acker. .

.

Daniel G. Snyder.

Captain

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

I. & P.& T.O., Hq. 176th F.A

.

LiaisonOfficer,Hq.,176thF.A.

Comdg. Officer, Hq.Det, 2ndSq. , 103rd Cav., and as I . & P.

&T.O., Hq., 2nd Sq., 103rdCav.

Liaison Officer, Hq., 1st Bn.,109th F.A.

Supply Officer, Hq.Det., 2ndSq., 103rd Cav.

Hq., 1st Bn., 176thF. A., as Adjt.

I. & P. & T. O., Hq.,176th F. A.

Hq., 2nd Sq., 103rdCav., as Adjt.

May 18, '27

May 19 ,'27

May 16, '27

Arnold Gaynor . . . 2nd Lt. Battery B, 109th F.A. May 20, '27

Paul B. Cooley. .

.

2nd Lt. Troop D, 103rd Cav. May 16, '27

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IV. First Lieutenant George R. Shepherd is relieved from duty as Command-ing Officer, Battery D, 107th Field Artillery, as of May 2, 1927.

V. Assignments of Officers:

(a) Captain William R. Walter, Engineers, is assigned to Company B125th Engineer Battalion (Mounted), as of May 23, 1927.

(b) First Lieutenant Paul W. Keely, Engineers, is assigned to Company B,125th Engineer Battalion (Mounted), as of May 23, 1927.

(c) First Lieutenant Ralph Witmer, Cavalry, is assigned to HeadquartersDetachment, Second Squadron, 103rd Cavalry, as Commanding Officer, andin addition will perform the duties of Intelligence and Plans and TrainingOfficer, Headquarters, Second Squadron, 103rd Cavalry, as of May 17, 1927.

VI. Transfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List:

Name Rank Organization

Date of

Transfer toUnassigned(Super.) List

Walter B. Allen

Benjamin F. BarrBoy P. Buffington

CaptainCaptainCaptain1st Lt.

Company A, 125th Engineer Bn. (Mtd.)106th Wagon Co., 28th Division TrainCompany G, 110th Infantry110th M. T. Co., 28th Division Train

May 5, '27May 18, '27

May 5, '27

May 4, '27

VII. Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve:

Name Rank Organization

Date ofTransfer toN. G. Re-

serve

Walter B. Allen

Victor P. Ralli

CaptainCaptainCaptain

Company A, 125th Engineer Bn. (Mtd.)Adjt., Hq., 2nd Bn., 107th F. A.Adjt., Hq., 1st Bn., 176th F. A.

May 5, '27

May 17, '27

May 17, '27

VIII. Resignations of Officers:

Name Rank OrganizationDate of Ac-ceptance ofResignation

Merle G. Peck

Major1st Lt.1st Lt.Warrant

Officer

M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 111th InfantryM. C, Med. Dept. Det., 109th F. A.106th Wag. Co., 28th Division Tn.Service Co., 112th Infantry

May 18, '27

Apr. 30, '27

May 18, '27

May 17, '27

IX. Under the provisions of Section 77, National Defense Act, approvedJune 3, 1916, and Section 14, of an Act of Assembly, approved May 17, 1921,the commission of Captain William F. McLaughlin, 107th Collecting Com-pany, 103rd Medical Regiment, is vacated by reason of absence without leavefor three months, as of May 2, 1927.

X. In conformity with the provisions of Par. 293, N. G. R., 1922, MajorLewis A . Anshutz, Quartermaster Corps, State Staff Corps and Departments,having attained the age of sixty-four years on May 26, 1927, is honorablydischarged as of May 26, 1927.

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XI. Leaves of Absence of Officers:

Name Rank Organization From To

James B. SchochGeorge H . OrmrodThomas T. RichardsManning W. Dodson

CaptainCaptain1st Lt.1st Lt.

Company A, 103rd Engineers.BatteryB, 213th C.A. (A.A.).Headquarters, 109thlnfantryCompany H, 111th Infantry

June 1, '27

May 20, '27

Julv 5, '27

May 15, '27

Aug. 31, '27

Sept. 1, '27

Sept. 15, '27

July 1, '27

XII. Resignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property:

Name Rank OrganizationDate of Ac-ceptance of

Resignation

Ross E. Stickel

Jeremiah J. Sullivan

Livingston Smith

Leo A. Moloney

Captain

Captain

Captain

2nd Lt.

Unassigned (Super.) List,(formerly Troop D, 104th Cavalry)

Unassigned (Super.) List(formerly 107th Hosp. Co., 103rd Med.Hegt.)

Unassigned (Super.) List(formerly Battery A, 108th F. A.)

LInassigned (Super.) List(formerly Hq. Co. , 1st Bn., 1 10th Inf.)

Jan. 8, '26

Mar. 8, '26

Oct. 20/26

Feb. 23, '27

XIII. State recognition is extended to Headquarters Detachment, SecondSquadron, 103rd Cavalry, with station at Selinsgrove, Pa., to date fromMay 17, 1927.

XIV. Federal Recognition of Officers:

Name Rank OrganizationDate of Fed-eral Recog-

nition

Harry H. Billett

Horace E. BonsallJames H. DareHarry F. DouglasWilbar HalbertGeorge N. HylandWilliam J. KellerPaul S. KitchenPeter S. KochanGeorgeE. Kostenbauder, Jr.

Lewis T. MitchellPeter J. Ryan

Hubert E. Thornber

George W. Whelen

2nd Lt.Captain2nd Lt.

Captain1st Lt.CaptainCaptain2nd Lt.

1st Lt.2nd Lt.1st Lt.Captain•2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.Captain2nd Lt.

Troop C, 52nd M. G. SquadronCompany C, 111th InfantryHq. Co., 2nd Bn., 111th InfantryCompany F, 112th InfantryHq., 1st Sq., 104th Cavalry103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Div. Air CorpsHq.Btry.&CombatTn.,2ndBn.,108thF.A.Hq. Det., 1st Sq., 104th CavalryCompany C, 111th InfantryBattery C, 109th Field ArtilleryCompany A, 125th Engineer BattalionM. C, Med. Dept. Det., 107th F. A.Howitzer Co., 109th InfantryHq. Det., 1st Sq., 104th CavalryHeadquarters, 104th CavalryM. C, Med. Dept. Det., 109th F. A.Company A, 125th Engineer Battalion

Apr. 7, '27

Apr. 12, '27

Mar. 15, '27

Jan. 29, '27

Apr. 14, '27

Jan. 8, '27

Apr. 12, '27

Apr. 14, '27

Apr. 8, '27Apr. 18, '27

Apr. 8, '27

Apr. 18, '27

Apr. 8, '27

Apr. 14, '27

Apr. 12, '27

May 1/27Apr. 9, '27

XV. Amendment of certain General Orders:

(a) So much of Paragraph III, G. O. No. 7, A. G. O., Pa., c. s., as refers

to the reassignment of Captain William J. Raeder, is amended so as to makethe reassignment effective as of March 15, 1927, instead of March 14, 1927.

(b) So much of G. O. No. 4, A. G. O., Pa., c. s., as refers to the Encamp-ment for Instruction in Field Training of the 53rd Field Artillery Brigade,

is amended to change the dates of Encampment of all organizations and units

scheduled from July 16th to August 13th, inclusive, 1927, to July 16th to

30th, inclusive, 1927.By order of the Governor,

F. D. BEARY,The Adjutant General


Harrisburg, Pa., June 6, 1927.General Orders, >

No. 14. j

Section

Annual Field Training, Pennsylvania National Guard, . . IAdvance and Rear Detachments, IIStrength Requirements and Pay and Allowances for Field

Training, IllDesignation of Camp Commanders, IVRequisitions for Clothing and Equipment VPreparation of Camp Site at Mount Gretna, VIDesignation of Motor Transport Officer, at Mount Gretna, VIICamp Supplies VIIITransportation IXCommutation of Rations en route to Camps, XReport of Absentees, XISubsistence, XIIPreparation of Pay Rolls, XIIIAccidents, XIVHospitalization XVAnnual Physical Examination of Officers, XVIPrivate Mounts, XVIIMallein Tests XVIIIRelative Rank Record XIXWhitewashing of Tent Pins Prohibited, XXSpecial State Pay Rolls, XXIField Training, Pennsylvania National Guard Reservists, XXII

I. ANNUAL FIELD TRAINING, PENNSYLVANIANATIONAL GUARD.—Pursuant to the provisions of Section92, National Defense Act, approved June 3, 1916, as amendedJune 4, 3920, encampments for Instruction in field training andtarget practice of the Pennsylvania National Guard will be heldduring periods scheduled in G. O. No. 4, A- G. O., c. andas changed bv Section XVI (b), G. O. No. 7, A. G. O., 0. s., andSection XV (b), G. O. No. 13, A. G. O., c. s.

Where practicable, all organizations, except the advance de-

tachments, will leave their home stations on dates specified asthe first day of their encampment, and all organizations, exceptthe rear detachments, will leave camp so as to arrive at their

home stations on the dates of the expiration of the encampmentperiod in each case.

II. ADVANCE AND REAR DETACHMENTS.

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(a) Ad-vance detachments will be authorized for not to exceed two (2)days preceding the encampment.

(b) A rear detachment of the same size and composition as theadvance detachment will be authorized foir not to exceed two (2)

days in those cases where tentage must be taken down, dried,

packed and stored at camp ; in other cases one (1) day.

(c) The strength of these detachments will be limited to one(1) officer, not above the grade of captain, per battalion and three

(3) enlisted men per company, except where a company trains

alone, in which case its advance and rear detachments may con-

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sist of one (1) officer of company grade and four (4) enlistedmen.

(d) Where a service company, troop, or battery is includedamong the organizations to attend an encampment, the personnelfor the advance and rear detachments should preferably be takenfrom such unit.

(e) Advance and rear detachments must be organized and ac-

counted for as such for the full period of the absence of the mem-bers thereof from the organizations to which they regularly be-long.

III. STRENGTH REQUIREMENTS AND PAY AND AL-LOWANCES FOR FIELD TRAINING.—Particular attention is

invited to the requirements of Paragraphs 110 and 932, NationalGuard Regulations, in force January 1, 1926, which will govern.Any units not conforming with these requirements will not attendcamp.

Pay and allowances at Army rates, as provided for in Sections92 and 94, National Defense Act, is authorized, and will be paidby the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer for the encampmentperiods as scheduled, except when in excess of fifteen (15) days.

All officers are entitled to rental allowances and will be requiredto furnish a certificate in duplicate that neither they nor their

dependents were occupying public quarters during the period for

which the pay is claimed. Blank forms for this purpose will befurnished by the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer at theencampments and will be submitted with the Federal pay roll.

(Dependents includes a wife, minor children, or a mother).

In view of the fact that it is necessary to first present all claimsfor additional rental and subsistence allowances on account of

dependent mothers to the Comptroller General of the UnitedStates for decision, payment of claims of this character will notbe made on the Federal pay roll. Subsequent settlement of samewill be made by the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer after

they have been properly passed upon.

IV. DESIGNATION OF CAMP COMMANDERS.—MajorGeneral William O. Price, Jr., is charged with the training of all

units of the Pennsylvania National Guard at the several campsand will make all necessary arrangements, etc. He is designatedCamp Commander, at Mount Gretna, from July 9th to August6th, 1927, and will make all necessary arrangements for programof instruction and issue all orders pertaining to the discipline

and training of the various organizations during their tour offield duty.

Brigadier General William S. McLean, Jr., is designated CampCommander at Tobyhanna, from July 16th to 30th, 1927.

Brigadier General Edward G. Shannon is designated CampCommander at Mount Gretna, from August 6th to 20th, 1927.

The above named officers will issue such orders as may benecessary to carry these orders into effect.

V. REQUISITIONS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT.—It is important that all requisitions for clothing and equipmentnecessary to properly clothe the men and equip the organizationfor field training be submitted on Form Q. M. C. No. 47. in dupli-

cate, to the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer, State Arsenal,Harrisburg, at leas*t thirty (30) days prior to the beginning of the

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encampment periods, in order that delivery may be definitely

assured.

When requisitions are mrtdr* for property to replace articles

which have become unserviceable through fair wear and tear in

the public service, the unserviceable propertv must be shippedto the State Arsenal bv freight on Government Bill of Lading, to befurnished bv rbc TT. S. Property and Disbursing Officer. Com-manding Officers, when requesting bills of lading, '"'ill state the

number of boxes, bundles, crates or packages, and furnish a list

showing the contents and weight of each item.

Shipping ticket prepared on Form 0- M. 0. No. 62, in tripli-

cate, to cover unserviceable pronertv returned, will have a signed

certificate placed thereon, stating the length of time the propertywas in use. and that it was worn out through fair wear and tear

in the military service. Requisition, prepared on 0- M. 0. FormNo. 47. in dunlicate. must accompany such shipping ticket if re-

placement is desired.

Shipping ticket prenared on "Form O. M. 0. No. f>2, in tripli-

cate, with an exnendifure certificate tlmreon to cover medicinesand snrgical dres^infs consumed during the year, must accompanythe reonisitious. in dunlicate. for piedioines and surgical dressings

for replenishing medical and sure-leal chests. Surgical instru-

ments and appliances which have been lost or become unservice-

able will be made the subject of a report of survey, as no re-

plenishment requisition can be authorized other than by survey.

This provision also applies to veterinary supplies, instrumentsand appliances.

Surplus property in possession of an organization will be re-

turned to the State Arsenal. Jlarrisburg, prior to the encamument.No surplus or unserviceable property will be taken to the en-

campments for exchange.

Emergency requisitions for individual equipment only, approvedby the Commanding Officer of a regiment or similar organization,

will be accepted during an encampment period.

No propertv audits will be made by the IT. S. Property andDisbursing Officer during the months of July and August.

VI. PREPARATION OF CAMP SITE, at Mount Gretna—Major William. L. Wicks, Q. M. C... Superintendent, State MilitaryReservation, will prepare the Military Reservation for the en-

campments, and will make all necessary arrangements for the

supply of motor and wagon transportation during the tour of field

duty to the Motor Transport Officer in charge of the Motor Park.

VII. DESIONATION OF MOTOR TRANSPORT OFFICER,at Mount Oretna.—Major G-eorge P. Drake, Q. M. C, Commanding28th Division Train, is designated as Motor Transport Officer,

at Mount Oretna, and will be in charge of the Motor Park andall motor and wagon transportation from July 9th to August 20th,

1927.

VIII. CAMP SUPPLIES.—Lieutenant Colonel Leo A. Lut-tringer, O. M. O. U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer, will ar-

range all contracts for the furnishing of necessary subsistencestores, forage, ice. wood, motor oil, gasoline, grease and othersupplies, and for the issuing thereof and the accounting therefor

at the encampments at Mount Gretna and Tobyhanna.

IX. TRANSPORTATION.—The U. S. Property and Disburs-ing Officer will make necessary arrangements for transportation

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bv rail or water, or both, of all troops to the designated placesof encamnment and return to home stations, and will furnish eachcommanding officer with a train schedule governing the movementof his command. TT. S. Oovernment Transportation Renuestswill be used. The travel directed is necessary in the militaryservice.

TJ. S. Oovcrnment Pills of Lading to cover all shipments ofanimals, equipment and material to encampments and return tohome stations, will be furnished organization commanders by theTJ. S. Pronerty and Disbursing Officer. Reuuest therefor neednot be made. Commercial or State Bills of Lading will not beused in connection with any movements of troops to or from theencampments.

Complete instructions as to methods of using TJ. S. GovernmentTransportation Renuests and Rills of Lading will be furnishedbv the TJ. S. Property and Disbursing Officer when these forms areissued. Strict adherence to these instructions without any devia-tion in any manner or for any reason is absolutely necessary.

X. OOMMTTTATTON OF RATTONR EN ROUTE TOGAMPS —Tt being impracticable to furnish rations in kind forthe journeys to the severnl camps, an allowance, as provided bvPamgra^ 11 629, National Guard Regulations, in force January 1,

1026. of $1 .20 per day. or appropriate fractional part thereof, forcooked menls for each enlisted man, while traveling to the several

eamns, is authored when such travel is performed and extendsover regular meal hours. No allowance will accrue when thetravel is performed between regular meal hours.

Attention is invited to Paragraph 14. Army Regulations No.35-1340. which refers to the method of computing rations whileon a travel status, as follows

:

(o) The day will be considered as beginning at midnight.(h) TPor 18 hours or over in a travel status—one whole day.(c) Dor 12 hours or over, but less than 18 hours, in a travel

stntns—two-thirds of a day.<<]) For less than 12 hours in a travel status'—one third of one

dav.

fr.) No allowance will be paid for the first day of journey whichbegins after fi p. m.

As rations in kind are issued for use up to and including thelast day of the encamnmcnt periods no necessity exists for thepurchase of travel rations for the return journey.

Unit commanders will submit receinted bills, in duplicate, forthe amounts evnended under this authority, together with a cer-

tificate, in duplicate, showing the number of men making thejourney, hour of leaving home station, hour of arrival at camp,and number of meals purchased, to the U. S. Property and Dis-bursing Officer, who will make a refund of th" amount actuallyexnended, but in no instance to exceed forty (.40) cents per meal.

Unit commnuflers making such purchases will place a signedstatement on the eertificnte. in cases where the total amount ofpurchases is less thaw .$100.00, to the effect that there was nopersonal profit in the transaction, and in cases where such pur-chases exceed $100.00. an affidavit to the same effect will be fur-

nished. The statement or affidavit will state, in part, that the pur-chases were necessary for the reason that rations in kind werenot available for use during the travel period.

A copy of the certificate referred to, showing the number ofmeals purchased and for which refund is to be claimed, will be

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furnished by the unit commander to the regimental adjutant, whowill divide the number of meals purchased en route during the

first day of the camp period by three, and the result, representing

the number of rations, will be deducted from the ration return,

and the supply officer will reduce the ^rations issued in kind ac-

cordingly.

XI. REPORT OF ABSENTEES.—The commanding officer

of each company, troop, battery, or detachment, will determine,prior to leaving home station for camp, the cause of absence of

any member or members of ,his command, and immediately after

arrival in camp will submit to the regimental or separate bat-

talion' commander, for transmission to the instructor assigned to

duty with organization, a detailed list of absentees, showing thecause of absence in each case.

XII. SUBSISTENCE.—Rations in kind will be furnished for

the periods as scheduled by the U. S. Property and DisbursingOfficer for the encampments at Mount Gretna and Tobyhanna,and will be issued for five day periods, with the exception of per-

ishable articles which will be issued daily.

Preliminary ration returns on Form P. & S. No. 223, (to befurnished by the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer), for thefirst five day period for regimental or similar organizations, in-

eluding rations for advance detachments, properly signed by theadjutant, and approved by the Commanding Officer, will be pre-

sented to the Subsistence Supply Officer at the camp by thecommanding officer of the advance detachment, so that (rations maybe regularly issued for use by advance detachments and be avail-

able upon the arrival of the organization at the encampment.

Any rations issued during the first five day period in excess ofor under the actual strength of an organization will be adjustedfin the ration return presented for the second five day period.

Any rations for which commutation is claimed under Section Xof this order will be deducted from the ration return of the or-

ganization! for the second five day period.

Arrangements will be made by the U. S. Property and Dis-bursing Officer with the Camp Quartermaster, Fort Monroe, Vir-ginia, for the furnishing of rations to the supply officer, 213thCoast Artillery (A. A.), upon proper requisition.

