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Will Attempt to Take the Remaining Two Thousand Yards of the Hindenburg Line.
The Germans Give Up Their Attacks Against the French Which Have Re-
 suited in Heavy Casualties to Them Germans Throw Numerous Shells Into the Devastated Town of Rheims.

Nea York. May 92,-Althou-h on both the British and French fronts the perod of yiEtual inac.ion continues it is not expected t1ese conditions w.u long prevail
 The offensive of the British on the Arras front cannot be deemed Co have ended uutil Field Marshal UaIgs men once more have thrown heir streugta against the two thousand yard of the Hindenburg line till held by the Ger mans west of Buslecourt and straight. ened olt her line for the heavy blows that are to come against the Drocourt- Queant switch line, on which the Ger mans are piacing dependence 10 ward of advance by their enemies eas. ward. Last reports had the British busily cu- gagged in consolidating gains made al0ng the dindenurg .lne and with thee captured, tue eXpeetat on is that another Of the great battles which lave marked the progress eastward of the British soon will be in full sway.
 Probably finding their counter at Jacks against the French h the region around MoronyIllers, In Wb.ch taey were repulse1 Monday night wHh heavy casualties, too costly the Ger mal on Tuesday did not renew the,r efforts 10 regain lost ground Instead tey engaged with the French m yio- lent artillery dues in the regions of Nauelero the Caltf0rnie plateau and east Of Cheyreux, which les between Sossons and Rheims, not forgetting again to 'hrow numerous shells into the already devastated town of Rheims
 A noticeable diminution in the uteu- sly of the fighting along the Ieonlo iron. Of the Austroltalian theater has set n. Only one attack by he lta.. isns is reported Here, according to Vienna t.se Italians attempted to ad- vance, but were stopped by tbc Aus trians On the Treuttno front for Co tie west ne Ausjriaus are keeping up tEeir heavy bombardments and infan try attacks, which the military authori-
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Washington. May .2 No nation that respected itself or the rights of humanity could longer have borne the overwhelming wrongs that Germany inflicted upon the United States, President Wilson dec ared in letter festating the reas ms for the nation entrance into the war written Co Rep. fesentatiye Hetln of Alabama, ana made public at the W bite house today.
 MT. Heflin had written to the pres' ueht saving some of the recent utter ances on the war apparently hdu caused confusion over the issue "',h Hermany In restating his position the president again made it clear that the United State,s has no quarrel WIIu the German people, but with an auto eraey which ac's upon purp seS to which the German people have never Consented I"
 The letter follows:
 'lt is incomprehensi ble tO me no" any frank or honest person cou'o 0ubt or question my position "ltn regard to the war aud its onleclS have again and again etated the very serious and long continued wrongs which the imperial German &oyernment has perpetrated asalnS'
 rights, the commerce ana tue ns. of the United States lh' png and oyerwhelmus NC respects itself or the
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ernment which already had been ad. Nised of the details.
 "The invention is practical for every type of vessel he said Ut can be applied within a few months at 6 comparatively cheap price to the hulls of ships already constructed. The only change necessary in vessels al. ready butt will be a slight enlarge. ment in their beams. Aly device is of solid material and eRcircles the entire ship from bow to stern. It in no sense or manner resembles either @ screen or net"
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TO SEND 10000 RAILROAD
 MEN TO FRANCE

Washington. May 22-Samuol N. Felton. president of the Chicago, Great Western, has been selected to take charge of arrangements for sending uae regiment, of railroad men to France.
 Nr FeHon some time ago vas ap. pointed by the Council of National De fen5e as adviser to the chief of army enemecrs in relation 10 railroad af- fairs. As such, it Was said here to day. he would be in charge of arrange. ments for sending the American rail- road men. B is not understood here that Mr. Feltou will accompany the force
 The plan is 10 send 10000 skilled men to operate and maintain tne French roads behind the lines. They need reconstruction and expert opera ton. for which the French military forces cannot spare ther oTn men.
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THE AUSTRIAN REPORT.

