The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.


Captain WILLIAM P. W0ODALL, Med
ical Corps. IS assigned 70 the COM
mand Of the one-half of Company
A, Hospital Corps which IS. 10 par
ucipate in the camps of instruction
at Fort D. A. Russell Target and
Maneuver Reservation, Wyoming,
ara Fort Riley, Kansas, July IS 70
September is, 1910. and will accom-
pany the command to those places
and return to Fort D. A. Russell,
where he viii resume his proper
duties.
The following assignments Of officers
OF the Medical Corps are ordered:
Colonel WILLIAM W. GRAY, upon ar
rival at San Francisco, Cal, will
proceed. to ST. Panl. MINI
Major JJcRE B. CLAYTON, upon ar
rival at san Francisco, Cal, will
proceed 10 Vancouver Barracks.
Wash.
Captain CLARENCE H CONNOR, az
ter arrival at San Francisco. Cal,
and upon the expiration of the leave
Of absence granted him in paragraph
81, special Orders, No Ia, July %,
1903, War Department, will proceed
TO Fort Brady. Mich.
The following-named officers are de-
tailed for duty al the camp OF in
StructiOn for infantry officers of the
organized militia 10 be held at Camp
Benjamin Harrison June 20 10 .,
1910, and will report by letter at once
70 the commanding general, Depart
Captain DWIGHT Z. AULTMAN, 9th
Field Artillery.
Captain CHARLES E. ST0DTER, 9Th
Cavalry.
Captain HARVEY W. MILLER. 18th
Infantry.
Captain TkNNEY ROSS. So Infantry.
Captain WILEY HOWELL, 9th IRfan-
try.
First Lieutenant WALTER KRUGER.
23d Infantry
The following named officers are de
tailed for duty at the camp OF lnsuuC-
ton for infantry officers OF the organ
lied militia 10 be held at Camp BenJa-
min Harrison, July Is TO 3. 1910, and VIII
report by letter at once 10 the COM
handing general, Department OF the
Lakes. for instructions.
Captain TRUMAN O. MURPHY. Nine
tenth Infantry.
Captain HARRY A. SMITH, Seventh IN
fantry.
Captain lie ROY ELTINGE. Fifteenth
Cavalry.
Captain GEORGE F. BATzELL. Fifth
Infantry.
Captain rENNEY ROSS. Third Infan-
try.
Captain WILEY HOWELL. Sixth In
fantry.
Captain PAUL H. McCOOK. Twenty
sixth Infantry. is relieved from duty
Cal, and from further duty on gen
eTal recruiting service. and Will pro-
ceed 10 join his regiment.
Major CHARLES 3. IRVING, United
states Army, retired, with his con-
sent is assigned 20 active duty. He
is detailed Tor general recruiting
service, and Will proceed at the
proper time 70 jefferson Barracks,
Missouri, and report in person on
June 10, 1910, 70 the commanding
officer Of the recruit depot al that
post for instruction for period Of
zen days IN the methods Of exam
mining recruits, and at the eX-
plratlon of this period Will proceed
10 Little Rock, Arkansas, and enter
upon recruiting duty at that place,
relieving list Lieutenant WILLIAM
s WOOD, 4th Field Artillery, re-
crutunS officer. who upon being
thus relieved viii proceed to join
his regiment.
The following named officers are de
tailed Tor duty with the Organized Mill
tia OF Wisconsin at the annual encamp-
ment 10 be held at Camp Douglas, Wis.
July 70 3, 1910, and will report by
letter at once 10 the adjutant general
Of Wisconsin for instructions:
Major JOHN F. MORRISON, General
Captain JAMES JUSTICE, Nineteenth
Infantry.
Captain ROBERT H WESTCOTT.
Eleventh Infantry.
Captain LAUFANCE ANGEL. Porto
Rico Regiment of Infantry.
The following named officers are
detailed for duty at the officers
school Of the Organized Militia Of
Kansas, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
July 10 TO II, 1910:
Captain HARRY a. SMITH, 9TH In
fantry.
Captain HENRY A. HANIGAN, 22d
Infantry.
Captain CHARLES n. MURPHY, 18th
Infantry.
Captain WILLIS G. PEACE. Coast Ar
tillery Corps, is detailed as profess
scr of military science and tactics
at the North Carolina College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Ans
West Raleigh. n. C. TO take eject
august 6, 1910, vice 1st Lieutenant
JOHN 5. E YOUNG, 9Th Cavalry.
who is relieved from duty at thar
college, TO take effect that date.
ard viii then proceed to Join his