Rations will be procured by the Supply Officer, 103rd Obser-vation Squadron. Air Service, 28th Division, at Langley Field,Virginia, by purchases from the Camp Quartermaster or elsewhere,and must not exceed fifty (.50) cents per man per day. Properlycertified bills, in triplicate, of the person, firm or corporation fur-

nishing the supplies, with certificate of receipt by the purchasingofficer stating purchase was made for immediate consumption andfor the enlisted men of the organization, will be forwarded tothe U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer for settlement. Thisarrangement as to certified bills also applies to regular campsupplies required and purchased for the U. S. Property and Dis-bursing Officer.

XIIT. PREPARATION OF PAY ROLLS.—Federal andState pay rolls will be completed and administered in the followingmanner :

(a) Five copies (one original and four carbons) of payrolls will be accomplished on Forms W. D. Nos. 378 and 378a,which will be furnished by the U. S. Property and DisbursingOfiicer at the encampment. No other form will be accepted.All carbon copies must be clear and legible. The pay rolls

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will be marked original, duplicate, triplicate, quadruplicateand quintuplicate.

(h) The original and duplicate copies will be signed byeach officer and enlisted man, and triplicate copy will haveall signatures copied by typewriter in the spaces providedfor signatures as to receipt of pay.

(c) Page 1, of Form W. D. No. 37S, must have the cer-

tificates signed and oath completed on all copies. The U. S.Mustering Officer will sign the Mustering Officer's certificate

on the original, triplicate and quintuplicate copies, and theState Mustering Officer will sign the duplicate and quadru-plicate copies.

(d) For each enlisted man claiming service pay under Sec-tion 32, Aict of Assembly, approved May 17, 1921, a notationwill be made in the .remarks column of the payroll "Over (5,

10, 15 or 20) years service." The claim will be verified withrecords compiled from prior service as shown by enlistmentrecords, and if incorrect, will be disallowed. The use ofForm A. G. O. Pa. No. 4, previously used for this purpose,is discontinued.

(e) Immediately after muster of the unit, all copies of the

pay roll will be submitted to the U. S. Property and Disburs-ing Officer, who will enter thereon the amount of U. S. paydue each officer and enlisted man, and will transmit the first

and third carbon copies to The Adjutant Geue>ral.

(f) The Adjutant General will cause to be entered thereonthe amount of State pay due, i. e., the difference between U.S. pay and State pay, together with service pay, if claimed,

due each enlisted man.

(g) Quintuplicate copy, showing the amounts of U. S. paydue, will be returned by the U. S. Property and DisbursingOfficer to the unit commander.

(h) Quadruplicate copy, showing the amounts of Statepay due, will be returned by the Adjutant General to the

unit commander, together with the check of the State Treas-urer for the total amount of State pay due on the pay roll.

Organization and unit commanders will arrange for the ap-

pointment of non-commissioned officers, in all cases where possible,

prior to encampment period:-;, thereby reducing the change of

status of enlisted men during such periods to a minimum whichwill eliminate the necessity for iremarks on pay rolls, assure morerapid computation of the amounts due and the payment thereof.

Attention is invited to Paragraph 932 (d), National GuardRegulations, in force January 1, 192G, which requires an officer

or enlisted man be present at an encampment during at least one-

half of the number of days authorized for attendance of the or-

ganization in order to qualify for pay. Leave of absence to anofficer or furlough to an enlisted man will not be granted unless

such officer or enlisted man is qualified for pay, and them only

under the most extenuating circumstances. Deserters apprehendedwill not be forwarded to camps unless sufficient days of the en-

campment period remain to permit them to qualify for pay. Nostate funds are available for pay of officers or enlisted men not

qualified under this regulation.

(Enlistment record for each enlisted man whose name appears

on the pay roll of a unit must be on file in The Adjutant General's

Office, otherwise payment of both Federal and State pay will be

withheld until all papers are received.)

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XIV. ACCIDENTS.—All accidents resulting in personal in-

juries of any material nature will be promptly reported to TheAdjutant General, who will furnish blank form of Employer'sReport of Accident to Employee for accomplishment in duplicate.

This report must be mailed so as to reach The Adjutant Generalnot later than the tenth day of disability. Compensation will beallowed under the provisions of the Workmen's Compensation Actof 1915 to all enlisted men injured in line of duty. Compensationwill only be paid in cases not provided for under Section XV of

this order.

XV. HOSPITALIZATION.—Only such cases as require medi-cal or surgical treatment of a nature that cannot be administeredor performed at the encampment will be sent to civilian hospitals

for treatment. This action will be taken only on the recommenda-tion of the Division Surgeon, or, in the absence of the Division'

Surgeon, on the recommendation of the senior Medical CorpsOfficer of the regiment or similar organization. Report of hos-

pitalization in civilian institutions will be made immediately to

The Adjutant General by the officer authorizing same, and will

state the name, rank or grade, and organization of the officer or

enlisted man so cared for, and the cause for hospitalization. Inease of extraordinary emergency, Mount G<retna cases will be sent

to the Good Samaritan Hospital or Lebanon Sanatorium, at Leb-anon, and in cases less urgent they may be sent to the LancasterGeneral Hospital, at Lancaster. Tobyhanna cases will be sent

to the Hahnemann Hospital or West Side Hospital Association,

at Scranton. Expenses of hospitalization will be settled by the

U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer in accordance with the pro-

visions of Section 1. National Guard Regulations No. 62, as

amended by Changes Nos. 1 and 2.

XVI. ANNUAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF OFFI-CERS.—The Camp Commander at Mount Gretna, will arrange,

through the Medical Corps, for the completion of the annualphysical examination of officers.

The Commanding General, 53rd Field Artillery Brigade, will

similarly arrange for the annual physical examinations of officers

at Tobyhanna, the Commanding Officer, 213th Coast Artillery

(A. A.), for officers at Fort Monroe, and the Commanding Officer,

103rd Observation Squadron, Air Service, 28th Division, for

officers at Langley Field.

These examinations will be completed at such times as will notinterfere with the training program. All officers who have beenexamined subsequent to December 31, 1926, for either originai or

promotion appointments, need not be examined. Necessary blankforms (M. B. No. 63) will be furnished by the Commanding Gen-eral, 28th Division. Original copy only is required.

The greatest care will be exercised to properly complete these

examinations, as required by existing regulations. All blankspaces must be filled out as intended, so as to avoid the necessity

of returning for completion.

All examinations will be passed upon as to their completenessaccording to existing regulations by the Division Surgeon before

forwarding to The Adjutant General.

XVII. PRIVATE MOUNTS.—Privately owned mounts will

not be brought to camp unless authority is obtained from The Ad-jutant General, in writing, in each individual case. Applications

for such authority must be in the office of The Adjutant Generalnot later than July 1, 1927.

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XVIII. MALLEIN TESTS.—At summer encampments wherethere is contact between animals belonging to the Regular Army,the National Guard, and those privately owned or contracted for,

and the latter have not been mallein-tested before going to camp,or where National Guard animals from one or more States ordifferent localities within a State will be brought into contact,

a quarantine will be established against the non-malleined animals(Par. 14, AR 40-2100). As such quarantine is obviously difficult

to enforce and will undoubtedly work to the detriment of thetraining of the troops affected, it is believed that all such animalsshould be given the mailein test not more than three weeks be-

fore going to camp.At stations where there is a veterinarian of the National Guard

assigned to duty, such test should be administered, by him withoutcharge, but where no such veterinarian is available, the test shouldbe made by a civilian veterinarian at a cost not to exceed 50 centsper animal, which should cover both the administration of themailein and the visit to read the result of the test.

In each case where the test has been given, a certificate will beprepared by the veterinarian substantially as follows:

(Place)

(Date)

I certify that the following described animal, Horse (or Mule),

Sex— , Color,

Height , Name ,

Hoof Markings , , pertaining to

(Right Fore) (Left Pore).

(Designation of

, - . has been given the prescribed maileinOrganization) (State)

treatment and the result, as observed by me on the above date, wassatisfactory.

(Signature)

(Rank, if any)

Registered Veterinarian

Note : The above certificate should accompany all animalstaken to an encampment.Where rented animals are obtained through a contractor, the

contract covering such rentals should provide that the animalsso hired will be mallein-tested at the expense of the contractorprior to the effective date ofl the contract and that each animal sotested will be provided with a certificate similar to that set forthabove and signed by a reputable veterinarian.

Mailein for testing all National Guard animals will be furnishedby the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer upon requisition.

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Certificates for use by veterinarians will also be furnished when

requested.

XIX. RELATIVE RANK RECORD.—In crder that the

Militia Bureau may have information available for the pur-

nose of determining the relative rank of officers, a notation will

b" made, opnosite eaeb officer's name, in the remarks column of

form M. B. No. 100, Report of National Guard Duty Performed,

e. g., "In camp under Federal pay from to

" These notations will be made on the first

report rendered subsequent to the encampment period.

XX. WHITEWASHING TENT PINS PROHIBITED.—Experience has demonstrated that the whitewashing of tent pins

hns caused the loons on the tent ropes to rapidlv deteriorate and

rot. thereby necessitating considerable repairs. The whitewashing

of tent pins is absolutely prohibited.

XXT. SPECIAL STATE PAY ROLLS.—The encampmentn«riods of Motor Transport Companies Nos. 109 and 110 and 28th

Military Police Company are in excess of fifteen (15) days, the

length of time authorized by the Militia Bureau. Special pay

r^lls will be rendered, in duplicate, bv these units' on Form W. D.

Nos. 378 and 378a for the number of days in excess of the fifteen

(15) days, as follows :

fa) By 100th Motor Transnort Company for 2 days, i. e.,

Julv 8th' and Julv 24th. 1927.

(b) Bv 110 Motor Transport Company for 1 day, l. e.,

August 7th. 1927.

(c.) By 28th Military Police Companv for 3 days, i. e.,

July 15th, July 31st and August 1st, 1927.

The State Musterinsr Officer will sign the Mustering Officer's

certificate on both copies. These pay rolls will be forwarded

direct to The Adjutant General for settlement.

XXH. FIELD TRAINING, PENNSYLVANIA NATIONALGUARD RESERVISTS".—The attendance of officers, warrant

officers and enlisted men of the Assigned National Guard Re-

serve at field training camps will be authorized where it can be

shown that such attendance is either necessary or extremely de-

sirable to augment the training of. to assist in camp administra-

tion for the benefit of. or to provide the necessary medical care

for, the active personnel. Special authority for the attendance_ of

National Guard Reservists must be obtained from the Militia

Bureau. Requests for such authority must show the specific du-

ties to be performed at camp by each such Reservist, and the

reasons as to why properly aualified members of the active per-

sonnel are not available for the performance of such duties.


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Harrisburg, Pa., June 9, 1927.

General Orders,|

No. 15 J

SectionOrganization of Division Surgeon's Office, 28th Division, . . I


dated February 23, 1927, (M. P>. 325.4-Pa.-5), the Division Sur-geon's Office, 28th Division, will be organized to conform to

Column 10 of T. O. No. 81, N. G., approved December 21, 1925,with station at Coraopolis, Pa.

This organization will be assembled for inspection for Federalrecognition at the Armory, Coraopolis, Pa., on June 20, 1927, at8:00 P. M., (Eastern Standard Time).

Form A. G. O., Pa., No. 1, Muster-in Roll, will be completedin duplicate, the original to be forwarded to The Adjutant Gen-eral and the duplicate to be retained for the organization file.

Form W. D., M. P>., No. 100, Report of National Guard DutyPerformed, will be used for the Fedei-al Muster-in Roll, and willbe completed in quadruplicate, original for Militia Bureau, dupli-cate for The Adjutant General, triplicate for Third Corps Area,and quadruplicate for organization file.


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General Orders I

No. 16 i

Section

Organization of 109th Ambulance Company, 103rd Med-ical Regiment, I

Organization of 103rd Photo Section, 28th Division Air

Corps, II

Organization of Medical Department Detachment, 28th

Division Air Corps, Ill

State Muster-in Rolls IV> Federal Muster-in Rolls, V

I. ORGANIZATION OF 109TH AMBULANCE COM-PANY, 103RD MEDICAL REGIMENT.—Pursuant to verbal

authority of the Militia Bureau, the 109th Ambulance Company,103rd Medical Regiment, (Animal Drawn), will be organized to

conform to Columns 6, 7, 8 and 9 of T. O. No. 84, N. G., ap-

proved December 21, 1925, with station at Ligonier, Pa.

This organization will be assembled for inspection for Federal

recognition at Ligonier, Pa., on June 21, 1927, at 8 :00 P. M.,

(Eastern Standard Time).II. ORGANIZATION OF 103RD PHOTO SECTION,

28TH DIVISION AIR CORPS.—Pursuant to authority con-tained in Militia Bureau letter, dated November 22, 1926, (M.B. 325.4-Pa.-5), the 103rd Photo Section, 28th Division Air Corps,

will be organized to conform to T. O. No. 79, N. G., approvedAugust 18, 1925, with station at Philadelphia, Pa.

This organization will be assembled for inspection for Federalrecognition at the Armory, 15th Street and Snyder Avenue, Phila-delphia, Pa., on June 24, 1927, at 8:00 P. M., (Eastern StandardTime). ,

III. ORGANIZATION OF MEDICAL DEPARTMENTDETACHMENT, 28TH DIVISION AIR CORPS.—Pursuantto authority contained in Militia Bureau letter, dated November22, 1926, (M. B. 325.4-Pa.-5) , the Medical Department Detach-ment, 28th Division Air Corps, will be organized to conform to

Column 6 of T. O. No. 71, N. G., approved August 18, 1925, withstation at Philadelphia, Pa.

This organization will be assembled for inspection for Federalrecognition at the Armory, 15th Street and Snyder Avenue, Phila-delphia, Pa., on June 24, 1927, at 8:00 P. M., (Eastern StandardTime).IV. STATE MUSTER-IN ROLLS.—Form A. G. O., Pa.,

No. 1, Muster-in Roll, will be completed in duplicate, the originalto be forwarded to The Adjutant General and the duplicate to beretained for the organization file.

V. FEDERAL MUSTER-IN ROLLS.—Form W. D., M. B.,

No. 100, Report of National Guard Duty Performed, will be usedfor the Federal Muster-in Roll and will be completed in quad-ruplicate, original for Militia Bureau, duplicate for The AdjutantGeneral, triplicate for Third Corps Area, and quadruplicate fororganization file.





General OrdersNo. 17

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SectionOrganization of Medical Department Detachment, 55th

I. ORGANIZATION OF MEDICAL DEPARTMENT DE-TACHMENT, 55TH BRIGADE.—Pursuant to authority con-tained in Militia Bureau letter, dated April 3, 1926, (M. B.325.4-Inf.-Pa.-ll), the Medical Department Detachment, 55thBrigade, will be organized to conform to Column 15, T. O. No.22, N. G., approved February 10, 1925, with station at Wash-ington, Pa.

This organization will be assembled for inspection for Federalrecognition at Washington, Pa., on June 29, 1927, at 8 :00 P. M.,(Eastern Standard Time).

II. STATE MUSTER-IN ROLL.—Form A. G. O., Pa., No.1, Muster-in Roll, will be completed in duplicate, the original tobe forwarded to The Adjutant General and the duplicate to beretained for the organization file.

HI. FEDERAL MUSTER-IN ROLL.—Form W. D., M. B.,No. 100, Report of National Guard Duty Performed, will beused for the Federal Muster-in Roll and will be completed inquadruplicate, original for Militia Bureau, duplicate for TheAdjutant General, triplicate for Third Corps Area, and quad-ruplicate for organization file.

Brigade,State Muster-in Roll,

Federal Muster-in Roll,

I

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General Orders.

)

No. 18. )

Section.

Appointments and Assignments of Officers IReappointments and Reassignments of Officers IIReassignments of Officers IllOfficer relieved of Command of Organization IVTransfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List VTransfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve VIResignations of Officers VIIResignations of National Guard Reserve Officers VIIILeaves of Absence of Officers IXRemoval of Officer from Supernumerary List XState Recognition of Organizations XIFederal Recognition of Organizations XIIFederal Recognition of Officers XIIIAnnual Field Training XIVAmendment of certain General Orders XV


Name. Bank.Date

Of Appninent.

mt- Rank From.

Charles Robert Campbell, WarrantOfficer,

June 3, '27, June 3, '27,

Medical AdministrativeCorps. Medical Depart-

ment.Clarence Henry Pershing, 1st Lieut., June 16, *27, June 16, '27,

Medical Corns.Medical Department!.

Charles Houston Young,.. Major, June 11, '27, June 11, '27,

Charles Walton Sheldon,.. Major, June 20, '27. June 20, '27,

Josiah Bar>ion Johnson,.. Captain, June 16, •27, June 16, '27,

1st Lieut., June 3, '27, June 3, '27,

Kenneth Mattheio Corrin, 1st Lieut., June 8, '27, • June 8, '27,

llbert Robins Feinberg, . . 1st Lieut., June 21, '27, June 21. '27,

Harold Gordon Guijler, .

.

1st Lieut., June 22, '27, June 22, '27,

Dental Corps.Medical Department.

Robert Chester Herrod, . . Captain, June 14, '27, June 14, '27,

Veterinary Corns.Medical Department.

James Scely Hogg, 1st Lieut.. June 22, '27, Oct. 17. '24,

1st Lieut., June 14,

June 1,

'27, June 14,

1,

'27,

William Milton CampbellCarlisle

2nd Lieut., '27, June '27,

Field Artillery.Kemp Goodloe Fuller, . . Captain, June 1, '27, June 1, '27,

Lemis Franklin Acker, .

.

Captain, June 1, '27, June 1, '27

Theodore Philip Coates,Thomas Harold Cassady,

1st Lieut..1st Lieut.,

June 1,

June 1,

'27,'27,

JuneJune

1,

1,

'27,

'27,

Assignment.

Rand Sec, Service Co.,112th Inf., as BandLeader.

109th Amb. Co., 103rdMed. Regt.

Med. Dept. Det.,Inf.

Div. Surg. Office,Division.

109th Amb. Co.,Med. Eegt.

107th Hosp. Co.,Med. Regt.Med. Dept. Det.,Inf.

Med. Dept. Det.,F. A.Med. Dept. Det.,F. A.

111th

28th

103rd

103rd

111th

109th

100th

Med. Dept. Det., 107thF. A.

Med. Dept. Det., 109thF. A.

Med. Dept. Det., 107thF. A.Med. Dept. Det., 55thBrig.

Hq. Btry., 53rd F. A.Brig.

Hq., 176th F. A., as I.

& P. & T. O.Hq. Btry., 176th F. A.Btry. F, 170th F. A.

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Name. Kank.Date

of Appoint-ment

Rank From Assignment.

Stanley Irvin Gillner, . .

.

1st Lieut., June 22, '27, June 22, '27, 103rd Amm. Tn., 53rdF. A. Brig.

Robert Lawrence Coughlin, 2nd Lieut. June 1, '27, June 1, '27, Btry. E, 109th F. A.Henri/ A.twater VanDylce

,

2nd Lieut. June 1. '27, June 1, '27, Btry. F,' 109th F. A.D&vid Earlc Lithgow, .

.

2nd Lieut. June 1. '27, June 1, '27, Btry. C, 176th F. A.James Lea Rankin, Jr., .. 2nd Lieut. June 8, •27, June 8, '27, Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn.

3rd Bn., 176th F. A.Norman Calvin Atwood, . 2nd Lieut. June 8, '27, June 8, '27, Btry. A,' 176th F. A.Charles Wesley Cramer, . 2nd Lieut. June 8, '27, June 8, '27, Btry. d', 176th F. A.James VanHorne Sarver, 2nd Lieut. June 8, '27, June 8, '27, Btry. E, 176th F. A.Job Marvin Hall, 2nd Lieut. June 13,

j o<- June 13, '27, Hq. Btry. & Com. Tn..2nd Bn., 176th F. A.

