November, 1922, to April, 1923, he was a member of the British Delegation to the Lausanne Peace Conference.
In November, 1923, and until September, 1926, he was attached to the British Embassy in Paris for duty on Marshal Foch's staff and with the Ambassador's Conference at the end of that peri until the following January when he took command of his battery at Aldershot.
Col, Heywood has not received instructions as to his next assign-
Col. Cornwall, who is leaving at the same time, joined the Royal Artillery in 1907, and served in France on General Staff Intelligence until January, 1918, when he went to the British Peace Delegation in Paris, Thereafter he went to the Staff College, and was sent to Constantinople immediately afterward, in 1920 where he served first witha battery and then on the staff until 1923. In 1924-25 he was specially employed with the Thracian Boundary Commission, after which he served in Engla with the battery with which he came out to China in 1927. He
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