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ion a 8 SS Na Se aad a cee w on “Army Officers Are Graduated z: 1 “From General Service Schools! ee Survey Roaiey Eightecn Pass With Honors and Thirty-Seven HIS vast) organization has THe People o + pever been studied in detail . are not je en ae ee ° ; - as one piece of administrative their Governm BT With Distinction In Course for Conmand mechanism. No comprehensive sure they get i : .. " . ee effort has been made to list its desire for the se : an eee. and General Staff, ea multifarious activities, or to mney is being Ae ati lk Le eet ee . group them in such a way as to i-which they app opr ee pe oa . Present a clear picture of what being applicd + oe Among the 200 graduates for the | Major Clyde L. Easiman, Signal the Government is doing. Sense and mana _ 7" peademic term 1926-27 of the Command Corps. Lo . —WILLIAM H. TAFT, . —Wwoo and General Staff school of the General Lieutenant Colonel Francis C. Endi- President of the United States, President of t _ >” Service schools. at Mort Leavenworth, . cott, Infantry. Major Sidney Erichsen, Infantry, Major Arthur C. Evans, Infantry. _ Major d’Alary Fechet, Infantry. _ Major Benjamin G. Ferris, Infantry. ‘ Captain William Fisk, Infantry > * ’ Captain Paul H. French, Coast Artil- lery Corps. “os . Major Andrew G. Gardner, Infantry. Major Robert C. Garrett, Coast Artil- lery Corps. on, oO Major George S. Gay, Field Artillery. _ Major Rotert A. Gilmore, Infantry. Major Joseph J. Grace, Signal Corps. Major Carl Halla, Finance, Qepart- ment ” re : Major Samuel F. Hawkins, Coast Ar- tillery Corps, : Lt Major Charles B. Hazeltine, Cavalry. Major Leo G. Hefferman, Air Corps. .. Major Donald Henley, In antry. . Major Paul H. Herman, Coast Ariil- lery Corp, . Major Louis E. Hibbs, Field Artillery. : Major Horace NM. Hickman, Air Corps. 1909-1913 »-. Kan., are 18 honor graduates and 37 dis- . tinguished gradvates, the Department of Bureau of Navigation Governing Mere _ i... War has just announced. . [41 The Ket of graduates of the school in- "eluding those, who were graduated with | a {7 bonor, follows: | _ og im 6S. -. Honor Graduates: ' t=» Major Herbert H. Acheson, Coast Ar- ;. Biajor Harvey C. Allen, Coast Artil- "tr s! Major Roy 8. Atwood, Coast Artillery | Hee Major Edwin A. Bethel, Corps of En- ~ 3" Major James L. Bradley, InZantry. ~ Alsjor Richard F, Cox, Coast Artillery * OP ior Roscoe C. Crawford, Corps of a n ineers. ” ar a wT a Pong * -e fq. , Major Sylvester D. Downe, Ir., Field te ty illery, 2 ot. a » 3 aaa tein John &. Frantis, Infantry. _ "s er Samuel A. Gibson, Infantry.) pf: Major Charlies P. Gross, Corps of En-|} Major James R. Hill, Cavalry. piwineerm tL Mato Carl E. Hocker, Coast Artillery “20, Captain Thomas T. Handy, Field Ar Corps, ; o tilery,, te Major Samuel RB. Hopkins, Field Ar- “+ Captain Dale D. Hinman, Coast Artil- tilleryS be: a “ze i - Major Eustis L. Hubbard, Cavalry. Major Dean Hudnutt, Field Artillery. Major Thruston Hughes, Adjutant General's Department. ern Aen Captain Robert Joerg, jr. Infantry: | “= Major Byron Q. Jones, Air Corps. | "” Major Ralph E. Jones, Infantry. : ’ Lieutenant Colonel Harry B. Jordan, Ordance Department. es : Major Hugh B. Keen, Infantry. . “Major William P. Kelleher, Infantry. ~ Lieutenant Colonel John R. Kelly, In- fantry. ER AR ee » Captain George C: Kenney, Air Corps. Major Allen Kimberly, Coast Artillery _ Major Manning M. Kimmel, Jt-» Coast