Evening star., 1923-10-07

information dealing with the origin
of these calls. OF particular value
Will be the names and military rec
ords of the composers. Communica-
bridge. warrant officer, Army Music
School. Washington barracks, d. c.,
Col. John w. Gulick of the general
staff' War Department. plans div
isfon, addressed the first meeting of
the winter Of the District of Column
bia Chapter of the Reserve Off1cers'
Association last week. His subject
was, New Plans for Army Mobiliza-
the. 313th Field Artillery Of the Organ
ized Reserves. was reelected presi-
dent of the chapter.
A War Department. bulletin an
nounces the discontinuance of Infan-
try unit and coast artillery unit,
r.. Q. T. c., in Columbia University.
1t also tells of the expansion of the
Infantry unit of the senior division.
Il. o. Il. c., in the Agricultural and
Mechanical College of Texas
Mai NJ: L. Ireland of the Quarter
master Corps has been detailed for
duty with the Organized Reserves
of the I'd Corps Area He will pro-
ceed to Baltimore for temporary duty
and then to the 10th Division. Mai.
| p. L. Pell of the ED Infantry has
been assigned to duty with the gem
eral headquarters OF the non-div-
Lieut. Col. j.. E. Mcdonald, 10th In
fantry is relieved from assignment
to that regiment and detailed to
duty with the soth Division of the
whether Col. Mcdonald will be chief
OF staff of this division or not
Lieut.. Col. Robinson, who has been
chief OF STAFF, was relieved following
tne camp at Camp Meade and ordered
10 Panama for duty. Capt. H. w.
Lee, infantry. is relieved from fur
ther treatment at Walter Reed Hos
pital and will proceed to Clemson
AGRICULTURAL College, South Carolina,
for duty.
The saith Infantry has returned to
Fort Eustis, Va. after a long stay at
camp Meade, where 1t assisted in the
training OF local reserve officers. The
MADE by boat. The regimen. was
given a cordial welcome by the coast
artillery organizations at the post
Mai. Charles s. Jones. adiutant
general reserve, promoted from cap
tain. is continued attached to adju-
Jants section of the s0th Division
FIRST Lieut.. George X. Engelhart, in
lieutenant, is continued assigned to
the 320th Infantry. First Lieut..
Presley A. L. Smith. infantry reserve.
! having been assigned to the s0th
Division, is assigned to the S20th In
iian.ry: iafary Capt: Herbert L.. Landolt.
infantry reserve. is relieved from at
tachment to the SOth Division by
reason of transfer to the adjutart
! reserve and is relieved from attach
ment to the 320th Infantry. Second
Lieut.; Charles w. Keefer has been
! attached to the 320th Infantry and
capt William l.. Symons. judge ad-
| vocate reserve, to the Judge advo-
cate section of the S0th Division.
second Lieut.. Daniel Forno, field ar
tiliery. having transferred from the
| pa group to the TIA group, is re-
lieved from attachment to the 314th
Field Artillery. First Lieut.. Carol
Gray, ad5utant general reserve, has
been assigned to the adjutant's sec
ton of the S0th Division as postal
ofilcer' First First Lieut.. Leslie A. Nick
ersoh, signal Corps reserve. having
been relieved from assignment to the
soth Division and attached thereto
70 eHect adjustments in conformity
! with tables of organization. is at
! tached to the S0th Signal Company.