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of Washington, includ-' . ^ -vacations of Puget Sound. He

was the inventor of the type of movable dam known as the “Chittenden, Drum Weir.”CHAPLAINS APPOINTED AND ASSIGNED.

The Senate on October 5 confirmed the nominations of the Rev. Walter B. Zim­merman, the Rev. Stanley_H. Roberts, the RevT John' O. Dindctuist," and the Rev. Patrick J. Bydon to be chaplains in the army from October 1, 1917, -with the rank of first lieutenant. On the same day the Senate also confirmed the nomination of the Rev. Samuel A. Devan to be a chap- plain with ' the rank of " first, lieutenant from October 3, 1917. The latter is ap­pointed to fill an original vacancy, p The following recently appointed chap­lains, with, rank of first lieutenant, have been assigned to duty as follows: J. B. Buckey and C. J. Norris, to Camp Sher­man; R. N. Cloyd and A. J. Rawlinson, to Camp Taylor; K. F. Nance and J. A. Cooper, to Camp Funston; J. A. Mulvey

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Dear Mr. Silvers: Replying to your recent communication, permit me to say that I am expecting soon to receive a commission as Chaplain in the Regular Army.

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August 8 IS 18

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My dear Mr. Devan:

Tear letter ef July 24th has just

reached we and Is appreciated* It is goad, of

you to take tise to write st@ vhw you are so

busy with other things and I hope that you will

receive the War Service letters and other Rutgers

Batter*

With all good wishes, I *

Cordially yours.