Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
COMMISSIONS SOON TO ISSUE TO
sEvENTY.THREE coLLEelANs
AND ENLISTED MEN,
PASS EXAMINATIONS
At CAMP STANLEY, TEX.
Majority to Become Officers in Infantry
and Lesser Number in Artillery
Branch Of service-Many viii Be
Called to Service Within Short Time
A. Various Training Camps.
GBy E. G.. Doughcrty.1

Iowa collegians and. enlisted men in the
army are today potential officers for
future use by the United States gov
eminent as n result of successfully
qualifying at the officers training
school at Camp Stanley, Leon Spring,
Tex, the war department announced
today. The graduates were placed on
the eligible Inst for commissions Us
second lieutenants, and their shoulder
straps will be applied as quickly as va
cancies develop in the infantry, field
artillery and cavalry branches Of the
service. in which they qualified.
War department officials declared
today that practically all of the Iowa
soldiers will be called into active serv-
ice as second lieutenants within a,
week, as plans for speeding up the
training Of men already in camps and
those to be called late this month will
make necessary the assigning of num-
erous lieutenants to the various COM
mands.
Forty-four of the Iovans qualified as
second lieutenants of infantry; TWEEN
ty-two demonstrates their knowledge
OF field artillery to qualify, and one
Charles e. Donovan, Of Sioux City
was placed in the eligible class for
service with mounted troops, being the
only cavalry officer to qualify from
Iowa at the camp.
In Infantry.
The new infantry material includes:
Donald D. Baker, Lone Tree
William E. Barnes, Waterloo.
Walter B. Barry Manchester.
Harry w. Baxter, Princeton.
John Bentley, Keokuk.
Elmo r. Berwick, GIenwood.
Russell l.. Bots, Shelton.
Harry A. Game, Greene.
Mark A. Churchill Mason City.
Charles r. Conlee, Fairfield
Philip G. Conner, Sioux City.
Clarence G.. Dempsey, Dubuque.
Walter M. Dunagan. Des Moines.
Mckinley Gettle, Cedar Falls.
William R. Hart, Iowa City.
Floyd B. Haworth, Kingsley.
Will j. Hayek, Iowa City.
Charles e. Hines, Valley Junction.
Frank L. Kane, Iowa City.
Maurice E. Knowles, Waterloo.
Donald f. Kynett, Council Bluffs.
Carl +. Marker Des MOines.
Murray M. MendelL Iowa Falls.
Harvey William Morsch, Sioux City.
Hyatt F. Newell, Cedar Rapids.
William E. Purcell. Clinton.
Clarence T. Ristine Fairfield.
William A. Rooney. Des Moines.
Earl w. Rossiter, Des Moines.
Reed Salladay, Ainsworth
Lou Burton Sharp. Rockwell City.
Jesse d. Sicker, Ogden.
Lars j. Skromme Roland
Paul F. Smith. New Hampton.
Lloyd. M. Slower, Des Moines.
Robert--F. Sweet, Cedar Rapids.
Hubert L. Thelen, Dubuque.
Cecil Palmer Troeger Storm Lake
Earl P. Tucker. Woodward.
Glenn Watson. Eagle Grove
Forrest c. Wells, Cedar Rapids.
George o. Wilson. Charles City.
Philo c. Woods, Tama.
James Henry Yuill, Cedar Rapids.
Alpheus E. Dickson. Fort Dodge
Carl HendricksSn. Cedar Rapids.
Morris Hiersteiner Des- 'Moines.
Claire r. Marshall, Cedar Rapids.
Walter Edwin Miller, Cedar Rapids.
In Artillery Branch.
Those who qualified for field artil
lery commissions follow:
Guy B. Bacon, Davenport.
Bard B. Blair, Davenport.
Donald Fullerton, Des Moines.
Hepburn Ingham, Des 'Moines.
'~Othel Kennedy, Davenport.
John J. King, Burlington.
Alfred w. Lewis, Davenport.
James NJ. Lewis, Davenport.
Ernest D. MacManus, Keokuk.
Robert P. Mullis, Council Bluffs. Il
Emil II. Ost, Burlington.
Robert D. Paskins, Des Moines.
Alden d. Porter Reinbeck
John S. Porterfield. Waterloo.
Theodore ]. Ptak, Cedar Rapids.
Paul r. Roach, Des Moines.
Dwight. s. Seaman. Clinton.
Edwin B. Se.del, Cedar Rapids.
Harry w. Sibley, Grinnell.
Edward H. Stevens, Boone.
Orlo Best, Ames.
Fred L. Walker, Des Monies.
John M. Wilson, Mason City.