Robert Mitchell Jones, . .

.

2nd Lieut. June 14. '27, June 14. '27, Btry. D, 109th F. A.Schuyler David Hayes, .

.

2nd Lieut. June 21, 27, June 21, '27, Btry A, lOSth F. A.

Vincent Sylvester Tomes, 2nd Lieut. June 21, '27, June 21. '27, Btry. D, 108th F. A.

Henry John Hcvvm3.nn, . . 2nd Lieut. June 21, '27, June 21, '27, Serv. Btry., 176th F. A.

Amos Thomas Kelley, . .

.

2nd Lieut. June 22, '27, June 22, '27, Hq. Btry. & Com. Tn.,2nd Bn.,' 108th F. A."

Cavalry.Siahley Martin Livinaton, Major, June 1, '27, June 1, '27, ETq., 52nd Cav. Brig., as

Brig. Executive.2nd Lieut. June 10, '27, June 10, Hq. Det., 2nd Sq., 103d

Cav., as Supply Officer.Infantry.

Frank Herman Poehlm&n, Captain, June 1, '27, June 1, '27, Hq. Co., 112th Infantry.Ralph Victor Reisgen, . , . Captain, June 8, '27, June 8, '27, Company C, 112th Inf.Dudley Carl Roth, Captain, June 13. '27, June 13, '27, Company G, 112th Inf.Clarence William Urban,. 1st Lieut., June 14, '27, Mar. 6, •25, Company G, 112th Inf.

Thomas Patrick McCann, 1st Lieut., June 1, '27, June 1, '27, Company L, 112th Inf.1st Lieut., June 10, '27, June 10, '27, Company C, 112th Inf.

John Alexander Schaulis, 2nd Lieut. June 3. '27, June 3, '27, Hq. Co., 1st Bn., 110th

James Brainerd Pattern, . 2nd Lieut. June 10, '27, June 10, *27,Inf.

Company I, 111th Inf.Carryl Emmett Stauffer, .

.

2nd Lieut. June 28, •27, June 28, "27, Hq. Co., 50th Brigade.


:

Name. Hank. Date ofReappointment.

Rank From. Reassignment.

Quartermaster Corns.Maurice Einstein Finney, Colonel, May 19, '27, Oct. 16, '19, Q. M. Corps, S. S. C.

& D.Ordnance Department.

Franklin Pierce Holler, Jr. Lt. Col., May 19, '27, Nov. 1, '19, Ord. Sec, Hq., 28 Div.

Medical Corps,Medical Department

Charles Seaton Hendricks, Major, June 16, '27, June 16, •22, Hq., 103rd Med. Regt.James Lester Junk, Major, June 16, '27, June 16, '22, Med. Dept. Det., 110th

Fred Lyle Patterson, .

.

.Captairi, June 16, '27, June 16, •22,

Inf.Serv. Co., 103rd Med.Regt.

Coast Artillery Corps.George Henry Ormrod, . .

.

Captain, May 1, •27, Jan. 1, '20, Btry B, 213th C. A.(A. A.).

Captain, May 1, '27 Dec. 23, "20, Btry. D, 213th C. A.(A. A.).

Joseph William Geary, Jr. 1st Lieut., May 23, '27, May 23, '22, Hq., 213th C. A. (A. A.)as Orienteur Officer.

Field Artillery.Russell Madtin Luther Captain., May 27, '27, May 27, •22, Btry. A, 107th F. A.pjp^l'ssp |]p Hershey

Captairi, June 12, '27, June 12, '22, Hq., 109th F. A. asAdjt.

Frank Eckman Gcarhart. 1st Lieut., June 11, '27, June 11, •21, Hq., 1st Bn., 107th F.A., as Liaison Officer.

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1

Name. Rank.Date

of Reappoint-ment.

Rank From. Reassignment.

Cavalry.Ray Olivar Dunlrte, .... Captain, June 3. '27, Feb. 4, '21. Troop E, 104tli Cav.

Inf.mtrv.Edward Lowndes Davis...Herferd Milton Wood, . .

.

Major,1st Lieut.,

June 24, '27,

June 11, '27,JuneJune

24, '22,

11, '21,Hq., 3rd Bn., 109th Inf.Serv. Co., 112tli Inf.


:

Name.

Edward E. P. Slevmi,

Ernest W. Ho<w

Austin C. Line ,

William P. Weiss

Laurence W. Helweg,

Howard A. Aclienbach, .

Russell S. StolSlet

Francis H. Lelir,

Milton J, Jones,

Orville F. Devlin,

Warren J. Chase,

Cornelius L. Bucknum .

Alexander 8. Ginsburgh,

Milton J. Jones,

William K. Russell, .

.

Oscar S. Keller,

Lee E, Israel,

Leonard D. Morgan, . .

.

Morris 8. Yerner, Jr., . .

Tyson Nimick,

James L. Rankin, Jr., .

.

Samuel B. Ward,

Rank. Old Assignment

Major,

Major,

Captain,

Captain,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

Hq., 103rd Med.Reet.,

nq., 103rd Med.I

Eegt.,Adjt., Hq., 2nd. Bn.109th F. A.,


IAdjt., Hq., 103rdObsn Sq., 28th Div.Air Corps,

Ser. Tr., 104th Cav.,

Btry. B, 213th C. A.(A. A.)

Hq., 1st Bn., 213thC. A. (A. A.),

Munitions Officer,Hq., 53rd F. A.Brig.,

Liaison Officer, Hq.,107th F. A.,

Liaison Officer, Hq.,2nd Bn.. 107th F.A.

Hq. Btry. & CombatTn., 1st Bn., 108thF. A.,

Adjt., Hq., 1st Bn.,109th F. A.,

I. & P. & T. O., Hq.2nd Bn.. 109th F.A.,

Liaison Officer, Hq.,1st Bn.. 109th F.A.,I. & P. & T. O..Hq., 1st Bn., 109thF. A.,Hq. Det. & CombatTn., 1st Bn., 213thC. A. (A. A.),

Adjt., Hq., 53rd F.A. Brig.,

I. & P. & T. O., Hq.2nd Bn., 107th F.A.,

Btry. B, 107th F. A.

Hq. Btry. & Com-bat Tn., 3rd Bn.,176th F. A.

Co. C, 111th Inf.,

New Assignment.

Div. Surg. Office,

28th Div.,Div. Surg. Office,2Sth Div.,

Btry. E, 109th F.A., as Cmdg. Of-ficer,

Hq., 2nd Bn., 109thF. A., as Adjt..

103rd Photo Sec,28th Div. Air Cps.,

Hq., 52nd Cav.Brig., as Adjt.,

Hq., 1st Bn., 213thC. A. (A. A.), asI. & P. & T. O.

Etry. D, 213th C. A.(A. A.),

Adjt., Hq., 53rd F.A. Brig.,

Hq., 2nd Bn., 107thF. A., as I. & P. &T. O.,Adjt., Hq., 2nd Bn.,107th F .A.,

Hq., 1st Bn., 108thF. A., as LiaisonOfficer,

I. & P. & T. O., Hq.1st Bn., 109th F.A.,

Hq., 53rd F. A.Brig., as Muni-tions Officer,

Adjt., Hq., 1st Bn.,100th F. A.,

Liaison Officer, Hq.,1st Bn.. 109th F.A.,

Btry. B, 213th C.A. (A. A.),

Munitions Officer,Hq., 53rd F. A.Brig.,

Btry B, 107th F. A.,

Hq., 2nd Bn., 107thF. A., as LiaisonOfficer,


Co. B, 111th Inf.,

Dateof Reassign-

ment.

June 20, '27,

June 20, '27.

June 14, '27.

June 14, '27.

June 24, '27.

June 6. '27.

June 23. '27.

June 22, '27.

June 21, '27.

June 6, '27

June 2, '27.

June 2, '27.

June 8, '27.

June 4, '27.

June 8, '27.

June 8, '27.

June 24, '27.

June 21, '27.

June 4, '27.

June 3, '27.

June 22, '27.

June 4, '27.

IV. First Lieutenant Henry G. Miller is relieved from duty as CommandingOfficer, Battery E, 176th Field Artillery, as of June 21, 1927.

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V. Transfers of Officers to Unassigned (Supernumerary) List:

Name.

Agha B. Musa, . .

Harold L. PeckhamHenry C. Miller, .

Otto Praeger, Jr.,James B. Moore,

Rank

Captain,

Captain,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,

Organization.

M. C, Metl. Dept, Det., 109thP .A.

Co. G, 112th Infantry,Btry. E, 170th Field Artillery,Hq. Co., 1st Bn., 111th Inf.,

Co. C, 112th Infantry.

Date ofTransfer toUnassigned

( Super. ) List.

June 8, '27.

June 8, '27.

June 28. '27.

June 27, '27.

June 8, '27.


:

Name. Rank. Organizatiin.Date of

Transfer toN. G. Reserve.

Major, Brig. Ex., Hq., 52nd Cav. Brig., June 1, '27.

Captain, M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 109th June 8, '27.

F. A.,Max Harris Captain, M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 103rd Cav. June 2, '27.William C. J. Hegarty, .... 1st Lieut., Btry. D, 213th Coast Artillery June 21, '27.

(A. A.),1st Lieut., I. & P. & T. 0., Hq., 2nd Bn., June 1, '27.

108th F. A.,Robert M. Gantert 1st Lieut., Liaison Officer, Hq., 2nd Bn., June 21, '27.

108th F. A.,Cresswell S. Shumaker, .... 2nd Lieut., Hq. Bat., 53rd F. A. Brigade, June 2, '27.

VII. Resignations of Officers :

Name.

John J. Quinn,

Charles H. Young,

Charles W. Sheldon,

Harvey N. Albright,Robert C. Herrod, .

George C. DeMott, .

Edgar A. Brans, .

.

William F. Driseoll,Harold 75. Horner, .

Alfred D. Anderson,Samuel Glenn,

Philip W. Root, . .

.

Captain,

Captain,

Captain,

1st Lieut.,1st Lieut..

1st Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

Organization

103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Div. AirCorps,

M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 111thInfantry,

M. C, 109th Hosp. Co., 103rdMed. Regt.,Hq., 52nd Cavalry Brigade,D. C, Med. Dept. Det., 107th F.A.,Hq. Btrv. & Combat Tn., 1st Bn.,107th F. A.,Hq., 1st Bn., 108th F. A.,

Btry. D, 108th Field Artillery,Howitzer Co., 110th Infantry,Company E, 112 Infantry,V. C, Med. Dept. Det., 107thF. A.,

Btrv. E, 176th Field Artillery,


June 1, '27.

June 10, '27.

June 19, '27.

June 4. '27.

June 13, '27.

June 22 '27.

June 1, '27.

June 1, '27.

June 2, '27.

June 10, '27!

June 13. '27.

June 21. '27.

VIII. Resignations of National Guard Reserve Officers

:

Date ofName. Rank. Branch of Service. Acceptance of

Resignation.

William M. Spencer, Major, Infantry, June 10, '27.

Leo P. Tierman, 1st Lieut., Engineers, June 1, '27.

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IX. Leaves of Absence of Officers

:

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Name. Rank. ijrgam zation

.

From. To.

Arthur C. Colnhan, .... Colonel, Headquarters, 103rd Cay., July 1, '27, July 31, '27.

Joseph L. N. Wolfe, . .

.

Captain, Chap., Hq., 103rd Engrs., June 7, '27, Nov. 1, '27.

George M. Harvey, 1st Lieut., 2Stb Sis:. Co., Spec. Tps., June 21, '27, Aug. 21, '27.

2Sth Div.,George E. DeCoursey, .

.

2nd Lieut., 10,3rd Obsn. Sq., 28th June 14, •27, Aug. 14, '27.

Div. Air Corps,Joseph E. Gill, 2nd Lieut., Btry C, 108th F. A., Sept. 8, '27, Oct. 9, '27.

Norman C. Ash, 2nd Lieut., ?erv. Troop, 103rd Cav., June 5, '27, Aug. 5, '27.

2nd Lieut., Company B, 110th Inf., May 1, '27, July 1, '27.

X. Captain Edward L. Traylor, formerly commanding Howitzer Company, 111thInfantry, having satisfactorily settled all financial and property accounts, his nameis removed from the Supernumerary List, as of June 22, 1927.

XL State Recognition of Organizations

:

Organization. Station.Date ofState

Recognition.

103rd Photo Section, 28th Division Air Corps,Med. Dept. Detachment, 28th Division Air Corps, . .

100th Ambulance Co., (AD), 103rd Med. Regt., ..

Company B, 125th Engineer Battalion (Mounted),

Coraopolis, Pa.,Philadelphia, Pa.,Philadelphia, Pa.,Ligonier, Pa.,New Castle, Pa.

June 20, '27.

June 24, '27.

June 24, '27.

June 21, '27.

May 23, '27.

XII. Federal Recognition of Organizations

:

Date ofOrganization. Station. Federal

Recognition.

Enlisted Detachment, Division Surgeon's Office, 28th Coraopolis, Pa., June 20, '27.

Company B, 125th Engineers Battalion (Mounted), New Castle, Pa., May 23, '27.

XIII. Federal Recognition of Officers:

Name.

Lewis F. Acker,Ramon J, Cabrera, ....Harry H. Carey,Theodore P. Coates, . ,

Howard H. Conrad,Purcell B. Davies,John E. Da visson, . .

.

William J. Eagle,Edward 8. Frick, ....

Kemp G. Fuller,Alexander S. GinsburghDonald W. Griffin, .

Henry L. Hayden,Edward C. Houser,

Mitchell Jenkins,Paul W. Keely, ,

Oscar S. Keller,George E. Kemp, ....

Captain,2nd Lieut.,Captain,1st Lieut.,Captain,2nd Lieut.,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,

Captain,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,Captain,

1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,Colonel,

Organization.

Hq., 176th Field Artillery,Hq. Troop, 103rd Cavalry,Battery C, 109th F. A.,Hq. Battery, 17Gth F. A.,Hq. Battery, 109th F. A.,Hq. Co., 2nd Bn., 109th Inf.,Troop A, 103rd Cavalry,Company G, 111th Infantry,Q. M. C, 110th M. T. Co., 28thDiv. Tn.,Hq. Btry. 53rd F. A. Brigade,Hq., 1st Bn., 109th F. A.,Troop F, 103rd Cavalry,Hq. Co., 3rd Bn., 111th Inf.,

F. A., 103rd Amm. Train, 53rdF. A. Brig.,

Btry. F, 100th F. A.,Company B, 125th Engr. Bn.,Hq., 1st Bn., 109th F. A.,Inf., Insp. Gen. Dept., S. S. C.& D.,

Date ofFederal

Recognition

June 1, '27.

May 17, '27.

May 24, '27.

June 1, '27.

May 25, '27.

May 25, '27.

May IT. '27.

Mav 19, '27.

May ">

,

'27.

June 1, '27.

May 27, '27.

May 17, '27.

May 17, '27.

May 25, '27.

May 28, '27.

May 23, '27.

May 25, '27.

May 6, '27.

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Daniel W. Einsey, .

Jacob M. Latter, .

.

Benjamin 1. Lcvine,Robert G. Little, .

Leo A. Luttringer, .

Raymond Merenda, .

Corey E. Patton, .

.

Frank H. Poehlman,Robert C. Reynolds^John M. Rose,William K. Russell,Henry C. Tatna.ll, .

Harry Watlcins,

Joseph A. Zielinski,William H. Zierdt,

2nd Lieut.,1st Lieut.,Captain,2nd Lieut.,

Lieut. Col.,2nd Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,Captain,2nd Lieut.,Major,1st Lieut.,Cornet.1st Lieut.,

Captain,Lieut. Col.,

Battry A, 107th F. A.,Battery D, 109th F. A.,Company A, 125th Eng. Bn.,V. C, Med. Dept. Det., 107thF. A.,

Q. M. C., S. S. C. & D.,Battery D, 108th F. A.,Hq. Battery, 109th F. A.,Hq. Co., 112th Infantry,Company B, 109th Infantry,Hq., 111th Infantry,Mq., 1st Bn., 109th F. A.,Hq. Troop, 52nd Cay. Brigade,Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 2nd Bn.,109th F. A.,Company 6, 111th Infantry,F. A., Insp. Sec, Hq., 28th Div.,

May 17, '27.

May 26, *27.

May 7, '27.

May 17, '27.

May 17, '27.

July 12, '26.

May 20, '27.

June 1, '27.

May 17, '27.

May 17, '27.

May 24, '27.

Apr. 28, '27.

May 2, '27.

May 18, '27.

May 6, '27.

XIV. ANNUAL FIELD TRAINING—Supplementing G. O. No. 4, A. G. O..Pa., c. s, units of the Pennsylvania National Guard will participate in Encampmentsfor Instruction in Field Training in Target Practice as follows:

(a) Units organized subsequent to February 24, 1927

:

Medical Department Detachment, 55th Brigade, at Mount Gretna, Pa., fromJuly 9th to 23rd. 1927.

Enlisted Detachment, Division Surgeon's Office, at Mount Gretna, Pa., fromJuly 23rd to August 6th, 1927.

109th Ambulance Company, 103rd Medical Regiment, at Mount Gretna, Pa..from July 23rd to August 7th, 1927.

Medical Department Detachment, 28th Division Air Corps, at Langley Field,Virginia, from August 14th to 28th, 1927.

203rd Photo Section. 28th Division Air Corps, at Langley Field, Virginia,from August 14th to 28th, 1927.Company B, 125th Engineer Battalion (Mounted), at Mount Gretna, Pa.,

from August 6th to 20th, 1927.

(b) Units reorganized subsequent to February 24, 1927, will train with theorganizations of which they form a part.

XV. AMENDMENT OF CERTAIN GENERAL ORDERS.—So much of G. O.No. 4, A. G. O., Pa., c. s., as refers to the Encampment for Instruction in FieldTraining of 108th Hospital Company, 103rd Medical Regiment, is amended to changethe date of encampment from July 23rd to August 6th, inclusive, 1927, to August6th to 20th, inclusive, 1927.


F. D. BEARY.

The Adjutant General.

[G. 0. 10]


1. The following appointments as Members of the ArmoryBoard of the State of Pennsylvania have been made by theGovernor, and the same are published herewith for the informa-tion and guidance of all concerned :

Major General William G. Price, Jr., Chester, Pa., appointedJune 23, 1927, to compute from January 18, 1927, re-

appointed.

Brigadier General Albert J. Logan, Pittsburgh, Pa., ap-pointed June 23, 1927, to compute from January 18, 1927,re-appointed.

Brigadier General Edward Martin, Washington, Pa., ap-pointed June 23, 1927, to compute from July 25, 192(5,

re-appointed.

Colonel Robert M. Vail, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., appointed June23, 1927, to compute from January 18, 1927, re-appointed.

Colonel Stephen Elliott, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., appointed June23, 1927, to compute from January 18, 1927, re-appointed.

Harrisburg, Pa., July 12, 1927.

General OrdersNo. 19

By order of JOHN S. FISHER,Governor.


Otticial

:

[G. O. 20.]


Harrisburg, Pa., July 31, 1927.

General Orders,

No. 20.

Section.

I

II

Appointments and Assignments of Officers,

Reappointments and Reassignments of Officers,

Reassignments of Officers, Ill

Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve, IVResignations of Officers, VResignations of National Guard Reserve Officers, VILeaves of Absence of Officers, VIIResignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property VIIIAnnouncement of Death of Officer, Penna. N. G., IXState Recognition of Organization, XFederal Recognition of Organizations, XIFederal Recognition of Officers, XIIAmendment of certain General Orders, XIII


Name.

Chaplain.James Julian Bingham,.


Harlem Irvin Evans

Carlos Eugene Wolfram,

Veterinary Corps,Medical Department.