Vienna Na London. May 22, lO1O D. m-The Austrian official communica- tion issued today sals
 Yesterday after several days of irut ess fighting tIr enemy on the isonzo saw Aim eff compelled to grant as infantry a rest
 'On the Carso plateau there was strong infantry activity at intervals.
 'n Carna and Tyrol tbe situation is unchanged
 Iu the eastern and southeastern ilcaters there is uollng to report"
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BRAZILIAN SHIP SUNK.

Paris, Monday, May 21--The Brazil Ian steamer Tijuca was sunk off the coast Of Brittany yesterday Part of her crew was picked up. The TIjuca, last reported as having sailed from Pernambuco for Havre on April 9, was of 2,304 tons gross and was owned by a navigation company of Rio Janeiro.
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ARMOUR BIC SUBSCRIBER.

Chicago, May 22.-J ogden Armour today subscribed for one million dol lars worth of the Liberty loan bonds. l. was said by Mir Armour's associates that the subscription was on his per sonal account. and had no connection with the firm Of which he is the head
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BRITISH PREPARING FOR ANOTHER ATTACK

held June [, There will be open-air concerts in the ec ipse south of the white house and 1,500 public school children will form a human flag in red, white and blue.
 The visitors will go to the battle field of Gettysburg June to take part in the cedication of the Virginia memorial, of which an equestrian statue of General Robert E. Lee is the central figure
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ues n Rome cous der attempts to di- Yer. the attention of the Italians rom their offensive a.ong the lsonzo. Ac- 'ording to Rome all attacks III ua4s region have been rcpulsed
 In none of the other meaters has any engagement ol special importance taken place
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EASTERN ILLINOIS
 RAIRoAD ORDERED SOLD.

Chicago, May 22-A decree which may soon end the fouryear receiver ship of the Chicago and Eastern lil'- uois Railroad company and it's subs'di aries Wal entered of record today by Federal Judge George A. Carpenter It directed Una the properties be n aced on sale at D. m. on July l7 al the rompanys station in Danyille II"
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sEkp A PROTEST.

Washing En. May % Protest 10 Germany 9ainst de' 'enton Of Amerl. can ciuzejs was made by One state departme1 today through 'ae spanish govenmeg
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W'EATHE R
 FORECAS ST

Forecast for Arkansas: Wednesday fair, warmer; Thursday fair.
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4 FOR RENT AID WILL
 RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

People looking for rooms turn to ,be classified ads of the newspapers to see what is offered An ad in the sentinelRecord is almost sure to bring you customer.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN
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ORDNANCE Department

TO BE CAPTAIN. ORDNANCE DE.
PARTMENT. NATIONAL ARMY:
Marcus c. Baltimore. Gilmerton, va.
ODonnell Lee. Melvale, Nd
Frank Engle. Karneys Point. n j.
William +. Downing. Culpeper, Va
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT. ORD
NANCE DEPARTMENT. NATIONAL
ARMY:
Pemberton Frame. Norfolk, Va.
Allen E. Drake. Washington.
Joseph NJ Eppler. infantry. \. J. y. Q.
Parker v. r. Dodge, Washington.
Vivian c. Ross. New Brunswick. y. J.
John NJ Hagan, Richmond, Va.
Levy S. Caps. Norfolk, Va
VIM. II. Middleswart. Blacksburg. Va.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT. ORD
NANCE DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL
ARMY:
Richard IL. Simpson. Washington.
William NJ Wood, Sparrows Point, Nd.
Jesse r. Ewell. Norfolk. Va.
Henry F. Ringing. Halethorpe. Md.
Robert II. Featherstone. Washington.
Edward c. Shriner, jr.. Baltimore. Nd
Lipman NJ Gerber, Plainfield. \. j.
William V. Negus, Clifton. y. j.
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T MYER CAMP WHO ARE TO RECEIVE COMMISSIONS

