Evening star., 1924-04-27
the summers training, and is work.
ing with this end in view.

the summers training. and is work.
| ing with this end in view.
The itineraries of the three boards
of officers appointed by the War De-
| partment to inspect selected institu-
tions maintaining Reserve Officers
| Training Camp units for designations
| rs distinguished colleges and honor
Military schools were announced last
week by the department. The inspec-
on began on Ap, Il ]. to continue to
: May "a. Inspection board No. ] IS
composed OF Lieut.: Col. Walter G.
Goetz, field artillery. board No. .,
Lieut.. Col. Paul r. Hayne. general
staff and Alfred A. Maybach, coast ar
tillery; board No. 3, Lieut.. Col. Her
man Glade, general STAFF. and Maj
Walton Goodwin, jr., of tho cavalry.
Plans will be perfected this week
for the formation of the Reserve OIL
GERS Club of the Army supply COM
pany. Bernard Sloan has been elect
ed president of the club. The secre-
tary will be announced this week.
There will be no dues or assessments
for membership in the club. the only
requirements being that one must be a
commissioned officer of the organized
reserves and residing In the District OF
Columbia or vicinity.
That portion of the 18th Infantry
Brigade at Fort Howard, Md, less such
detachments as the brigade com
mander deems necessary to be left
at Fort Howard, and the detachment
authorized for temporary duty at
Tobyhanna. Pa. will proceed by
marching from their station to Camp
! Meade so as to arrive at the camp
not later than May II for temporary
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| training activities. The 34th Infan-
| try. less service company and one
officer. three non-commissioned Off
GERS and fifteen privates, will proceed
to Curtis Bay. Md. and thence by
marching to Camp Meade where they
| are due on May II. The service com
ipany will march to Camp Meade.
Iery brigade at Fort Hoyle, less such
detachments as the brigade COM
mander deems necessary to be left at
| the fort. will arrive at the camp on
May II for the summer training
camps.
! The following reserve officers have
been assigned to Regular Army units
| for their wartime duties: Fifth Field
Artillery. First Lieuts. a. A. Bieber
ond Lieut.. c. II. Wood; 49th Bombard-
! ment Squadron, Second LieutS. J. c.
! Evans and T.. c. Rowley Of the Air
! Service; coast defenseS of the Poto-
mac, Second Lieut.. d. L. Alexander
| coast artillery.
Second Lieut.. j. NJ. Prins. Infantry
Reserve. has been assigned to head
quarters, 351st Infantry, ssth Divi-
sion, as assistant regimental machine
gun officer; Second Lieut. T. Clancy
of same arm to Company B. 351st In
| fantry.
| The following assignments have
| been ordered in the Sd Corps Area:
S0th Division-First Lieut.. T.. f
Chiles, field artillery; First Lieut.. r.
Walter. field artillery: First Lieut.. j
4. Hilton. infantry, and Maj. +. T
Atkins, infantry; Second Lieut.. r. b
German, F. W, Hachtel and First
Lieut.. j. +. Fulton all of the infan-
! try; First Lieut.. L. c. Yost, dental
| reserve.
Non divisional group-Capt 4. S
| Carter. 9. NJ. c: First Lieut. A. E
! Peterson, Air Service: Second Lieut.. T
/ +. Campbell. jr., Air Service: Second
/ Lieut.. r. Hutter of the coast artillery;
/ Capt. r. w. Freeman of the Engineers,
| with a view to assignment to 56Stll
Engineer Battalion, Railway. Chesa-
peake and Ohio; Maj r. c. Lehman,
| field artillery: Second Lieuts. p c.
! Gaylord of the Air Service and NJ. L.
| Ware of the coast artillery.
Ninety-ninth Division-F'irst Lieut.. c.
c. Carroll, infantry; Capt. r. r. Whit
| taker, medical; First Lieut.. c. T.
Baird jr.. infantry; Capt. NJ. B. Hor-
ner. Air Service.
Sixty Cavalry Division-Second
! Lieut.. ). NJ Roth, cavalry.