The Washington times., 1910-05-26
ARMY.


First Lieutenant CREED T. cox, 18th
Cavalry, will proceed at the proper
tine TO Fort Benja 7in Harrison md.
and report in person for duty on or
about June %, 1910, 20 the command
ing officer OF the camp & instruc-
ton INr infantry officers Of the or
ganiZed militia 10 be held az that
post June . TO p, 1910 and upon the
completion Of this duty viii return
70 his proper station
Lieutenant Colonel JOSEPH z. KUHN.
Corps OF Engineers. and Major Ed
GAR Russell. Signal Corps, are de
tailed as engineer officers and ChleI
signal officer. respectively, OF the
camp OF instruction 10 be held AT
Chickamauga Park. Georgia. ana
Will report by letter at once 10 the
commanding general. Department OF
the Gulf. for instructions.
FIRST Lieutenant LOUIS L. PENDLE-
TON. Coast ARTILLERY Corps, now un-
assigned. IS assigned 10 the 155th
Company TO take effect July !, 1910,
and will proceed on that date TO
Join the company 70 which he is
assigned.
F'he following transfers at the request
OF the officers concerned are ordered:
First Lieutenant WALTER HARVEY
from the Sixteenth Infantry 10 the
Twenty-second Infantry.
First Lieutenant DAVID A HENKES
froGh the Twenty-second Infantry u
the Sixteenth Infantry.
Major TRACY c. DICKSON, Ordnance
Department, is relieved from his
present duties and will proceed TO
tho Isthmus Of Panama and report
TO the chairman Of the Isthmian
Canal Commission for duty with
that commission
Leave Of absence for one month, 10
take effect upon the completion OF
his duties at the maneuvers, IS
granted First Lieutenant DAWSON
OLMSTEAD, Fifth Field Artillery.
First Lieutenant NATHANIEL P
ROGERS, jr., Coast Artillery Corps,
is detailed for general recruiting
service at Roanoke. Va, relieving
First iegtenant EDWIN J. BRAC-
KEN, Eighth Infantry, recruiting
ofhcer, as soon as practicable Lieu
tenant BRACKEN viii join his regl-
ment.
First Lieutenant CHRISTIAN BRI-
AND, Fifteenth Cavalry, Is detailed
Tor general recruiting service at Du-
iuth. MINI, relieving First Lieute-
nant ARTHUR P WATTS, Eigh-
teenth Infantry. recruiting officer
on August Is, 1910, or as soon there
after as practicable Lieutenant
WATTS will join his regiment.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM p. CUR
RIER, Coast Artillery Corps, is de-
tailed for general recruiting serv-
Ice. He will proceed at the proper
time to Fort Mcdowell. California.
and report In person on AuPust /
1910, to the commanding officer of
the recruit depot at that place for
instructions for a period Of ten
days IN the methods of eXa mining
recruits, and at the expiration Of
TINS period will proceed 10 Helena.
Mont, and enter upon recruiting
duty at that place, relieving First
Lieutenant ROBERT o. RAGS
DALE, ID Infantry, recruiting Of
ncer, on August Is, 1910 or as soon
thereafter as practicable Lieu
tenant Ragsdale will join his regi<
ment In the Philippine Islands
Captain HARRY c. WILLIAMS. 2d
Field Artillery, is detailed for gen
eral recruiting service. At the
proper time he will proceed to JEFF
1erson Barracks, Missouri. and re-
port IN person on August I, 1910,
TO the commanding officer of the
recruit depot at that place for in
structions for period of ten DAYS
In the methods OF examining re-
cruits, and at the expiration of
this period will proceed to Savan-
nah. Ga. relieving CaDtain JESIFS
NJ LOVE, Jr. 18th Infantry, re-
cru1t1ng officer, on August Is. 1910.
or as soon thereafter as practica-
bic. Captain LOVE will join his
regiment.
First Lieutenant EDWARD NJ OF
FLEY, 1st Cavalry, is detailed for
general recruiting service. At the
proper time he will proceed to
Fort Logan, Colorado, and report
In person on August l, 1910. II the
commanding officer of the recruit
depot at that place for Instructions
for period of ten days in the
methods of examining recruits
and at the expiration of this period
VIII proceed to Oklahoma City.
l Okla, relieving Captain war