The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-05-22
WHrcg eaaitsous ii qlIexieal Result
in cssapatiss ef laolstadents
~ from STAFF College "

The .pFgent necessity, Of Cling as
many, yaeapeies "a, possible in the ;regi-
'mf9ts az Vera Cruz and I'm the, Texas
lbSraek was responsible for, the early
grpdqatipn ,of ystident officers at the
stat college and The several service
schools at Port LeaYePyprth and on
April 20 orders Of the war department.
detached one hundred and twenty odd
students and instructors from the school
to their regiments. "a q "
The final standing Of the officers at
the school Of the limo is always q matter
Of interest to the Army, at large. The
standing of the students at the staff
college is not announced, but the stand
ing of tho officers in the line class de.
tormines the personnel of the coming
staff college class. gs. a@et,
FIVE Honor Men on Roll
!, OF the ave honor men this year, four
are from the infantry and one fran
the cavalry. First Lieut.. John r. Kelly,
Twenty,sixth Infantry, heads the list,
followed by First Lieut.. Oliver Z. Rob
inson, Twentyrfrst Infantry; Capt. Wal
tor s. Grant, Cavalry; Capt. John X.
Miller, Infantry; and Maj. La X. s..
linton, Tenth Infantry. ~
i Lieutenant Kelly served as an enlist,
ed man in the First South Dakota Vol
unteer Infentry from May, 1898, until
October, 1890, and a year later was
commissioned in the regular service.
Lieutenant Robinson also, saw service
in, the volunteers, but as an officer, be-
ing later commits stoned as second lieu
tenant in the regular infantry Cap.
tains Grant and Miller and Major Upton
are graduates Of West Point. q.
The distinguished graduates, who
with the honor men will form the next
stan, class, are: y, 4. ~.
~. List Of Graduates.
First Lieut.. EmIuitt Adds, Tenth
Cavalry; Capt II Il, Bamford, Twenty
eighth Infantry; First Lieut. r. H.
Clark, Twenty-third Infantry; Capt n
Z. Fuller, Twenty.third infantry; First
Lieut.. L. ID. Griffith Jr., Sixth Cavalry;
Capt. j. s. Heron, cavalry; Capt. H.
L. Landers, Coast Artillery; First Lieut.
y. p. MeAdams, Eleventh infantry;
First Lieut.. L. J. Pike, Fifteenth Cav.
airy; Capt. w. W. Taylor IT., Nine.
teenth Infantry; Capt. b. r. Wade
Twentieth Infantry, Capt. ]. p. Wade
cavalry; First Lieut.. j. M. Walling
Third Infantry.
The other graduates of the school OF
the line are; 30,
First Lieut.. ]. X. Cowan, Fourth In.
fantry; Capts. J. M. Cullison, Second
Infantry; L. A. Curtis, Twenty.second
Infantry; i. i. DietrielS, Ninth Cav
airy; Firsts Lieut.. N, v. Ellis, Nine
tenth Infantry; Capt. Frederick Goo
decke, Seventeenth Infantry; First
Lieuts. G. w. Harlow, Fourth Field Ar
tillery; @. @. Jones, Seventh Infantry
Capts. @. N! Kimball, Fourth Cavalry
G. U. Leonori, Eighteenth Infantry; @
Il. LoyelL Fourteenth Cavalry; H. j
b. MeElgin, Coast ARTILLERY; II. J. Me
Ksnney, TweIfth Cavalry Il. b. Mitch
ell, Fourteenth Infantry; f. p. orion
Fifth Cavalry; w, 6, Rogers, Twenty
seventh Infantry; First Lieut., d. u
Roscoe, First Cavalry; Capt BIG. Rat
tencutter, First Infantry; First Lieut.
+. o. Saunders, Twenty,ninth Infantry
Capts. Reuben Smith, Ninth Infantry
II. c. Snyder, Marine Corps; First Lieut.
Robert 'Sterrett, Thirteenth Cavalry
Lieut.. ". @. ,Yilalta, Cuban Army Capt
@. w. Wallace, Sixteenth Infantry.
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