South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-27
CAMP TAYLOR IS
REAL MELTING POT
included in the Camps Roster
are Men of Note and
Noted Families.
- TImes - 80

LOUISVILLE, KY. sept. 27.-Men
who can trace their family tree back
TO the days OF knighthood. onsprings
Of the nations brainiest leaders in
business. the arts and sciences, sons
Of self-made milionaires and those
who by their own endeavor have
made their mark Ia the world. all
have been fused In the melting pot
Of red-blcoded Americanism in the
roster OF the field artillery central
officers training school at Camp
Zachary Taylor. Many have given
Up high positions and princeiy sal
aries 20 shoulder arms for their
country The names OF some OF those
best known have been compiled,
showing the high type OF American
ism attending the school.
This incomplete list includes the
names OF the largest foreign ex-
change brokers TN the United States
number Of athletic champions.
prominent lawyers, the son of a
United states senator. war cor
respondent, an art director, col
lege president. member OF the New
York stock ENchange. "A brother of
the former ambassador TO Germany.
the owner Of one OF the largest de
partment stores I'm the east, two
motion picture stars. federal. city
and state officials. the president of
the Memphis Cotton Exchange and
the head OF a biz steel company.
They are.
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Nephew Of former Pres't Roosevelt
former state senator in New YORK
Walbrijge >. Taft-Nephew OF
former Pres't William II. Taft, and
New York lawyer. Member of 1907
Yale crew.
oscar Smith-President Fair
mount college. Georgia.
Clair L. Burnett-Chief service
engineer Packard Motor CO.
Lewis b. Harding-Bo Boston wool
merchant
William a.. WOodward-Assis
United States district attorney.
Eastin. Mo.
c. NJ Blackmer-Clty counselor.
Kansas City. No.
Sumner Gerard--New York,
brother of former ambassador to
Germany.
Clifford Dupuy-President Des
Moines Rotary club.
Stuyvesant Fish. jr.-New York
city.
W. II. Grady-General superinten-
dent American Creosoting Co.
Louisville. Captain University of
Louisville football team 1904; base
ball. 1903.
Calvin ruesdale-Member New
York stock exchange. son Of presi-
dent Of Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad.
A. w Hemphill-New York city,
engineer in charge construction.
Camp shelby; son of president of
Guaranty Trust CO.
Harold II. WilcoN-Former golf
champion New York metropolitan
district.
John Kirby-war correspondent,
New York World.
Sidney Gruenbaum-Larges for
cign exchange broker in New YORK.
Marion Smith-Atlanta lawyer
and son Of Sen. Hoke Smith.
Leslie j.. Craven-Member of
presidents conference committee for
the federal valuation OF railroads
Donald Concentrating man
with Margaret Anglin in Lady
Windmere's Fan" and other plays
William b. Davidson-Leading
man. Metro Pictures corporation:
leading man for Ethel Barrymore
Edgar Kauftman-Owner OF larg-
est department. store in Pittsburgh.
Leonard Kennedy President
Ludlow steel Co. Albany. y. Y.
william r. Roger-President
Florida State Bar association, Jack
sonville. Fla
Lois D. Bejach-Member Tenn
essee legislature.
II. B. Thompson-President Mem
phis cotton exchange
Sears Lehman-St. Louis lawyer.
son OF former solicitor general of
United states.
Max r. Behr-Editor Of Golf.
Illustrated and Outdoor American:
runner-up in 1917 United States
gOt championship; former Yale
athlete.
Walter A. Stone-Coach at North
western uni rersity. Chicago. and au-
thor Of five plays.
Frank NJ Jaloney-Mining en-
gineer OF Peru. Who Travelled 5000
miles TO enter school
HeywOrth Camp tell-Art director
of Vanity Fair and Vogue
Douglas Sinciair-Intercoll esiate
all-sround champion Princeton uni
versity. 1917.
There are enough all-Americar
football players in the school tC
make an all-AmeriCan team. in
Guiding the following.
Surgeon g. Johnson, Carlisle.
Lawrence u. smith. Harvard
Myers g. Chapman. University OF
washington.
Kirby l. Spurlock. Mississippi
Normal.
Dale II sizes, University of Pitts
burgh.
A B. Mehaney Cornell
John G.. coolidge. Harvard
George d. ReVington. Chicago.
oscar W Worthwine. Chicago.
Leo q Cummings. Wisconsin