Evening journal., 1918-01-01
Delaware MEN CO
TO TRAIEI'C School
Are Among 800 Who Get
Chance 10 Go Up in Mill.
tay Service
BEGIN STUDIES on
NEXT SATURDAY
Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

SPcCldl 10 lhE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMP DIX, Wrlghtstow, n j., Jan.
i.-Three hundred men from the ranks
whose records show they have made
good and who possess the other mill
tary qualifications for commanding
officers. have won the award for faith
ful service In their new life as sol
'dlers when they were picked as candi-
dates for the Division Training School
for Onlcers. which VIII open this week.
The school will have 10 weeks
course and the diploma for successful
graduation will be a commission as
second lieutenant The men have been
picked with the greatest care by the
special board composed of Colonel
Lincoln G. Andrews, Lieutenant Col
onel Edgar T. Myer and regimental
commanders. Nearly 1900 men are
said to Lave applied for admission to
the school Those standing highest in
their respective companies or batteries
were given FIRST choice.
The majority of the candidates arc
men who have already won warrants
as non-commlssioned officers, but there
is a fair sprinkling Of boys who are
still privates in the ranks Owing TO
censorship rules, the roster Of the can
didates Is not published IN connection
with the units from which they are
selected, but by States from which they
are drafted and in special unit totals.
The men selected for the schools viii
take up their quarters In the school
barracks next Saturday.
The following Delaware men have
been selected and designated TO attend
The camp: Sergeants Anthony SUM
mers. Daughin d. Wharton, Starhen
Curtis, William A. Russell, Sergeant
Major Ralph d. Segar.
selected from special units, composed
OF men flom the three States Of Della
ware, New Jersey, and New York:
Sergeants Edward r.. Squibb, Ezra p.
bennington, Private John A. Carr EFT,
Co poral Harry /. Jones, Sergeants
Charles +. Hallahan, Charles NJ. Peeke,
Prlvates William 5. Brann, Paul f. Hay,
Corporal William d HartshOrn, Ser
geants William n. Webber, Jr., Wes-
ley +. Alpaugh, Ha- old 5 Best. Isaac
A Chappell Corporal William H. HUI
bold, Sc geants George A. Noffka, b.
n Leibanchen, G w. Good L. II. Far
go, S Bush, Corporal w. B Wachtler,
Z. p Slnnock, j. NJ. Betcher,
Stephen Bullock, Clarence p. Zepp, /
Bernard Meyer, Corporal W. C. Leivkey, /.
Privates Z. A. Roberts, II. X Blank
man, Sergeant D. Dun, Co-porals JOS
eph n. Read, George r. Geacn, Private
Leroy Little, Corporal William W.
Lehrbach, Sergeants C. A Meyer, f f.
Horton, J.. Il. Budd Clifford Ho; shfall,
r. A. Wardell, Coruoral d c. Miner,
Sergeants Neville Harding, Frank Stur-
ken. william NJ. Beamus, Arthur r.
Clark. Co poral Thomas r Shepherd,
Sergeant Raymond V Martin, Corporal
James II Weiller, Privates William
Martin, G-imth H Lloyd, Phillips A.
Magce, Matthew H. Scarf, Ralph n
Austin. William J. Brennan, William
NJ Dyer. II G. Smith, Corporal Leon S
Hedbu z. Sergeants j. w. Mo ris, J. w
Lsne, j. OReilly, Albert F. Roihmich,
j. A Mccarthy, J. C Grimm, ]. C Nc
Neice. II. Kaplan, II D. Russ, 5. II.
William B. R'bbel, Cor
poral H. Braddock, Sergeant Major
n T. Bash, Sergeant J +. Donahue,
co poral James r. Slater, Sergeant
Major r. c. Ritger, Sergeant A. J..
Raimondi. Sergeants Geo g. Phillipett,
William 4. Fash, Eugene Steinburg, !
Hen y A. Seld, Jr Private Clarence L. !
Sergeants Glenwood /.
Wasson, Jasper Brady, Fritz Fernow,
Carl II Hemmer, Corporal Charles |
DOYLE, Private Ralph 5. Little. Sergeants |
Thomas 6. Shields, Glenn C.. Thomp- |
son, Edward L Hickey, Corporal Rob /
ert C Kaufman, Scrgeants r H. King, !
II. Kalopy, Chauncey + NUM-, Alex |
ander Morgan, Private Edward J Dod-
ln, Sergeant Leon 4. Regan, Charles Z |
NiacShane, Brant Holme, Private Ka"l !
NJ Garner. Go poral Kingdom Gould |
Alternates-S Sergeant Joseph s Maybe, |
Alfred C. Nagel, j. C Bowden, |
H. B Cartwright, Corporal II |
l.. Rannels, Sergeants ]. w Hoffman, |
Steve " Camp, Richard c stiles. Ser
geant Maio~ Elijah r. Brophy and Ser
geant David L. Cole.