Artillery Corps. : athe Bee Major Hugh J. Knerr, Afr ‘Corps. wae . -Major Joseph J. Koch, Infantry. ees .. Major George H. Koon, Veterinary -f’. Major’ Oscar o. Kuentz,- Corps, of ‘En- : Captain Otto F. Lange, Infantry, + :. , Major James A. Lester, Field Artillery. . Captain Elmer G. Lindroth, Infantry. _ Captain Howard J. Liston, Infantry, « Major Charles B. Lyman, Infantry. - : torrent on « Zf *Golonel Hugh MacNeill, Irish Free "3 Major Joseph O. Daly, Field ‘Artillery. e Army. 0 45 Fe Cae. haiti ajor. George W. Easterday, Coast Ar- j re eb oe te ery rs ¥ BF Major‘ Hoy Ht Of. Estes ... Topic 1s “" Sixth Articlo— . da this serice of articles “presenting a * . Topical Surrey of the Government are shoica the practical contccts between divisions and bureaus irrespective of their place in the aa- - 5 ay Ministrative organization Groups of articics " “have been presented explaining government activities under each of the following topics: vu. First, Public Health; second, Foreign Pc'a- -<, bione; third, Education; fourth, Finance; fifth, P ,, Conservation; sixth, Indurtry; seventh, Trans- ..portation; eighth, Taration; ninth, Social ae Welfare; tenth, Trade Practices; and cler- +. .enth, Science. > The Preecnt group dents witk * Federal activities in councetion with Shipping. aE, By D. B. Carson, - Commissioner, Bureau of Navigation, Department fae te es tes Commerce, ~ ="; Major Joseph MM. Swing, Ficid Artil- oe Major Galeia P. Titan, Infontey. wT Major Pred Lo Walker, Infaniry. = * ‘Byy Major Charles ©. Willianis, Corps’ of Officers Graduated - * With Distinction a ae inguphed Graduates: 22.272 ~~ ord Bluemed, Tafantry."* * ‘ Major Harry D. Chamberlin, Cavalry, < Major Henry B. Cheadle, 1 San: ad {Major Thomas Ff Curistion, F eld t. x te + : . oe e. ars ~ * _ E Bureau of Navigation ts reeponsible, if : . Beneral, for the enforcement of the laws ang a _ Tegulations applying to the American mc 7 Ay ._ chant marine and to American merchant Fe: “men. Certain special lines of work falling withiq these general! categories are entrusted to the Publi - Health Service and the Steamboat Inspection Servicf *. Jin view of the special ‘facilities ‘possessed by the: - agencies “and. to ‘avoid Guplication of “effort. ° oe ay . a “+. The general duties of the Bureau of Navigation ind _o¢lude: The ‘registry, enrollment, and licensing of ~ American vessels; the “admeasurement ‘of vessels -:,-determine the basis for the assessment of tonnact =*’taxes, and other Federal, State and municipal charges the arsessment and collection of tonnage taxes; th _, entry and clearance of vessels at American ports; an the, recording of deeds, mortgages, bills of sale, anq . other instruments Affecting the ‘ownership cf vessels S : ‘ This Bureau” also~ supervises the enforsement © Jaws concerning neutrality, in so far as they rela’ to offenses involved in the clearance of yessels fitted Ut for military purposes ér in the transportation b “Tiwat*e of recruits or munitions. “It ‘also ‘administe =¢ twise Jaws-reserving to American vessels t} tr ortation’ of cargoes and passengers in the dom He aammerce of the United States. 203.007 a otF ee me we eo. Rigen < Major John E. breed? Infantry.“ 0+ ee Captain games C. Crockett, Infantry. '&"Major William H. Cureton, Field Ar. dllery. asic e- aptain Frank U. McCoskrie, Infantry, | oT tee ae OE Major James A. McGrath, Infantry. - . Cavalry, ; lajor Edward C. McGuire, Cavalry. -