Evening star., 1924-05-04

ranks of the serv- JOHN S. TUDOR.
ices.
He enlisted at Fort Worth. T1xas.
March II, 1918, and was assigned to
the 5th Regiment of Engineers, then
stationed at Corpus Christi He wa"
with the first company of troops L
cross the German lines after the
armistice was 2igned. He returne.
to the United States February -
1919. He then served at Fort Hum
phreyS Virginia, when he had tht
privilege. of accompanying the first
transcontinental tour of the Army
by motor convoy. via the Linco!"
Highway.
The meetings for the week are:
Chemical Warfare Service, tomorrow
night: Quratermaster officers. Tues
day night; 320th Infantry Regiment,
Thursday night; Washington {. NJ
T. C. Club, Friday.
Mai NJ u. Mills, Quartermaster
Corps Otficers Reserve Corps, will be
relieved from duty with the general
staff May II. and will san from New
York for San Francisco and thence
to his home, at Seattle. Lieut.. Col.
c. Van Deventer of the Engineers
Officers Reserve Corps, has been
ordered to active duty in Wash
ington in connection with the pro
Curemcnt activities. Lieut.. Col. w. ,.
Green of the Infantry Officers Re
duty with the general staff and has
returned to his home in Worcester.
Mass. Lieut. Col. c. T. Starr of the
Engineers- Officers Reserve Corps, has
been ordered to active duty in Wash
ington for training in procurement
activities.
Eightieth Division changes have
been published as follows:
Infantry-Capt. Miles c. Morrison.
having moved from the area, is re-
lieved from assignment to the 3!1th
Infantry Regiment; Second Lieut.
Howard S. Duell, having moved from
the area, is relieved from attachment
to the 320th Regiment and Company
X thereof; Capt. j. r. German and
First Lieut., Edwin c. Yost. Medical
and Dental Corps, respectively, have
been assigned to the medical per-
sonnel of the 317th Regiment; Capt
Frank w. Hachtel, medical has been
assigned to the 31Sth Regiment,
medical personnel; Second Lieut.. Will
fam C. Purnef, having been feder-
ally recognized in the Maryland Ma
tional Guard, is relieved from at
tachment to the S19th Regiment:
First Lieut.. John w. McNair has
been promoted to captain and con-
tinued assigned to the 317th
Regiment.
Quartermaster = Capt. Charles G..
Montgomery has been promoted to ma
jor and has been continued as at
tached to the 317th Infantry Sec
ond Lieut.. Enoch S. Parnell has been
attached to the SOth Division Train.
Ordnance-Capt. Walter w. Com
ings, having moved from the area, is
relieved from assignment to the 305th
Ordnance Company, maintenance.
Medical-First Lieut.. James F. Full
ton has been assigned to the 305th
Medical Regiment
The school of instruction for state
adjutants general will begin in
Washington TOMORROW and continue
until May TO- The sessions of the
school will consist of conferences,
which will be followed by a confer
ence of the adjutants general for the
may desire to consider, whether
these subjects have been previously
discussed in the section conferences
or not. Subjects pertaining to the
six sections in the organization of
the militia bureau Will be covered
in the various conferences. The sec
tions are as follows: Personnel, or
ganization, training. administrative,
finance and supply and planning.
orders have been issued by the
militia bureau for the attendance of
twenty-five National Guard engineer
officers al the Engineer School. Fort
Humphreys. Va, to take a special
course. The instruction will close
May q. The following are in attend
ance: Capt. S. Morgan, First Lieuts. c.
s. Shields, r. G.. MacCartee. and Sec
ond Lieut.. I. A. Lane of the District
of Columbia; First Lieut.. Z. w. Jones
of Alabama, Capt. NJ b. Hawkins of
Florida, First Lieut.. H. II. Skabo of
Indiana, First Lieut.. +. V. Smith of
Massachusetts,, First Lieut.. f. J.
Guenther of Missouri, Second Lieut.. A.
l. Shipping of North Carolina, First
Lieut.. r. W. E. Darling and Second
Lieut.. F. f. Reeve of Ohio. Second
Lieut.. A H. Plaskett of Pennsylvania,
First Lieut.. F. H. Wade and Second
Lieut.. G. West of South Carolina,
Capt. ]. r. Fredley and First Tlieuts
r. F. MINER and F. ]. Benway of
South Dakota, Capts. F. E. Martin and
G. d. Mckay and First Lieut.. o. G.
Williams of Texas and Second Lieut.
T.. Parr of Wisconsin.
The 393rd and 395th regiments of
infantry, Goth Division, have been
designated to attend the Sd Corps
training camp this summer at Camp
Meade. The date tentatively decided
upon is July 16 to 80.
Candidates for appointment in the
Officers Reserve Corps will no longer
be required to furnish letters of rec
concentrations with their applications,
according to an announcement maze
by the adjutant general. However, IL
the examining board wishes the let
ters, it requests the applicants to sub
init them. This order does not re-
lieve the examining board from the
duty Nf aScertainins the moral char
The following changes have been
ordered in the non-divisional group:
Air service-Second Lieut. Charles
H. Spencer, jr., has been promoted
to first lieutenant and assigned to
the 310th Balloon Company; Second
Lieut.. Arthur ID. Swift has been as
signed to the 5O4th Pursuit Squad
ron; First Lieut.. Henry S. Green
await having moved to the 9th Corps
Area, is relieved from assignment to
AkAfh Observation SOna0rOn. First
Lieut.. Woolner Calisch, having moved
to the 4th Corps Area, is relieved
from assignment to the 411th OBJ
servation Squadron; Second Lieut.,
Meredith r. Gardiner. having been
transferred, at his own request. to
the 10Th Division, is relieved from
assignment to the 35Sth Balloon Com
pany; First Lieut.. George i. Suther-
land has been promoted to captain
and assigned to the 503d Pursuit
o. Howell has been assigned to the
409th Attack Squadron.
Signal CorpS-Second. Lieut. Philip
NJ Alden, having moved to the 5th
Corps Area, is relieved from assign
ment to the 322d Signal Battalion;
First Lieut. John NJ. .McShape, ir,,
has been assigned to the 322d Signal
Battalion, and Second Lieuts. John
X. Chesebro and Bertram B. Naschke
have been assigned to the 322d Signal
Battalion.
Dental Corps-Capt. Harry v. Tall
bert, having moved to the 5th Corps
Area, is relieved from assignment to
the 304th Pursuit Group Headquar-
ters, 4th Army; First Lieut.. Franklyn
j.. Brickman has been assigned to
Artillery district; Capt. Charles T.
Gilden has been assigned to the 364th
Medical Regiment; First Lieut.. Mar
Gus H. Weiss has been assigned to