William Kemp Nugent

Air Corps.Hoicard Rigby

Quartermaster Corps.Charles Franklin Ellinger,. .

.

Raymond Elias Casper

William Arthur Frantz,Franklin Lewis Loy,...

Pearson Arthur Beck,

Engineers.Charles Augustin Coulomb, Jr..

William Keeler Henry,

Coast Artillery Corps.Charles Joseph Smith,William David Andes, 2nd,.

Field Artillery.William McKinley Hernandez,

John Lindsay

William Waugh Griffin,

Lisle Chester Ehrhart,. .

.

Rank.

Captain,

Captain,

1st Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.

Captain,

Captain,1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,1 1 < 1 Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

1st Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

'2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut..

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

Dateof Appoint-

ment.

July 7, '27,

July 9, '27,

July 1, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 12, '27,

July 1, '27,

July 1, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 2, '27,

July 15, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 15, '27,

Julv 13, '27,

July 13, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 7, '27,

Rank From.

July 7, '27,

July 9, '27.

July 1, '27,

July 7, '27,

July, 12 '27,

Julv 1, '27,

July 1, '27,

Julv 7, '27,

July 2, '27,

July 15, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 15, '27,

July 13, '27,

July 13, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 7, '27.

July 7, '27,

Assignment.

Hq., 108th Field Artillery.

107th Amb. Co., 103rdMed. Regt.

Med. Dept. Det., 103rdCav.

Det., 103rdMed. Dept.Engr.

Insp. Gen. Dept., S. S. C.& D.

Q. M. Corps, S. S. C. & D.106th Wag. Co., 28th Div.

Q. Ml Corps, S. S. C. & D.106th Wag. Co., 28th Div.Tn.

106th Wag. Co., 28th Div.Tn.

Hq. & Service Co., 103rdEngrs.

Co. A, 125th Engr. Bn.,(Mtd).

Btry. F, 213th C. A. (A.A.).Btry. F, 213th C. A. (A.A.).

Hq., 108th F. A., asLiaison Officer.

Hq., 2nd Bn., 108th F. A.,as Liaison Officer.

Hq., 2nd Bn., 108th F. A.,as I. & P. & T. O.

Hq., 176th F. A., asLiaison Officer.

[G. -0. 20] 2

Name.

William Joseph CaehinCharles Franklin Endy,

William James Fausnavght, Jr.,

Frederick Langford Harvey,

Stevenson Lusk Wooley,

Leo Peter StimmlerElmer Ellsworth Hope, Jr.,

William Swan McLean, 3rd,. . .

Franklin William Hosken,Jr„.Cyrus Robert Hoffd,

Beverly Randolph Shriver

Cavalry.Benjamin Charles Jones,Rueil Keedy Greitzner Rice

Kenneth James Hafer,John Wilson MartinKenneth Seiner Rufe,Badcliffe Cheston Heberton, . . .

.

Infantry.Warren Sturgis BurchinalIra Dean Keirn,

Albert Russell StuetzJohn David Stewart

Raymond Ulysses Mueller

Henry Emerson Bergey

Harry G rover Weber,

Edward James Ford

David Clifford Porter, Jr

Leroy McKinley Davis

Daniel D. Driscole,

Fred Julius Carlson,

George Henry Beck

Hannibal Ellis Potter,

Meredith Lytton Davis

Harry Adam Serfass,

Daniel Anthony BradleyWilliam Chester Giarth

Rank.Date

of Appoint-ment.

Rank From.

2nd Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,

July 5, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 5, '27,

July 7, '27,

2nd Lieut., July 7, '27, July 7, '27,



2nd Lieut.,


July 7, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 15, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 15, '27,

2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,Julv 15, '27,

July 15, '27,

July 15, '27,

July 15, '27,


Major,1st Lieut.,

July 13, '27,

July 19, '27,

Julv 13, '27,

July 10, '22,

2nd Lieut.,


2nd Lieut.,

July 7, '27,

July 7, '27,

Julv 12, '27,

July 25, '27,

July 7, '27,

Julv 7, '27,

July 12, '27,

July 25, '27,

Captain,Captain,

July 7, '27,

July 7, '27,

July 7,'27,'

July 7, '27,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,Julv 12, '27,

July 8, '27,Mav 22, '24,

July 8, '27,

1st Lieut., July 25, '27, July 25, '27,

1st Lieut., July 25, '27, July 25, '27,




2nd Lieut., July 7, '27, July 7, '27.


Julv 12, '27,

July 12, '27,

July 12, '27,

July 12, '27,






July 25, '27,

July 27, '27,

July 25, '27,

July 27, '27,

Batterv D103rd Am.

Brig.Hq. Btry.

1st Bn.,Hq. Btry.

1st Bn.,Hq. Btrv.

1st Bn.,Battery ABatterv EHq., 53rd

Aide.Hq. Btry.,Hq. Btry.2nd Bn.

Battery E

Assignment.

108th F. A.Tn., 53rd F. A.

& Combat Tn.107th F. A.& Combat Tn.,108th F. A.& Combat Tn.,176th F. A.

, 176th F. A., 176th F. A.F. A. Brigade, as

53rd F. A. Brig.

& Combat Tn.,109th F. A.107th F. A.

Hq., 52nd M. G. SquadronHq., 52nd Cav. Brig., as

Aide.Troop E, 103rd Cavalry.Hq. Tr., 104th Cavalry.Troop A, 52nd M. G. Sq.

Hq. Det., 1st Sq., 103rdCav., as Supply Officer.

Hq., 55th Brig., as Adj.Company G, 110th In-

fantry.Hq., 56th BrigCompany G,

fantry.Hq. Co., 1st

Inf., as Adj.Company A,

fantry.Company G,

fantry.Company

fantry.Hq. Co.,

Inf.

Companyfantry.

Service Co., 109th Inf.

Company E, 112th In-

fantry.28th M. P. Co., Spec. Tps.,

28th Div.28th Tank Co

28th Div.Company G,

fantry.Company G,

fantry.Hq. Co., 3rd Bn., 111th Inf

Company G, 110th In-

fantry.

., as Aide.110th In-

Bn., 111th

111th In-

G, 111th In-

M, 111th In-

lst Bn., 112th

F, 112th In-

Spec. Tps.,

111th In-

109th In-

3


[G. O. 20]

Name.

Chaplain.David Peter HacQuarrie


Harry Loyal Baker,

Robert Willis Zenker

Medical Administrative CorpsMedical Department.

Benjamin Kipp Alward,

Mathew Joseph Stephens,

Infantry.Harry Miller Foos,Aten Edward Rauch,Earl William Treas,

Rank.

Captain,

Captain,

Captain,

Captain,

1st Lieut.,

Captain,Captain,1st Lieut.,

Date of

Reappoint-ment.

June 30, '27,

July 17, '27,

July 20, *27,

June 30, '27,

July 29, '27,

June 30, '27,

July 10. '27,

July 10, '27,

Rank From.

June 30, '22,

July 17, '22,

July 20, '22,

June 30, '22,

July 29, '21,

June 30, '22,

Julv 10, '22,

July 10, '22,

Reassignment.

Hq„ 176th F. A.

Med. Dept. Det., 213thC. A. (A.A.).

Med. Dept. Det., 213thC. A. (A.A.).

Hq., 103rd Med. Regt.

Hq., 109th F. A., as LiaisonOfficer.

Hq. Co.. 111th Infantry.Company I, 109th Inf.

Company I, 109th Inf.

III. Reassignments of Officers:

Name.

James B. Cousart,

John W. Eyre,

Thomas A. Meryweather,. , .

.

William W. Griffin

Raymond Merenda,

Andrew B, Raub,

Harry G. Weber,

Rank.

Captain,

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.,

Old Assignment.

Adj., Hq., Spec. Tps.28th Div.,

Supply Officer, Hq.,Spec. Tps., 28thDiv., and as Comdg.Officer, Hq. Det.,Spec. Tps., 28thDiv.,

Co. F, 111th Infantry,Service Btry., 108th

F. A.

Battery D, 108th F. A.,

Hq. Btry. & CombatTn., 2nd Bn., 109thF. A..

Co. G, 111th Infantry

New Assignment.

Hq. Det., Spec. Tps.28th Div., as Comdg.Officer, and in addition will performduties of Adj.,

Hq. Det., Spec. Tps28th Div., as SupplyOfficer,

Service Co., 111th Inf.,

Hq., 2nd Bn., 108thF. A., as I. & P. &T. O.,

Service Btry., 108thF. A.,

Hq., 2nd Bn., 109th F.A., as I. & P. & T.O..

Hq. Co., 1st Bn., 111thInf.,

Date ofReassign-ment.

July 26, '27.

July 25, '27.

JulyJuly

July

July

24, '27.

1, '27.

2, '27.

14, '27.

July 22, '27.

IV. Transfer of Officers to National Guard Reserve:

Name. Rank. Organization.Date of

Transfer toN. G. Reserve

Major,1st Lieut.,1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,

Hq., 52nd M. G. Squadron,Battery E, 107th Field Artillery,Service Btry., 109th Field Artillery,

Aide, Hq., 56th Brigade,

July 12, '27.

Julv 1, '27.

July 19, '27.

July 1, '27.Charles J. Mclntyre

[G. O. 20] 1

V. Resignations of Officers:


Acceptance of

Resignation.

Richard H. PriceWilliam A. Wagstaff,

Nicholas M. Fellman,

'2nd Lieut.,

'2nd Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

28th Tank Co., Spec. Tps., 28th Div.,Battery D, 213th C. A. (A.A.),Battery F, 213th C. A. (A.A.),Hq., 108th Field Artillery,Battery E, 108th Field Artillery,

July 15, '27.

July 15, '27.

July 12, '27.

July 1, '27.

July 1, '27.

VI. Resignations of National Guard Reserve Officers:

Name. Rank. Branch of Service.Date of

Acceptance of

Resignation.

Clinton T. Bundy, Lieut. Col., Field Artillery, July 5, '27.

Barley J. Zicglcr Captain, Infantry, Julv 12, '27.

Edgar V. H.Bcll, Captain, Cavalry, July 15, '27.

VII. Leaves of Absence of Officers:

Name. Rank. Organization. From. To.

Charles Schall

William C. RossGeorge S. Dix,Edward S. DillonHenry L. Jones

Wilmer S. TrinkleJoseph L. Easlu ick, . . . .

Andrew B. Raub,

Lt. Col.,

Captain,Captain,Captain,Captain,Captain,Captain,1st Lieut.,2nd Lieut.,

2nd Lieut.,

Chaplain, Ho., 28th Division,108th Amb. Co., 103rd Med. Regt.,Company E, 103rd Engineers,Hq., 108th Field Artillery,

M. C., Med. Dept. Det., 108th F. A.,Battery F, 109th Field Artillery,

D. C„ Med. Dept. Det., 111th Inf.

Hq. Battery, 108th F. A.,Battery A, 108th Field Artillery,

Hq. Btrv. & Combat Tn., 2nd Bn.,109th F. A.,

Aug. 1, '27,

July 1, '27.

Aug. IS, '27,

Sept. 8, '27,

July 9, '27,

Julv 6, '27,

Sept. 8, '27,

July 20, '27,

Julv 31, '27.

July 1, '27.

Sept. 30, '27.

Sept. 1, '27.

Oct. 31, '27.

Oct. 10, '27.

Aug. 10, '27.

Aug. 14, '27.

Oct. 15, '27.

Oct. 1, '27.

Aug. 31, '27.

Aug. 30, '27.

VIII. Resignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property:


Acceptance ofResignation.

Philip S. Stout Captain, Unassigned (Super.) List, (formerly Med. Det.. June 30, '22.

111th Inf.),

2nd Lieut., Unassigned (Super.) List, (formerly Hq. Det., Nov. 23, '26.

2nd Sq., 104th Cav.),

IX. Announcement is made of the death of First Lieutenant Donald C. Rowe,Service Company, 111th Infantry, which occurred on July 1, 1927.

X. State recognition is extended to Medical Department Detachment, 55thBrigade, with station at Washington, Pa., to date from June 29, 1927.

5

XI. Federal Recognition of Organizations:

[G. 0. 20]

Date of

Organization. Station. FederalRecognition.

Medical Dept. Det., '28th Division Air Service,

109th Ambulance Co. (A.D.), 103rd Med. Regt

Washington, Pa.,Philadelphia, Pa.,Philadelphia,»Pa.,Ligonier, Pa.,

June 29, '27.

June 24, '27.

June 24, '27.

June 21, '27.

XII. Federal Recognition of Officers:

Na

Norman C. Atwood,. .

Charles R. Campbell,.

.

William II. C. Carlisle.

Thomas H.Cassady,..Kenneth II. Corrin,. .

Charles W. Cramer,. . .

Samuel Glenn,Job Marvin Hall,. . . .

Robert C. HerrodWilliam L. HicksWilliam 0. llijenfritz,

.

Robert II. Jones,Austin C. LineStahley II. Livingston,.Oliver L. Martin,Thomas P. IlcCann,.

.

Reuben E. A. Peterson,Howard II. PoszJames L. Rankin, Jr.,.

Ralph V. ReisgenDudley C. Roth,John A. SchaulisWilliam B. SloanVincent S. TomesClarence W. Urban, . .

William R. Walter .. .

George .4. WigganCarlos E. Wolfrom,. . .

Charles H. Young,. . .

Organization.

2nd Lieut.,

WarrantOfficer,

2nd Lieut..

1st Lieut.,

1st Lieut.,2nd Lieut..

1st Lieut.,2nd Lieut..

Captain,Major,2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.

;

Captain,Major,2nd Lieut.1st Lieut.,

Captcin,1st Lieut.,2nd Lieut..

Captain,Captain,2nd Lieut.2nd .Lieut.,

2nd Lieut..

1st Lieut.,CaptainCaptain,1st Lieut.,Major,

Battery A, 176th F. A.,

Service Co., 112th Infantry,

V. C, Med. Dept. Det., 53th Brigade,Battery F, 176th F. A.,M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 111th Infantry,Batterv D. 176th F. A.,V. C, Med. Dept. Det.. 107th F. A.,Hq. Btrv. & Combat Tn., 2nd Bn.. 176th F. A.,

D. C, Med. Dept. Det., 107th F. A.,

Q. M. C, S. S. C. & D.,103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Div. Air Corps,Batterv D, 109th F. A.,Hq., 2nd Bn., 109th F. A.,Hq., 52nd Cavalrv Brigade,Service Btry., 109th F. A.,Companv L, 112th Infantrv,M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 107th F. A.,Companv C, 112th Infantry,Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 3rd Bn., 176th F. A.

;

Company C, 112th Infantry,Company G, 112th Infantry,Hq. Co., 1st Bn., 110th Infantry,Batterv E, 107th F. A.,Battery D. 108th F. A.,

Company G, 112th Infantry,Company B, 125th Engr. Bn.,Hq., 103rd Cavalry,M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 103rd Cav.,M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 111th Inf.,

Date of

FederalRecognition.

June 8, '27.

June 3, "27.

JuneJuneJuneJuneJuneJuneJuneMavMar.JuneMayJuneMayJuneApr.JuneJuneJuneJuneJuneMar.JuneJuneMayMar.JulyJune

1, '27,

1, '27.

8, '27.

8. '27.

14, '27.

13, '27.

14. '27.

27, '27.

24, '27.

14. '27.

26, '27.

1, '27.

25, '27.

1, '27.

12, '27.

10, '27.

8, '27.

S, '27.

13, '27.

3, '27.

15, '27.

21, '27.

14, '27.

23, '27.

2, '27.

1, '27.

11, '27.

XIII. Amendment of certain General Orders:

(a) General Orders No. 1, A. G. O., series 1823, is amended to include thefollowing awards of Foreign Decorations:

Gormen, Hamj J., 1953244, corporal, Battery C, 232d Field Artillery, 83rdDivision.

French Croix de Guerre with bronze star, in Brigade Orders dated October 31,

1918, by General Gascouin, commanding the artillery of the 17th (French)Army corps, with the citation: "Gave proof of great courage in laying and repairing,

under violent bombardment, the telephone lines connecting his battery (in-

fantry accompanying battery) and the infantry command post which lines wereoften cut, near Malbrouch, on October 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16."

Residence at enlistment: 719 11th Ave., New Brighton, Pa.

[G. O. 20] 6

Ball, John H., lieutenant colonel, 108th Field Artillery, 28th Division.

British Order of St. Michael and St. George (Companion).

(No specific citation of record).

Residence at entry into military service: 2333 South 21st Street, Philadelphia,Pa.

(b) So much of Paragraph XVI, G. 0. No. 10, A. G. 0., current series, asrefers to First Lieutenant Alton E. Harrop, is amended to read "July 17, 1926,"

instead of July 26, 1926.

By Order of the Governor,

F. D. BEARY,


[G. O. 21]


Harrisburg, Pa., August 17, 1921.

General Orders ?

No. 21. S

Section

Announcement of Reappointment and Reassignment of

General Officer, I

I. Announcement of Reappointment and Reassignment of

General Officer.—Under the provisions of Section 6, Act of

Assembly, approved May 17, 1921, Edward Martin, of Washington,

Washington County, Pa., is reappointed a general officer of the

line, to date from August 17, 1927, with rank of Brigadier Gen-

eral from August 17, 1922, and assigned as Commanding Officer,

55th Brigade, 28th Division.

By order of the Governor :

F. D. BEARY,


!

•

[G. O. 22]


Harrisburg, Pa., August 31, 1927.General Orders £

No. 22. J

Section.

Appointments and Assignments of Officers IReappointments and Reassignments of Officers IIReassignments of Officers Ill

' Transfer of Officer to National Guard Reserve IVResignations of Officers VLeaves of Absence of Officers VIResignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property VIIFederal Recognition of Organization VIIIFederal Recognition of Officers IXAmendment of certain General Orders, X


:

Name


Franklin Simcoe Gillespie

Dental CorpsMedical Department

Harry Ward Bailey

Veterinary CorpsMedical Department

Harvey Josiah SeissWeicksel

Medical AdministrativeCorps

Medical DepartmentWilliam Hope

Fay Harris Ramsey . . .

Roland Harold Hand . .

Air Corps?George Logan

William Oliver Ilgenfritz

Benjamin John Nasief .

.

Robert Penrose Hewitt. .

John Victor Dallin ....

John Wilson Alhriaht . .

Samuel. Brenner

Franklin Armstrong John-son

Francis Henry Scanlan

Dateof Appoint-

mentRank From Assignment

Captain

Captain

1st Lieut.

Captain

Captain

Captain

Captain

1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Aug. 12, '27! Aug. 12, '27

j

Med. Dept. Det.. 28thDiv. Air Corps

Aug. 10. '27,

Aug. 10, '27 lOflth Hosp. Co., 103rdMed. Regt.

Aug. 11, '27 Aug. 11, '27 i Med. Dept. Det., 103rdCav.

Au£.

Aug.

Aug-

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

Aufc.

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

2, '27 .Aug.

5, '27j

Aug.

9, '27j

Aug.

8, '27! Aug.

S, '27 Aug.

8, '27 Aug.

'27 Aug.

'27;

Aug.

'27 Aug.

27 Aug.

'27 107th Atnli. Co., 103rdMed. Re,gt.

'27 100th Hnsp. Co., 103rdMed. Regt.

'271Service Co., 103rd Med

Regt.

'27 Aug.

'27 Aug.

8,

10,

11,

8,

8,

8,

'27

'27

'27

'27

•27

'27

103 rdDiv.

103rdDiv.

103 rdDiv.

103 rdDiv.

103rdDiv.

103rdDiv.

lOSrrl

Div.

