NAVY DEPARTMENT.

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY......GEORGE VON L. MEYER (1909), Mass., $12,000
ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
BEEKMAN WINTHROP (1909), N. Y., $5,000
CHIEF CLERK..
.F. S. CURTIS (1907), Ohio, $3,000

Supplies and Accounts.

Steam Engineering.

Construction and Repair.
Yards and Docks...

..Rear Admiral Newton E. Mason
Medical Director Presley M. Rixey.

. Pay Director Eustace B. Rogers.

..Lieut. Com. Hutch I. Cone..

.Aug. 1, 1904 ...Aug. 14, 1900 .Nov. 1, 1906 May 14, 1909

Chief Constructor Washington L. Capps. Nov. 1, 1903 Civil Engineer Richard C. Hollyday.... Mar. 26, 1907 Aids to the Secretary-Rear Admiral William Swift, material; Rear Admiral William P. Potter, personnel; Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright, fleet operations; Captain Aaron Ward, inspection.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR..RICHARD A. BALLINGER (1909), Wash., $12,000
FIRST ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY..

DEPARTMENT

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY..

Chief Clerk-Sylvester R. Burch (1903),
Kan., $2,500.

FRANK PIERCE (1907), Utah, $5,000 JESSE E. WILSON (1905). Ind., $4,500 First Assistant Commissioner of Patents-Cornelius C. Billings (1907), Vt.,

$4.500.

Commissioner of Education-Elmer E. Brown (1906), Cal., $5,000.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs-Robert G. Valentine (1909), Mass., $5,000. Director of Geological Survey-George Otis Smith (1907), Me., $6,000.

Director of Reclamation Service-Frederick H. Newell (1904), Penn., $6,000. Superintendent of Capitol Building_and Grounds - Elliott Woods (1902), $5,000.

OF AGRICULTURE.

Solicitor-George P. McCabe (1908), D. C., $4,500.

Chief of Weather Bureau-Willis L. Moore (1895), Ohio, $6,000.

Chief of Bureau of Animal IndustryAlonzo D. Melvin (1906), $5,000.

Chief of Bureau of Plant Industry-B. T. Galloway (1901), Mo., $5,000.

Ind.,

.JAMES WILSON (1897), Iowa, $12,000 WILLETT M. HAYES (1904), Minn., $5,000 Chief of Bureau of Soils-Milton Whitney (1894), Md., $3,500.

Chief of Bureau of Entomology-L. O. Howard (1894), Ill., $4,000.

Chief of Bureau of Biological SurveyC. Hart Merriam (1886). N. Y., $3,000. Director of Office of Experiment Stations-A. C. True (1893), Conn., $4,000. Chief of Division of Publications-Joseph A. Arnold (1909), Ind., $3,000. Director of Office of Public RoadsLogan W. Page (1905), Mass., $3,000. Chief of Eureau of Statistics-Victor H. Olmstead (1906), D. C., $3,500. COMMERCE AND LABOR.

Chief of Bureau of Forestry-Gifford Pinchot (1898), N. Y., $5,000.

Chief of Bureau of Chemistry-Harvey W. Wiley (1893), Ind., $5,000.

DEPARTMENT OF

SECRETARY OF COMMERCE AND LABOR..CHARLES NAGEL (1909), Mo., $12,000 ASSISTANT SECRETARY..

....BENJAMIN S. CABLE (1909), Ill., $5,000

Weis (1902), Baltimore, Md., $4,000; George B. Billings (1907), Boston, $4,000; John S. R. Rodgers (1895), Philadelphia, $4,000; Hart H. North (1895), San Francisco, $4,000: John H. Clark (1905), Montreal, $4,000; Ellis de Bruler (1909), Seattle; Graham L. Rice (1904), San Juan, Porto Rico, $3,000.

Supervising Inspector General of Steam Vessels-George Uhler (1903), Penn.,

$4,000.

Director of the Bureau of StandardsSamuel W. Stratton (1901), Ill., $5,000. Commissioner of Navigation-Eugene T. Chamberlain (1893), N. Y., $4,000.

Director of the Census-E. Dana Durand (1909), Cal., $6,000.

