Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-12
ORDERED To Manila
An Extensive Movement of
Troops Directed.
TO LEAVE IN SPRING
nth CAVALRY AT FORT MYER
AMONG THOSE TO GO.
Headquarters and I'd Squadron, 18th
Cavalry, on Return From Philip
pines Will Come to Washington.

An important order has been issued by
the War Department. relieving troops which
have served the allotted time in the Philip
pines and replacing them with organiza-
lions from the United States.
The following cavalry regiments are des-
ignated for service in the Philippine Is
lands:
The 9Th Cavalry, to relieve the 18th Cav
airy. -
The 7th Cavalry, to relieve the 10Th Cav
airy.
The headquarters and the I'd Squadron.
9Th Cavalry Jefferson barracks), will be
placed en- route to San Francisco, and will
be reported to the commanding general
Department of California, in time for en-
barkation on the transport sailing on March
l, 1905. The other organizations named
will be similarly routed and reported in
time to sail as follows:
Third Squadron, 9Th Cavalry Fort Riley.
Kan.), April 1, 1905.
Second Squadron, 9TH Cavalry Camp
George H. Thomas. Ga.), May 1, 1905.
Headquarters and LIST Squadron, 7th Cav
airy Fort Myer, Va), June l, 1908.
Third Squadron, 18th Cavalry Camp
George H. Thomas, Ga), and LIST Squadron,
9Th Cavalry Fort Sill, Okl. Teri, July 1,
1905.
cavalry TO Leave mdulld.
Cavalry regiments returned to the United
States will be relieved from duty in the
Philippine Islands, placed en- route to the
United States, and upon arrival at San
Francisco, Cal, will proceed to stations as
follows:
Headquarters, list and I'd Squadrons. 18th
Cavalry, will be placed en- route from Ma
Mia on transport sailing April 15 1905; the
headquarters and I'd Squadron to proceed
upon arrival at San Francisco to Fort
Myer. Va, and the LIST Squadron to Fort
Riley, Kan.
Headquarters and I'd Squadron, 18th cav
airy, will sail from Manila May Is. 1905,
and proceed to Camp George II. Thomas,
Ca. for station
First Squadron, 18th Cavalry will sail
from Manila June 15, 1905, and proceed to
Camp Geo. H. Thomas, Ga, for station
Third Squadron, 18th Cavalry, will sail
from Manila July Is, 1905, and proceed to
Fort Sill. o. T.
Third Squadron, 18th Cavalry, will sail
from Manila August 10. 1905, and proceed
to Camp George H. Thomas, Ga.
Troops Going to Philippines.
The following infantry regiments are
designated for service in the Philippine
Islands:
The 21st Infantry to relieve the 18th In
fantry; the 9Th Infantry to relieve the 14th
Infantry; the 10th Infantry to relieve the
23d Infantry; the 9th Infantry to relieve
the 4th Infantry; the 10th Infantry to re-
lieve the 18th Infantry The organizations
named will be placed en- route to San Fran
cisco. and will be reported to the command
ing general. department of California, in
time for embarkation, as follows:
The 21st Infantry. on February /. 1906
The 9th Infantry on March l, 1905.
The 10th Infantry on April l. 1906
The 9th Infantry on May 1, 1905.
The 10th Infantry on June /, 1905.
infantry to Leave Manila.
The organizations ordered to return to the
United States will sail from Manila. p. l.,
as follows:
The 18th Infantry, on january, lis. 1905.
The 14th Infantry on March Is, 1905.
The 23d Infantry. on May 15 1905
The 4th Infantry, on June Is, 1906.
The 18th Infantry, on July Is, 1905.
Upon arrival at San Francisco they will
proceed to stations as follows:
The 18th Infantry. at Fort Leavei,worth.