participated in action against "Moro bandits" in 1911 in the Cagayan Valley. Romeyn returned to the United States in June 1912 and was assigned to Fort Bliss in Texas and then Fort Leavenworth in Kansas. At the later station, he was a student officer at the Army School of the Line and Army Staff College. He graduated from Army Staff College in May 1914. From May 1914 to August 1917, he was stationed at Fort Ethan Allen in Vermont. He was promoted to major of the cavalry in May 1917, adjutant-general in July 1917 and lieutenant-colonel in August 1917. From August 1917 to June 1918, he was stationed at Camp Devens, a temporary cantonment in Massachusetts for training soldiers during World War I, with the 302nd Infantry. In July 1918, he was promoted to colonel of the infantry and became a member of the Army General Staff in Washington, D.C. Romeyn retired from the military in December 1938 at age 64. He died at Walter Reed Army Hospital on January 31, 1950, at age 75, and was buried at West Point Cemetery. References 1874 births 1950 deaths People of Indian Territory 19th-century players of American football Army Black Knights football players All-American college football players American military personnel of the Philippine–American War Players of American football from Oklahoma Burials at West Point Cemetery