Commissioner of Fish and FisheriesGeorge M. Bowers (1897), W. Va., $6,000.

Superintendent U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey-O. H. Tittman (1900), Mo., $6,000. Chief of the Bureau of Statistics-Oscar P. Austin (1898), D. C., $4,000.

Chief of the Bureau of ManufacturesJohn M. Carson (1905), Penn., $4,000.

Lighthouse Board-President, Secretary of Commerce and Labor; chairman, Rear Admiral Adolph Marix, U. S. N.; mem

bers, Colonel Walter S. Franklin, U. S.
A.; Colonel William T. Rossell, U. S. A.;
Henry S. Pritchett, Rear Admiral Kos-
suth Niles, U. S. N.; Major James B.
Cavanaugh, U. S. A.; Captain W. B.
Caperton, U. S. N., naval secretary;
Casey,
Colonel Thomas L.
U. S.
A..
engineer secretary.

*INDEPENDENT COMMISSIONS AND OFFICES.

Interstate Commerce Commission. Commissioners-Martin A. Knapp (1891), N. Y., chairman; Judson C. Clements (1892), Ga.; Charles A. Prouty (1896), Vt.; Francis M. Cockrell (1905), Mo.; Franklin K. Lane (1906), Cal.; Edward E. Clark (1906), Iowa; James S. Harlan (1906), Ill.; each, $10,000.

Secretary-Edward A. Moseley Mass., $5,000.

(1887),

Civil Service Commission. Commissioners-John C. Black (1904), Ill.. $4,500; John A. McIlhenny (1906), La.; William S. Washburn (1909), N. Y.; each, $4,000.

Chief Examiner George
R. Wales
(1908), Vt.. $3,000.
Secretary-John T. Doyle (1880), N. Y.,

$2,500.

Tariff Board.

the

Commissioners (appointed by President without specific terms, compensation fixed by him)-Henry C. Emery (1909), Conn.; James B. Reynolds (1909), Mass.; Alvin H. Sanders (1909), Ill.

Government Printing Office.

Public Printer-Samuel (1908), N. Y., $5,500.

B. Donnelly

Deputy Public Printer-Henry T. Brian (1907), Md., $3,600.

Library of Congress.

Librarian - Herbert

Mass., $6,000.

Putnam

(1899),

P. C.

Assistant Librarian-Appleton
Griffin (1908), D. C., $4,000.

THE UNITED STATES ARMY.

The actual strength of the army on June 30, 1909, including the Porto Rico Regiment and the Philippine Scouts was 4,232 officers and 77,341 enlisted men-total, 81,573. There were lost to the army in the year ended June 30, 1909, 167 officers and 26,564 enlisted men. There were two enlisted men of the regular army and one enlisted man of the Philippine Scouts killed in action, and one man of the regular army fatally wounded in the year ended June 30, 1909. There were in the Porto Rico Regiment on June 20, 1909, 24 officers and 551 enlisted men, and in the Philippine Scouts 160 officers an1 5,586 enlisted men. The Hospital Corps (Medical Department) contains 3,461 enlisted men not included in the above totals.

GENERAL STAFF OF THE ARMY.
Major General J. Franklin Bell, Chief of Staff.
Brigadier General Tasker H. Bliss.

Brigadier General Arthur Murray.

Major General Thomas H. Barry.
Samuel D. Sturgis, 1st Field Artillery.
C. D. W. Willcox, Coast Artillery.
Henry D. Todd, Coast Artillery.
Captains.
Marcus D. Cronin, 25th Infantry.
M. J. Lenihan, 25th Infantry.
Peter C. Harris, 24th Infantry.
W. S. Graves, 20th Infantry.
F. W. Sladen, 14th Infantry.
H. G. Learnard, 14th Infantry.
Jesse Mcl. Carter, 14th Cavalry.
P. D. Lochridge. 13th Cavalry.
Charles D. Rhodes, 6th Cavalry.
John W. Furlong, 6th Cavalry.
Ralph H. Van Deman, 21st Infantry.
Frank S. Cocheu, 12th Infantry.
Benj. T. Simmons, 4th Infantry.