Osn.AirOh=n.AirOhsn.AirOhsn.AirOhsn.AirOhsn.AirOhsn.Air

So..CorpsSn.,

CorpsSn.,

CorpsSn.,

CorpsSo.,

CorpsSn.,

CorpsSn.,

Corps

28th

28th

28th

28th

28th

28th

28th

'27 103rd Ohsn. So,., 28tli

Div. Air Corps'27 103rd Ohsn. Sn., 28tb

' Div. Air Corps

IG. O. 22] 2

Coast Artillery Cortps

Henning Bruhn Dieter .

Field ArtilleryAlfred Harold Anderson

CavalryGeorge Kunkel

Frank John Dippery

InfantryFrank McCoy Lt. Col.

Lewi* Murray Llewellyn 1st Lieut.

Anthony Joseph DelCampo

i

2nd Lieut

2nd Lieut.

1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Merle Frederick Sousae

Earlc Deward McCrea .

2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Aug.

July

Aug.

4, '27

15, '27

6, '27

Aug.

Aug.

Aug.

4,

30,

'27

•24i

6, '27

Aug. 5, '27 Aug. 5, '27

Aug.July

12,

25,

'27•27

Aug.July

12,25,

'27•27

July 27, '27 July 27, '27

Aug. 1, '27 Aug. 1, '27

•Aug. 16, '27 Aug. 16, •27

Battery D, 213tli C. A.(A. A.).

Hq., 107th F. A., asLiaison Officer

Hq. Det.. 2nd Sq.,104th Cav., as Comdg,Officer, and in addi-tion will perform theduties of I. & P. &T. O., Hq., 2nd Sq.,104th Cav.

Troop C. 52nd M. G.

'

Sq.

Hq., 112th InfantryCompany F, 112th In-

fantryService Co., 111th In-

fantryCompany L, 112th In-fantry

Howitzer Co.. 112th In-

fantry


:

Name Rank Date of Reap-pointment


Field ArtilleryWalter Hiram Frick ..

Infantry

Major

ColonelLt. Col.Major

Captain

Aug. 9, '27

Aug. 17, '27

Aug. 28, *27

Aug. 28, '27

Aug. 28, '27

Aug. 9, '22

Aug. 17, '22

Aug. 28, '22

Aug. 28, '22

Aug. 28, *22

Hq., 3rd Bn., 176th F.A.

Hq., 110th InfantryHq., 110th InfantryHq., 55th Brig., as

Brig. ExecutiveHq., 110th Inf., as Adj.

John Weir Woodend ....William Elliott Pierce . .

Joseph James King

III. Reassignments of Officers :

Name Rank Old Assignment New Assignment Date of Re-assignment

Major

1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Hq., Col. Bn.,103rd Med. Regt.

Aide. Hq., 53rd F.A. Brig.

Service Co., 111thInf.

Hq., Amb. Bn.,103rd Med. Regt.

Supply Officer, Hq.,53rd F. A. Brig.

Co. F, 111th In-fantry

July 23, "27

Aug. 12, '27

July 26, '27

Nathaniel R. Elliott . . .

George W. Gerlacher .

.

IV. Second Lieutenant Norman C. Ash, Cavalry, is relieved from duty withService Troop, 103rd Cavalry, as of August 5, 1927, and under the provisions ofParagraph lla(2), National Guard Regulations No. 30, upon his own application,is transferred to the National Guard Reserve.

3 [G. O. 22]

V. Resignations of Officers.

Name Rank

Walter L. Poorman 1st Lieut.

Meyer L. Casman .... 1st Lieut.William Hope 1st Lieut.

Roland H. Hand 1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

Franklin S. Gillespie . . 1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Organization

Troop A. 52nd M. G. SquadronHq., 103rd EngineersM. A. C, 107th Amb. Co., 103rd

Med. Rest.M. A. C, Service Co., 103rd Med.

Regt.M. A. C, 109th Hosp. Co.. 103rd

Med. Regt.M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 28th Div.

Air CorpsCompany L, 100th InfantryBattery F. 109th Field Artillery

Date ofAcceptance ofResignation

Aug. 1, '27

Aug. 1, •27

Aug. 1, '27

Aug. 8, '27

Aug. 4, '27

Aug. 11, '27

Aug. 18, '27

Aug. 12, '27

VI. Leaves of Absence of Officers

:

Name

Walter C. Sterling

Robert SI. VailJohn M. GentnerJohn C. Groff . .

,

Gerwin D. Adair .

Harry H. Bamhart

Stanley F. Coar

James S. Gallagher

Martin F. Boland

£eo A. HaggertyHenry L. Jones 2nd

Rank

Colonel

ColonelLt. Col.Major

MajorMajor

Major

Captain

Captain

CaptainCaptain

Organization

Old. Dept., S. S. C.& D.

Hq.. 109th InfantryHq., 103rd EngineersHq., 3rd Bn., 111th

InfantryHq., 109th InfantryHq.. 2nd Bn., 213th C.A (A. A.).

Hq.. 2nd Bn., 100thInfantry

Company M, 110th In-fantry

D. C, Med Dept. Det.,109th Inf.

Hq., 109th lnfantrvBattery F. 109th F. A.

From To

Aug. 15, '27 Oct. 15, '27

Sept.Aug.Aug.

6,

25,7,

•27'27'27

Nov.Oct.Oct.

1,

16,7,

*27'27'27

Sept.Sept.

6,

8,

'27'27

Nor.Oct.

1,

8,

'27'27

Sept. 6, '27 Nov. 1, 27

Sept. 6, '27 Oct. 18, '27

Sept. 6, "27 Nov. 1, •27

Sept.Aug.

0,

14,

'27'27

Nov.Feb.

1,

14,

'27'27

VII. Resignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property :

Name

Jtussel L. Test

Elmer It. Emerick

Chester Gracie . .

.

Captain

Captain

1st Lieut.

Organization

Jack J. Xeucr 2nd Lieut.

Unassigned (Super.) List(formerly Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn.1st Bn.. 176th F. A.)

TJnassigned (Super.) List.formerly Btry. D. 107th F. A.)

reassigned (Super.) List(formerly Mtcl. Co. No. 103, Spec.Tps., 28th Div.).

Fnassigned (Super.) List(formerly Hq. Det., 2nd Sq., 104thCav.).

Date ofAcceptance ofResignation

Mar. 5, '24

July 14, '25

May 15, '24

Apr. 19, -27

VIII. Federal recognition is extended by the Militia Bureau to HeadquartersDetachment, Second Squadron. 103rd Cavalry, with station at Selinsgrove, Pato date from May 19, 1927.

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IX. Federal Recognition of Officers

:

Name

William J. Cashinftaymond E. Casper

Robert L. ConghlinLeroy M. DavislAsle C. Ehrhart .

.

Charles F. EllingerAlbert B. FeinbergStanley I. GiltnerFrederick L. Harvey

William M. HernandezHarold K. Hogg

James S. HoggClarence H. Pershing

James V. SarverCarryl E. StaufferHarry G. Weber . .

.

Clarence E. Whipple

Organization

Battery D, lOSth Field Artillery

Q. M. C, 106th Wag. Co., 28tli Div.Tn.

Battery E, 109th Field ArtilleryCompany F, 112th InfantryHeadquarters, 176th F. A.Q. M. C, S. S. C. & D.M. C, Med. Dept. Det., 109th F. A.103rd Am. Tn., 53rd F. A. Brig.Hq. Btrv. & Combat Tn., 1st Bn.,

108th F. A.Headquarters, 108th F. A.M. C, 107th Hosp. Co., 103rd Med.

Eegt.V. C, Med. Dept. Dot., 109th F. A.M. A. C, 109th Amb. Co., 103rd

Med. Regt.Batterv E, 17Gth Field ArtilleryHq. Co., 56th BrigadeCompany G, 111th InfantryBattery D, 107th Field Artillery

Date ofFederal

Recognition

July 5, •2TJuly 1, '27

June 1, '27

July 7, '27

July 7, '27

Ju3y 1, 27June 21, '27 •

June 22, '27

July 7, '27

Juty 7, '27

Juoe 3, '27

June 22, '27

June 21, '27

Jane 8, '27

June, 28, •27

July 1, •27

May 2, •27

X. Amendment of certain General Orders

:

So much of Paragraph XIV (a), G. O. No. IS A. G. O., c. s., as relates to203rd Photo Section, 28th Division Air Corps, is amended to read "103rd PhotoSection, 2Sth Division Air Corps."



(G. O. 23.)


Harrisburg, Pa., September 7, 1927.

General Orders ?

No. 23. J

SectionSelection of Enlisted Men of National Guard for Ap-

pointment to United States Military AcademyEligibility for Appointment, IIMethod of Selection, IllScope of Examination, IVForm of Application, VTransportation, VI

I. Under the regulations for the selection of enlisted men ofthe National Guard for appointment to the United States Mili-tary Academy, and pursuant to authority contained in letter ofThe Adjutant General, War Department, dated August 19, 1927,(AG 351.11 West Point), there has been allotted to the Governorof Pennsylvania the selection of three candidates from the en-listed men of the Pennsylvania National Guard.

II. To be eligible for appointment from the National Guardthe applicant must be an enlisted man of a unit of the Pennsyl-vania National Guard recognized by the Federal Government.He must, on the date of admission, July 2, 1928, have served asan enlisted man, not less than one year, must be between theages of nineteen and twenty-two years, must be not less thanfive feet four inches in height, and must be unmarried. Theage and service regulations are statutory, and cannot be waivedor modified, but it is not essential that the service be continuous,so that former service in the National Guard may be countedin determining the applicant's eligibility.

III. Selection will be made according to the order of meritestablished in a preliminary examination to be conducted for TheAdjutant General by the Superintendent of Public Instruction ofthe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which will be held in theHouse of Representatives Caucus Room, State Capitol, Harris-burg,. Pa., on Wednesday, November 9, 1927, at 9 :00 o'clock A.M., (Eastern Standard Time).There is no limitation to the number who may compete in the

preliminary examination, and it is suggested this matter be in-

vited to the attention of all concerned, so that every enlisted manwho is eligible as to age, educational qualifications, and length ofservice may be afforded an opportunity to take the examination.The candidates so selected will be authorized by the War De-

partment to report for the regular entrance examination, whichis scheduled to be held beginning on March 6. 192S, and the ap-pointments will be available on July 2, 1928.

IV. The preliminary examination will be of a scope and naturesimilar to the regular examination for entrance to the MilitaryAcademy and will include subjects, as follows

:

(a) Algebra, to include quadratic equations and progressions.(h) Plane Geometry.(c) English Grammar.(d) English Composition and English Literature.(e) History:

Part 1, History of the United States.Part 2, General History.

2

V. Enlisted men who desire to take the preliminary examina-tion will forward their applications, through military channels,so as to reach The Adjutant General,. State Capitol, Harrisburg,Pa., not later than November 5, 1927, stating therein the follow-ing:

(a) Name in full (first, middle, last).(h) Grade.(c) Designation of organization.(d) Date of current enlistment.(e) Prior service (if none, so state).

(f) Date of birth.

(<l) Permanent post office address.(h) Educational qualifications.

Unless the applicant has a high school education, or its equiva-lent, the application will not be considered.Commanding officers, when approving applications, will furnish

a statement as to the moral character and military conduct ofthe applicant.

Applications must be accomnanied by a physical examination,made by a Medical Corps Officer of the National Guard, or areputable civilian physician, recorded on Form M. B. No. 21.

VI. State transportation requests will be furnished by TheAdjutant General to all applicants for the preliminary examina-tion for the necessary travel from home stations to Harrisburg,Pa., and return. All other expenses must be borne by the ap-plicants.


:

F. D. BEARY,.,

.i The Adjutant General.

[G. O. 24]


Harrisburg, Pa., September 30, 1927.General Orders )

No. 24. J

SectionAppointment and Assignment of Officer, IReappointments and Reassignments of Officers, IIReassignments of Officers, IllTransfer of Officer to National Guard Reserve IVResignations of Officers VLeaves of Absence of Officers VIFederal Recognition of Officers VII

I. Appointment and Assignment of Officer

Xii hip HankDate

of Appoint-ment

Rank From Assignment

CavalryJohn Kenneth Dufton, .

.

2nd Lieut. Sept.. 1, '27 Sept. 1, '27 Troop A, 104th Cavalry


Name RankDate

of Reappoint-ment


Field ArtillerySamuel Durand Rinas-

dorf,John Singleton Wood

Major

Captain

Ans. 21, '27

Sept. 1G. '27

Aug. 21, '22

Sept. 10. '22

Ha-, 2nd Bn. 107th F.

A.Battery B, 108th F. A.


Name Rank

William B. Murray .... Captain

Allen R. Parrish 1st Lieut.

James S. Williams .... 1st Lieut.

William T. Fleming .... 1st Lieut.

George Ennkel 1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Old Assignment

Adj., Hq., 176thF. A.

Service Btry17Gth F. A.

Adj., Hq.. 1st Sq.103rd Cav.

Comdg. Officer, Hq.Det., 1st Sq..

103rd Cav., andas I. & P. & T.O., Hq.. 1st Sq.,103rd Cav.

Comdg. Officer, Hq.Det., 2nd Sq.104th Cav., andas I. & P. & T.O.. Hq.. 2nd Sq..104th Cav.

Liaison Officer, Hq.,2nd Bn., 107thF. A.

New Assignment Date of Re-assignment

Sept.

Hq. Btry., 176th Sept.F. A.

Hq., 176th F. A.,'

Hq. Det.,' 1st Sq.. ' Sept.103rd Cav.. asComdg. Officer,

and in additionwill perform theduties of I. & P.& T. O., Hq..1st Sq., 103rdCav.

Hq., 1st Sq., 103rdCav., as Adj.

Hq., 2nd Sq.,104th Cav., asAdj.

Battery E,F. A.

107th

Sept.

1, '27

2, '27

G, "27

Sept.

Sept.

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IV. First Lieutenant Eldred L. Buffington, Cavalry, is relieved from duty asAdjutant, Headquarters, Second Squadron, 104th Cavalry, and under the pro-visions of Paragraph 11a (2), National Guard Regulations No. 30, upon hisown application, is transferred to the National Guard Reserve, as of September13, 1927.

V. Resignations of Officers

Name Bank OrganizationDate «0f Ac-ceptance ofResignation

Walter A. BrandRueil K. G. Rice

Captain1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.

Hq. Battery, 176th F. A.Hq.. 53rd F. A. BrigadeCompany C, 110th Infantry

Aug. 31, '27

July 9, '27

Sept. 13, '27

VI. Leaves of Absence of Officers

Name Rank Organization From To

Earl XV. AdairPhiUp 8. Fisher ....

Wilfred A. Morgan . .

.

William P. McWilliams .

Captain1st Lieut.

1st Lieut.

2nd Lieut.

Company D, 109tli Inf.Hq., 3rd Bn., 108th

F. A.Hq. Co., 2nd Bn., 110th

Inf.Cnmpanv B, 110th Inf.

Sept. 8, '27

Sept. 8, '27

Sept. 7, '27

Sept. 15, '27

Nov. 8, '27

Oct. 17, '27

Oct. 10, '27

Dec. 15, '27

VII. Federal Recognition of Officers

Name

Warren 8. Burchinal . . .

Charles A. Coulomb, Jr.Benjamin F. Evans . . .

William J. FwusnaughtJr

Edward J. FordHarold O. QuylerSchuyler D. HayesJosiah B. Johnson

Ira D. KeirnDavid E. LithaowCharles W. Sheldon

John D. Stewart

Rank

Captain1st Lieut.Major2nd Lieut.

2nd Lieut.1st Lieut.2nd Lieut.Captain

Captain2nd Lieut.Major

1st Lieut.

Organization

Hq., 55th BrigadeHq. & Service Co., 103rd Engrs.Hq., 53rd F. A. BrigadeHq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 1st Bn..

107th F. A.Company M, 111th InfantryM. C, Med. Dept. Det. 109th F. A.Battery A, 108th F. A.M. C, 109th Amb. Co, 103rd Med.

Regt.Company G, 110th InfantryBattery C. 176th F. A.M. C, Div. Surg. Officer, 103rd

Med. Regt.Company O, 110th Infantry

Date ofFederal

Recognition

July •27

July 7, '27

Mar. 18, •27

July- 7, '27

July 1, •27

June 22, •27

June 21, '27

Juno 21, •27

July 7, "27

June 1, '27

June 20, '27

July 8, •27



TG. O. 251

HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARDTHE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Harrisburg, Pa., October 31, 1927.

General Orders, )

No. 25. (Section

Appointments and Assignments of Officers, I

Reappointments and Reassignments of Officers, IIReassignments of Officers, IllResignations of Officers, IVLeave of Absence of Officer, V^Transfers of Officers to Supernumerary List, VITransfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve, VIIFederal Recognition of Officers, VIIIAmendment of certain General Orders, IX


:

Name

Air CorpsWilliam Savnderson

Johnston

Field ArtilleryCarl Matthew Wolter .

.

James TanHorne Sarver. .

Gordon Alexander Walter

Herbert Thomas Hughes

CavalryWalter Cramer Plasterer

James Edward Snyder .

.

InfantryJames Frederick Leetch..

Eank

1st Lt.

1st Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.

1st Lt.

2nd Lt.

Major

Date ofAppointment

Oct. 21, '27

Oct.Oct.Oct.

14,IT.

6,

•27•27'27

Oct. 6, '27

Oct. 14, '27

Oct. 15, '27

Oct. 14, '27

Rank From

Oct.

Oct.Oct.Oct.

14, '27

17, '27

6, '27

Oct. 6, '27

Oct. 14, '27

Oct. 15, '27

Oct. 14, '27

Assignment.

21, '27 103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th.

Div. Air Corps

Battery A, 176th F. A.Battery E, 176th F. A.Hq. Btry. & Combat

Tn., 1st Bn., 108th F.A.

Battery F, 109th F. A.

ServiceCav.

ServiceCav.

Troop,

Troop,

104th

104th

Hq., 1st Bn., 112th Inf.


:

Name

Quartermaster CorpsWilliam Boy Mease .

.

CavalryEdward Hooves

InfantByJames Edgar GeeTed Jay Smith

Rank

1st Lt.

Major

Major1st Lt.

Date of Re-appointment

Oct. 4, '27

Oct. 19, '27

Oct. 14, '27

Oct. 14, '27

Rank From

Oct. 4, '21

Oct. 19, '22

Oct. 14, '22

Oct. 14, '22

Re-assignment

105th Wag. Co., 28thDiv. Tn.

Hq.. 1st Sq., 103rdCav.

Hq., 1st Bn., 110th Inf.Company E, 110th Inf.

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:

Name

James C. Rosborough .

.

Adam H. Flasket

Henry L. McGrath

William A. Thomas

Charles H. Ott, Jr

Charles W. Roberts

Edward T. Asklow

Theodore E. Drummond . .

Rank

Captain

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

1st Lt.

2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.

Old Assignment

Hq. Btry. & Com-bat. Tn., 3rdBn., 108th F.A.

Adjt., Hq., 2ndBn., 103rdEngrs.

Asst. Regtl. Com-munications Of-ficer, Hq., Btry.,107th F. A.

Battery P, 108thF. A.


Supply Officer,

Hq. Det., 52ndM. G. Sq.

Hq. Btry. & Com-bat Tn., 3rdBn., 108th F.A.

Battery F. 108thF. A.

New Assignment

Hq., 3rd Bn.,108th F. A., asAdjutant

Hq., 103rd Engrs.,as P. & T. O.


Hq. Btry. & Cora-bat Tn., 3rdBn., 108th F.A.

Battery F, 108thF. A.

Troop B, 52ndM. G. Sq.


Hq. Btry. & Com-I.at Tu., 3rd Bn.,108th F. A.


