Evening star., 1923-11-18

istration Of National Guard affairs;
to provide for longevity pay for Ma
tional Guard officers, and to author
ize the appointment of specialists in
National Guard organizations.
Maj. Fred A. Carter, field artillery
reserve. 2230 California street, hav-
ing been assigned to the 313th Field
talon headquarters and headquar-
ters battery: Capt. William ".
Chance. field artillery reserve. 18
Grafton street. Is transferred from
Battery d Of the 313th Field Artillery
to headquarters and headquarters
appointed plans and training officer
for the regiment, and First Lieut..
John Kirby field artillery reserve.
1898 street. is transferred from
I'd Battalion headquarters and head
quarters battery to Battery E.
The following named officers. now
assigned to the 313th Field Artillery.
are assigned to organizations therein
as follows, by Col. Leroy Heron,
commanding officer:
Regimental Headquarters and Head
quarters Battery-Regimental COM
munlcations officer. Commanding head
quarters quarters battery; bnSyI; Capt Edwin e:
southwest; liaison. First Lieut..
| Charles D. Demarest of 1907 Long
| fellow street; reconnaissance officer,
First Lieut.. Joseph F. Coleman, 146
Prince Georges street, Annapolis,
Md: assistant regimental communi-
| A. Lewis, 1919 G street; headquarters
! battery, First Lieut.. william L.
| Pierce, United States Shipping Board.
assistant plans and training officer.
Second Lieut.. Arthur c. Keith, II
Hesketh street.
Service acknowledgements supply
officer, commanding, Capt. James
Bruce: assistant to regimental ad-
Carthy. 445 Randolph street: lst Bat
TALON supply officer, First Lieut..
John W. Brinley. IT'S Euclid street;
I'd Battalion section, Second Lieut..
Harvey g. Callahan, Peyton avenue,
Alexandria, Va.
I'd Battalion Headquarters and
Headquarters Battery-Adjutant, First
Lieut. Virgil 0. Barnard. 1929 Wis
| consin avenue; plans and training
! officer, First Lieut.. Thomas ]. Nash,
| officer. First Lieut.. B. E. Shlesinger,
Hyattsville. Md; reconnaissance off,
Ger. Second Lieut.. l. P. Crawford.
| 1920 Z street.
I'd Battalion Combat Train
Commanding, Capt r. ]. Cunning
toon. Second Lieut.. Edward O'Brien.
3313 P street northwest.
| Col. Waldron Of the Regular Army
will give terrain exercise to the
| officers of the Sd Battalion of the
i 320th Infantry, Tuesday evening.
| Coils. Leroy Heron and Bouve.
with Lieut.. Col. John Scott. will at
tend the meeting Wednesday eve-
| ming Of the LIST Battalion of the 313th
| Field Artillery in Baltimore. The
homo station of this battalion is at
Baltimore.
| The officers of the I'd Battalion OF
| the 320th Infantry will have a map
maneuver at their meeting Thurs
| day evening.
The meeting Of the 32oth Infantry
| last week 'As addressed by Col G.
| Vestal, Regular Army, on duty at the
! Army War College, on THE Main
| tenance of Peace"
The following National Guard off,
GERS were elected corps area vice
| llI6O 100 'ssIv sdIoO asI :slu9pIssId
l. D. Wells of New York; I'd Corps
Area, Col. Charles E. Walsh Of
Rhode Island: Sd Corps Area. Maj.
| Gen., w. G.. Price, jr., Of Pennsyl-
| vanfa; 4th Corps Area, Brig. Gen.
Robert J. Travis of Georgia; 5th
| Corps Area, Brig. Gen. r. H. Tyn-
dali of Indiana; 9Th Corps Area, Col.
| Heinrich A. Pickert of Michigan: 7th
Corps Area. Brig. Gen. NJ. A. Tinley
of Iowa; Sth Corps Area, Col. P. A.
Weatherred, Texas, and eth Corps
Area, Brig. Gen. ]. ]. Borree of Cali
fornia.