William Chamberlaine, Coast Artillery.

William P. Burnham, 7th Infantry.

ARMY WAR COLLEGE.

Brigadier General William W. Wotherspoon, president; Major H. D. Todd, secretary. For Philippine and Panama Canal Strip Commissions, see under "Insular Dependencies."

DIVISION AND DEPARTMENTS.

The Philippines Division.-Embracing the Department of Luzon, Department of the Visayas and Department of Mindanao. Headquarters, Manila, P. I. Commander, Major-General William P. Duvall.

Department of Luzon.-Embracing all that portion of the Philippine Archipelago lying north of a line passing southeastwardly through the West Pass of Apo, or Mindoro Strait, to the 12th parallel of north latitude, thence east along said parallel to the 125th degree 10 minutes east of Greenwich, but including the entire Island of Masbate; thence north to San Bernardino Strait. Headquarters, Manila, P. I. Commander, Major-General W. H. Carter.

Department of the Visayas.—Includes all islands south of the southern line of the Department of Luzon and east of longitude 121 degrees 45 minutes east of Greenwich and north of the 9th parallel of latitude, excepting the islands of Mindanao, Paragua, and all islands east of the Strait of Surigao. Headquarters, Iloilo, P. I. Commander, Brigadier General Daniel H. Brush.

Department of Mindanao.-Includes all the remaining islands of the Philippine Archipelago. Headquarters, Zamboanga, P. I. Commander, Brigadier General John J. Pershing.

Department of California.—Embracing the states of California and Nevada and the Territory of Hawaii. Headquarters, San Francisco, Cal. Commander, Major General Thomas H. Barry.

Department of the Colorado.-Embracing the states of Colorado and Utah and the Territories of Arizona and New Mexico. Headquarters, Denver, Col. Commander, Brigadier General Earl D. Thomas.

Department of the Columbia.-Embracing the states of Washington, Oregon and Idaho (except that part included in the Yellowstone National Park) and the Territory of Alaska. Headquarters, Vancouver Barracks, Wash. Commander, Brigadier General Marion P. Maus.

Department of Dakota.-Embracing the states of Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana and so much of Idaho and Wyoming as is included in the Yellowstone National Park. Headquarters, St. Paul, Minn. Commander, Brigadier General C. L. Hodges.

Department of the East.-Embracing the New England States, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, West Virginia, Virginia, Porto Rico and islands and keys adjacent thereto. Headquarters, Governor's Island. N. Y. Commander, Major General Leonard Wood.

Department of the Gulf.-Embracing the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Alabama. Louisiana and Mississippi. Headquarters, Atlanta, Ga. Commander, Brigadier General Albert L. Mills.

Department of the Lakes.-Embracing the states of Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Headquarters, Chicago, Ill. Commander, Major General Frederick D. Grant.

Department of the Missouri.-Embracing the states of Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming (except the Yellowstone National Park) and Kansas, Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. Commander, Brigadier General Charles Morton.

Department of Texas.-Embracing the states of Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Headquarters, San Antonio, Tex. Commander, Brigadier General A. L. Myer.

CHIEF OFFICERS OF STAFF CORPS.

Officers marked thus are detailed from the line, under Section 26, act of Feb. 2, 1901.
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

FRED C. AINSWORTH, Adjutant General (rank of major gen.)
WILLIAM P. HALL, Adjutant General (rank of brigadier general).

.April 23, 04
..April 23, '04

*Hale, H. C.
*Perkins, Frederick
*Haynes, Ira A.

Johnston, Wm. H.

*Morgan, G. H.

*Truitt, C. M.

*Kennedy, C. W.

*Hinds, Ernest

*Sage, W. H.

*Jordan, S. S.

INSPECTOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT

ERNEST A. GARLINGTON, Inspector General (rank of brigadier general)..Oct. 1, '06

JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

GEORGE B. DAVIS, Judge Advocate General (rank of brigadier general).. May 24, '01

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Bethel, W. A.
Winship, Blanton
Read, Beverly A.

