The New York herald., 1921-06-26

back much of the training Of the new
class. and splendid results are expected
from having almost the whole class to-
gether for nearly all summer.
The nucleus of the new class was
fifty-eight former members of the pres
ent third class who did not complete
last years work satisfactorily and who
either resigned and reente e the Acad-
emy or were turned back lto the new
class. All of these are on the practice
cruise to European waters.
The first members of the new class
are:
Clifford NJ. Atkins. Mayer. Mimi; Harrl-
son II. Appleby. Saginaw, Mich: Byron L..
Bolstead Chicago. H.; Henry T. Bowers,
Jr.. Chicago. H.: John S. Boyett. Ruees-
vile. Miss; John T. Callander, santures,
Perey N. Clark. Cedar Rapids. Ia; Robert
S. Clark. Pelleville. Mich; John b. Crudup.
Kittele. n. c.; Frank NJ. Doggett; Meal
ester, Okla; Franklin Domenech. San
Juan, p. r.; David g. Dreir. Cecil. Wis. :;
Philip N. Galloway. Mt. Airy. n. c.. Rob-
ert n. Gardner. Baker, Ore; Hobson l.
Anenell Ala; David G. Greenlee. Jr.. Rip
Francis G. Haley. Valentine. Neb.: John
g. Hammock, Dermott. Ark. F; Ira f. Hobbs.
Marlaw. Oltls.; Wilbur c. Hogan Kansas
City, Mo-: Reginald c. Johnson, Pine City.
Mimi; Michael I: Kearns. Illinois; Ralph
II.
Long. Washinetoi'. y. g.; Byron p: Loomis,
Valparaiso. Ind; Walter T.. Lovelace. Jr..
Wheaton. H.; Thomas M McGraw. Bisbee.
Ariz. William s. Mcmahon. Los Angeles,
CAL; Roy NJ. McNary Kingston. n. C.:
Albert s. Mere. Bay City, Tex; Karl II.
Nonweiler Evansville. Ind; Warren F. Por-
Brooklyn, N. Y: Edward w. Scott, Berke-
Icy. CAL; John T. Smith. Fayette. Mo: Roy
al b. Stevens. New York city; William A.
Sturcken. New Orleans. La.
Henry NJ Taylor Cash Tex: Arthur b.
Thompson. Baltimore. Nd: William l..
Trrney. Marion. Ohio; Herbert w. Walker.
culpepper, Va. cassanave II. Young, Camp
Meade. Md. Edwin v. Brant. Nartuten.
Pa; George G. Brown, New Orleans, La. :;
William D. Darling. Warsaw, Ohio; Guy
G. Mcdonald, Long Pine, Neb.; Archibald
p. Potter Delwyn. Va; Edmund Tweedy.
Easton, Md Robert F. Ward, b9rtimore' a,
Changes in Personnel.
While Admiral Henry B. Wilson is not
expected to resume duties as superin-
tendent until after July 1. most of the
important changes in the officials of the
Academy which have been recently or
dered took place during the week. Chief
of these is the detachment Of Rear Ad-
nniral Archibald II. Scales. who has been
superintendent for more than two years.
Admiral Scales left Annapolis on Fri
day with Mrs. Scales and their three
children for Jamestown. r. l.. where
Admiral Scales will spend brief leave
before assuming his duties as Com
mander Of the Seventh Division of the
Atlantic Fleet, to which he has been
detailed. The permanent rank of Rear
Admiral has been conferred on him.
Capt Thomas r. Kurtz has assumed
his duties as Commandant Of Midship-
men, the second position in Importance
and rank at the Academy, relieving Capt.
Wat T. Cluverius. Commander Wilbur
r. Van Auken has assumed charge Of
the Department of Ordnance and Gun
merry. relieving Commander Arthur p.
Fairfield. Lieut. Commander Mahlon r.
Tisdale has relieved Commander John s.
Abbott as aid to the Superintendent
Until the arrival Of Admiral Wilson
and his assumption of the duties of Su-
perintendent Capt. John j. Halligan. Of
ficer-in-c charge Of the Naval Experiment
Station here. will be acting Superintend-
ent.