Evening star., 1924-03-02

area. has been relieved from attach.
ment to the 320th Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Carl E. Cummings, 4608 15tf
from the divisional area, is relieved
from attachment to the 32Oth Infan.
try; Second Lieut.. John P. Schaefer
Riverdale, Md, having removed from
the divisional area, Is relieved from
Capt. Charles F. Krause, Hampton
Va. having enlisted in Battery D
| 111th Field Artillery. virginia Ma,
tional Guard. is relieved from assign.
cfal Troops, 80th Division.
The promotion of First Lieut.. Jesse
c. Sweeney, % 10th street southeast
to grade Of captain has been an.
assignment to the 32Oth Infantry and
pany. Special Troops, sOth Division.
Second Lieut.. Robert G. Thompson
now assigned to the 31Sth Infantry
is relieved from such assignment and
Is attached to the 32Oth Infantry in
order that he may be attached to a
unit In the area in which he perma-
nently resides. Second Lieut.. Philip
Stearns, having been assigned to the
division division & Is assigned to the 32oth In
fantry. First Lieut.. James l. Ham
bleton Of Bethesda, Md. is assigned
to the 319th Infantry. Second Lieut..
Morrison Med. Clark of Silver
spring, Nd. has been attached to
the 320th Infantry.
Medical Reserve changes Capt.
pital, No. SO. Fort McHenry, Balti-
more, having removed from the diyi-
sion area. is relieved from assign
ment to the 305th Medical Regiment.
The tables Of organization not pro-
divisions of officers OF the Sanitary
Reserve. the following officers are re-
lleved from assignment: Maj. John X.
Reinoehi, Capts. George o. Ferguson
and Edwin G. Kastenhuber and First
306th Medical Regiment.
Adjutant General changes-Second
Lieut.. Stephen F. Tillman.- having
sion. is attached to the adjutants sec
ton, headquarters OF the s0th Diyi-
sion. Lieut.. Tillman has also been
authorized to attach himself to the
Sl3th Field Artillery for training and
instruction.
Field Artillery changes-First
Lieut.: Edgar S. Montague. having
nell fleid artillery, Virginia National
to the 314th Field Artillery. Second
Iieuts. Robert G.. Carter and Walter
e. Shorter. who have been attached
to the s0th Division. stand relieved
of such attachment and are assigned
to the. division and to the 314th
Field Artillery. Second Lieut.. Tom
q. Spratt is relieved from attachment
I to the 3l4th Field Artillery and is
First Lieut.. Stanley w. Webb. Dental
nounced. His assignment to the
medical personnel Of the 314th Field
Artillery is continued in effect.
Signal Corps changes-Capt. James
NJ. Harrigan (B. A. group), having
been attached to the s0th Division
for such instruction and training as
vicinity. is attached to the Soth Sig
nal Company for this purpose. He
Will report to Lieut.. Col. John Scott,
infantry. Graham building, for in
struction.
Veterinary Corps reserve changes
Second Lieut.. Andrew ]. Sipes. now
assigned to the 314th Field Artillery
in grade not authorized by tables OF
organization, is relieved from such
assignment. and is attached thereto.
Second Lieut.. Walter L. Seymour, now
assigned to the 32Oth Infantry in
grade not authorized by tables of or
ganization, is relieved from assign
ment to the 320th Infantry, and is at
tached thereto.
Air service changes-Second Lieut..
Broaddus f. Chewing is relieved from
attachment to the s0th Division Air
Service and is assigned thereto. Capt.
Carl c. 10th having been relieved
from attachment TO the S0th Division,
has been assigned TO the sth Division
Air Service.
Judge advocate section changes
The following named officers, now as
signed to the judge advocates Sec
tion, headquarters, S0th Division, in
a grade not authorized by tables of
organization, are relieved from such
assignment and are attached thereto:
First Lieuts Mark .. Shriver and
John II. Tabb.
Maj. William l. Symons and Capt.
William j.: hoffman, now attached to
the S0th Division, having been as
signed thereto, are relieved from at
are assigned to the judge advocates
section, headquarters Of the goth Di-
vision.
Maj Harry Coope will be relieved
from duty in the office Of the adjutant
general. and will then go to San Fran
cisco and about June 3, sail for the
Hawaiian department for duty. Maj.
Coope is of the adjutant generals de-
partment. Regular Army. For many
years he was associated with the
District of Columbia National Guard,
up to the world war.
On February 81 approximately ITO
officers of the National Guard and re-
serve officers reported to the COM
mandant of the infantry school at
Fort Benning to begin a course Of
infantry training that will extend to
the latter part of May. This is the
larges class of officers Of the civilian
components of the Army of the United
States that has taken the special
course in the history of the big in
stitutfon.