The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
MAJOR lyon WILL
HAVE COMMANDER
new TRAINING camp
commandant and Corps Of H.
structors For School Which
Opens Next Month Named
CANDIDATES EXPERIENCED
. y BUT TASK rs NOT EASY
Selections From Regular Army
Announced But Guard List
Not Yet Completed

Infantry, U. s. A., has been selected
by General John p. Wiser, Department.
commander, as commanding officer of
the second Reserve Officers Training
Camp, at Schofeld Barracks, which
win be opened on January 5, 1918.
The eommandant is man of wide
military experience and will be logi
cal successor TO the first training camp
eOmmandantsl-M Major Elvid Hunt anH
Major Leonard, who had one hundred
men TO instruct In the rudimenfs Of
military science, including Intensive
modern warfare, building them prncli.
cally, from the ground up.
Task Not Easy
s Major Lyons task viii be no lc6s
difficult, even though every mau who
joins the camp will have had miliiufN
training, ranging from year to eight
and ten years, as all are connected with
the regular army in the enlisted per-
sonnel, or from the Hawaiian Notion.
al Guard.
Lieutenant Gilman Named
OF deep interest TO islanders il tic
fact that Second Lieutenant Joseph
Atherton Gilman, Jr., Twenty-ffth IN.
fantry, X &C.; has also been appointed
as an instructor on Major Lyon Is sia|I
Lieutenant Gilman was member Of
the first II. o. 7. camp, receiving ii.
commission November 20. Having Just
finished AN intensive three months
course in the hard work which was
given the camp students, he win be
valuable addition to the corps Of in
structors.
The fun list Of men selected iol.
lows:
First Infantry egimental Sergeant
Major Melvin l.. Crisp; Color Ser.
geant Mack Evans; Corporals Chnrlea
Il. tBoughan, Paul KeIlam: SeTeeant
Sydnor X. Elmore; Privates Jalliqa 4.
Polhemis, Carl Schneider, Paul Al. Carr
retson, Harold j. Kitty, SerQeant SIC.
phen Tammany, Corporal Giles patter-
son, Sergeant Hiel Van Campen. Cor
poral Charlie Blake, Sergeant .Josef,h
Kilroy, CPL Elmer j. Hurley. SGT. AI-
exander ]. Slowitzky, Cpl. Georpe Hnfl.
but, Sgt. Edward r. Gnnter, t,ia VIII.
lam jackson, Cpl. Frank j Batter.
Cpl Raymond +. Jones, Sgt Albert
Yahn, Private William J.. Sutherland
Fourth Cavalry-First Sgt i.vnan
Smock, Sgt. J. Haley, Horseshoer ifenrv
Esters, Cpl. MeClain s. Cooper. Sci.
Clair H. Lonsdalc, Cpl. Albert Dycile
Sgt Blaine Webb, Sgt. Edward Kren,
per, Sgt. Charles Rubin, Cpl. Wiifrad c.
Dittot, Pvt Edward T. kellogg. PVT.
Wade Rippee, Cpl. Samuel j. Watkins
Cpl. Leonard ii. Miramontes, Sgt Ed.
ward j. Mcintyre, Sgt. Herbert y
Blaesing LIST Sgt. William L. Heist, Cpl.
John y. Crosby, Sgt. Rheinhart Smith.
Sgt Horny Adams, Cpl. Howard O.
thinner, Bugle Sgt. Robert A. Brewer,
Sgt Raymond M. Heckert, Sgt. Roy
Bryson, Sgt. Harry R. Martin, Sgt. Otto
u Messenger, Pvt. Frederick X. Hook
ert. $500.
Thirty,second Infantry-1st Sgt. vii
liam Shirley, LIST Sgt. William +. Far
Telli LIST Sgt. Louis Norris, Sgt. William
n, Dean, Sgt. John Lee, Sgt. Edward
+. Brennan, Sgt Joseph. l.. Hollywood.
