The Washington times., 1910-06-17
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY

4 OSTOICS OTQETS
ARMY.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM. E. HALL.
Medical Reserve Corps. upon arrival
at san Francisco, Cai, will proceed
70 Whipple Barracks, AriZ.
Captain ERNEST d. SCOTT, 5th Field
Artillery. In complying with so much
of paragraph % Special Orders, No.
l36, May 81, 1910, War Department
as directs him upon completion OF
his duties to proceed to join his
proper station, viii proceed to Fort
Sheridan, Ill, and report In person
10 the commanding officer OF that
post for duty with Battery F, 5th
Field Artillery
The following officers are detailed
for duty pertaining to The national
match for 1910, and will proceed at
the proper time 20 Camp Perry, Ohio,
ana report in person on or about Au-
gust 8. 1910, 10 Col. ROBERT X
EVANS. 2Sth Infantry, executive Of
iicer of the match, for du -:
Major JAMES II. FRIER, 10th Infan-
try.
Captain WILLIAM r. DAsHIELL..
24th Infantry.
Captain ARTHUR THAYER, Sd Cav
airy
Captain JOHN T. HAINEs, 18th Cav
/ airy.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM NEWMAN. list In
ta1tTy.
Captain MARCUS B. STOKES. 10th
/ Infantry.
CAPTAIN JULIAN r. LINDSEY, 18th
Cavalry.
Captain GEORGE s. GooDALE, sd
Captain CHARLES z. sTODTER. 9Th
Cavalry.
4 Captain RALPH B. PARROT. 9th
Infantry.
Captain THEODORE A. BALDWIN.
Jr-, 26th Infantry.
Captain ALVAN c. GILLEAI. 11th
Cavalry.
CAPTAIN J. WILLARD LITTLE. 2sth
Infantry.
Captain LOUIS r. BALL, eth Cavalry.
Captain WILLIAM II. MENGES, Coast
Artillery Corps.
First Lieutenant MORTON c. MUM
MA, % Cavalry.
First Lieutenant SAMUEL r.
GLEANES. LIST Cavalry.
First Lieutenant ROBERT D. CAR
TER 18th Infantry.
First Lieutenant CAD MORGAN TIN
Infantry.
First Lieutenant HENRY G. STAHL.
9th Infantry.
First Lieutenant LEO \. DEWEY,
18th Infantry.
. First Lieutenant WILLIAM ST. J.
JERNEN, jr-, 10th Infantry.
First Lieutenant GEORGE G. MAR
SHALL, Jr-. oath Infantry.
. First Lieutenant THOMAS c. MUS
GRAVE, 18th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant VICTOR 8. FOS-
TER 18th Cavalry.
/ Second Lieutenant RESOLVE p. PAL
MEE, 9th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant JOSEPH A. At
hlNS. 10th Infantry
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK J.
OSIEEMANN, nth Infantry.
Captain GEORGE O. CRESS. ftb Cav
airy, is detailed 10 enter the next
class at the Army War College. and
VIII report in person 20 the president
OF the college, IN this city. not later
ingly.
Captain BROOKE PAYNE. 81 Field
Artillery, is relieved from duty st
Fort sam Houston, Texas. ana will
proceed 90 Join his battery al Fort
Myer. Virginia.
First Lieutenant CHARLES G.. BICK-
HAM, 18th Infantry, is hOnorably
discharged from the service Of the
United States, under the provisions
or an act OF Congress approved OC-
tubeT I, 1890
First Lieutenant HENRY c. z. NOR
RISS, Medical Reserve Corps, IS
amended so as 10 relieve Lieutenant
NORklSS from duty at Vancouver
Barracks. Washington. 20 take ef-
feet at such time as Will enable him
10 comply with the order and 10 d.
rect him 20 proceed at the proper
time 10 san Francisco. Cal. and take
the transport 10 sail from that place
on or about October =, 1910. for the
Philippine Islands, instead Of sailing
on the transport leaving San Fran
cisco July :. 1910
Captain JAMES NJ. BURROUGHS. re-
Gently promoted with rank from
May %. 1910. Is assigned 20 the Sec
Ond Cavalry He VIII he assigned 20
troop by his reEiWental command /
er and viii proceed to join the troop l
20 which ne may be assigned
First Lieutenant DORSEY CULLEN. /
cavalry. unassigned, is assigned 70
the Second Cavalry. He viii he as
signed 70 a trOOn by his regimental
commander and viii remain on duty
at his present station until further |
orders.
Captain IRA 7. REEVES, United States !
army. retired at his own request is |
relieved from duty at Miami Military |
Institute, Germantown, Ohio. and will I
proceed to bis home.
So much Of paragraph 80, Special Orders, /
No. "a, March IS, 1910 War Depart /
nent, as directs First Lieutenant I
CHARLES T. SMART, First Field /
Artillery, upon beng relieved from I
recruiting duty to proceed 70 Join his /
regiment IS amended so as 20 direct |
him upon being relieved 10 report in I
person 70 the commanding officer, /
the Preside Of San Francisco, Cal.
fer assignment TO temporary duty
with Battery F, First Field Artillery. |
First Lieutenant CHARLES T. DUTLIN. |
Medical Reserve Corps, will proceed /
to Fort Bayard, New Mexico, and re- /
port in person to the commanding
officer Of the General Hospital at F.
that place for observation and treat /
ment.