Word: major
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...command of Major General Wood: Colonel General Staff, Chief of Staff, Official: W. A. SIMPSON, Adjutant General, Adjutant. Adjutant...
Although a competent drill sergeant will probably be in charge of the instruction for the first few days, it is planned to have the drilling later under the directions of the students who are preparing for the officers' reserve corps. At a meeting held on Monday, Major Cochran a member of Governor Whitman's staff assembled all Columbia students who have had military training in the National Guard, at a Plattsburg camp, or at West Point. Drilling began Monday afternoon, when a squad of 25 such men started a course of training which will fit them to lead a battalion...
...Ricardo Prize Scholarship will be held in Upper Dane Hall next Saturday, March 10, at 2 o'clock. This scholarship, which has an annual income of $350, is open to any member of the Senior Class in the University or of the Graduate School who is devoting the major portion of his time to economic and political studies under the supervision of the Department of Economics, and is giving special attention to problems of state relation to industrial enterprise. The award will be made not later than June 15, 1917, sorely with regard to the ability of the candidates...
...Cadet officers (captains and lieutenants) will be accorded the prescribed courtesies when in uniform. Noncommissioned officers (sergeant and corporals) are not saluted except as prescribed in paragraph 172, Infantry Drill Regulations, and when making reports to the sergeant-major or acting sergeant major at ceremonies, such as guard mounting (paragraph 351, Manual of Interior Guard Duty, U. S. Army, 1914), or other formation where the noncommissioned officer receives reports for the officer in charge. All cadets, however, should stand at attention when addressed by, or addressing, a noncommissioned officer...
...Cadet officers (captain and lieutenants) will be accorded the prescribed courtesies when in uniform. Noncommissioned officers (sergeants and corporals) are not saluted except as prescribed in paragraph 172, Infantry Drill Regulations, and when making reports to the sergeant-major or acting sergeant-major at ceremonies, such as guard mounting (paragraph 351, Manual of Interior Guard Duty, U. S. Army, 1914), or other formation where the noncommissioned officer receives reports for the officer in charge. All cadets, however, should stand at attention when addressed by or addressing a noncommissioned officer...