New-York tribune., 1918-09-09
Many From New York and
Vicinity Eligible for
Commissions
Graduation August 81
Successful Soldiers Were in
Training at Camp Zach
ary Taylor

The names of students who we're
graduated OH August 81 from the Field
Artillery Central Officers Training
Camp, Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky
and who have been recommended as
eligible for appointment as second lieu
tenants in the field artillery, were
made public yesterday. Those from
New York and vicinity are:
Charles Harrison Abramson, 80 East
Twentysixth Street. Bayonne, N. j.;
Edwin Edgerton Aiken, jr., 152 Temple
Street. New Haven, Conn; Edward Nor
mand Allen, SO Highland Street, Hart
ford. Conn; Harry Milton Allen, Ser
geantsvillc, N. j.; Thomas William
Arundel, jr., AZ Amherst Street, East
Orange, N. j.
JOB Lawrence Bacon, 5O4 Columbia
Avenue, Millvile, N. j.; Julian Braden
Baird 306 Warwick Avenue. South
Orange, N. j.; Clinton Steele Berrien
107 West Seventh Street. Plainfield, N
j.; Eugene Edward Boyer, GIT Pacific
Avenue, Atlantic City, N. j.; David Ed
ward Blair, Staatsburg, N. Y.
Henry Negus Boucher, 1144 Eighty
fourth Street, Brooklyn; George Forest
Rraithwaite, 70 East l30th Street; Fred
Arthur Briggs, 80 Market Street Perth
Ambcy. N. j.; Charles Strauss Brisk
G40 Riverside Drive; Edward Peter
Broedcl, 22 West Front Street, Red
Bank. n j.; William Christopher
Brown, 1l0 South Sixteenth Street,
Newark, N. j.; Julius Cesar Bryant,
III North Ohio Avenue, Atlantic City;
Madison, N. j.; Donald Campbell 974
Fifty-fourth Street. Brooklyn.
Joseph Leslie Chambers, 706 West
1S0th Street; John Henry Clark, IS
Curtis Place, Maplewood, N. j.; Allen
Dale Cloke, 215 East Hazelwood Ave
rue, Railway. n. j.. Henry Cashen Col
Inns, l20 Spring Street, Trenton, N. j.;
Elmer Arthur Congo, Haddoniield, N.
j.; William Joseph Conway, 278 Albany
Avenue, Kingston, N. Y; Frederick
Ralph Crane. S54 Prospect Place,
Brooklyn; William Carl Crittendcn
Milford, N. j.; Abel George Cugell, $50
Bishop Street, New Haven; Edward
Haywood Day, 243 North Grove Street
pher Dee, 1S9 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn.
Philip Hamilton Dolsen, 4l9 Main
Street, Orange, N. j.; Theodore Miller
Douglas, 1G4 WaverIey Place; Harry
Louis Drcscher 6Sl st. Marks Ave
nue., Brooklyn; Walter Henry Ellert
llO Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn; Wal
ter George Erd, 20s Lconia Avenue
Lconia, N. j.; Edward Cook Fake, sc
Washington Avenue. Rutherford, n. j.;
Paul Joseph Farley, lo8 North Penn
sylvania Avenue. Atlantic City, N. j.;
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N. j.; John Diedrich Fschbeck, 81
South Thirteenth Street, Newark, N J :;
Adrian Robert Fisher, 5 Georges ROAD
New Brunswick, n. j.
Morris Friedman, 1872 Reid Avenue
Brooklyn; Melville William Frye, rs
West 124th Street; Emil Arnold Gall
man, 430 Grand Avenue, Paterson, n
J.; Fred Charles Cells, 9 Davis Avenue
East Orange n. j.; Edward Joseph Gil
hooley. al North Seventh Street, New
ark, n. j.; Louis Hoffman Gillespie
Llewellyn Park, Orange, n. j.; Earl
Warren Goodell, 425 West End Avenue
George Borden Granger, 10 Rockaway
Avenue, Rockville Centre. Long Island;
Lester Blackwell Granger, 81 Wallace
Place, Newark. \. J.
John Vincent IIaidler. S1l Earle
Avenue. The Bronx; Albert James
Hastings, 605 Westtied Avenue, West
feld, N. j.; Clifford Leroy Hawkins
Brook Haven, Long Island; James Nal
lory Hayden, 81 Union Street, Water
bury, Conn; Philip Lee Hazard, 6l7
West ll5th Street; Felix Picrpont
lleald, 22 Harriet Place, Lynbrook
Long Island; Allen Wander Hoet
llecly, 32l Eighth Street Plainfeld
n. j.; John Clark Henderson. $40 Cen
ire Street, South Orange, N. j.; Ed
ward George Hoch, 103 Fairview Ave
nue., Jersey City; Carl Frederick Hof-
er, 766 Arch Street, New Britain