Sylvon H. Spear. Baltimore. Md.
Frederick L. Ryan. Brockton. Mass.
William A. B. Paul. Philadelphia. Pa
Denny D. Wright. Hopewell. Va
oliver F. Mitchell. Pittstown. N. j.
George b. Roscher. Richmond, Va
Charles E. Qufr0l10. WashinE tOn.
George E. Knowlton. Ridgewood, y. j.
Severn II. wallis. Warrington.
Harold G. Terwilliger. Summit. n. j..
Edward H. LorenZ. I'd Inf, N. j. n. y.
Henry c, Harrison. jr.. Elizabeth, N j.
William II. Rhodes. Tenafiy. n. j.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT OF
FIELD ARTILLERY IN Ma
TIONAL ARMY:
Clyde e. Gray. Wilmington. Del.
Leslie Grower. L. S. A.
Thomas w. Hastey. u. 8. A.
Michael c. Gibbons. U. s. A.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT OF
FIELD ARTILLERY IN Ma
TIONAL ARMY:
Frederick r. Simmons. Baltimore. Nd.
John J. Reinhard. Indianapolis. Ind.
Paul X. Wroth. Baltimore. Nd.
John T. Spicknall. Baltimore. Nd.
Edward S. Sanford. South Orange. N. j.
Resignation of Richard c. D. Hunt
of his commission as first lieutenant
officers Reserve Corps. is accepted to
take effect August II and appointed
second lieutenant of field artillery in
National Army to date from August Is
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SECOND COMPANY.

TO BE CAPTAIN. INFANTRY SEC
TON. OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS.
Evelyn A. Harrison. Baltimore. Md.
wiIliAn, 9. Manning. Washington.
John d. Harrison. Wyebroolse. Pa.
Percy $. Grant. Richmond. Va.
Walker ii. Adams. Lynchburg. Va
Harry L. Maynard. Jr.. Norfolk. Va
Conway W. Cooke, Baltimore Nd.
George C. Darlington. Houston. Va
Gordon Brown. MontcIair. y. J.
II. Arntistcnd Smith, Washington.
Charles c. EodelIer. Richmond. Va.
William Frazier. Richmond. Va.
John W Craddock, jr., ~ nch burg, Va.
Harold L. Brown. Washington.
Sosier Castle. Washington.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT. INFAN-
TRY SECTION. OFFICERS RE-
SERVE CORPS:
Samuel L. Hamilton. Newark, y j.
John d. Brown. Richmond. Va
Isaac S. George Baltimore. Nd.
Reuben Burton, Richmond. Va.
p. Tracy Campbell. Washington.
Walter V. Simon, Hagarstown aid
Vaughan Camp. Franklin. Va
Abram p. Craddock. ir.. Lynciib;Irg, Va
Paul p. Steintorf, Chase City. Va
David G. Gibson. Baltimore, Nd
George C. Bussing. Lyndhurst, y. j.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT, in
PANTRY SECTION, OFFICERS RE-
SERVE CORPS:
Robert J. Franklin. Lynchburg. Va
Douglass T. Boiling. Charlottesville, Va
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Selected After Three
Months of intensive
Training as Reserve
Officers in NelO Ma
tional Army-Ap-
Doinfm entS Are to
Date From August IS,
and Graduation Is to
Take Place Monday.
Washingtonians in the
List.

A complete list of commissions given
the young men who have been under
intensive training for three months IN
the reserve officers camp at Fort Myer,
who will be graduated Monday, IS given
below. Adjutant General Mccain today
notified Lieut.. Col. Charles w. Fenton,
commandment of the Fort Myer school, to
notify the men of their appointments. TO
date from August -. 1917.
1t should be remembered that this list
does not contain the names OF men
who we're commissioned before entering
the training camp and whose WORK quail
fed them to retain the grade for which
thew were commissioned.
The names of Washington men who
earned commissions will be found IN
tlack-faced type.
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ADJUTANT GENERALS
Department.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT. STATS
TICAL SECTION, NATIONAL ARMY:

TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT. STATS
TICAL SECTION, NATIONAL ARMY:
Bernard p Miller, New York. n. Y.
Wilfred q. Hannah, Fort Myer, Va
Mortimer u. Easton. Hackensack. y. J.
p. A. Chapman, I'd Infantry, N J. n q.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT. STA
TISTICAL SECTION. NATIONAL
ARMY:
A. Hornblow. jr.. East Orange. \. J.
C. Delano Ames, Baltimore, Md.
Kent q. Colwell. Princeton, n. j.
w p johnson, New Haven. Conn.
Resignation of Ben II. Boon, Washtng.
ton, of his commission as first lieu
tenant Officers Reserve Corps, is ac-
cepted. TO take effect August IA, and
appointed second lieutenant. Quarter
master Corps. National Army, to date
from August Is.
Resignation of Ross o. Fowler. New
ark, " j.. of his commission as first
lieutenant, Officers Reserve Corps. In
accepted to take effect August IA. and
appointed second lieutenant. Quarter
master Corps, National Army. to date
from August Is.
Resignation of T. kenoley Harrison.
Baltimore, of his commission as cap
tain, Officers Reserve Corps, is 40
cepted, to take effect August II, and
appointed second lieutenant, Quarter
master Corps. National Army, to date
from August Is.
Resignation of James w. Smith, New.
ark. n J., of his commission az can.
tain, Officers Reserve Corps, 10 ac-
cepted to take effect August II, and
appointed second lieutenant Quarter
master Corps, National Army, to date
from August Is.
Resignation of Francis L. Goodwin, Bal
timore, of his commission as first lien.
tenant, Officers Reserve Corps. 10 40
cepted to take effect August IL and
appointed second lieutenant. Quarter
master Corps, National Army. to date
from August Is.
Resignation of John ID. Lourim. Hern.
don, Va, of his commission az first
lieutenant, Officers Reserve Corpa, In
accepted to take effect August Il and
appointed second lieutenant ouaIAoR-
Continued on Seventh Paga1
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THIRD BATTERY.
TO BE MAJOR, FIELD ARTILLERY
SECTION. OFFICERS RE

TO BE MAJOR. FIELD ARTILLERY
SECTION, OFFICERS RE-
SERVE CORPS:
Lloyd c. Stark. Baltimore. Md.
TO BE CAPTAIN. FIELD ARTILLERY
SECTION. OFFICERS RE-
SERVE CORPS:
Otis l.. Guernsey, Greenwich. Conn
Frederick c. Colston, Baltimore. Md.
Francis T. Tweddell, Summit. n J.
Philip H. Harrison. Baltimore. Md.
Frederick T. Seggerman. New York city
David l.. Ruffner. East Lexington, Va.
Lionel r. ReveiI. Baltimore. Md.
Carl Tranberser. Norfolk. Va.
Werner A. Welte, East Orange. n. J.
Frank B. ODER. Baltimore. Nd
Donald n. Gilpin. Towson. Md.
Arthur l.. Stras, Roanoke, Va.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANTs. FIELD
ARTILLERY SECTION. OFFICERS
RESERVE CORPS:
c. NJ. J. Won Zielinski, Washington.
Roosevelt G.. Rolston. Englewood, n j.
Ernest Z. Porter. Norfolk. Va.
Harry S. Middendorf. Stevenson. Nd.
Herbert L. Rickard. Washington.
Joseph NJ. Wood. Birdwood. Va.
James w. Roberts, Alexandria. Va.
William +. Word. jr., Richmond, Va.
Leigh X: Lydecker. haywood. n. j.,
hilbert Roos. L. S. A.
ARTILLERY SECTION. OFF,
GERS RESERVE CORPS:
Talbot I. Speer. Baltimore. Md.
Benz. ID. Williams. Jr. Underwood. Md.
Warren A. Ransom. New York city.
Arthur A. Schmon, Newark, y. J.
Lowell w. Squier. Washington.
+. Worthington Hine. Long Island. NY.
Raymond G. Meredith. Norfolk. Va
Russell Y. Smith. Ridsewood. y. j.
George \. Robinson. Newark. y. J.
Daniel Willard. jr.. Roland Park. Nd.
r. w shannon. Beaver Falls, Pa.
Louis L. Roberts. Charlisle. Ind.
William l.. Tebbs. LeesburG. Va.
VIM. NJ Packard. Upper Montclair y. j.
Hugh w. Davis. Norfolk. Va.
J: Wallace Winslow. East Orange. n. ].
William A. Stuart. Big Stone Gap. Va.
Harold G. Brown. Elizabeth. y: J.
K n ent B 81 N s East corinth VI
George {; Thomas: jr.. Elizabeth. \. J.
Thomas Hardy Todd. Washington. ID. c.
John L. Riker., jr., Trenton. n. j.
Lacrtes =. Springs. Washington.
John w. Stafford. Hackensack. \. ].
Thomas Foster Witt. Richmond. Va.
Morris q. White. jr.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Laurence G. Stickney. Englewood, n. ].
Philip B. knowlton, Marion. Mass,
Mnsnien McArdle. Washington. :.
Henry l. McBlair, Norfolk, Va.
Fred. E. Walker. jr.. Short Hills. N. ].
Carl D: Tip da,9 annapolis; Nd:
Raphael Walter. baltimore, Md.
Vincent T. Manchee. Toronto. Canada
H. B. Pope. Hasbrouck Heights. N. j.
Leo s. Julian. Lake City. Fla
Lawrence F. Simmons. Cambridge, Md
Alfred v Van Houten, Paterson. N j.
Charles P. Welsh. Purcellville, Va.
Cornelius f. Lombard. Washington.
Paul H. Townsend. Stone Harbor, N. j.
B. Carter Taylor. Richmond. Va.
Albert S. Richardson. I'd Inf. N. J. n. G.
Norman w. Ward. Orange. N. J.
Jack V. Thomas. Baltimore. Md.
Charles L. Parsons, Jr., Washington.
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NINTH COMPANY.