Oct. 23, '27

Oct. 3, '27

Oct. 4, '27^

Oct. 24, '27

Oct. 25, '27

Oct. 20, '27

Oct. 26, '27

Oct. 27, '27

IV. Resignations of Officers :

Name

Rudolph F. Haar ......Samuel D. Rhinesmitli. .

Cornelius L. Bucknum . .

Franklin W. Reese ....George W. WhclenAndrew B. RaubHenry L. WangerFrederick W. Gehrlein. .

Rank

1st Lt.1st Lt.1st Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.

Organization

Hq. & Service Co., 103rd EngineersHq., 52nd M. G. SquadronHq.. 1st Bn., 108th V. A.Company B, 109th InfantryCompany A, 125th Eng. Bn. (Mtd.)Hq.. 2nd Bn., 109th F. A.Company A, 111th InfantryCompany H, 112th Infantry


Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct. 24OctOct.

*27•27'27'27'27

6, '27

3, '27

Oct. 21, '27

V. Leave of absence from October 5, 1927, to November 15, 1927, inclusive,

is granted Captain Joseph W. Lewis, Headquarters, First Battalion, 108th FieldArtillery, with permission to go beyond the seas.

VI. Transfers of Officers to Supernumerary List

:

Name.

Herbert 8, MillerFred L. Herr . .

.

Reuben V. Mosley

Rank

CaptainCaptainCaptain

Organization

Troop B, 52nd M. G. SqnadronBattery C, 107th Field ArtilleryService Co., 111th Infantry

Date ofTransfer toSuper. List

Oct. 3, '27

Oct. 10, '27

Oct. 21, '27

3

VII. Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve

:

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Name

Herbert S. Miller . ,

Hendrick 3f. SearchReuben V. MosleyTyson NimkkMalcolm D. Beyeler

Rank

CaptainCaptainCaptain2nd Lt.2nd Lt.

Organization

Troop B, 52nd M. G. SquadronAdjt., Hq., 3rd Bn., 108th F. A.Service Co., 111th InfantryBattery E, 107th Field ArtilleryCompany K, 112th Infantry

Date ofTransfer to

N. G. Reserve

Oct. 3, '27

Oct. 3, '27

Oct. 21, '27

Oct. 3, '27

Oct. 21, '27

VIII. Federal Recognition of Officers

:

Name

George J. Bortle .

Harold D. FosterHenry J. HerrmannJohn L-indsay ....Franklin L. Loy .

William K. NugentJames B. Patton .

Leroy Whalen

Rank

1st Lt.Captain2nd Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.

Organization

103rd Obsn Sq., 28th Dir. Air CorpsTroop A. 52nd M. G. SquadronService Battery, 176th F. A.Hq., 2nd Bn., 108th F. A.Q. M. 0., 106th Wag. Co., 28th Div.

Tn.,V. C, Med. Dept. Det., 103rd Engrs.Co. I, 111th InfantryHq. Det., 2nd Sq., 103rd Cav.

Date ofFederal

Recognition

May 17, *27

Mar. 24, '27

June 21, '27

July 7, '27

July 2, '27

July 7, '27

June 10. '27

June 10. '27

IX. Amendment of certain General Orders

:

So much of Section II, G. O. No. 2, A. G. O., series 1926, as relates to themaximum enlisted strength allotted to Special Troops, 28th Division, is amendedto read four hundred and thirty-eight (438) instead of four hundred and twenty-nine (429).


F. D. BEARY,

The Adjulatit General.

[G. O. 261

HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD.THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Harrisburg, Pa., November 21, 1927

General Orders )

No. 26 JSection

Federal Annual Armory Inspection, I

State Annual Armory Inspection, I*

Presentation of Organizations for Inspection Ill

Detail of National Guard Officers as State Inspectors IVDetail of Field or Staff Officer to be present at Inspection, VSchedule of Inspections »I

• I. In compliance with Section 93, National Defense Act, as prescribed in Para-graph 46, National Guard Regulations No. 3, the organizations of the PennsylvaniaNational Guard wall assemble in their respective armories for Federal AnnualArmory Inspection on the dates indicated below.

II. In compliance with an Act of Assembly of Pennsylvania the State AnnualArmory Inspection will be made concurrent with the Federal inspection, but will

in no way interfere with or delay, nor will it take precedence over the Federalinspection.

III. In compliance with Section 8, Act of Assembly, approved May 17, 1021,the Commanding General, 28th Division, will preseut the various organizations ofthe Pennsylvania National Guard for the Federal and State inspections on the datesmentioned, will prescribe the uniform and procedure of the inspections, will prepareblank forms for the State inspection, and will advise State inspectors as to therequirements of the inspection and reports to be rendered.

IV. The Commanding General, 28th Division, is directed to detail National Guardofficers for the State inspection. Transportation is authorized, and where officersare not permanently employed, or where such inspection will not accrue to theircredit for armory drills, per diem pay will be allowed. Care will be exercised tomake these details in such a manner as to require the least expenditure of funds.State inspectors will report through Division Headquarters the condition of Federalproperty in the hands of troops. Special attention will be paid to excess and missingproperty, and to the condition of property. Special note will be taken as to therecords of serial numbers of field glasses, arms, and any other equipment havingsuch numbers.

V. The Commanding General, 28th Division, will direct Regimental Commandersto arrange for the presence of at least one field or staff officer at each inspectionand require remarks and criticisms from such officers. State transportation will beused wherever necessary for this purpose, but schedules should be so arranged asto require a minimum amount of transportation. Regimental Commanders will con-solidate such comments and criticisms and forward them through channels to the.

Division Commander. The criticisms relating to strength of organization, condition,

care of equipment, missing equipment or excess equipment, and condition of armories,

will be forwarded by the Division Commander to this office.

VI. The dates on which the Federal and State inspections will be made are as

follows

:

STATE STAFF CORPS AND DEPARTMENTS

Units

Office of The Adjutant Gen-eral

Office of the U. S. P. & D. O.State Staff Corps and Depts.

State ArsenalMilitary ReserrationEssington Rifle Range

Date

Mar. 6, 1928Mar. 7, 1928Mar. 6, 1928

IMar. 8. 1928Mar. 9, 1928Mar. 12, 1928

Hour

10:00 A. M.10:00 A. M.8:00 P. M.

10:00 A. M.10:00 A. M.10:00 A. M.

Station

State Capitol, HarrisburgState Arsenal, Harrisburg2nd & Forster Sts., Harris-

burgHarrisburgMt. GretnaPhiladelphia

[G. O. 26.] 2

TWENTY-EIGHTH DIVISION

Lmts Date Hour

Headquarters Mar. 30, 1928 7 .30 P. M.

Hq. Dct. (less Q. M. & J. Mar. 30, 1928 8 :00 P. M.A. Sections)

Q. M. Sec, Hq. Det. Mar. 13, 1928 8 :00 P. M.J. A. See. Hq. Det. Feb. 17, 1928 8 :00 P. M.

Station

32nd & Lancaster Ave.,Philadelphia


CarlisleWest Chester

SPECIAL TROOPS. TWENTY-EIGHTH DIVISION

Units Date Hour Station

Headquarters Mar. 20. 1928 7 :30 p. M. 4111 Mantua Ave., Phila-delphia

Hq. Det. Mar. 20, 1928 7 :45 p. M. 4111 Mantua Ave., Phila-delphia

Med. Dept. Det. Mar. 20, 1928 8 :15 p. M. 4111 Mantua Ave., Phila-delphia

28th Military Polite Co. Mar. 20, 1928 8 0(1 p. M. York28th Signal Co. .Ian. 26 1928 8 .00 p. M. Penn Ave. & Station St..

E. E. , PittsburghNorristown28th Tank Co. Mar. 22 1928 8 00 p. M.

103rd Motorcycle Co. Mar. 28,' 1928 8 (10 p. M. 4111 Mantua Ave., Phila-

00delphia

103rd Ordnance Co. Mar. 27, 1928 8 p. M. 4111 Mantua Ave.,delphia

Phila-

Hq. Co., 28th Division Mar. 29, 1928 8 00 p. M. 4111 Mantua Ave., Phila-delphia

r>5TH BRIGADE

Units

HeadquartersHq. CoMed. Dept. Det.

Date

Apr. 20, 3 928Mar. 19, 1928Apr. 20, 1928

Hour

7 :30 P.8:00 P.8:00 P.

Station

WashingtonHarrisburgWashington

109TH INFANTRY


Headquarters Mar. 12, 1928 7 :15 p. M. S'crantonMed. Dept. Det. Feb. 28, 1928 8 00 p. M. S'crantonHq. Co. Mar. 12, 1928 7 :30 P. M. S'crantonService Co. Mar. 12, 1928 8 00 p. M. S'crantonHowitzer Co. Mar. 7, 1928 8 00 1'. M. S'crantonHq., 1st Bn. Feb. 28, 1928 7 15 p. M. S'crantonHq. Co., 1st Bn.Company A

Feb. 28, 1928 7 30 p. M. S'crantonMar. 8, 1928 8 00 p. M. S'cranton

Company B Mar. 5, 1928 8 oo p. M. S'crantonCompany C Mar. 1, 1928 8 00 p. M. S'crantonCompany D Feb. 27, 1928 8 00 p. M. S'crantonHq., 2nd Bn. Mar. 6, 1928 7 15 p. M. S'crantonHq. Co., 2nd Bn. Mar. 6, 1928 7 30 p. M. CarbondaleCompany B Mar. 6, 1928 8 00 p. M. CarbondaleCompany P Mar. 2 1928 8 00 p. M. CarbondaleCompany G Feb. 29,' 1928 8 00 p. M. StroudsburgCompanv H Mar. 9, 1928 8 00 p. M. HonesdaleHq., 3rd Bn. Mar. 16, 1928 7 15 p. M. WilliamsnortHq. Co., 3rd Bn. Mar. 16, 1928 7 30 p. M. WilliamsnortCompany I Mar. 14, 1928 8 00 p. M. BerwickCompany K star. 16, 1928 8 00 p. M. WilliamsportCompany L Mar. 15, 1928 8 00 p. M. MiltonCompany M Mar. 13, 1928 8 oo p. M. Berwick

3

110TH INFANTRY

[G. O. 26.]

Units

HeadquartersMed. Dept. Det.Hq. Co.

Service Co. (less Band I

Band See., Service Co.

Howitzer Co.Hq., 1st Bu.Hq. Co., 1st Bn.Company ACompany BCompany CCompany DHq., 2nd Bn.

Hq. Co., 2nd Bn.

Company ECompany FCompany G

Company HHq., 3rd Bn.Hq. Co., 3rd Bn.Company I

Company KCompany LCompany M

Date Hour Station

Apr. 20, 1928 1 :00 p. M. WashTngtonApr. 9, 1928 7 ;30 p. M. ConnellsvilleApr. o 1928 8 III) p. M. Howard Ave.

Al toonaApr. 10, 1928 8 :00 p. M. ScottdaleApr. 3, 1928 7 :30 p. M. Howard Ave.

AltoonaApr. 9. 1928 8 :00 p. M. ConnellsvilleApr. 20, 1928 7 :30 r. M. WashingtonApr. 20, 1928 7 :45 p. M. Washington

MonongahelaApr. 1 7, 1928 8 :00 p. M.Apr. 16, 1928 8 III! p. M. New BrightonApr. 6, 1928 8 1)11 r. M. SomersetApr. 19, 1928 8 :00 p. M- MonessenApr. 2 1928 7 :15 v. li. Howard Ave.

AltoonaApr. 2, 1928 7 :30 p. M. Howa rd Ave.

AltoonaApr. 11, 1928 8 00 p. M. Mt. PleasantApr. 4, 1928 8. 00 p. M. IndianaApr. 3. 1928 8 :00 p. M. Howard Ave.

AltoonaApr. 20, 1928 8 15 p. M. WashingtonApr. 13, 1928 7 :15 p. M. GreensburgApr. 13. 1928 7 30 p. M. GreensburgApr. 13, 1928 8 00 p. M, GreensburgAm\ 18, 1928 8 00 p. M. WaynesburgApr. 5, 1928 8 (III p. M. BlairsvilleApr. 12, 1928 8 00 p. M. Latrobe

& 10th St.

& 10th St.

&

&

10th

10th

St.

St.

& 10th St.

56TH BRIGADE

Units

Headquarters

Hq. Co.Med. Dept. Det.

Date

Mar. 23, 1928

Mar. 21. 1928Mar. 23. 1928

Hour

8 :00 P. M.

8:00 P. M.7 :4o P. M.

Station

1408 Guarantee Trust Bldg..1420 Walnut St., Phila-delphia.

ColumbiaPhiladelphia

111TH INFANTRY

Chits

Headquarters

Med. Dept. Det.

Hq. Co.

Service Co.

Howitzer Co.

Hq., 1st Bn.

Hq. Co., 1st Bn.

Company ACompany BCompany CCompany D

Date Hour Station

Feb. 20, 1928 7 :15 p. M. Broad & WhartonPhiladelphia

Sts.,

Jan. 30, r 1 :30 1'. M. Broad & WhartonPhiladelphia

Sts.,

Feb. 20. 1928 8 :15 I*. M. Broad & WhartonPhiladelphia

Sts.,

Jan. 30, 1928 8 :00 1". M. Broad & WhartonPhiladelphia

Sts.,

Feb. 7, 1928 8 no p. M. Broad & WhartonPhiladelphia

Sts.

Feb. 6, 1928 7 :30 p M. Broa d & WhartonPhiladelphia

Sts.,

Feb. 6, 1928 7 4.". P. M. Broad & WhartonPhiladelphia

Sts.,

Feb. 3. 1928 8 00 p. M. King St., PottstownFeb. 16. 1928 8 00 p. M. 8th & Sproul Sts., ChesterFeb. 9,' 1928 " -8 00 p M. 8th &- Sproul Sts.. ChesterFeb. 10, 1928 8 (10 p. M. Shewell Ave., Doylestown

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111TH INFANTRY—Continued


Hq., 2nd Bn. Feb. g 1928 8 :00 p M. x>roao. cs vvnaiionPhiladelphia

Hq. Co., 2nd Bn. Feb, 6, 1928 8 :15 M. x>roau oc wiiarton s:t<=i> 1 S . ,

PhiladelphiaE Feb. 1 1928 8 :00 P. M. Broad & Wharton Sts.,

PhiladelphiaCompany F Feb. 8, 1928 8:00 P. M. Broad & Wharton Sts.,

Feb.Philadelphia

Company G 15, 1928 8:00 P. M. Broad & Wharton Sts.,

Feb.Philadelphia

Company H 14, 1928 8:00 P. M. Broad & Wharton Sts.,Philadelphia

Hq., 3rd Bn. Feb. 20, 1928 7 :30 P. M. Broad & Wharton Sts.,

Feb.Philadelphia

Hq. Co., 3rd Bn. 20, 1928 7:45 P. M. Broad' & Wharton Sts.,

Feb. 17,Philadelphia

Company I 1928 8:00 P. M. N. High St., West ChesterCompany K Feb. 2, 1928 8 :00 P. M. 520 Cherry St., NorrlstownCompany L Feb. 13, 1928 8:00 P. M. Main St.. PhoenixvilleCompany M Jan. 31. 1928 8:00 P. M. State & Church Sts., Media.

112TH INFANTRY

Units

HeadquartersMed. Dept. Det.Hq. Co.Service Co. (less Band)Band Sec, Service Co.Howitzer Co.Hq., 1st Bn.Hq. Cov, 1st Bn.Company ACompany BCompany CCompany DHq., 2nd Bn.Hq. Co., 2nd Bn.Company ECompany FCompany GCompany HHq., 3rd Bn.Hq. Co., 3rd Bn.Company ICompany K.Company LCompany M

Date Hour Station

Jan. 25, 1928 8:00 p. M. Grove CityJan. 23, 1928 7 :30 p. M. ButlerJan. 25, 1928 8 :15 p. M. Grove CityJan. 4, 1928 8 :00 p. M. Ridgway

ErieJan.' 13, 1928 8 :00 r. M. 6th & Parade Sts.,

Jan. 11, 3928 8 :00 p. M. Oil CityJan. 25, 1928 7 :15 p. M. Grove CityJan. 25, 1928 7 no p. M. Grove CityJan. 12, 1928 8 :00 p. M. CorryJan. 20, 1928 8 00 p. M. MeadvilleJan. 24, 1928 8 .00 p. M. Ford CityJan. 23, 1928 8 •00 p. M. ButleiJan. 13, 1928 7 15 p. M. 6th & Parade Sts., ErieJan. 13, 1928 7 no p. M. 6th & Parade Sts., ErieJan. 19, 1928 8 00 p. M. 6th & Parade Sts., ErieJan. 18, 1928 8 00 p. M. 6th & Parade Sts., ErieJan. 17, 1928 8 :00 p. M. 6th & Parade Sts., ErieJan. 16, 1928 8 00 p. M. 6th & Parade Sts., ErieJan. 6, 1928 7 15 p. M. KaneJan. 6, 1928 7 no p. M. KaneJan. 9, 1928 8 00 p. M. WarrenJan. 5, 1928 8 oo p. M. BradfordJan. 10, 1928 8 00 p. M. FranklinJan. 6, 1928 8 00 p. M. Kane

53RD FIELD ARTILLERY BRIGADE

Units

HeadquartersHa. Battery103rd Ammunition Tn.

Date

Feb. 7, 1928Jan. 9, 1928Jan. 24, 1928

Hour

8:00 P. M.8:00 P. M.8:00 P. M.

Station

AVilkes-BarreCoraopolisTamaqua

5

107TH FIELD ARTILLERY

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Unite Date Hour

Headquarters Jan. 17, 1928 7 :30 p. M.

Med. Dept. Det. Jan. 11. 1928 7 :45 p. M.

Hq. Battery Jan. 17, 1928 8 :00 p. M.

Service Battery Jan. 11, 1928 8 :15 p. M.

Hq., 1st Bn. Jan. 23, 1928 7 :45 p. M.Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., Jan. 20, 1928 8 .00 p. M.

1st Bn.Battery A Jan. 18, 1928 8 00 p. M.Battery C Jan. 23, 1928 8 00 p. M.Battery D Jan. 19, 1928 8 00 p. M.Hq., 2nd Bn. .Tan. 13, 1928 7 .45 p. M.Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., Jan. 13, 1928 8 00 p. M.2nd Bn.

Battery B Jan. 16, 1928 8 00 p. M.

Battery B Jan. 12, 1928 8 00 p. M.

Battery P Jan. 10, 1928 00 P. M.

Station

Hunt Armory,Pittsburgh




PhoenixvilleDanville

HarrisburgPhoenixvilleWilliamsportEllwood CitvEllwood City




Emerson St.,

Emerson St.,

Emerson St.,

Emerson St.,

Emerson St.,

Emerson St.,

Emerson St.,

109TH FIELD ARTILLERY

rnlts Date JHblur

Headquarters Feb. 7, 1928 7 30 p. M.Med. Dept. Det. Jan. 31, 1928 7 45 I*. M.Hq. Battery Feb. 7. 1928 8 00 p. M.Service Btry. (less Band) Jan. 31, 1928 8 15 p. M.Band S'ec, (Service Btry. Jan. 29, 1928 8 00 p. M.Hq. 1st Bn. Feb. 6, 1928 7 45 p. M.Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., Feb, 6, 1928 8 00 p. M.

1st Bn.Battery A Feb. 1, 1928 8 00 p. M.Battery B Feb. 2, 1928 8 00 P. M.Battery C Feb. 3, 1928 8 00 p. M.Hq., 2nd Bn. Jan. 30, 1928 7 45 p. M.Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., Jan. 30, 1928 8 :00 p. M.2nd Bn.

