NEW OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO DUTIES5
The officers who recently reported to Fort Seward
from Fort Liscum,Fort St.Michael,and Fort Gibbon,have been
appointed to the following duties:
Capts.Barnhill and yon Gremp will remain with Com -
pany ”Fn,their proper organization*
Capt.Raymond F.Edwards,from Ft.St*Michael,is attached
to-Co*HFM,59th Inf.,and placed on special duty as Educational
and Recreational Officer,Summary-Court Officer,Intelligence Of
ficer,and Military Felice Officer,relieving 1st Lt.E.W.Gruhn
as Summary-Court,Intelligence.and Military Police Officer,and
Chaplain John F.Monahan as Educational and Recreational Officer#
Capt.Alexander 0.Gorder,from Ft.St.Michael,is attached
- to Co*MFH,and placed on special duty as Salvage Officer,Engineer
Officer,Police and Prisor Officer,relieving 1st l*t*E*W*Gruhn as
Prison Officer,and 1st Lt«Frank S.Ferguso^Q.M.C.jas Salvage Off
icer, Engineer Officer,and Police Officer*
Capt.Frank W*Halsey,from Ft.Liscum, is placed on special
duty as Post Exchange Officer, relieving Capt.Ralph E.Henry,M.C.
Capt*Samuel W.Reeves,from Fort Gibbon,is detailed to
duty as Assistant Post Surgeon and Recruiting Officer,relieving
Capt.Ralph E.Henry as Recruiting Officer*
1st Lieut.John F.Monahan,Chaplain, is appointed Post
Athletic Officer.
FINE CONCERT AT POST GYM:
Fort Seward was ti%ated to a most unusual feat
ure at the Post Exchange Theatre on Wednesday night,when Mr#Las
zlo Schwartz,the eminent Hungarian violinist-composer rendered
a splendid concert program.Mr.Schwartz,who is on his third world
tour,showed that as a violinist he has few superiors#
The program rendered by the artist was made up
of a group of Hungarian folk-songs,another group of the favorite
selections of different nations,and several compositions by Mr#
Schwaftz himself .All were played in a way that completely capti
vated his hearers*Prefacing each solo,the arttst outlined the
theme of the work,or a bit of its history,and then played the
selection on his instrument with such charm and feeling that his
' auditors had little difficulty in framing the words of the compo
sition for themselves,so skilfully did Mr.Schwartz interpret the
soul of the melody on his violin#
By way of diversion,Mr*Schwartz then turned his
talents to cartooning, and showed his genius by making a splendid
caricature,illustrative of some points in his entertainment. A fljijfa
large number,-almost 100-attended the concert,and enjoyed it thor
oughly, for it is not often tlat we are privileged to listen to so
talented or versatile an artist.
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Winchester,lever action, 30 W.C.F. Rifle. Barrel in ex
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