The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-23

s4 Students ot the. officers reserve
training corps aeampat Fort Smelling
today recsiyed their eonmissions AM
made by Brigadief General WiiiinYn IL.
sage. acting onsinstrtctions from Adj
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Those from Sioux City who received!
AppointnentSswe ere a
John III. Kelly. frs. lieutenant, statis-,
tica A division. adjutant generals di-
vision. Washington, %. G., national
army. aS
Everett 6. Trip, second lieutenant.
infantry, officers reserve corps.
John Chester Baker. second lieuten-
ant, infantry, officers reserve corps
Laurens G Shpll. second lieutenant,
infantry. officers, reserve corps.
James u. Sammis, jr., second lieuten-
ant infantry, officers reserve corps.
Carleton M. Magoun, second lieuten-
ant, infantry, officers reserve corps.
Charles M. Horsman, second lieuten-
ant, infantry, officers reserve corps.
Hofnar A.. Dodsley, second lieutenant,
Infantry, officers reserve corps.
Roy T.. Quick, second lieutenant, in-i
fantry. national army.
Frank M Potter, second lieutenant
infantry, officers, reserve. corps.
Charles e. sedgwick, second lieuten-
ant. infantry, officers reserve corps.
virgil p. Kirby, second lieutenant, in
fantry, officers reserve corps.
Kenneth w. Mayne, second lieuten-
ant, infantry. officers reserve corps.
II. w, Johnson, second lieutenant, ar
tillery, officers reserve corps.
Larned +. Brown, second lieutenant,
artillery, officers reserve corps.
Thomas c. Bolton. second lieutenant,
ordnance. national army.
William ID. Powell, second lieutenant
regular army.
Others who went from Sioux City
and have been transferred to the avia-
ton department are:
Marcus Dubel, Lyman Burgess and
Allison Johnson.
Ross Coomer and Paul d. Cook have
already received captains commissions
In the engineering department..
IA newly commissioners officers
Is to q. that they may visit their
homes before being called into service
with the new army.
General Sage, camp commander,
would not say how many students
failed to get commissions. He said he
Will not know definitely until some err
rors in the kilograms announcing com
missions are cleared up About 1870
men were recommended for further
training at the second camp.
Many of the students who were dis
appointed are applying today for en-
~ vs. AAtst WAY "a aAS III
commissioned officers, they having
been promised commissions in thai or
gariization it they make good. It is ex-
pcctsd a list of Smelling students enlist
Ing as national army noncomnissioned
officers will be made public late today.
National GuardsInen who attended the
student camp and failed to receive com
missions also can enlist as noncommis-
stoned officers in the national army.
About 200 National Guard students at
Smelling have been awarded commits
siOnS in the various classifications.
SOME students who failed to get COM
missions or were not cared for in some
other way are planning to join some
OF the ambulance services, with view
to seeing service in France at once.
Students OF draft g who are not COM
mlssioned, not recommended for the
second training camp, or who do not
enlist in the national army as noncom-
missioned officers, will have to take
their chances of being certified under
the draft law for national army service.
All students who nave been commits
stoned as officers of the national army
at this camp likely will be assigned to
duty at the national army camp at Des
Moines. Ia, and it is expected they will.
be required to report at De- Mnines
for duty on August II.
Followingsis a list of those from Iowa.
outside Sioux City, South Dakota and
Nebraska:
First Company.
To be captain, infantry section, Off
GERS reserve corps: Edwin HI. Sands,
Sanborn. Ia: Howard r. Harley. Lin
coin, Neb.; Robert Layton. Iowa Falls.
Ia: Joseph K. Byerly, sergeant major,
Fourth Nebraska national guard in
fantry. ~
To be first lieutenant. infantry Sec
ton. officers reserve corps: Erwin r.
Buck. washington Springs. s. D.; Lloyd.
s. Smith, Omaha Neb...f Daniel d.
Roscnfelder, Des Moines, Ia.s; Rupert L.
Lee. Oakland, la. Cedric Potter, Oma-
ha. Neb.: Lewis S. jackson. Des Moines,
Ia.
To be second lieutenant, infantry sec
ton. officers, reserve corps: a N.
McIiniry. Green. la; Il Peterson
Council Bluffs, Ia; Guy a. King, Bed
ford. Ia; HaroldsL. Pritchett, Omaha,
Neb. Vergil Rector, Omaha, Neb.;
Willis If. Rich, Fort Dodge, Ia; Robert
u. Rayburn, Hurley. S. D.; Herbert s.
Reese, Randolph, Neb.; Earl F. Reck-.
tional Guard; Hadley .. Alley, Bloom:
field, Ia; .Iohn L Dillinger, Ayoca, Ia:
Carl G. Nelson, Gothenburg, Neb.:
Lloyd q. Swanson, Council Bluffs, Ia:
Ross T.. S~tockInan, Des Moines, La
Robert e. sLarimer, Charlton, Ia: Rus
sell A. Schmidt, corporal. Third infan-
try. Iowa National Guard: Richard =.
Cook. Council Bluffs, Ia; Paul G.. Am
bier, Shenandoah, Ia; Herbert u. Pow
ell. Aberdeen, SD; Edwin G. Larson.
Il Council Bluffs, La; Edward l.. Stilling-
or. corporal. Third infantry Iowa Ma
tional Guard; Gail II Aid, sergeant.
Third infantry. iowa National Guard;
John q. Parliman, Sioux Falls, SD;
Chester T.. Morgan, Wagner, s. y.
TO be captain of infantry in national
army: Casper Schenk, DeS Moines, Ia
To be second lieutenant OF infantry,
In national army: John H. Guthrie
Sioux Falls, S. d.: Wilson Reed. Fair
field. !
Second Company.
no be captain infantry sectfon.s OH
GERS reserve corps HafoldAB. Strong
bert. sergeant, Third Infantry, Iowa Ma
tional Guard; James M.sRrearton,iWat
erloo, la: Ward G. Henry. DesS Moines.