Evening journal., 1914-06-20
ROSTER OF THE
DELAWARE c. A. R.
Department Commander
Reihm Announces Assist
ants for the New Year
COMMITTEES
ARE APPOINTED

John T Reihm, the new command
er Of the Department Of Delaware.
g. A. r.. Of Smyrna, has appointed
his staff officers, as well as members
Of the various standing committees.
The new officials names are printed
IN cardboard pamphlet. which also
includes q roster OF the various G. A.
L. posts and officers. Hubert A.
Roop printed the roster. The officials
OF the department follows
Commander. John i. Reihm, Post No.
20, smyrna; senior vice-commander.
Henry W. Hancock, Post No. 2, Wil-
mington: junior yice-commander.
John r. Walker, Post No. 4, VIII
mington; medical director, DR.. David
Stewart. Post No. 5. New Castle;
chaplain. Benjamin D. Bogia, Post
No. 2, Wilmington; assistant adjutant
general and assistant quartermaster
general, J S. Litzenberg, Post No. ?,
Wilmington; judge advocate, Edwin
+, Wood Post No 3, Dover: inspec-
tor, William A. Truitt. Post No. z,
Milford; department patriotic instruc-
tor, William Mendnhall, Post No. 2,
Wilmington chief mastering officer.
David r. Ennis, Post No. Is, George
town; chief OF staff L. r. Davis, Post
No, 20, smyrna; delegate-at-larg to
Forty-eighth National Encampment
John p. Riley Post No. ], Whining
ton; Delegate to Forty-eighth Nation
al Encampmeut, James H. Porter,
Post No. 2 Wilmington: alternates to
National Hncampment, Thomas Holt, /
Post No. 13. Wilmington; William p |
Windish Post No %, Wilmington:
council Of administration, Matthew S.
Cain, Post No l. Wilmington: Daniel
T. Stanton, Post No. ?, Wilmington;
George p Phillips, Post No. 4, Will I
mington; IRA Lunt, Post No 5, New
Castle; William =. Wilmer, Post No. /
2S, Wilmington.
Aides-de-camp-John T. Hobbs
Post / John e. Mclaughlin, 2; VIM
Denny, 3; Asbury Sterling, 4 John
w. Hudson, s.; Allen Reed 6 John
n. Lecompt, z; Thomas A. Mullen,
B; John Bullck, 13; Joseph Fl. Enos,
IA; g. r. Lewis, IL; G. W. Ben
mum, is; r. d. Short, 10; ii. w.
Perkins, %: John W. Harris. 25;
George Adams, 26; George Anderson,
rs; William r. Tucker. 2.
Post Patriotic lnstructors-John p.
Riley Post i John Wainwright. 2:
William Ellison B George r. Phil
lips, 4 George Peirce. 5; Peter Reed,
William r. Hopkins, z: r. G. Buck
Q; James Brown, 13; David
W. Corbit IA; J. B. Fleetwood. I7:
Charles X. Conrad, Is. r. ID. Short
ID; G. a. W. Frishmuth. 23; VIM. K.
Carpenter, %; Henry Polk 90; Geo.
Anderson, 2S; Charles Shrefler. 90
standing Committees.
Soldiers Homes and Tombstones-
Phe Adiutant Of each Post
Historiam.-J S. Litzenberg. Post
80. 2, Wilmington.
Monument to Gen. r. A. Smyth- !
tobert Liadell, chairman, Post No. / +;
. ). Litzenberg secretary, Post No. 2;
l. W. Perkins, treasurer, Post No. %;
ieorge 9. Morton, /; J. P. Riley, /
4 p. Bogia, 2; J. H. Porter. 2; j.. r.
Wood, 3; Jesse Hellings, 3; Ira Lunt
A. NJ Hizar, 8; VIM a. Truitt
I; z 9. Buckingham, q. VIM. H.
Aake, 49, Thomas Holt. fS; John /
iulloek, l3; J H Enos, IA; G. r..
evils II; j w. Messick. is: VIM. I
harp, 19; William A. Reilly. 28; /
esse X Baylis, %; George P. Gull {
any, %; j. q Garner, 20.
Committee on Ways and Means {
ym. G. Baugh Post 1 J. p. Riley. j; /
latthew S. Cain, / VIM Mendenhau I
; p. e Dennis, 2 William Jester. {
: Jesse Hellings, B; George Peirce. t
4; VIM. A. Truitt. z. r. G. Buoy I
lgham, 8; VIM. H. Blake. 13; Thom- Z
s Holt 1S; John Bullock, 13; j. ri.
mos, "A; G.. r. Lewis, III; g. w. Ill
iennum, IS; VIM Tharp. 1s; Henry Z
Y Perkins, 90; c. A. w Frishmuth /
=; VIM, p Windish. 28; George q
arks, 25; l.. r.. Davis, 30.