Evening star., 1923-07-01

SdpI. IScTTdIu d. IhCVAdhoh,
try. has reported to Sd Corps Area
headquarters for preliminary course
of instruction. Upon completion OF
this duty he, will take station with
the organized reserves of this corps
area. Capt. Arthur II. Rogers, IN
fantry, has also reported from fort
Bsnning for the same course OF m
struction Other officers reported TOT
tn. coufse are Capt. James " ware
Fort Benning; Capt. Charles A. Hor-
ger and George A. Goodyear or the
cavalry, reporting from Fort Riley.
The latter two officers will take sta
tIon with the National Guard as In
structors.
The War Department has invited
police officers of the country to at
tend the school of instruction IN
craftsmanship at Camp Perry, ohio'
beginning September g.
A circular letter issued by tne
militia bureau requests that eaen
state keep constantly on nanu psaSe
strength, equipment for all lts ieas
orally recognized National Guard
units .
Sufiicient funds are available to ac-
commodate as many officers OF the un
assigned National Guard reserve at
the 1923 field encampments. starting
today, as may desire to attend, ae
cording to an announcement maue
by the chief of the militia bureau.
Due to the lack of funds IT mas not
been possible for the War Depart
ment to authorize the attendance az
encampments of officers not assigned
to the authorized federaliZed units
After today, however. unass,sneSd ,;nnS
officers will be authorized to atteno
whose applications are approved py ths
state adjutant general.
Second Lieut. Harry B. Shaw,
Hyattsville. Md. having been trans
ferred from infantry. ofticers, BE
serve Corps, to engineers, offcers, Re-
serve Corps is relieved from attach-
ment to the 320th Infantry. FIRST
Lieut.. John L. Grant of Midland. Va
has been assigned as hfght surgeon,
medical personnel. 80th Division, AIT
The War Department has granted
federal recognition to the following
officers of the Maryland National
Guard: Maj. 2. H. Klomans i,.sfS Medica
Dentry. field artillery.
Troop e of the Sd Cavalry of For'
Myer is on duty at Camp DIX, N. d
where it will be stationed temporal
SUNNI :. training activities; Troop {
is temporarily at Camp Meade ioi
the same duty. as is also the 81 Bat.
talon of the 18th Infantry or for'
Washington.
to. expedite the filling of acquisitions
for initial equipment for new organi'
cations of the National Guard: Tht
chief Of the militia bureau VIII ISSUE
the necessary instructions TO tns
National Guard to expedite the Tor.
warding of these requisitIons TO corp:
area or department headquarters
The acquisitions will be plainl!
marked "for initial equipment fo'
new National Guard unit ana may
be submitted prior to federal recog'
milton. They will be held until the
, units are recognized and then give
them priority over all routine requ''
Lieut.. Col Edwin Franklin Abel
Morgan, field artillery. officers Re
serve Corps. promoted from major
field artillery. officers Reserve Corps
Is relieved from assignment 10 'nt
313th Field Artillery and assigned tt
the 3l4th Field Artillery. Second
Lieut.. Nathan s. Camp. Signal Corps
Officers Reserve Corps, is attached tt
the SOth Signal Company, Capt: 1ohr
c. Dalglish. infantry. Ofticers' he.
serve Corps, is ordered attached tc
the 320th Infantry! r.,
The following students Of the Uni
yersity of Maryland, College Park
have been awarded commissions as
second iieutenants in the infantry
officers Reserve Corps, Army OF tns
United States. by the war Depart-
ment: Kenneth B. Chappeil or zen
sington. John f. Slaget5k eek Q, of fped. Fped.
erick. Everett c. Embrey of Wash
ington, Paul S. Frank of CoIege
Park, Ernest A. Graves OF Washlng
ton. William NJ. Jones of. Chester
town, John w. Mumford. jr.. of New
ark. Raymond L. Rissler Yof & Masn
ington. John P. sehaefer Of Of Flyer. h,nl l
dale, Loren F.; schott OF WASHES. a;a,1ng e.
park. Albert c. Wallace of Frederick
George a. Wick of Washington. 10:
seph w. Wisner. jr.. of Baltimore aho
Walter H. Young of Washington.
is expected that the Officers residing
within vicinity ofa<Washington will
be assigned to the 320th Infantry.
Cant. Richard r. Foote, Quarter
master Corps; Officers Reserve Corps
having been placed In the BA groul
by the War Department and reserved
for duty under the quarterntaster
general in time of emergency Is re-
lieved from attachment 70 Gotor
Transport Commend 359. 18th Corps
First Lieut.. John w. Davis, engineers
Oficers' Reserve Corps, is designated
as recruiting officer for the 343d En-
gineers. with Offices In the Graham
building.
Johns College. Annapolis. Md: have
been attached to the 32Oth Infantry
Second Lieuts. Byron v. Cecil, jr.: l.
l.. Gray. Thomas S. Phoebus and Car
roll j. St1ne.
The following students of Johns
Hopkins University have been at
tached to the 320th Infanry: Second
Lieuts. Carl E. Cummings. Whitmer
B. Firor and Harold Med. Seitz. FRS,
Lieut.. Tiffany J. Williams. Medical
Corps, officers Reserve Corps, stu
dent at the same college, has beer
attached to the medical personnel OF
the 313th Field Artillery.
The following students of Lehigf
University, Bethlehem. Pa. have beer
attached to the 320th Infantry: Sec
ond Lieuts., Ralph A. Hales of 14s
INLAND terrace, William NJ. Laugh
ton, 1444 Clifton street. and John D
Mcpherson, apartment 302, the Wood
ley
First Lieut.. Andrew NJ. Smith. Med
ical Corps, Officers Reserve Corps, OF
Jefferson Medical College, Philadel
phia. is attached to the medical per
sonnel of the 313th Field Artillery
Second Lieut.. Oscar r. Toms, a stu
dent at Gettysburg College, is at
rached to the 320th Infantry.
The following students Of Western
Maryland College, Westminster. Md.
ordered attached to the 320th Infan
try: Second Lieuts. Gilbert D. Mar
tin of Westminster, Charles H
Stenesifer of Westminster and vii