Evening star., 1923-10-28

It Is contemplated holding an Army
day In Baltimore. November 10. the
date Of the Sd Corps Area and Navy
foot ball game. Both military and
nayal organizations will be formed
in q parade to begin at IL o'clock
and those participating will march
past the reviewing stand and then
to the stadium to witness the foot
ball game.
II a sufficient number OF reserve
010lfg desire 10 participate IN Mo
parade as an s0th Division unit. ar
.aes. .aaessmeH1sa H1 w be mad made ss to lns this
by the individual oficer. AZ there are
no funds available for meeting tho
snpensss OF tTayei omGer n.saasaa :asnq
ters at Richmond, Va
Mai. John r. Thompson. Engineer
Corps reserve. will be ordered to ac-
tive duty from January 80 to March
In military supply at the Army War
College.
Paragraph IL. special orders 224,
relieving First Lieut. James v. Gagne.
18th Cavalry, from regiment and
failing him for duty with the Organ
ICED Reserves Of the Sd Corps Area
have been revoked.
The following onicers Of the Regu-
lar Army are on duty with the head
quarters OF the 8oth Division, Organ
iaed Reserves. In Richmond. Va. ac-'
cording to the latest bulletin: Lieut..
Col; =. T; Robinson: neld artillery.
MAI. James H Tierney. infantry. as
sistant chief OF stan, 0-l anu ad-
jutant: Mai. William Horst, Quarter
master Corps, assistant chief OF stan.
GA and supply officer; Maj. H. l.
Capt. F., e. Galloway. air service.
s0th Diviaion air service and assist
ant adjutAnt.
Approximately 1so National Guard
officers are expected to attend the
course which will be given at the
Infantry School, Fort Benning. from
February 2s to May 25. for infantry
company officers.
It has been decided by the War
Department that 1t would be incom-
patible to detail military attaches in
foreign countries on boards OF off,
GERS for the purpose OF examining
applicants for commissions in the
sssisnment Of Army o of1ieers to o duty a
as military attaches. although recent
In origin, has not become general.
They are, in a sense. aides to am
bassadors and ministers to whose
embassy or legation they are ap-
pointed.
Ten committees have been appoint
ed and tentative assignments made
OF their composition for the con-
War Department for the National
Guard property and disbursing offi-
GERS which will meet in Washington
on November Is. Approximately
eighty-five officers, representing the
the finance department.. National
Guard officers from each Of the corps
areas, and representatives from the
supply branches will assemble at the
gathering.
Second Lieut.. Charles W. Keefer.
infantry reserve. former address as
Westminster. Nd. having removed
outside Of the 520th Infantry area.
Il os rsfHsa nanrS from nd /. fhsa to the
the 317th Infantry Second Lieut..
John E. Ridder. infantry reserve,
former address, Sudlersville, Md, hav-
ing removed outside OF the S0th
Division area. Is relieved from at
Second Lieut.. John r. Kline of the
air service reserve is attached to
the S0th Division air service; Maj.
Paul E. Johnson of the medical re-
serve, at Federal Park, Nd, IL at
tached to the 313th Field Artillery
Regiment. The promotion OF First
Lieut.. Linton A. Cox of the air serv-
Ice reserve. to grade Of captain in
the same arm Of service In the Or
ganized Reserves, is announced. He
Will remain assigned to the S0th Div
iston air service.
The commanding officer Of each
unit OF the state forces has been
furnished with list Of the Civilian
Military Training Camp students this
year. with Instructions from Gen.
Frederick Gilkyson to get in touch
with them for the purpose OF inter-
estfnG them In the National Guard.
Lieut.. Col. F. L. Case, d. O. L. (cav-
alry), in addition to hts other duties, ID
detailed as acting assistant chief Of
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Progressive Council. No. 9, was
visited by State Councillor Mary p.