Battery D Jan. 25, 1928 8 00 p. M.Battery B Jan. 26, 1928 8: 00 p. M.Battery F Jan. 27, 1928 8 : 00 p. M.

Station

WilkesWilkesWilkesWilkesWilkesWilkesWilkes-

BarreBarre-Barre•Barre•BarreBarreBarre

NanticokePittstonPlymouthWilkes-BarreWilkes-Barre

Wilkes-BarreWilkes-BarreWilkes-Barre

103RD ENGINEERS(All units located at Armory: Broad & Callowhill Sts., Philadelphia)

Units

HeadquartersMed. Dept. Det.Hq. & Service Co.Hq., 1st Bn.Company ACompany 15

Company CHq., 2nd Bn.Company DCompany EComapny F

Date.

Apr. 25, 1928 7 30 I'. MApr. 26, 1928 8 00 P. MApr. 25, 1928 8 00 P. MApr. 17, 192S 7 4 5 P. MApr. 17, 1928 8 00 P. MApr. 18, 1928 8 00 P. MApr. 19, 1928 8 00 I'. MApr. 20, 1928 7 45 P. MApr. 20, 1928 8 00 P. MApr. 23, 1928 8 00 P. MApr. 24, 1928 8 00 P. M

Hourr Station

PhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia

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28TH DIVISION AIR CORPS(All units located at Armory: 15th St. & Snyder Ave.. Philadelphia)


103rd Observation Sq. Apr. 27, 1928 8:15 P. M. PhiladelphiaMed. Dept. Det. Apr. 27, 1928 7:30 P. M. Philadelphia103rd Photo Sec. Apr. 27, 1928 7 :45 P. M. PhiladelphiaMaterial & Supplies Apr. 28, 1928 10:00 A. M. Philadelphia

103RD MEDICAL REGIMENT


Headquarters Mar. 20, 192S 7:45 p. M. CoraopolisService Co Mar. 20. 1928 8:15 p. M. Coraopolis107th Collecting Co. Mar. 21, 1928 8 (10 p. M. Chestnut Hill Academy

PhiladelphiaHq., Ambulance Bn. Mar. 21, 1928 7 45 p. M. Philadelphia107th Ambulance Co. Mar. 12,

9,

1928 8 00 p. M. Wilkes-Barre108th Ambulance Co. Mar. 1928 8 00 p. M. Mansfield109th Ambulance Co. Mar. 10, 1928 8 (1(1 !•. .u LigonierHq., Hospital Bn.107th Hospital Co.

Mar. 14, 1928 8 no P. M. LebanonMar. 15, 1928 8 00 P. M. Lancaster

108th Hospital Co. IMar. 19, 1928 8 00 P. M. Canonsburg109th Hospital Co. Mar. 8, 1928 8 00 P. M. Wellsboro103rd Veterinary Co. Mar. 13, 1928 8 00 P. M. FleetwoodDiv. (Surgeon's Office Mar. 20, 1928 7 30 P. M. Coraopolis

28TH DIVISION QUARTERMASTER TRAIN

Units Date Hour 'Station

HeadquartersHq. Det.Med. Dept. Det.109th Motor Transport Co.110th Motor Transport Co.105th Motor Repair Co.105th Wagon Co.100th Wagon Co.

Mar. 23, 1928Mar. 23, 1928Mar. 23, 1928Mar. 22, 1928Mar. 26, 1928Mar. 27, 1928Mar. 29, 1928Mar. 28, 1928

7 :30 P. M.7:45 T. M.8:15 I'. M.8:00 P. M.8:00 P. M.8:00 P. M.8:00 P. M.

, 8:00 P. M.

North St., HarrisburgNorth St., HarrisburgNorth St., HarrisburgHuntingdonN. George St., YorkGettysburgPine GroveHamburg

108TH FIELD ARTILLERY (CORPS TROOPS)(All unit* located at Armory: Broad & Diamond Sts.. Philadelphia)

Units

HeadquartersMed. Dept. Det.Hq. BatteryService Btry. (less Band)Band Sec, Service Btry.Hq., 1st Bn.Hq. Btrv. & Combat Tn.

1st Bn.Battery ABattery BHq., 2nd Bn.Ho. Btrv. & Combat Tn.

2nd BnBattery OBattery DHq., 3rd Bn.Ho. Btry & Combat Tn.

3rd Bn.Batterv EBattery F

Date Hour St

Apr. 25, ]928 8 :00 1". M. PhiladelphiaApr. 27, 1928 8 :00 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 25, 1928 8 :30 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 27. 1928 8 30 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 29, 1928 8 30 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 18, 1928 8 15 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 18, 1928 8 30 P. M. Philadelphia

Apr. 24, 1928 8 •30 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 17. 1928 8 :30 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 20, 1928 8 :15 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 20, 1928 8 :30 P. M. Philadelphia

Apr. 19, 1928 8 30 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 26. 1928 8 30 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 16. 1928 8 15 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 16, 192S 8 •30 P. M. Philadelphia

Apr. 30, 1928 8 30 P. M. PhiladelphiaApr. 23, 1928 8 30 P. M. Philadelphia

Station

7 [G. O. 26.]

176TH FIELD ARTILLERY (CORPS TROOPS)(All units located at Armory: Bayard & Thackeray Sts., Pittsburgh)


Headquarters Apr. 5, 1028 7 4,'» P. M. PittsburghMed. Dept. Det. Mar. 30, 1928 7 45 P. M. PittsburghHq. Battery Apr. 5, 1028 8 15 l'. M. Pi 1 1 s 1 ill rirh

Service Btry. (less Band) Mar. 30, 1028 8 15 P. M. PittsburghBand See., Service Btry. Apr. 1, 1028 8 15 I'. M.Hq., 1st Bn. Mar. —7

,

1928 g no I'. M. III CO If Ml £ 11

Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., Mar. 2", 1028 8 15 P. M. Pittsburgh1st Bn.

Battery A Apr. o 1028 8 15 P. M. ]' :

. i t vt 1 1 1 r i'l iriiisuuiK'iBattery B Mar. 26, 1028 8 1.", P. M. PittsburghHq., 2nd Bn. Apr. 4, 1028 8 DO P. M. PittsburghHa. Btry. & Combat Tn., Apr. 4, 1028 8 15 P. M. Pittsburgh

2nd Da.Battery O Apr. 3, 1028 8 15 1'. M. PittsburghBattery D Mar. 28, 1028 8 15 P. M. PittsburghHq., 3rd Bn. Mar. 23, 1028 8 00 I'. M. PittsburghHq. Bbrv. & Combat Tn., Mar. 23, 1028 8 1.-, P. M. Pittsburgh

3rd Bn.Battery B Mar. 20. 1928 8 :15 P. M. PittsburghBattery F Mar. 1028 8 :15 P. M. Pittsburgh

52ND CAVALRY BRIGADE (ARMY TROOPS)

Units Hate Hour Station

Headquarters Feb. 13, 1028 7 30 P. M. PhiladelphiaHq. Troop Feb. 13, 1028 8 :30 P. M. Philadelphia

103RD CAVALRY (ARMY TROOPS)

Unit*

Headquarters

Med. Dept. Det.

Hq. Troop

Service Troop

Hq., 1st Sq.

Hq. Det., 1st Sq.

Troop A

Troop B

Troop C

Hq., 2nd Sq.Hq. Det., 2nd Sq.Troop DTroop KTroop F

Date

Feb. 20, 1928

Feb. 14, 1928

Feb,, 20, 1928

Feb. 14, 1928

Feb. 21, 1928

Feb. 21, 1928

Feb, 15, 1928

Feb. 17, 1928

Feb. 16, 1928

Feb. 24, 1928Feb. 24, 1928Feb. 27, 1928Feb. 23, 1928Feb. 28, 1928

Hour

7 :45

7:45

8:15

8:15

8:00

8:15

8:00

8:00

8 :00

7 :458:008 :008:008 :00

P. M.

P. M.

P. M.

P. M.

P. M.

P. M.

P. M.

P. M.

P. M.

P. M.P. M.P. M.P. M.P. M.

Station










SelinsgroveSelinsgroveLewisburgS'unburyLock Haven

104TH CAVALRY (ARMY TROOPS)

Units

Headquarters

Med. Dept. Det.Hq. Troop

Date

Mar. 12, 1928

Mar. 5, 1928Mar. 12, 1928

Station

109 Telegraph BIdg., Harris-burg

North St., Harrisburg2nd & Forster Sts., Harris-

burg

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104TH CAVALRY (ARMY TROOPS ) —Continued

Units

Service Tr. (less Band)

Band Sec, Service Tr.He.., 1st Sq.

Hq. Det., 1st Sq.

Troop ATroob BTroop O

Hq., 2nd Sq.

Hq. Det., 2nd Sq.

Troop DTroop ETroop F

Date

Mar. 7, 1928

Mar.Mar.

6, 19288, 1928

Mar. 8, 1928

Mar. 15, 1928Mar. 19, 1928Mar. 9, 1928

Mar.

Mar.

1928

1928

Mar. 13, 1928Mar. 14, 1928Mar. 16, 1928

Hour

8:00 P. M.

8:00 P. M.7:45 P. M.

8:00 P. M.

8:00 P. M.8:00 P. M.8:00 P. M.

7:30 P. M.

7:45 P. M.

8:00 P.8:00 P.8:00 P.

M.M.M.

Station

2nd & Forster Sts., Harris-burg

Elizabethville2nd & Forster Sts., Harris-

burg2nd & Forster Sts., Harris-

burgClearfieldLogan Ave., Tyrone2nd & Forster Sts., Harris-

burg502 Adams Alley, Harris-burg

502 Adams Alley, Harris-burg

CarlisleChambersburgPunxsutawney

52ND MACHNE GUN SQUADRON (ARMY TROOPS)


HeadquartersHq. Det.Med. Dept. Det.Troop ATroop BTroop C

Feb. 29, 1928Feb. 29, 1928Mar. 2, 1928Mar. 3, 1928Mar. 1, 1928Mar. 2, 1928

7:45 P. M.8:00 P. M.7:45 P. M.8:00 P. M.8:00 P. M.8:15 P. M.

TyroneTyroneLewistownBoalsburgBellefonteLewistown

125TII ENGINEER BATTALION (MOUNTED). (ARMY TROOPS)


Company A

Company B

Mar'. 20, 1928

Mar. 21, 1928

8:00 P. M.

8:00 P. M.

Howard & 10th Sts., Al-toonaNew Castle

213TH COAST ARTILLERY (ARMY TROOPS)

Units

HeadquartersMed. Dept Det.Hq. BatteryService Btry.Hq., 1st Bn.Ha. Det. & Combat Tn.

1st Bn.Battery A (Searchlight)Batterv BBattery OBatterv DHq., 2nd Bn.Hq. Det., 2nd Bn.Battery EBatterv FBatterv GBattery H

Date Hour

Mar. 30, 1928 7 00 P. M.Mar. 30, 1928 7 30 p. M.Apr. 9, 1928 8 00 p. M.Apr. 10. 1928 8 00 p. M.Mar. 30, 1928 8 00 p. M.Mar. 30, 1928 8 15 p. M.

Apr. 5, 1928 8 00 p. MApr. 2 1928 8 (10 p. M.Apr. 3, 1928 8 00 p. M.Apr. 4, 1928 8 oo r. M.Apr. 13, 1928 7 .10 p. M.Apr. 13, 1928 7 4r> p. M.Apr. 11, 1928 8 00 p. M.Apr. is! 1928 8 00 p. M.Apr. 6, 1928 8 00 p. M.Apr. 13, 1928 8 15 p. M.

Station

4th & Union Sts.,4th & Union Sts.,PottsvillePottsville4th & Union Sts.,4th & Union Sts.,

Beading4th & Union Sts.BethlehemEastnnLebanonLebanonLancasterLancasterReadingLebanon

AllentownAllentown

AllentownAllentown

Allentown

By order of the GovernorP. D. BEARY,

The Adjutant General..

[G. O. No. 27]



Harrisburg, Pa., November 23, 1927.

General Orders )

No. 27 S

SectionDisbandment of Headquarters Detachment, 52ud MachineGun Squadron I

Reorganization of Headquarters Detachment, 52nd MachineGun Squadron II


dated October 24, 1927, (M.B. 325.4-Cav.-Pa.-4),Headquarters

Detachment, 52nd Machine Gun Squadron, with station atBellefonte, Pa., is disbanded, effective November 30, 1927.

First Lieutenant Ralph T. Smith, Commanding HeadquartersDetachment, 52nd Machine Gun Squadron, will arrange for thereturn of all personal equipment now in possession of the unitto the U. S. Property and Disbursing Officer, Harrisburg, Pa.,and for the transporting of all organizational equipment fromBellefonte, Pa., to Tyrone, Pa.The enlisted personnel of Headquarters Detachment, 52nd

Machine Gun Squadron, will be transferred on November 30,1927, to other recognized units or will be honorably dischargedfrom the service as provided in Paragraph 41, National GuardRegulations No. 25, by reason of disbandment of organization.Service records, completed by final indorsement, for the enlistedpersonnel so discharged, will be forwarded direct to The AdjutantGeneral.Form W.D., M.B., No. 100, Report of National Guard Duty

Performed, for Headquarters Detachment, 52nd Machine GunSquadron, will be completed for the month of November, 1927,with proper notations in the remarks column showing the dis-

position of the personnel.

II. Headquarters Detachment, 52nd Machine Gun Squadron,will be reorganized, with station at Tyrone, Pa., effective December1, 1927.Form A. G. O., Pa., No. 1, Muster-in Roll, will be completed,

in duplicate, for Headquarters Detachment, 52nd Machine GunSquadron, the original to be forwarded to The Adjutant Generaland the duplicate to be retained for the organization file.

Form W.D., M.B., No. 100, Report of National Guard DutyPerformed, will be used for the Federal Muster-in Roll for Head-quarters Detachment, 52nd Machine Gun Squadron, and will becompleted in quadruplicate, original for the Militia Bureau,duplicate for The Adjutant General, triplicate for Third CorpsArea, and quadruplicate for organization file.

Action as to the commissioned personnel will be taken inSpecial Orders to be issued by The Adjutant General.


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Harrisburg, Pa., November 29, 1927

General Orders )

No. 28 j

Section

Disbandment of Battery B, 109th Field Artillery I


dated November 25, 1927, (M. B. 325.4-F. A.-Pa.-7) , Battery B,109th Field Artillery, with station at Pittston, Pa., is disbanded,effective November 30, 1927.

Captain Leo A. Tierney, Commanding Battery B, 109th FieldArtillery, will arrange for the return of all individual equipmentnow in possession of the unit to the U. S. Property and Disburs-ing Officer, State Arsenal, Harrisburg, Pa., and for the transporta-tion of all organizational equipment from Pittston, Pa., to

Regimental Headquarters, 109th Field Artillery, at the Armory,Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

The enlisted personnel of Battery B, 109th Field Artillery, will

be transferred on November 30, i927, to other recognized unitsor will be honorably discharged from the service as provided inParagraph 41, National Guard Regulations No. 25, by reason ofdisbandment of organization. Service records, completed by finalindorsement, for the enlisted personnel so discharged, will beforwarded direct to The Adjutant General.

Form W. D., M. B., No. 100, Report of National Guard Duty-Performed, for Battery B, 109th Field Artillery, will be completedfor the month of November, 1927, with proper notations in theremarks column showing the disposition of the personnel.

Action as to the commissioned personnel will be taken in SpecialOrders to be issued by The Adjutant General.


:

F. D. BEARYThe Adjutant General

[G. O. 29]


Harrisburg, Pa., November 30, 1927.

General Orders, )

No. 29. J

SectionAppointments and Assignments of Officers

Reappointments and Reassignments of Officers 1

1

Appointment and Assignment of Officer, Penna. N. G. Reserve IJ L

Reassignments of Officers IVAssignments of Officers VTransfer of Officer to Supernumerary List VITransfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve and assigned to War

Table vacancies VIIResignation of Officer VIIIFederal Recognition of Organization IXFederal Recognition of Officers XAmendment of certain General Orders XI

1. Appointments and Assignments of Officers:

Name

Air CorpsCharels Bronson

Oppcrmann,Raymond LeonardJablonski

Quartermaster CorpsRalph Curtis Deatrick

Anson Stine Miller .

EngineersCiaude Luther Knodercr

Field ArtilleryElmer Joseph Voltz .

.

Henry Lawrence Lee .

CavalryRobert Curtis Lutz . .

.

Pan\ Michael Kienzle

Ira Diven CopeArthur Roy HefrenJoseph Hugh Kifer .

Thomas John Barnhart .

InfantryLuther Gerhart Shelly .

Frank Lucius Carr, Jr.

Harold Samuel Cooper .

.

RankDate

of Appoint-ment

Rank From

1st Lieut. Nov. 12, •27 Nov. 12, •27

2nd Lieut. Nov. 12, '27 Nov. 12, •27

1st Lieut. Nov. 15, •27 Nov. 15, '27

2nd Lieut. Nov. 15, '27 Nov. 15, •27

1st Lieut. Nov. 15, '27 Nov. 15, •27

1st2nd

Lieut.Lieut.

Nov.Nov.

12,15,

•27•27

Nov.Nov.

12,15,

•27•27

Captain Nov. 18, •27 Nov. 18, •27

1st Lieut. Nov. 12. •27 Nov. 12, •27

1st1st2nd

Lieut.Lieut.Lieut.

Nov.Nov.Nov.

12,12,23,

•27•27"27

Nov.Nov.Jan.

12,12.28,

•27•27•26

2nd Lieut. Nov. 12. •27 Nov. 12, •27

Captain Nov. 15, 27 Nov. 15, •27

1st Lieut. Nov. 12, •27 Nov. 12, •27

2nd Lieut. Nov. 12, •27 Nov. 12, •27

Assignment

Div. A. C.103rd Obsu. Sq., 28th

Div. A_. C.

105th Motor RepairSec., 28th Div. Tn.

Hq. Det., 2Sth Div.Tn., as Adjutant

Hq. & Service Co.,103rd Engrs.

Battery B, 107th F. A.Service Btry., 109th

F. A.

Hq. Troop, 104th Cav-alry

Hq., 52nd M. G. Sq.,as Adjutant

Troop D, 104th CavalryDnassignedService Tr., 103rd Cav-

airyUnassigned

fantry'ompanyfantrylompanyfantry

111th In-

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:

Name RankDate

of Reappoint-ment

Rank From

EngineersReaves Clarence Lukens . Captain Oct. 27, •27 Oct. 27, •21

Coast Artillery CorpsClarence James Smith . . Colonel Nov. 13, •27 Nov. 13, '22

Frank Major Oodley .... Lt. Colonel Nov. 13. '27 Nov. 13, •22

James Newton Lightner , Major Nov. 13, •27 Nov. 13, •22

InfantryClarence Oscar Devore . .

.

Captain Nov. 17, •27 Nov. 17, •22

Reassignment

Company C, 103rdEngrs.

Hq., 213th C. A. (A.'

A.)Hq., 213th C. A. (A.

A.)Hq., 1st Bn., 213th

C. A. (A. A.)

Company A, 110th In-fantry

III. Under the provisions of Paragraph 12, N. G. R. No. 30, Edward RobinsGlenn, (Philadelphia Comity), is appointed Captain of Infantry, PennsylvaniaNational Guard Reserve, to date from November 12, 1927, with rank from No-vember 12, 1927, and under the provisions of Paragraph 9-c-(5), N. G. R. No. 15,

is assigned to General Staff Section, Headquarters, 28th Division, as Assistant G-2.

IV. Reassignments of Officers:

Name Rank Old Assignment

1st Lt. Battery E, 170thF. A.

