The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-17
ARMY.


Captain AUGUSTUS 3. WAKEFIELD,
Firth Field Artillery is relieved
from duty at the Mounted Service
School, Fort Riley, Kansas
Captain THOMAS +. DWYER, Coast
Artillery Corps, unassigned, VIII
report in person TO the command
ing officer, Artillery District OF
Narragansett Bay, for assignment
70 duty on his staff
captain HENRY F. PIPES Medical
Corps, is assigned to the com
mand Of the One-haff OF Company
= Hospital Corps, which is 20 par
uclpate in the military tourna-
menI at Nashville. Tenn June
- TO 20 1910 the camp OF in
StructiOn at Chickamau6a Park
Georgia July to August = 1910
and the camp Of instruction at
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana,
September i TO so, 1910, and Will
accompany the com mand 10 the
places named and return TO this
city
Captain WILLIAM A. DUNCAN. Medi-
cal Corps, Is relieved from duty a.
the General Hospital, San Francis
CO. Cal, and from further obserya-
ton and treatment at the Walter
Reed General Hospital District of
Columbia, 70 take effect upon the
expiration o. his present sick leave
of absence, and VIII then proceed to
Vancouver Barracks, Washington.
Captain JAMES n. PHALEN, Medical
Corps, upon the expiration Of his
present leave OF absence viii pro
coed TO Columbus Barracks. Ohio,
and report in person 10 the com
handing officer OF that post for
duty, relieving Captain ALBERT G.
LOVE Medical Corps. who viii re
pair OF this city and report IN per
son 10 the surgeon general Of the
army for duty in his office
First Lieutenant VICTOR Q. WAUGH
AN Medical Reserve Corps. Is order
ed 20 active duty In the service OF
existing emergency for the period
trom May p TO June D. 1910 Lieuteu-
ant VAUGHAN VIII proceed on May
4, 1910, or az soon thereafter as pTaC-
Iicable. 10 this city for the purpose
OF delivering the address 10 the GTad-
Mating class at the Army Medical
School. on Nay q, 1910. and upon the
completion OF this duty VIII return
10 his home
Major GEORGE B. DUNCAN, I'd In
fantTy, IS relieved from further treat
meut al the Walter Reed General
Hospital. District Of Columbia, and
VIII return TO mis- proper station
Major LORENZO Z. DAVIDSON,
United States Army, retired, at his
own request IS relieved from duty AZ
Carlisle Military Academy. airing
ton. Tex, 10 take effect Nay 8,
1910. and VIII then proceed 70 his
home
First Lieutenant WILLIAM P ENNIS,
Tst Field Artillery, VIII proceed 10
Iowa Park and Paducah' Tex on
official business pertaining 10 lnSpeC-
tiOu and purchase OF horses. and
upon the completion of this duty
VIII return 10 his proper station
Captain HENRY II. SHEEN, quarter
master will proceed 20 Kansas CITY
No and take station a. that place
for duty. under the Instructions Of
the CuaTtcrmaSJer General OF the
Army. in connection With receiving
inspecting and shipping OF forage 20
be delivered and shipped under con
tract 10 the Philippine Islands
Leave Of absence for one month and
ten days. TO take effect on OF about
July i, 1910, IS granted Captain
CHARLES f MORTON, pgyuaster-
The following changes In the stations
and duties OF adJutant generals are
ordered
Lieutenant Colonel EUGENE F. LADD
upon arrival at san Francisco cal
viii report in person 20 the com
handing general. Department OF
California, for duty as aGjutant gen
eraI Of that department
Colonel SIMPSON viii proceed TO Chi
csEO. III. and report in person TO
the commanding genera Depart
meut OF the Lakes for duty as ad-
jutant general OF that department,
relieving Major HARRY G. HALE
Major HALE viii proceed TO Omaha.
Neb-. and report in person to the
commanding general Department OF
the Missouri, Tor duty as aClulant
general Of that department in time
TO relieve Major CHASE " KEN
NEDY Of that duty upon the exp-r-
alton Of his detail In the Adjutaur
Generals Department. July j.. 1910
( Colonel JAMES T.. KERR after his ar
rival in the United States viii re-
pair TO this city and report in per
son 10 the adJutanL general Of the
army for duty in his office, relieving
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES W
TAYLOR
/ LieuteuautCoIoneI TAYLOR viii proceed