The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-03

TWO STUDENTS FROM
THE n N. MILITARY
INSTITUTE KILLED

Doswcll y NJ. Sept While the
Ncw Mexico Military Institute rs re-.
Iuicing over the success OF its stu,
tents wHo are now graduating from
the Officers training schooiH s.ud
"W is cast over the horiznr bs ibr t"-
pF,' a. two casualties l.nrtris II
Hathaway United Statcs aviation SCI.
WIGS wa. reported krnd ul 90" So.
tg line ln France. aud Cairi resdo'k
o. last years student and e Soun mar
who served iu tho R. -. r g.. camp -
the rrcsidie during Iuiv. Vus ,ciing ~
custom house guard az SO mics ARR
and WAS killed dunnp h ra a.,
night OF August 27th
cadet Ecddock Was Inc sohhcr
aud had arranged 10 r,tjr1 80 the
Institute for the coming scs.dr Gu
tenant Hathaway served as cJt.
during the year i909-lu Ilc W, d
ilne Young man and showed mlr,.,d
Ability while receiving his training nt
the Institute. lie had madr ar ,>rcl-
lent soldier and WAS highy raicd b.,
lis superior officers as daring and
sitillful aviator Lieutenant natha
ways home wns IN Houston. Texas
Every cadct who left the Institute
last Spring for tho purpose Of enter.
NIX The officers training camps have
now received their commissions in
tn" army. When a young man from
tho Institute enters an officers train
ing camp, hc Is Immediately marked
as ono capable OF assisting the com
panN commander lie is detailed to
instruct IN minor tactics. and Ia this
way is brought prominently before
the promoting board The Institute
has for "a number OF yeura, even be.
fore war was considered, taught
practically the same courses ns IN now
being given in the camps The daily
routine at the Institute of military
tartics, gurison duty, physical drills.
and study periods conform closely 20
those OF an officers training camp
Naturally the work al tho Institute is
not so strenuous on account OF tho
work being spread over pc .iod Of
nine months instead of four
The Institute now has oniisted it's
fun quota Of cadets for the coming
session. The barracks will be full, and
possibly a few tents will be used. Tel
cgrams from the War Department In
dicntc that young mon Of college
Eradc ana eighteen years OF ago are 60
hc furnished uniforms suhsiatenrc.
and thirty doliurs month while
serving as cadets. In other words
their entire expenses viii be taken
care OF hy the government after the
first of October Tho government.
however. does not guarantee to leave
these young men In training for any
particular length of time They viii
hc called TO the service when needed
They have one great advantage by
entering such schools as the Institute.
their ability viii be carefully noted hy
competent officers II they are con
sidored material 20 become com
mlssiuncd officers. they will be placed
IN line for such promotions; white on
the other hand. " they are found to
he especially qualified for technical
work, they viii be sent on 20 the prop.
ar schools.
Everything Is now ip readiness at the
Institute for the coming session. cap
tain Bates has crew at work getting
the subsistence department ana rendy
to open the mess hull during the com.
ing week Captain Cownn, quarter
master, Is likewise attending 20 the ar
rnngcmcnt of barracks. grounds. etc
The faculty officers are expected 10 re-
port for duty hy the middle OF next
week and tho cadets viii begin 20 as
somble Monday Sept .. by the open-
ing day, the military and academic de-
partmenls viii be In fun swing. Ser
goant Fink Of the regular arms and
man of thirty years experience as ser.
geant IA the infantry branch OF the
service, has been detailed by the War
Department to assist Major Barlow
with military instruction Sergeant
Fink has reported FOR duty and has
established an office IN the administra-
ton building, acquisitions have been
mado on the War Department for an
needed IN tho latest military
drills. Captain Saunders. command
ant OF cadets, is al present az Camp
Taylor Louisville, Ky, observing arr
illcr> drill lie will return 20 the
Institute aboct sept bth TO take
charge OF Hagorman Barracks