Kenneth F. Humphries . 1st Lt. Liaison Officer, Hq.,3rd Bn., 176thF. A.

Frank M. Wallace .... 1st Lt. Hq. Co., 1st Bn.,110th Inf.

1st Lt. Company G, 111thInfantry

Lewis M. Llewellyn . . . 1st Lt. Company F, 111thInfantry

1st Lt. Company E, 111thInfantry

Francis P. Haggcrty . . . 2nd Lt. Serv ce Btry., 108thF. A.

New Assignment

Hq. Btry. & Com-hat Tn., 3rd Bn.,176th F. A.

Battery E, 176th F.A.

Hq., 55th Brig., asAide & P. & T.O.

Service Co., 111thInfantry

Company G, 111thInfantry

Company F, 111thInfantry

Battery E, 108thF". A.

Date ofReassignment

Nov. 19,

Nov. 18,

Nov. 14,

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

Nov.

17,

18,

13.

18,

'27

'27

'27

'27

'27

•27

27

V. Assignments of Officers :

(a) First Lieutenant Arthur R. Hcfren, Cavalry, is assigned to HeadquartersDetachment, 52nd Machine Gun Squadron, as Commanding Officer, and in addi-tion will perform the duties of Intelligence and Plans and Training Officer, viceoriginal vacancy, effective December 1, 1927.

(b) Second Lieutenant Thomas J. Barnhart, Cavalry, is assigned to Head-quarters Detachment, 52nd Machine Gun Squadron; as Supply Officer, vice originalvacancy, effective December 1, 1927.

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VI. First Lieutenant Russell A. Kinter, having tendered his resignation, is

relieved from duty with Headquarters Detachment, 28th Division Train, as of

November 14, 1927, and, pending settlement of accounts, is transferred to the

Supernumerary List under Section 23, Act of Assembly, approved May 17, 1921.

VII. Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve and assigned to WarTable vacancies:

Name

•

Rank Old Assignment New AssignmentDate of

Transfer andAssignment

Godfrey R. Rebmann, Jr.

Captain

1st Lt.

Adj., Hq., 3rd B:i.,

17t>tn V, A.I. & P. & T. O.,

Hq., 1st Bn.,108th F. A.

Hq., 170th F. A.,as Intel. Officer

Hq., 1st Bn., 108thF. A., as P. &T. 0.

Nov. 28, '27

Nov. 18, '27

VIII. The resignation of Second Lieutenant Evan J. Thomas, Battery A,109th Field Artillery, is accepted, as of November 28, 1927.

IX. Under the provisions of Act of Congress, approved June 3, 1916, Federalrecognition is extended by the Militia Bureau to Headquarters, Ambulance Bat-talion. 103rd Medical Regiment, with station at Philadelphia, Pa., to date fromJuly 23, 1927.

X. Federal Recognition of Officers

:

Name Hank OrganizationDate ofFederal

Recognition

William D. Andes, 2nd . : 2nd Lt.Daniel A. Bradley 2nd Lt.Fred J. Carlson 2nd Lt.John V. Dallin 1st Lt.Henning B. Dieter 2nd Lt.Frank J. Dippery 2nd Lt.Daniel D. Driscole 2nd Lt.Amos K. DuBell : Major

John K. Dufton . .

Harlem I. Evans .

Kenneth J. HaferWilliam K. HenryCyrus R. Hoffa .

.

Elmer E. Hope, Jr.Benjamin C. JonesAmos T. Kelley . .

.

John W. MartinEarle D. MeCreaWiliam 8. McLean, 3rdHannibal E. Potter . .

.

2nd Lt.Captain

2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.Major2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.

Howard Rigby CaptainHarry A. Serfass 2nd Lt.Charles J. Smith i 2nd Lt.Leo P. Btimmler 2nd Lt.Stevenson L. Woolley . . . 2nd Lt.

Battery F, 213th 0. A. (A. A.)Hq. Co., 3rd Bn., 111th InfantryCompany E, 112th Infantry103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Div. Air CorpsBattery D, 213th C. A. (A. A.)Troop C, 52nd M. G. SquadronService Co., 109th InfantryM. C, Hq., Amb. Bn., 103rd Med.

Regt.Troop A, 104th CavalryM. C, 107th Amb. Co., 103rd Med.

Regt.Troop E, 103rd CavalryCompany A, 125th Engineer Bn.Hq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 2nd Bn..

109tl) F. A.Battery E, 170th Field ArtilleryHq., 52nd M. G. SquadronHq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 2nd Bn.,

108th F. A.Hq. Troop, 104th CavalryHowitzer Co., 112 InfantryHq., 53rd F. A. BrigadeInf., 2Sth Tank Co., Spec. Tps.,

28th Div.Air Corps, I. G. Dept., S. S. C. & D.Company G, 109th InfantryBattery F, 213th C. A. (A. A.)Battery A, 176th Field ArtilleryHq. Btry. & Combat Tn., 1st Bn.,

170th F. A.

JulyJu'yJulyAug.Aug.Aug.JulvJuly

Sept.July

JulyJulyJuly

JulyJulyJune

JulyAug.JulvJuly

JulyJulyJulyJulvJuly

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5, '27

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[G. O. 29] 1

XI. Amendment of certain General Orders

:

General Orders No. 1, A. G. O., series 1023, is amended to include the follow-ing award of Foreign Decoration

:

Ryan, William B., lieutenant colonel (Transportation Corps), Corps of Engineers.French Legion D'Honneur (chevalier) by Presidential Decree of April 4, 1919.

(No specific citation of record).Serbian Order of the White Eagle, 3rd class. (No specific citation of record).Residence at appointment : Seminary Ave., Greensburg, Fa.

Bv order of the Governor,F. D. BEARY •

The Adjutant General

[G. O. 30]

HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARDTHE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Harrisburg, Pa., December 31, 1927.

General Orders

)

No. 30. f

Appointments and Assignments of Officers,Section

Reappointments and Reassignnients of Officers IIReassignments of Officers ....""!.! IllTransfers of Officers to Supernumerary List, IVTransfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve, VTransfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve and assigned to War' Table

vacancies, -yj•Resignation of Officers, !!!!!!!! VIIResignation of Officers responsible for Funds and Property, VIITLeave of Absence of Officer, IXChange of Station of Headquarters, XState Recognition of Organization,

\ \ \ XTFederal Recognition of Organization, \\\ XIIFederal Recognition of Officers, XIIIAmendment of certain General Orders, "XIV


:

Name Rank Date ofAppointment

Rank From

ChaplainWilliam Edmond Purvis . Captain Dec. 3. '27 Dec. 3. '27

Field ArtilleryNorman Elmer Wynn . .

.

Captain Dec. o •27 Dec. 3. •27

William Eicr Russell . .

.

Captain Dec. 0. •27 Dec. 0. '27

Cecil Ninness Captain Dec. 9. '27 Dec. 9. '27

William Addison Thomas . Captain Dec. 20. '27 Dec. 20. '27

Captain1st Lt.

Dec.Pec.

22. '27 T)„,,

Dec.2210!

'27'27LO, •27

Edward Thomas Asklow .

Adolph Godfrey Eddinger1st Lt.1st Lt.

Dec.Dec.

20.20.

'27'27

Dec.Dec.

21 K

20.

'27•27

Otto Joseph Glascr .... 1st Lt. Dec. 21. •27 Dec. 21. •27

Frederick Joseph Boeha . 2nd Lt. Dec. 29. •27 Dec. 29, •27

CavalryRalph Tennyson Smith . Captain Nov. 30, '27 Nov. 30. •27

Htibert Elwyn Thornier . 1st Lt. Dec. 22. •27 Dec. 22. '27

William Walter Gherrity . 2nd Lt. Dec. 22. '27 Dec. 22. •27

InfantryEdward Aloysius MaddenJames Patrick McGraneryAlexander Martin HoffmanEdwin William MacBeth .

Ca ntain1st Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.

Dec.Dee.Dec.Dec.

3.

22.3,

13.

'27'27'27•27

Dec.Dec.Dec.Dec.

3.22.3,

13,

•27•27'27•27

Assignment

Hq., 112th Infantry

Hq. Btry. & Combat.Tn.. 2nd Bn., 176thF. A.

Hq., 1st Bn., 109thF. A., as Adit.

Hq. Btry. & CombatTn.. 1st Bn.. 109thF. A.

Hq. Btry. & CombatTn., 3rd Bn.. lOSthF. A.

Battery F, 109 th F. A.Hq. Btry. & Combat

Tn.. 1st Bn.. 109thF. A.

Battery E, 108th F. A.Hq.. 2nd Bn.. 109th

F. A., as I. & P.<Sd T. O.

Hq. Btry. & CombatTn., 3rd Bn., 108thF. A.

Service Btrv.. 108thF. A.

Troop B, 52nd M. G.Sq.

Hq., 101th Cav., as I.

& P. & T. O.Troop Li, 52nd M. G.

Sq.

Company D. 112th Inf.Company E, 111th Inf.Company K, 112th Inf.Hq. Co.. 1st Bn.. 110th

Inf.

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:

Name Rank Date of Re-apfpointment


4~\\i n r*t o r

m

q otor Patti

q

Captain Dee. 22, •27 Dec. 22. •22Di v.

George Allen Davis .... 1st Lt. Dee. 22. '27 Dec. 22. •22 Q. M. Sec, Hq., 28thDiv.

7-7 frti'ti 71 o T.fi q SUt.o.mlf. 2nd Lt. Dec. 9. '27 Dec 9. '21 Hq. Det.. 28th Div.Tn., as Supply Officer

EngineersHerbert William Coy . 1st Lt. Dec. 27. •27 Dec. 27. '21 Company D, 103rd

Engrs.Field Artillery

Captain Dec. 11. '27 Dec. 11. '22 Hq. Btrv. & Combat'Tn.. 2nd Bn.. 109thF. A.

Harry Alvin Prentiss . .

.

Captain Dec. 11. '27 Dec. 11, '22 Battery D. 109th F. A.

InfantryCarl LcBoy Peterson .... Captain Dec. 20. '27 ">9 Company K. 112th Inf.

III. Reassignments of Officers :

Name Rank Old Assignment New Assignment Date of Re-assignment

Stevenson L. Woollen . .

.

2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.

2nd Lt.

Hq. Btry. & Com-bat Tn.. 1st Bn.,100th F. A.

Battery A, .176thF. A-


Battery B. 176thF. A.

Battery A. 109thF. A.


Battery B. 176thF. A.

Battery A. 170thF. A.

Dec. 1. '27

Dec. 12. '27

Dec. 12. '27

Dec. 12. '27

IV. Transfers of Officers to Supernumerary List : .

Name Rank OrganizationDate of Trans-fer to Super.

List

William B. Murray

George B. Shepherd ....

CaptainCaptain1st Lt.

Hq. Battery. 176th Field ArtilleryBattery B, 109th Field ArtilleryBattery D, 107th Field Artillery

Dec. 22, '27

Nov. 30. '27

Dec. 1. '27

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V. Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve:

Name Rank OrganizationDate of Trans-fer to N. G.

Reserve

William B. Murray Oa ptainCaptain1st Lt.2nd Lt.

Hq. Batterv. 176th Field ArtilleryBattery B. 109th Field ArtilleryBattery B, 109th Field ArtilleryBattery B, lQ9th Field Artillery

Dec. 22. '27

Nov. SO. '27

Nov. 30. '27

Nov. 30. '27

VI. Transfers of Officers to National Guard Reserve and assigned to War Tablevacancies

:

Name Rank Old Assignment New AssignmentDate of

Transfer &Assignment

Henry L. Jones, 2nd .

.

Captain

2nd Lt.

Battery F. 109thF. A.

Hq. Co.. 1st Bn..112th Inf.

Hq. 109th F. A. asIntel. Officer

Hq.. 1st Bn.. 112thInf.

Dec. 10. '27

Dec. 10. '27

VII. Resignations of Officers

:

Name Rank OrganizationDate of Ac-ceptance ofResignation

1st Lt.2nd Lt.

Hq.. 176th Field ArtilleryHq. Co.. 1st Bn.. 110th Inf.

Dec. 29, '27Dec. 12. '27

l

VIII. Resignations of Officers responsible for Funds and Property

:

Date of Ae-Name Rank Organization ceptance of

Resignation

Captain Super. List (formerly Co. K, 109th July 1. '21Inf.)

Kenneth H. Oolville .... Captain Super. List (formerly Co. E, 109th Dec. 31. '21Inf.)

Captain Super. List (formerly 107th Amb. Co., June 12. 'OO

103rd Med. Regt.)Captain Super. List (formerly Co. F. 112th Apr. 1. '24

Inf.)

Captain Super. List (formerly Co. D. 110th Dec. 15. '24Inf.)

Captain Super. List (formerly Btrv. C, 213th Nov. 20, '26C. A.) (A. A.)

Otto Praeger, Jr 1st Lt. Super. List (formerly Hq. Co.. 1st Bn., June 27. •27111th Inf.)

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IX. Leave of absence from January 1, 1928, to April 1, 1928, is granted FirstLieutenant Milton M. Rosenberg., Medical Department Detachment, 109th Infantry,with permission to go beyond the confines of the State.

X. Change of Station, of Headquarters

:

The Militia Bureau authorized' change of station of Headquarters, 52nd MachineGun Squadron, from Bellefonte, Pa., to Tyrone, Pa., effective November 21, 1927.

XL State recognition is extended to Headquarters Detachment, 52nd MachineGun Squadron, with station at Tyrone, Pa., to date from December 1, 1927.

XII. Under the provisions of Act of Congress, approved June 3, 1916, Federalrecognition is extended by the Militia Bureau to Headquarters Detachment, 52ndMachine Gun Squadron, with station at Tyrone, Pa., to date from December 1, 1927.

XIII. Federal Recognition of Officers.

:

Name

John W. Albright .

Harry W. Bailey .

.

James J. BinghamSamuel Brenner .

.

Frank L. Carr, Jr.Ira D. CopeMeredith L. Davis .

Ralph C. Deatrick .

William A. Frantz .

William C. Giarth .

Franklin S. Gillespie

Edivard R. Glenn . .

Robert P. HewittWilliam Hope ....

Franklin W. Hosken.Roland H. Hand ....William 0. IlgenfritzClaude L. Knoderer .

George KunkelHenry L, LeeWalter C. Plasterer .

David C. Porter, Jr,Reuil K. G. Rice .

Kenneth 8. Rule .

.

James V. Sarver . .

.

Luther G. ShelleyBeverley R. ShriverJames E. Snyder . .

Merle F. Sousae .

Henry A. VajiDykeElmer J. Voltz . .

.

Gordon A. Walter .

Jr.

Harvey J. 8. WeiekselCarl M. Walter

Rank

2nd Lt.Captain

Captain2nd Lt.1st Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.1st Lt.

1st Lt.2nd Lt.Captain

Captain1st Lt.Captain

2nd Lt.Captain1st Lt.1st Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.1st Lt.Captain2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.2nd Lt.1st Lt.2nd Lt.

1st Lt.1st Lt.

Organization

103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Div. A. C.D. 0., 109th Hosp. Co.. 103rd Med.

Regt.Chaplain. Hq., 108th F. A.103rd Obsn. Sq.. 28th Div. A. C.Company B. 109th Inf.Troop D, 104th CavalryCompany G, 111th Inf.

Q. M. C, 105th JT R. Sec. 28th Div.Tn.

Q. M. C„ S. S. C. & D.Company G. 110th Inf.M. C, Med. Dept. Det.. 103rd Obsn.

Sq.. 28th Div. A. C.Inf. Reserve, Hq., 28th Division103rd O'osn. Sq.. 28th Div. A. C.M. A. C 107th Amb. Co.. 103rd Med.

Rest.Hq. Batterv. 53rd P. A. BrigadeM. A. C. Service Co., 103rd Med. Regt.103rd Obsn. Sq., 28th Div. A. C.Hq. & Service Co.. 103rd Engrs.Hq. Det., 2nd Sq., 104 CavalryService Btry., 109th F. A.Service Troop, 104th CavalryHq. Co., 1st Bn., 112th Inf.Hq.. 52nd Cavalry BrigadeTroop A, 52nd M. O. SquadronBattery E, 170th Field ArtilleryService Co., 111th Inf.Battery E, 107th Field ArtilleryService Troop, 104th CavalryCompany L, 112th Inf.Batterv F. 109th Field ArtilleryBattery B. 107th Field ArtilleryHq. Btry. & Combat Tn.. 1st Bn.

108th F. A.V. C. Med. Dept. Det., 103rd CavalryBattery A. 170th Field Artillery

Date of Fed-eral Recogni-

tion

Aug. 8, '27Aug. 10. '27

July 7. •27Aug. 8.'27Nov. 12. '27Nov. 12. '27July 23. '27

Nov. 15. *27

July 7. '27July 27. '27

Aug. 12, •27

Nov. 12. •27

Aug. 10. '27

Aut:. 2. '27

July 15. •27

Aug. 9. •27

Aug. 8, '27

Nov. 15. •27

Aug. 6. '27

Nov. 15. '27

O"* 14, '27

July 7. '27

July 19, '27

July 12. '27

Oct. 17, '27

Nov. 15, '27

Julv 19, '27

Oct. 15. '27

Aug. 1. '27

June 1. '27

Nov. 12, •27

Oct. '27

Aug. 11. •27

Oct. 14. '27

XIV. Amendment of certain General Orders

:

(a) General Orders No. 1, A. G. 0„ series 1923, is amended to include the fol-

lowing awards of Foreign Decorations

:

Nestor, Elmer A., 1950599, private, Machine Gun Company, 332d Infantry, 83rdDivision.

Italian War Service Ribbon (No specific citation of record).Residence at enlistment : 207 Annabelle St., Pittsburgh, Pa.

5 [G. O. 30]

Phillips, Samuel E., 1787095, 1st sergeant, Company B, 316th Infantry, 79thDivision.French Croix de Guerre with gilt star, under Order No. 16.685 "D", dated April

23, 1919, General Headquarters, French Armies of the East, with the citation

:

"A very courageous non-commissioned officer. During the four days of the Mont-faucan offensive (26-30 September, 1918), he exposed himself to the bombardmentand to the fire of the machine guns, doing his utmost in every way to aid in securingthe success of the advance. He overworked1 himself so greatly that he had to beevacuated from the trenches."

Residence at enlistment : Greencastle, Pa.

(b) So much of Section. II, G. O. No. 2, A. G. O., scries 1926, as relates to themaximum enlisted strength allotted to 103rd Observation Squadron, is amended to

read ninety (90) instead of seventy (70), effective December 1, 1927.

(c) So much of Section I, G. O. No. 20, A. G. O., c. s., as relates tn the• appointment of Second Lieutenant Beverly Randolph Shriver is amended so as tochange the spelling of name to Beverley Randolph Shriver.

(d) So much of Section VI, G. O. No. 26, A. G. O., Pa., c. s., as refers to dates ofFederal Annual Armory Inspection of certain units of the 109th Infantry is amendedto change dates of inspection as follows :

Inspection date changed

Units

From To

Medical Department DetachmentHeadquarters, 1st Battalion .

.

Headquarters Co.. 1st BattalionCompany DHeadquarters Co., 2nd BattalionCompany ECompany P

Feb. 28, 1928 Mar. G. 1928Feb. 28, 1928 Mar. 6. 1928iTeb. 28, 1928 Mar. 6. 1928Feb. 27. 1928 Mar. 2, 1928Mar. 6. 1928 Feb. 28. 1928Mar. 6. 1928

J

Feb. 28, 1928Mar. 2, 1928 Feb. 27. 1928

P>y order of the Governor

:

F. D. BEARY,


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