TO BE CAPTAIN. INFANTRY SEC
TON. OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS:
J. Straughan Downing, Baltimore. Md.
Paul p. Shafer. Richmond, Va.
Sherley W. Morgan, Cd N. J. Inf. N. G.
d. Fl. Strawbridge, Ridgewood. N. ].
E. Baldwin Smith, I'd N. ]. Inf. N. G.
Henry Stickney Baltimore. Md.
Charles r. Ridgely, Baltimore. Md.
William {. Thomas, Charlotte, N. c.
Alfred l.. Uher, Alexandria. Va.
George " Sheriff., Baltimore, Md.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT. INFAN-
TRY SECTION, OFFICERS RE-
SERVE CORPS:
Wilton Snowden, jr., Underwood, Md.
George NJ Randolph, Scotch Plains, N. ].
Edward r. Kelley, Camden, N. J.
Joseph r. Swindell, Baltimore, Md.
William +. Rigney. U. S. A.
william A. Sheehen, Warrington.
Joseph w. Starkey, Chattanooga, Tenn.
William Fl. Boas, Covesville. Va.
Harry l.. Ships. Bordentown, y. J.
Walter G. Somerville. Mitchells, Va.
Sidney S. Soundheim, Baltimore, Md.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT. IN
PANTRY SECTION, OFFICERS RE-
SERVE CORPS:
Robert S. Stoddart, Englewood, y. ].
Ernest 7. Dewald. L. s. A.
Thomas l.. A. Taylor. Summit y. J.
Mills kitchin, Washington.
Basil NJ. Stevens. Bernardsville. \. ].
Randwick A. Bissell. Newark, n. j.
Nathan c. Starr. Easton, Md.
Temple w. Seay. Norfolk, Va.
George I. Purves, Princeton, n. j.
Allen b. Schall. Warrington.
Percy II. Sherwood, Warrington.
Leland c. Rhodes. Short Hills. n. ].
Gustav W. Sigh. Darlington. S. c.
William A. Smith. jr., Washington.
Thomas H: Wilcox, jr:, Norfolk. Va.
Hugh G; NJ. Kelleher. Jackson; Va
Spencer E. Palmer. Glenridge, N. ].
Cochran Supplee. L. S. A.
Harold B. Thorne. jr., Montclair. N. ].
Warren T. Stewart, South Orange. n. j.
Bernard +. Senart, Washington.
w. H. McCallum. New Brunswick. n. j.
Joseph S. Walton. Roanoke. Va.
Wesley c. Steele, East Orange, n. ].
Cornelius W. Buchanan, Elizabeth. \. ].
Samuel B. Shackford, coyington' Va.
Saunders Fleming. Lynchburg, Va
Bethel \. Simmons. U. S. A.
William II. Skinner. Baltimore. Md.
Lloyd n. Tabb. Baltimore, Md.
Ferrol A. Sans, Woolsey, Ga.
John W. Squire, Port Norfolk, Va.
Samuel ]. Lowe. jr., Annapolis, Md.
Milton F.. Scbwab, Warrington.
Thos. II. Robinson. Lawrenceville. n. j.
William X. Frampton. FELTON,, Del
Barrett Prettyman, Hopewen Va.
John A. Smoot. Baltimore. Md.
Michael ]. Shortley. Braddock. Pa.
Thomas r. Parkinson, Bangville. Va.
William V. Gregory, Roanoke, Va.
Robert ]. Trinkle, Dublin. Va
Howard Q. Thorne. Rutherford, \. j.
Horace T. Gator, Roland Park, Md.
TO BE CAPTAIN OF INFANTRY IN
NATIONAL ARMY:
Louis Knicker. L. s. A.
Alfred Degerman, L. S. A.
Grant Shepherd, Washington.
Carl c. Rutledge, Baltimore. Nd.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT OF
INFANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY:
Owen w. Oliver, L. S. A.
Albert +. Daily, L. S. A.
James r. Law, L. s. A.
Frank J.. Slaymaker, Alexandria, Va.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT OF
INFANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY:
Agger C. Stansil. Roanoke. Va.
Frederick II. Skinner. Newport News. Va.
Harry ]. Sargent, Newark. n. J..
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SIXTH COMPANY.