Sgt Lawrence ID. Butler, Sgt. Gussie 10.
Pickett Sgt, Anton Engebretson,i set
Joseph q. Zimmerman, Sgt William
Vylasek, Sgt. Emil Olson, Sgt. Benia
min Fleishman, Sgt. James Il. Boylan.
Sgt, Gustave ,Patkoczy, Cpl. Stanley
Wielgus, Cpl Paul N. Wilkerson,, Cpl.
Travis NJ. Fisk.
Coast ,Artiliery--lst Sgt. Frank A.
Zimmerman, 10th Co.; LIST Sgt. Felix M.
Alexander, 9th Co.; Cpl. Herbert 4.
Tilgner, 7th Co.; Sgt. Neil van Overen,
End CO.; Sgt. Frank Mureskie, 10th Go.
Sgt. John f. Anderson, 9th CO.; Mess
Sgt, Watson X. Copeland, 18th Co.; SIT.
James N. Stewart, LIST Co.; Sgt. Thomas
III Melody, Ord. bet, o. ID. o.; SGT.
Charlie e. Pape, sth Co.; Sgt. Ernest
\. Neice, Sth Co.; Supply Sgt. Wilbur
ID. Feather, 18th Co.; Sgt. Earl II.
Hamburger, 18th Co.; Sgt. Timothy A.
Mcclellan, 5th Co.. Fireman Alexander
Rollo, N. @. s., Fort Ruger, II. IT,; Isf
Sgt. George r, Taylor, 4th Co; LIST SGT
Thomas G, Brant, 18th Co. -
Second Infantry Sgt, Albert g.
Hess, LIST Sgt, Robert A. Kemp, Sgt ia
ward Looney, Cpl Walter r. Davis. K.
s. Sgt. Charles II. Seitz, Sgt. Ralph 4.
Black, Sgt. Jasper l.. Harrington, lst
Sgt. Guy M. Bartlett, Cpl Frank w.
Beebe, Sgt. VIM. Il. Hoover, Cpl James
j. Quinn, CPL, Fred A. Fem, Pvt. lst
CT, Roy Bedford, Sgt. Rowland Pres
ton, Cpl. Walter L. Deneker, Sgt. Mat
thew N. Wroght, Jr,, Pvt. Glenn y.
Hoover, LIST Sgt. Richard II. Jarvis, SQt..
Grant @. Carter, LIST Sgt. James 4.
Scott, Sgt. Bert Scales, SGT. Sidney K.
NNtSuSpii1 NSts hAhiVfg -. Aoturt Opi. 4Nub
ert r. Lee, Pvt. Harold II. Kerry, CPL.
Arthur G. Hale, Sgt. Gust Magnuson.
~ Twenty fifth Infantry BATH. Sergt.
Maj, Jesse Coleman, Cook Percival q.
Carter, Sgt. Charles Mason, Sgt. Jacob
Saunders, Sgt Alton Williams, OIL.
Walter p. Bentley, Sgt. Albert Vi
Briggs, Sgt. jesse Z, Armstead, sat.
obie johnson, Cpl. Arthur Coleman.
Cpl Clyde Aston, Sgt. Thomas Carol,
Cpl, Wilbur G. Perkins, Pvt. LIST q.
Garnett g. Overly, Sgt. Thomas Pax.
ger Cpl. Denver Frasier, Cpl. Herbort
A. Holmes, LIST Sgt Eugene M. Lee, ST.
Harry M. johnson, Sgt. Haley Smith.
CPL Henry Golden, Cpl. John Hall, Gpl,
Stuart G. Thomas, Sgt William Is.
Kicks, Cpl. Clemmie w. Laid, ell.
Frank i. Thomas, Sgt Williaio Tea
velle, Cpl Wendell ID. Scott, Cpl. Vii.
liam Ballatt, Cpl Roell Wilson, SIT.
Andrew MeAdnnis, Cpl. Robert Winters,
Cpl William Wilson.