Wentworth Military Academy - Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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STATE OF MISSOURI, GBNnui. osooBs JtsmnoH Cmr, IMt. Mo. 18. metm fnmArt. Yll. See. 59.) Any military school or colloge within the tat wIiohc organiBation is ectsentially inSH tan , all of whose studentH are haliii i. I rt qiiimi u l e in oniform, in which discipline i» conutiintly maintained, and pn« of whose leading objcct» is Ui« development of the student bjr military drill and by regulatln? his daily emduct by the principles of military discipline, nnii nt wliicli in-,titiilinti :in (itfiri»r or olfii-erH of the r«?gul«r army of the I ' nittHl Strtt -s jire dt ' tailctl liy thi ' war department, either as superintendent, commandant or professor of military science and tactic®, upon application to the Governor, after an ins poction by the AdjutaotHGeneral of the-Mrtc al mMn maiMMadiifaa, bfc instituted a 9 at of tilemilltUof tlwBtetft • • • ,• • ' PmSQF MISSOURI; 47dl. apmKM City. rMM 7th, IBOS, The Stiperintendent, Wentworth Military Academy, Lexington, Mo. 1 ' :— I will accept the InHpection r imrt, lu rrwirh rt tunu ' d, and will approve your ap- ttlication for recpgnitioa under the terms of Section 59 of the eiicloaed bill. Vety respectfully, ' T.M. Bunamw, tiHw-CMndsnoMto

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SreoAL ORonti, WAR DEPARTMEKT, 9. By diriii04i of the President, Captain George B. Pritchard, Jr., 5th Cavalr ' . is dii tailed as profeeiBor of military science and tactics at Wentworth Military Academy, Lexinlp- ton, Missouri, to take effect January 9, 1909. Captain Priteliard wiU pxoceed at once to Lecinfrton and report in person to the s u per i n ten do n t af j O i i i tiii ll t t l it ngly. The travel directed !• necessary in the military serrioe, it • • • • By OBDBli orYSBi iiiiiii J. FRANKLIN BELL, OivimL: Md Q0n ria,Chi«fofS . HENRY P. HeCAIN, Adjutant General. ,QWEHAi, OKtMSQ VA DEPARTMENT. No. «6. VVA£Hin ;tun, May 9, 1910. Para ph 463, Army Regulations, as amended by General OHtoli, No. ' W. ' Op- ipirtment, June 26, 1900. is further amended to read as follows: 45S. The militar - educational system of the United States compriaea: Iw Tbs WXausiy Juadtmy at West Point for the edimitioB of tadds, S. The mnit«r - department of dvfl {nstltutloas at vriiieb officers of the Army are de- tttlMl undi r Hit piMv i.sions of l:iw. The dcui) uf otlicer.s ut ihc institutions isajuiounccidt sad the- regulatiunji guvernintf the courses of instruetians therein are issu in oartos fi -tiw War Department. By ordeb or the StxaasxAia Or TASKER H. BLISS, Ofticial: Briga tli ' Gmeral, Acting Chief of Staff.

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6 OFFICERS OF INSPECTION i AVT. Benjamin T. SiMUOtURt 4UDiArrA rr-( ENEit L F. M. RuitOQlA. (ktKtM Staif U. Arno . .Mifsgurt NMiuniil GmnL J. D. EtXIPF, A. B., A. M. JUDOE HtcHARD FtBU . PmfdentL Hk. V ltek B. Waddell, Stcretuy. Capt. V. D. Rankin. JUDGE WM4 G. MrTArsLAND. Treasurer. jLiKjE Benjamin n. w i:i-a rN. Mh. J. I). Lesceur. Mk. John fi. Bukukm.