The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-11-02
TRANSFERS and PROMO
TONS AT CAMP MEADE
Hernie G. Iravers, Harold f. Rock,
Benjamin +. Robbins, Walter Pu-
sey And William II. Meyer APP
pointed SergeantS.

The following discharges of Mary
. land men for industrial reasons were
announced today: Michael Kitchen
reuther, Joseph T. X. Johnson and
William Fischer. ali of Sparrows
Point, and Henry NJ. Wiessner. of
Baltimore.
AT the same time announcement
was made of the transfer of the fol-
lowing members of the Three-Thir-
teenth-Baltimore own to the
Quartermaster's Corps:
James o. BromweI, Company A;
George Eierman, Company A; John
A. Faulkner, Company B; Joseph
hrostar, Company C; Philip Hur-
witt, Company C; James H. Leslie,
Company d; Joseph H. Jaecksch,
Company E; Philip X. Orth, Com
Dany Z: James r. Crook, Company
f: Sylvan kaufman, Company g;
Denver F. Aleshire. Company G.; Will
liam D. Shuck, Company H; Ray
mond E. Steele, Company |: Freder-
ick Schlegel, Company a; Samuel
Harris, Company B; Joseph D. Kan
Ter, Company B; Raymond Kitchen
stein, Company D; l. w. Hartman,
Company d; Walter J. Gavin, Com
pany E; Edward H. Moore, Com
pany E; Grant a. Wiebel, Company
F; Jacob NJ Mitchell, Company F;
r. L. Roy Shields, Company H; Chas.
Shields, Company H; Sidney B. Nit
chell, Company 1; George A. Silber-
nagel, Company NJ.
Col. Claude 3. Sweeney approved
The recommendation of the follow
ing men for promotion to the non
commissioned ranks:
Headquarters Company-To be
Sergeants, Corporal Wilkins c. Mum
day, Privates Brice P. Selby, John
e Dull.
To be orporals-Private, first
Glass, Walter r. Bader, Privates Jno.
II. Dauer, Allan J. Campbell, Gas
coigne E. Harris, Bryan Coe, Ray
mond q. Rodeheaver, Edward Snow
den.
Company G-To be Sergeant, Cor
poral Sylvan Gusdorf.
Company G-To be Sergeant, Cor
poral Sylvan Gusdorf.
To be Corporal-Private Harry
Dischler.
Company MO be Sergeant, Pri-
vate Richard Gardner, Jr.
The appointment of noncommis-
stoned officers in the Three Hundred
and Tenth Field Artillery were an
nounced as follows:
Headquarters Company Sergts.,
II. Langley, Thomas j. Gaultier. Jno.
w Bunker, Rudolph Kabelka (color
sergeant), James w. Hall, Emil
Blum (regimental sergeant MAJOR,
Nels Anderson (band leader), j. E.
Blackway (color sergeant); corpor-
ais, Frederick c. Numbers and Jno.
Henry Waltz.
Supply Company-Sergean F.
Lord and C. G. Young
Battery A-Sergeants, w. Swiney,
John w. Grande, Samuel ]. Monk
house, Clayton S. Onley, Russell E.
Matthews, Thomas w Mcdonald and
Walter C. Smallwood; corporals, Har-
~ B. Sapp, James w. Go1dy, Jerry
L. Campbell, Daniel r. Harp, Will
James F. Davis, Ralph Shockley and
Thomas j. Earl.
Battery B-Scrgeants, James A.
Waller, Paul ]. Neff, William D.
Moreland, Charles j. Engel, Walter
B. Disharoon, William H. Hynson,
and Samuel H. Jones; corporals,
w llulSI l.. SOlIlHS, SidI SIlCS ID. Sud1-
finch, Earl H. White, Elmer B. Hig-
mutt, William F. Lynch and Walter
w. Jones.
Battery C-Sergeants, Fl. S. M9k7
thews, Jr., Clarence M. Dunbracco,
Hurney G.. Travers, Harold E. Rock,
Henry A. Kratzer, Benjamin E. Rob-
bins, Walter E. Pozey and William R.
Meyer.
Battery D-Sergeants, S. J. Pat
rick, John Anderson, David Arthur
Pile, Edward Hoyda, Elon Wilson
Frampton, Joseph Bernard Callahan.
Addison c. Tarbutton, William A.
Gomony; corporals, Sam Bratt, Ell
mer Bryan, Clarence d. Lester Ben
jamin F. Thomas, William E. Tur-
lington, John W. Woolford.
Battery E-Sergeants, C. Jorstad,
John M. Mason, Herbert H. Read
ing, Jr., William NJ Schapiro. John
P. Greenwell, Albert E. Newmann;
corporals, William N. Coursey, Thos.
J. O'Neill, Elmer o. Jarboe, Samuel
II. Walls, Henry L. Hollen, Henry B.
Smallwood, George R. Ringgold, Will
liam S. Lane, Harry Mcpherson, AL
exander H. Grollma N, John w. Ecks-
ton, Marion Gibson.
Battery F-Sergeants, w. D.Broa-
dus, Elmer Mack Pussey, Nelson R.
Coulburn, John James Tull, Ralph
McCready, Warren Burr Bozman,
William Schneider; corporals, Frank
Howard Cook, George Corriden
Potts, Alvin Alfred Ford, Edwin Par