The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
TWO OFF FICERS ARE ORDERED HERE FOR
 RESERVE SERVICE
Artillery And Quartermaster Corps Recruits To Be
 Accepted For Army

Two more officers of the regular army have been ordered to report for duty with the organized reserves in Birmingham, according to an an nouncement made Saturday after noon by Lieut.. Col. L. O. Mathews, on duty in this city, The officers are Maj. Herbert E. Ellis, coast artillery and Capt. William D. Candler, guar termaster corps.
 MT. Ellis Is a graduate of Texas A. and NJ, 1910 class. He comes from Nashville and will establish head quarters for all reserve corps artil- lery units. Captain Candler is son of former Governor Candler and served on the staff~of hls father from 1898 to 1904 as military aid, with the rank of major. He entered the regu- lar army in 1877 with the rank of captain and during the world war was & major. Captain Candler will have charge of the correspondence courses for reserve officers of the Quartermast corps in northern Alabama.
 Many former officers who served during the World war are taking ad- vantage of the war department offer to commission them with the rank held during the war. No examination Is required of former officers If they make application before November II,
 
 last day to accept applications with out mental examinations.
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 Many Receive Commissions.
 During the past few weeks many former officers have received their commissions in the reserve corps, and all have been urged to file their ap- plications for the corps which would constitute our immediate supply reservoir in an emergency, Colonel Mathews stated.
 Men who received their commis- sions during the past two weeks were: J. K Taylor, captain infantry; Otey A. Scott, second lieutenant in- fantry; Crampton Harris, lieutenant colonel field artillery; N. K. Plunkett, captain field artillery; Richard B. Kelly, Jr., captain of infantry; James B. Garber, captain field artillery; A. A. Culp, captain of engineers; K. A. Bailey, Jr., major field artillery; Jas per Triteline, second lieutenant en- gineers; pr. William M. Caffee. cap tain medical department; Dussell La nier. captain coast artillery corps; Roland l.. Shine. first lieutenant of infantry; Robert F. Ashworth, lieu tenant colonel medical department J. B. Davis. first lieutenant field ar tillery; Samuel E. Green. lieutenant coast 3rIlileTy cOTpSS 11ei DcAt HNeS ' major infantry; Jesse P. Mcbride, second lieutenant quartermaster corps; J. D. P. Arnold, second henten- ant finance departments; William M. Rogers, major field artillery; F. A. Bell. second lieutenant medical corps: George L. Mcclure, second lieutenant of infantry; James B. Rorie, second lieutenant of infantry; William b. Radham, first lieutenant air service B. F. Ray. first lieutenant field ar tillery: Kenneth B. Brabston, second lieutenant air service; Alex T. Cecil, first lieutenant field artillery; Lloyd D. Duncan, second lieutenant quar- termaster corps; Paul Angell, captain finance department; Zac Smith, ,jr.' captain of field artillery; Harold A, Bowron, second lieutenant of field artillery; Mitchell P Stiles, captain medical department; William M. Kelly, second lieutenant infantry Walter r. Scott, captain medlcal oe- partment; Milo Smith Long, captain of engineers.