The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-24
Army and Macy
SerUiCe Orders
ARMY.

The following officers are relieved from
duty on recruiting service and at the
stations designated after their re-
speetive names, and viii then pro-
coed TO join their respective organi-
cations:
Major WILSON Y. STAAIPER, Twen-
ty-iirst Infantry, Providence, r. /.
Captain CHARLES Z. TAYNAN, First
Infantry. Kansas City. No.
Captain GEORGE W. KIRKPATRICK,
Fifteenth Cavalry, Evansville, Ind
Captain ROBERT +. WOODS. Coast
Artillery Corps, Syracuse, n. Y
Captain JAMES II. BRYSON. Fourth
OnIo-
Captain LINDSEY. p. RUCKER, TWeu-
ty-sixth Infantry. Columbus Bar
racks. Ohio
First Lieutenant LEWIS FORESTER.
Fifth Cavalry, Jefferson Barracks,
First Lieutenant WALTER +. MAR
TIN, Second Cavalry, Jersey City,
" J.
First Lieutenant GEORGE F. BAILEY,
Second Cavalry. Columbus Barracks,
Ohio.
First Lieutenant MORRIS NJ KICK.
Twelfth Infantry. Fort Slocu-n, y. y,
Captain HARRY l.. KNIGHT. First
Infantry, is detailed for general re-
Cruiting service at Kansas City, Mo-
TAYAIAN, First Infantry, on No
vember j., 1910
Captain EDWARD a ROCHE, Twenty
sixth Infantry. is detailed for gen
eral recruiting service AT Columbus
Barracks, November Is, 1910, 20 the
commanding officer Of the recruit
depot at that post for duty, reney-
ing First Lieutenant GEORGE F.
BAILEY. Second Cavalry.
First Lieutenant F'REDERICk } HEX
NAN, Ninth Cavalry, and First
Lieutenant CLIFTON N. BUTLER,
Seventeenth Infantry, are detailed
for general recruiting service They
will proceed 20 Columbus Barracks,
Ohio, relieving Captain JAMES H
BRYSON, Fourth Field Artillery,
and Captain LINDSEY =. RUCkER1
Twenty-siXth Infantry
First Lieutenant REUBEN 9. TAHL-
OR, Tenth Infantry, is detailed for
general recruiting service at Jeffer-
son Barracks, No, relieving FIRST
Lieutenant LEWIS FORESTER
Fifth Cavalry.
First Lieutenant CHARLES n. NOR
ROW is detailed for general re-
crufting service At Fort SlOCum.
New York, relieving First Lieuten-
ant NORRIS NJ. KECK, 18th In
fantry.
tailed for general recruiting serv-
ice at the places specified after
their respective names ana enter
upon recruiting duty, relieving. the
OFFICERS on duty at those stations
on January 1, 1911:
Cautain GEORGE L. BARAM, 6th
Cavalry, Providence, r. l.
First Lieutenant GEORGE K VII
SON. 1Ith Infantry, Jersey city
N Z
First Lieutenant TRUMAN W. CAR
RITHERS, 29th Infantry, Evans
Vile, Ind.
First Lieutenant SELWYN D. SMITH,
5th Cavalry, is detailed for general
recruiting service at syracuse, n
Y, and relieving Captain ROBERT
r WOODS. Coast Artillery Corps.
First Lieutenant JAMES =. BARNEY,
Eighth Cavalry, having been found
by an army retiring board incapaci-
tated for active service on account
of disability incident thereto, and
such finding having been approved
by the President, the retirement OF
Lieutenant Barney from active ser
vice is announced.
First Lieutenant HENRY du p
PHELAN. Medical Reserve Corps
from duty at Fort De Russy, Homo
lulu Hawaii Territory.
Captain PETER W DAWSON, Twen-
ty-seCond Infantry. is relieved from
duty as a member Of the General
STAFF Corps, TO take effect November
l. 1910. and viii report in person on
that date to Mai. Gen. FRANKLIN
BELL. in this city, for appointment
and duty as aIde-de-camp on =.