The Washington times., 1902-07-19
TO LEARN ART OF WAR
AT FORT LEAVBN WORTH
Lieutenants Who Will Study
at New College.
Board Appointed by Secretary Root to
Prepare a Course of In
Struction.

The General Service and Staff College
September /. The Secretary of War
has appointed board of army officers
10 meet July q to prepare course
of instruction for the college, it having
been impractical to develop the instruc
tion contemplated in the officers schools
at posts in the brief time which has
elapsed since it was decided to have a
college of this character.
The following detail of officers for the
class to enter September 1, 1902. is an
nounced:
First Lieutenants of Infantry-Pat-
rick A. Connolly, Twenty first; John
B. Schoeffel, Ninth; Walter T. Bates.
Seventeenth; Englebert G. Ovenshine,
Sixteenth; Percy NJ. Cochran, Seventh:
George y. Bomford. Fifth; Benjamin P.
Nicklin, Ninth; John w. French, Nine
teenth; Cromwell Stacey, Nineteenth;
William A. Cavenaugh, Twentieth;
George M. Grimes. Twentieth Thomas
r. Harker. Fifteenth; John f. Wilkin-
son, Fifteenth; Frank D. Wickham,
Twelfth; William B. Folwell, First, and
Bryan Conrad, Eighteenth.
Second Lieutenants of Infantry-Eu-
gene p. Crowne. Fourth: Joseph D.
Caughey, Twenty ninth; Henry NJ. Fales,
Twenty first; William C. Fitzpatrick,
Seventh; George r. Crawford, Eleventh;
Alvin c. Voris, Second Frank r. Cur
tbs. Sixth; John NJ. Keiso, jr, Thir-
teenth; Fred L. Davidson, Fourth;
Harry D. Mitchell, Sixteenth; George E.
Kumpe, Twenty eighth; Leonard T.
Baker, Nineteenth; George R. D. Mac
Gregor, Eighteenth; Milo C. Corey, Thir-
tieth; William A. Haycraft, Twenty
second; Rowland S. Pike, Twentieth;
Arthur NJ. Ferguson. Fourteenth;
Thomas B. Crockett, Twenty fourth;
Joseph C. Wilson. Sixth; Morris NJ
Keck, Twelfth; David A. Snyder, Sixth;
Auswell E. Deitsch. Fifth; John T.
Dunn, Eleventh; Dewitt W. Chamber
lin. Second; Kaolin l. whitson, Twenty
seventh; Walter II. Johnson, Eighth
Robert E. Grinstead Twenty eighth: Al !
bert s. Williams. Twenty-sixth; Donald
G. McClelland, Eighteenth; Charles K. !
w. Morrison, Fifth: William B. Graham,
Fifteenth; E. Alexis Jeunet, First; De- |
Witt c. Lyles. Twelfth; Charles H. Dan
forth. Tenth: John F. Mccarthy, Nine |
teenth; John C. Murphy Eighth Fed
erick w. Mills, jr., Twelfth; Gideon H. |
Williams, Eleventh: Fred W. Bugbee, |
first; William NJ Goodale. Sixteenth;
Charles S. Frank. Twentyfrst; Fred |
Bury, First; Franklin P. jackson,
Twenty ninth; Charles F. Andrews,
Seventh; Franklin S. Leisenring,
Eleventh; Allan L. Briggs, Seventh;
Solomon b. West, Twenty second; VIII
liam NJ. True, Sixteenth; James NJ. Petty,
Twentieth.
First Lieutenants of Cavalry-Ew-
ing E. Booth. Seventh; Percy W.
Arnold. First; Rush S. Wells, Eighth;
Herbert J. Brees, Twelfth; Ward y.
Pershing. Fourth; Robert R. Wallach,
Third; George Williams, Eighth; Charles
S. Haight, Fourth.
Second Lieutenants of Cavalry
Edgar y. Coffey. Twelfth; James S.
Butler, Twelfth; soloman l. JEFF
fers" Twelfth; Henry s. Terrell,
Eighth; Albert E. Philips. Eighth;
Granville r. Fortescue, Fourth; John A.
Degen, Fourth; c. Rodman Jones. First; /,
Arthur Pickel. Twelfth: Frank T. Nc
Narney, Ninth; Thomas " Knox, Sec
md; Basil n. Rittenhouse, Eleventh:
William R. Taylor. Third; John P. Has
son. Sixth; William E. W. MacKinlay.
Ninth: Gordon Johnston. Tenth; William
4. Austin, Seventh; Rudolph C. Smyser. ,
fourteenth; Joseph c. Richter, jr..
Eighth; Douglas H. Jacobs. Fifth; James !
:. Abbott, Twelfth; Jens E. Stedje,
fifteenth; John E. Hemphill, Third; ,,
'onsuelo A. Seoane. Third.
Two buildings containing forty-eight
ets of quarters of two rooms and bath
'ach will be allotted for the use of the
lass, each officer being assigned TO one
Dom. 1t is impossible to make anv
PROVISION for families of student officers
IL this time i