TO BE CAPTAIN INFANTRY SECTION
OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS.
Robert E Lea DanvilIe. Va.
Jas l.. Montague, I'd Virginia Inf. y. g
Sterling NJ. Hefiin, I.eesburg. Va.
Henry W. Jones, jr., Montciair. \. J.
Corvan Fisher. United States Army
Walter G. Smith. Wheeling. w. Va
John J.. Pitts, jr., Scottsville. Va.
Lindsay Pitts. Scottsvillc, Va.
Thomas w Hooper. Culpeper. Va.
Gerald Egan. Washington.
Charles r. Johnson. Richmond, Va.
Hugh II. Obear. Washington.
Rembrandt p. kcezell IiarrAoubure. Va.
Frederick Hickman. Atlantic city. y. j
William Il. Pinkston. Washington.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT. 1NFAN-
TRY SECTION. OFFICERS RE
SERVE CORPS:
Robert l.. DnvIson. Washington.
Taylor J. Brokaw. I'd y. J. Inf, y. g.
.Andw. C. G. Heuschkel, T.. orange. y. J
Joseph D. Noonan. Baltimore. Nd.
Glenn G. Garrison. Norfolk. Va.
Ralph +. Johnson. Sioux Falls, s. -.
Charles L. Phillips. Washington.
Julian n. Addison, LynchburG, Va.
Edward l.. Journeay. Walpole. y. II.
REGISTER Pope, Baltimore. Md,
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT. IN
PANTRY SECTION, OFFICERS
RESERVE CORPS:
mos. Il. Edwards. Jth Ma. I'M. y. t.
Charles c, Ilighley. Conshohocke:. Pa.
Carl W. Helm. Bread Run Va.
William p. Hamilton. Wilmington. Del.
stephen Y. Hopkins. Alpine, y. }
James s. Hudnall. Sunnybank, Va.
Leroy HutZler, jr., Richmond, Va.
Don y. Holmes. Co. &, Sd ID. Z. Inf y. &
Dewight c. Jones. jr. Elizabeth. ~ J.
James Q. Horne. Yonkcrs, y. y.
Joseph +. Matthai. Baltimore. Md
Percy A. Jones. co. G.. 4th Va. Inf y. q
Thos. A Carr co. u, 4th Nd. Inf, y. q
Frank l.. Hull. Baltimore. Md
Charles F. Hunteman, Mt. Rainier. Md
John A. Hillman. Somerville. \. J.
(, Frank II. Ware. Baltimore. Md.
! william y. Smith, jr.. Winchester Va.
Raymond II. Beycrlein. 1st Del. Inf. n. q
| Isaac w. Jacobs. Norfolk. Va.
VIM. A. Riley. Co. l.. Sd Inf. n. &. ID. &.
Walter Jones, Beverly. y. j.
Ralph W. Herick. East Orange, n J.
John H. BartoIet. Go. A. 4th n. J. :. G
Emmitt b. Everitt. Belair. Md.
Ohio f. Ridgely. jr.. Baltimore. Nd.
| All. r. Harvey, Co. NJ. I'd Va Inf, ~ O.
Leon F. Hendrick. Washington.
James II. Crosson. Asbury Park, y. j.
Samuel X. Johnston. Roanoke. Va.
| II. y. Horsley. Big Stone Gap. Va
Harry W Renner Town of Union. y. J
| William w. Gator. jr.. Baltimore, Md.
Hilary 6. Hooks. Baltimore. Md.
Peter w. Helm. Newark. y. j.
Walter NJ. Ireland. Sewell. y. j.
Edmund f. Hubbard. Petersburg, Va.
Thomas J. Head. Washington.
I Thos. f. Byrnes. Co. h. 5th Nd Inf, n. c.
TO BE CAPTAIN OF INFANTRY IN
NATIONAL ARMY.
! Samuel C. Hicks. Morristown. y. J.
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QUARTERMASTER CORPS.

TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT. QUAR-.
TERMASTER CORPS. NATIONAL
ARMY:
John j. Lipop. Charlottesville. Va.
Dudley H. Davis. Lynchburg. Va.
John b. Grenta, Washington.
Frederick J. Marsh. 1st Va Inf, y G.
Louis IL. Bayly, Washington.
Leon d. Scheuer I'd Va. Inf. n G.
Daniel D. Hoag. Tenafiy. N j.
Joseph c. Angel, Riverside Club, Penns
Grove. y. ].
George G. Buck, Baltimore. Md.
Charles r. De Bevoise. Newark. n ].
Alfred Harding. jr.. Washington.
Percival r. Halleron. Baltimore. Md
William u. Lilly. Baltimore. Md.
De Brueton Lowenburg. Norfolk Va
Harry c. Burgan. Baltimore. Nd.
Henry II. Cross. Mount Holly. \. J.
Chas Bazire. Hasbrouck Heights. y. ]
David n Eulloch. Enslishtown. n. j.
Edwin f. Cattelie Tenafy, n. J.
Rush NJ. Glinn. Richmond. Va
Gordon a. Knapp. Asbury Park. n. j.
Charles Nett, 5th \. J. Inf, y. G.
James W. Ballard. Fairfax, Va
John Castricum. jr.. 5th \. J. Inf, N G
Henry r. Clark. Elizabeth. " ].
Henry NJ Denning. Harrington. Del.
raymond j. Dempsey, Newark. " j.
RAYMOND {. GOOdhart. Washington.
Iindley {. Mcclure, charlottesville Va.
Benjamin f. Ostrom. Baltimore. Nd.
John V. Poland. I'd n. !. Inf. " G.
George E. Wilson. Portsmouth, Va.
j: Allen Brown. Newark. y. j.
Clare O. Evans. Richmond. Va.
James w. Gillespie. Arlington, y. j.
Howard l. Landon. 4th Md Inf, n. G.
John NJ. Arnold, Norfolk. Va
RAYMOND T.. BOnnin, Washington.
William ID. Campbell. Washington.
Clifford v. Church, Warrington,
George S. Derry. Baltimore. Md
Erasmus L. Fletcher. Richmond. Va
Donald w. Frazier. LIST Del. Inf n G.
John c. Hutcheson. Richmond. Va.
Edward B. Moor. New York city.
Joseph f. Moore. I'd Va. Inf. N G.
Walter :. Binley. Warrington.
George II. Derry. 5th n. ]. Inf, n. C.
Willard II. Eckman, Arlington, N J.
Bernard J. Cannon. Jersey City. n. J.
G. w. Lineweaver. Harrisonburg. Va.
Walter w. Payne, Norfolk. Va.
Charles NJ. Cabaniss. Roanoke. Va.
John o. Judik. Baltimore. Md.
John J. Lawrence. Hoboken. n. J.
Robert e. Lloyd, I'd n. J. Inf. n. G.