Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-17
THE CIVILIAN ARMY
BY LIEUT.. STEPHEN F. TILLMAN.
Organized Reserves-National Guard

was injured in the airplane wreck
which caused the death of Lieut. W
X. Phillips at Aberdeen on May ;. Is
! rapidly improving. 1t was stated
that Capt Wilder is not an air serv-
| ice officer, but a representative "f
the chief of infantry, who was visit
ing the chief Of ordnance at Abef
deem. Capt. Wilder served oversee
| with the 18th Infantry and has many
friends in the District of Columbia
The following second lieutenant
have been assigned to the 320th in
fantry. effective June 16: Kennel
ID. ChappelI, KensingtOn. Md: Oscae
r. Toms, Doonsboro, Md; Gilbert +
II. Stonesifer, Westminster Nd.
WILDER f. YingIing. Finksburg. Nd.
John F. Clagett, Upper Marlbor"
| Md: Charles S. Cook. Frederick. Nd
Paul S. Frank, College Park, Nd
Ernest A. Graves, Washington. -. g
George F. Pollock. Boyds. Md; JOIN
p. Schaefer, Riverdale, Md: Albert 9
j Wallis, Frederick, Md; Charles =
White. College Park. Md: George a
| Wick and Carl Z. Cummings Of Il.
District: Whitmer y. F'iror. Cascadc
Md. and Harold NJ Seitz. Wcstmin
lister. Md. Col. Glendie +. Young vii
assign or detach these newly as
/ signed junior officers to one 81 III"
battalions of the 32Gth Regimen
Second Lieut.. Gerard J. 9. Gull
foyle, Officers Reserve Corps Gufau-
try), now a student Of the Georgr-
town University and attached I" n"
tached to the goth Regiment
Lieut.. Col. Harry Vanderbilt Wurlc-
mann of Seattle. Wash. assrr at,
editor Of the American journal Of
Opthalmology, last week was awarded
! the honorary degree of doctor Of
science by the George Washil -tai.
! University of this city. Wurdoutar
/ graduated from this school in l>&S.
! 1t has been decided to dcccntr4iIr
! control Of National Guard movcmru-s
and to require the state authurlfs.&
: to make the necessary arrang"m"HtS
! for the transportation of troops. Tie
militia bureau is Of the opinion 'h.t
, this action win he mutually adyaf.
: tageOuS and satisfactory to All. tt..
state authorities should. therefor.
/ take immediate steps to arrange f..
; the transportation of their trooi
! during the coming summer. COMP
] ing. of course. with the general IN
! structions pertaining To the NOV
! ment of troops and equipment
! The Secretary Of War has direct
: that no officer Of the Regular Arm
! holding a commission in the NatIJua
J Guard be permitted to accept NJ.
t detail or assignment in c"Hurcr
: with his duties as an officer If t#.
! National Guard. if additional cumpDn
/ sation in any form or from any some
shall thereby accrue to him present
| or in the future and that such in
! structions shall be issued to all or
GERS detailed for duty with thu Nj
! tional Guard in all corps areas o.
| departments as will make tho Iircc-
! ton effective
! Reserve officers who have beer.
serving on the general staff commit
| tee for the revision of special regu-
/ lations No 49, have expressed in a
! formal manner, their apprcciatioa Of
/ the assistance they received in, N.
! work from the reserve officers DIM
! sion of the adiutant general The
I! memorandum makes special mention
{ of col Samuel q Homes ana MAI
! RAYMOND s Namherrer T-nited SIT.
! Army. Those signing the mem
randum were: Lieut. col. &. G. HeiuI-
ger. r. y O. L. c.: Lieut. Col. H. !"
! Ward. infantry. Officers Reserve
| Corns. iau+ 81 Ion, y p.r,.:,..
! g 1 {. 0tticare PoSer,,a rn,.,s. NJ.
! ~ /. 70 80 =, - l,.tt 80 II T., ~
/ Corns and CAM iobn /, sayn'n.',.
| G ( G Officers Reserve C-orns
National Guard.
Connanv G 1a1s+ .pyineers NJ.
fricf Of CoI,imbia Eatinnai ,,n..r,
| which particinated in the review -
| that organization nv. mo Camrts-