JAMES B. ALESHIRE, Quartermaster General (rank of brigadier

GEORGE H. TORNEY, Surgeon General

Colonels,

McCaw, W. D.
Raymond, H. L.
Majors.

Knight, John T.
Carson, J. M., jr.
Baxter, J. E.
Zalinski, M. G.
Wood, W. S.
Baker, C. B.
Will'mson, G. McK.
Slavens, T. H.
Stanley, D. S.
Schofield, R. MCA.
DEPARTMENT.
(rank of brigadier

Majors.
Krauthoff, C. R.
Hart, William H.
Davis, Alex. M.
Gallagher, H. J.

DEPARTMENT.

gen.)....July 1, 07
Yates, A. W.
Kimball, A. W.
Horton, W. E.
Cheatham, B. F.
Bailey, George G.
Davidson, J. T.
(Penrose, George F.
Young, H. P.

general)....Oct. 12, '05
Ruthers, G. W.
Wilkins, H. E.
Stivers, C. P.
Cole, Henry G.
Edwards, A. M.

(rank of brigadier gen.).
Stark, A. N.
Lynch, Charles
Munson, E. L.
Kennedy, J. M.
Howard, D. C.
Wilson, W. H.
Lewis, William F.
Bratton, Thomas S.
Kirkpatrick, T. J.
Stone, John H.
Rand, Irving W.
Fauntleroy, P. C.
Wilson, James S.
Dutcher, Basil H.
Fuller, Leigh A.
Skinner, George A.
Darnall, Carl R.
Page, Henry
Ashford, B. K.
Webber, Henry A.
Clayton, Jere B.
Chamberlain, W. P.
Schreiner, E. R.
Hartsock, F. M.
Duval, Douglas F.
Manly, Clarence J.
Baker, David
Truby, Albert E.
Church, James R.
Ford, Joseph H.

Gibson, Robert J.
Kendall, William P.
Banister, William B.
Woodruff, C. E.
Shillock, Paul
Rafferty, Ogden
Mason, Charles F.
Glennan, James D.
Bradley, A. E.
Willcox, Charles
Frick, Euclid B.
Keefer, Frank R.
Raymond, T. U.
Snyder, H. D.
Wales, Philip G.
Smith, Allen M.
Clarke, Joseph T.
Ireland, M. W.
Fisher, Henry C.
Shaw, Henry A.
Winter, F. 7.
Purviance, W. E.
Deshon, G. D.
McCulloch, C. C., jr.
Reynolds, F. P.
Woodson, R. S.
Straub, Paul F.

..Jan. 4, 09

Ashburn, P. M.
Dean, E. A.
Usher, F. M. C.
Truby, Willard F.
Russell, Frederick F.
Wolfe, Edwin P.
Greenleaf, Henry S.
Hess. Louis T.
Collins, Chris. C.
Edger, Benj. J., jr.
Waterhouse, Sam, M.
Hartnett, Eugene H.
Ford, Clyde S.
Marrow, Charles E.
Shockley, M. A. W.
Winn, Robert N.
Lyster, Theodore C.
Wadhams, S. H.
Robbins, C. P.
Rhoads, Thomas L.
Gilchrist, Harry L.
Lyster, Wm. J. L.
Persons, Elbert E.
Bispham, Wm. N.
Geddings, E. F.
Morse, Arthur W.
Baker, Frank C.
Reynolds, Chas. R.
Hutton, Faul C.
Dale, Frederick A.

PAY DEPARTMENT.

CHARLES L. WHIPPLE, Paymaster General (rank of bragadier general)...Jan. 1, '08

WILLIAM L. MARSHALL, Chief of Engineers (rank of brigadier general)..July 2, '08

gen.)..

JAMES ALLEN, Chief Signal Officer (rank of brigadier gen.).

Lieutenant Colonels.]
Scriven, George P.
Glassford, W. A.

CHAPLAINS.

BUREAU OF INSULAR AFFAIRS CLARENCE R. EDWARDS, Chief (rank of brigadier general).. GEORGE H. SHELTON, Assistant (rank of major)....

PROFESSORS AT THE MILITARY ACADEMY.

Rank of Colonel. Tillman, S. E. Larned, C. W.