NAMES OF OFFICE OS IN SERVICE
WANTED AT ONCE FOR OREGANA
All Former Oregon Men Who Have Commissions to Be ListeH
in Student Year Book—Chanye of Addresses
Should Be Given Paul Spangler.
The Orcgana wants tn got pictures of
all of the University men who are now
officers in the service of their country,
find for this purpose the following list
is printed. Anybody knowing the names
of any officers not included in this list
is requested to give them to Paul
Spangler at once, and also to report
any addresses which are incorrect.
Spangler also is desirous of obtaining
the names and addresses of all medical
students who may have attended the
University any time.
The list follows:
Allen, Ralph S.—Second lieutenant, 92d
battalion, 160th depot brigade, Camp
Lewis, Wash.
Harbor, John Raymond—Major, field
hospital .No. 99, Fort Bliss, 3*11 Paso,
Tex.
Bean, Harold C.—First lieutenant med
‘ leal corps, U. S. A.. 99th field ambu
lance, 15th British expeditionary
forces, Franco.
Beebe, Lewis- -Second lieutenant, O. C.
A., Fort Stevens, Ore.
Bond, Aubrey—Second lieutenant, army
engineers corps, Fort Leavenworth,
Kan.
Bond, Lewis First lieutenant, field ar
tillery, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Bond, Paul—Captain 05th artillery, Fort
Columbia, Wash.
Boone, W. It.—Second lieutenant 20th
infantry. Fort Douglas, Utah.
Brosius, Edd Este—Second lieutenant
12th company, O. C. A., Fort Canby,
Wash.
Brown, Lyle F.—Second lieutenant field
artillery, battalion F, 947th field ar
tillery, Chimp Lewis, Wash.
Buoy, Leonard M.—Lieutenant, Fort
Stevens, Ore.
Burgard, John Clark—First lieutenant
9(!2d infantry, Camp Lewis, Wash.
Budgard, William Norman Second lieu
tenant 904th infantry, Camp Lewis,
Wash.
Byron, Allan A. Second lieutenant Q.
M. corps, cure adjutant general,
Washington, D. C.
Benson, Wallace O.—'First Lieutenant
F. A. R. C., American expeditionary
forces, France.
Caufield, Lee James—First lieutenant
104th engineers, Camp McLellan, An
niston, Ain.
Clarko, Dudley—First lieutenant ambu
lance corps, Allentown, Pa.
Collier, Alfred D.—First lieutenant com
pany 15, headquarters 116th engineers,
A. E. F., France.
Collins, Itussell E.—First lieutenant
balloon observation corps, A. E. F.,
France.
Dorris, Benjamin F., Jr.—Second lieu
tenant 362d infantry, Camp Lewis,
Wash.
Dudley, Frank A.—Second lieutenant
aero squadron, San Diego, Cal.
Elkins, Willard A.—Captain O. C. A.,
Fort Columbia, Wash.
Foils, Franklin F.—Second lieutenant
field artillery, A. E. 1*’., France.
Deary, Roland Second lieutenant avia
tion training school, San Diego, Cal.
Datable, Charles B.-—First lieutenant
(lilth artillery, Fort Stevens, Ore.
Hamlin, F. B.—Captain infantry, bar
raek No. 12, depot brigade, Camp
Lewis, American Lake, Wash.
Hawkins, Martin—First lieutenant GStli
artillery, TJ. S. R. C. A. C., Fort Ste
vens, Ore.
Henderson, Louis A.—Captain 310th en
gineers, American Lake, Wash.
Iluggins, George Chester—Second lieu
tenant 100th depot brigade, Camp
Lewis, Wash.
Jaureguy, Nicholas Second lieutenant
100th brigade, second battalion, sev
enth company, Camp Lewis, Wash.
Kelly, John George First lieutenant
engineering corps, A. E. F., France.
Kuykendall, John Eherle—Captain 301st
ambulance company, Camp Lewis,
Wash.
Lane, Erie E. Captain 3G2d infantry,
Camp Lewis, Wash.
Loucks, Elton C. Second lieutenant Q.
M. C. school, Jacksonville, Fla.
McClure, Walter It. -Captain company
120th infantry. A. E. F., France.
MoGilrhrist, Miliar Second lieutenant
infantry, lOlith depot brigade, Camp
Lewis, Wash.
McKey, Miles—First lieutenant C. A.
('., Fort Stevens, Ore.
McMurray, Robert N. First, lienten mt
15th IJ. S. cavalry, San Antonio, Tex.
Maxwell Jitney
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Moore, Harry T.—Lieutenant ambulance
company 361, Camp Lewis, Wash.
Morfitt, Neil—First lieutenant aviation
corps, headquarters Camp Kelley,
84th aero squadron, San Antonio, Tex.
Oberteuffer, II. K.—First lieutenant
5th company U. S. engineers, Corpus
Christi, Tex.
Smith, Byron H.—Second lieutenant
company C, 310th engineers, Camp
Custer, Battle Creek, Mich.
Smith, W. Carleton—Captain M. R. C.,
field hospital No. 363, 91st division,
Camp Lewis, Wash.
