Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21
CAPITAL BOYS PASS
Five Appointed Second Lieu
tenants in Army.
THREE IN CAVALRY ARM
One Assigned to Field Artillery and
One to Infantry.
THIRTY-F0UR OTHERS NAMED
Washingtonians Are G.. E. A. Rein
burg, D. A. Connor, J. F. Barnes,
r. s. Lytle and D. E. Murphy.
THREE IN CAVALRY ARM
THIRTY-F0UR OTHERS NAMED

Five Washington boys have been APP
pointed second lieutenants in the army as
result of their qualification at the COM
petitive examination of candidates held
January II last. These boys are:
Daniel Edward Murphy of 2125 street,
George E. A. Reinburg of 1853 Chaplin
street. Daniel Altman Connor of 100 D
street southeast, Julian Francis Barnes
of 2433 Wisconsin avenue. and Robert
Scott Lytle OF the Darlington apart
ments. All of these boys were examined
at Fort Myer. and were prepared for the
ordeal at local schools.
Lieut. Murphy was born in the District
of Columbia, and was educated here and
at the Virginia Military Institute, gradu-
ating from the latter institution in 1910.
Also Natives of Capital.
Lieut.. Reinburg also is a native product
of the District. He is a graduate of the
Central High School, For several years
he resided in Illinois.
Lieut.. Conner has been employed in the
engineer department of the District gov
eminent (sewer Department. for several
years. He was born in this city and stud
led at Emerson Institute and in the Col
lege of Engineering Of George Washing
ton University.
Lieut.. Barnes is native Washingto-
MAN. He is a graduate of the Western
High School of 1905 and took a short
course at the George Washington Univer-
sity.
Lieut. Lytle was born in this city. He
was graduated from the Central High
School in 1906. and then took years
course of study at the University of
Pennsylvania.
OF the Washington boys. Lieuts. Muir
ply, Reinburg and Connor are assigned to
the cavalry arm, Lieut.. Barnes to the
field artillery, and Lieut.. Lytle to the in
fantry arm. The particular organizations
to which they will be attached have rot
yet been determined.
Thirty-Four Others Named.
Thirty-four other young men also have
been appointed second Iieutenants in the
mobile army as a result of their success
at the recent competitive examination.
Their names and addresses are:
Matthew j. Gunner. Fort Mcpherson.
Ga; Percy Deshon, Hot Springs, Ark;
James r. Jacobs, Sutherland Springs,
Tex; H. c. Vanderveer, Philadelphia,
Pa: X. G. Eastman, Harrisonburg, Va;
Henry Terrell. jr., San Antonio. Tex;
T. j. Camp, Manlius. N. T.; Cliff Andrus,
Fort Slocum, N. Y; J. P. Yancey. Gull
pepper. Va; F. c. Mahin. Fort William
Henry Harrison, Mon: L. 8. Churchill.
Oswego, N. Y: c. E. Arnemann, Madi-
son, Wis; d. F. Mcdonald. York, Neb.;
E. H. Bertram. Minneapolis. Mimi: H. A.
Kroner, Atlanta, Ca; D. w. Morton,
1888 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa;
A. S. Boyd. Poughkeepsie, N. Y: B.
Wedgwood, Salt Lake City, Utah; F. c.
v. Crowley. corporal Troop H, 9Th Cav,
Honolulu. H. T.; J. H. Harrison, San An
tonic. Tex; c. L. Tinker. second lieutenant
Philippine Constabulary. Manila, p. l.:
R. w. White. Portsmouth, Va; C. H.
Timmins, Readville. Mass; D. B. Sanger,
Boston. Mass; Paul K. Johnson, Mil
waukee. Wis; Raymond E. McQuillin,
Newark. N. j.: c. D. Lang. Faribault.
Mimi: M. F. Scanlon, Scranton. Pa: P.
Coldwell. Austin, Tex: w. III. Gill. Lees
burg. Va: L. II. Stewart. East ST. Louis.
Mo-; Harry Cantz. second lieutenant
Philippine Constabulary in bureau insular
affairs, War Department; H. E. Pace,
second lieutenant Philippine Scouts,
Manail. p. I.
OF these appointments. Lieut. Deshon
Is a SON Of Maj. George D. Deshon of the
Medical Corps of the army stationed. at
Hot Springs, Ark, and Lieut.. Andrus is a
son of Col E. P. Andrus of the cavalry,
stationed at Fort Slocum, N. Y.