The Washington times., 1911-03-14
ARMY.

Captain JAMES A. WOODRUFF, Corps
of Engineers, is relieved from duty
under the immediate orders of Cap
tain CLARKE :. SMITH. Corps of
Engineers. and will relieve Captain
SMITH Of the duties now in his
charge pertaining to the Nicksburg
engineer district and TO the Third
district. Mississippi river improve
ment, together with the funds, prop
Crty, and records connected there
with.
Second Lieutenant MARVIN f. NAL
10y, TWenty-fOurth Infantry, from
treatment at the Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital District Of Columbia,
10 his station
Each of the following officers will pro-
coed at the proper zine to Fort
Riley, Kansas, and report in person
on or about March 2S, 1911. to the
School for the purpose Of taking
a special course in eQuitatiOn:
Lieutenant Colonel MATTHIAS W.
DAY, 9Th Cavalry
Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE H. G.
GALE, 10th Cavalry.
Licutenant Colonel HOEL S. BISHOP.
Fifteenth Cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE W. VAN
DETSEN, Second Field Artillery
Major JOHN r. MCDONALD, Fifteenth
Cavalry.
Major AT-GUsTI1s T. BLoCKsoM.
entn l,aNa'rN.
Major JOSEPH A. GASTON, First Cav
Major JOHN W. HEARD, Sixth Cav
airy.
Major AUGUSTUS c. MACoMB. Ninth
Cavalry.
Major EDWARD \. MILLAR, Fifth
Field Artillery.
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES IOCNET7'.
Fourth Cavalry, to Fort Riley, Kan.
20 d'tv as "onmandant of the
Mounted Service School.
Zach Of tie following officers is re-
lieved from dHtv at his present sta
tin, and will repair 10 this city and
report in person to the chitf of staff
for dutv,
Majog HENRY c. HODGES, JR., Twcn-
ty-second Infantry.
Major JOHN +. McMAHON, Sixth
First Lieutenant MOSS L. LOVE. 7th
Cavalry, is detailed to fill vacancy
in the Signal Corps, vice First Lieu
tenant CLARENCE c. CULVER,
Signal Corps, who is assiged to the
18th Cavalry.
Captain FRANCIS H. CAMERON. jr.,
retired. with his consent is assigned
to active duty and is detailed for
general recruiting service at Grand
Rapids. Mich.
The resignation of First Lieutenant
FRANK /. SIDMAN, 18th Cavalry,
of his commission as an officer of the
army has been accepted by the
President, to take effect March Is,
1911.
The RESIGNATION of First Lieutenant
RLASE COLE, Medical Reserve
CORPS. of his commission in that
corps has been accepted by the
President, to take effect March II,
1911.
Lieutenant Colonel SAMUEL w. MIt-
LER, 25th Infantry, is detailed for
duty as commandant of the School
of Musketry, the Presidio of Mon
terey, Cal
The following officers of the Medical
Reserve Corps, now at Newport News,
Va will proceed to Galveston, Tex:
First Iiuetenant HENRY w. ELIOT.
First Lieutenant THOMAS c. WALK
ER.
Lieutenant Colonel FRANK r. KEEF-
FR.. Medical Corps, from General
Hospital Hot Springs, Ark, to his
station.
Colonel EDWARD T. BROWN, Fifth
Field Artillery, from Fort Sheridan.
Illinois, to Fort Riley, Kansas.
Colonel ALEXANDER r. DYER.
Fourth Field Artillery, is assigned
to the command of the brigade of
field artillery to be assembled at
Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Lieutenant Colonel ELI D. HOYLE.
Sixth Field Artillery. will proceed at
once to Fort Sam Houston, Texas,
and assume command OF the Fourth
Field Artillery.
The following officers of the Sixth Field
Artillery will proceed at once to
Fort Sam Houston, Texas:
Captain UPTON BRINE. jr.
First Lieutenant CORTLANDT PAR
KER-
First lieutenant RENE E. Der.
HOYLE.
Captain MORTON ]. HENRY, commits
sarv, from Newport News, Virginia,
to Galveston, Texas.
Major CLARENCE J. MANLY, Medical
Corps. now at San Antonio, Texas.
to Galveston, Texas.
First Lieutenant FRANCIS II. CAM
ERON, jr., Seventh Cavalry, having
been examined for promotion by a
board of officers and found physi-
caly disqualified for the duties of
captain Of cavalry by reason of dis
ability incident to the service, his
retirement, by the President, from
active service as a captain is an
nounced to date from March 8, 1911.