Staiger, Frank W.—First lieutenant
303d machine gun battery, Camp Dev
ons, Ayer, Mass.
Svarverud, Van—Captain company 2,
O. C. A., Fort Stevens, Ore.
Taylor, Charles M.—Major dental corps,
U. S. A., Fort Flagler, Wash.
Tooze, Lamar—First lieutenant 303d in
fantry, Camp Lewis, Wash.
Tooze, Leslie O.—First lieutenant com
pany K. 364th infantry, Camp Lewis,
Wash.
Tuerck, William Paul—Second lieuten
ant field artillery reserve corps, Fort
Sill, Okla.
Van Valzah, Laurie Shannon—Lieuten
ant 33d division, Mobile laboratory
unit, A. E. F., France.
Viereck, Harry C.—Headquarters com
pany, Camp Greenlenf, Fort Ogle
thorpe, Ga.
Waller, A. O.—First lieutenant hospital
corps, Fort Stevens, Ore.
Wetherbee, Dr. .T. R.—Captain field
hospital No. 18, medical officers’
training camp, Fort Riley, Kan.
White, George McDaniel—First lieuten
ant 130th field artillery, Camp Doni
phan. Fort Sill, Okla.
Williams, Benjamin H.—Second lieuten
ant, in command regular coast artil
lery, Fort Stevens, Ore.
Williams, Burke B.—First lieutenant
O. C. A., Fort Columbia, Wash.
Williams, W. G.—Captain Sth company,
O. C. A., Fort Stevens, Ore.
Woods, .1. Le Itoy—First lieutenant en
gineers corps, Vancouver, Wash.
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| Smileage Book Catechism. (
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(.). What is a “Smileage Book?”
A. A “Smileage Book” is a book con
taining conpons entitling the holder to
admission and seat tickets at Liberty
'theatres. Liberty Tents and auditoriums j
under the management of the Commis
sion on Training Camp Activities in Na
tional Guard Camps.
(.). By whom are they issued?
A. By the Military Entertainment
Council of the Commission on Training
Camp Activities, Washington, D. C.
(J. What do “Smileage Books” cost
A. “Smileage Books” are of two
hinds: The first cost $1; the second So.
(J. How many tickets does each book
contain?
A. The $1 “Smileage Book” contains
20 coupons; the $5 book contains 100
coupons.
Q. Where are they good?
A. In all Liberty Entertainments, in
all National Army Cantonments and Na
tional Guard Camps, under the manage
ment of the Commission on Training
Camp Activities.
Q. Are they good in naval stations
and other camps?
A. No. At present they are good only
in Army cantonments and National
Guard camps.
(.„>. Where will “Smileage Books” be
on sale?
A. The books will be on sale by local
entertainment councils throughout the
country and in department stores, drug
stores and various central places of bus
iness.
Q. Are the books to be inscribed by
name to soldiers?
A. There is space for nn inscription
to soldiers by name, blit this is not neces
sary.
Q. Are they transferable?
A. Yes, to soldiers in uniform.
Q. How many theatres have been
built.
A. One permanent theatre seating
o.OOO has been built in eaeh National
Army Cantonment. Two Chautauqua
tents seating 1,800 each have been erect
ed in eaeh National Guard Camp.
Q. Are “Smileage Books” available
for use b.v civilians?
A. Civilians are allowed in these en
tertainments only when accompanied by
a soldier friend with “Smileage” eoupons.
Q. How much money does the Mili
tary Entertainment Council hope to raise
from the sale of ‘‘Smileage Books?”
A. The goal for the drive of the week
of January JSth has been set at 1.000,
000 “Smileage Books,” but if a million
dollars' worth of smiles are good for
our soldier boys, why won't two million
dollars' worth be much better?
Q. llow can I get those “Smileage
Books” to the soldiers?
A. Send them by mail, l.et the next
letter you send to any camp contain a $5
or $1 book; think of the laughter in
those coupons. And of course, if you
have a boy, son, brother, sweetheart or
husband of your own in camp, you will
see that he gets one.
Harvard football enthusiasts recently
subscribed $55l>0 for footballs, to be
sent to the soldiers in France. The
first consignment of 500 balls is already
on its way.—Ex.
Aggies, you’re next.
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Sigma Nu dinner guests for Sunday
were Catharine Heilig, Ruth Elton. Ella
Dews, Margaret Kubli, Miriam Page,
Mrs. O. C. Page, Pauline Heals, Mary
Louise Bailey, Elsie McMurph.v, Arthur
Kuhnhausen, and Vern Dudley.
At the request of the civilian division
of the Red Cross, a new two-hour course
in sociology, “War Relief and Home
service,” will be given this semester.
This course is designed for juniors and
seniors who wish to prepare for Red
Cross social service.—Daily Kansan.
Nearly 6000 Yale men are somewhere
in the military service of the United
States. Nearly 5000 of these have been
accounted for. February 22 a service
flag bearing more than 1000 stars will
be unfurled at 'the university.—Ex.
Aggies, you’re next.
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