Evening star., 1924-10-05
THE CIVILIAN ARMY
BY LIEUT.. STEPHEN F. TILLM1N.
Organized Reserves-National Guard.

Maj. Omar w. Clark. Infantry, o. r
c., has been selected tentatively as the
executive officer of the 10th United
States Infantry in place of the present
executive officer, who is of the Ad-
jutant Generals Department Reserve
and not of the Infantry, with the
rank of lieutenant. Mai. Clark is the
division of the United States Vet
erans' Bureau and a very popular
leader in Reserve Corps circles.
Just prior to the recent election
of officers for the Reserve Officers
Association of the District of Colum-
bia Maj. Clark was the popular nomi-
nee for the office of president. Due
to pressure of business at that time
his name was temporarily dropped.
The many friends of Maj Clark are
insisting that he be a candida tie for
1925. No doubt by that time he will
be in position to accept.
4 copy of the new regulations for
the Officers Reserve Corps have been
loaned To the writer by the General
Staff. Only three copies have been
loaned to outsiders at the present
time. Excerpts from the regulations,
now known as Army Regulations
1905, for reserve officers; li0-l0, for
National Guard officers, and l40-l5.
for general officers, will be printed
from time to time. Any officer desir-
ing special information on the regu-
lations should write to Lieut.. stephen
+. Tillman. care of the Graham
Building Fourteenth and F. streets,
or The Washington Star. The printed
copies of the regulations will not be
available for general distribution for
several months.
One of the new features of the regu-
lations "a. r. 140-5) is the creation
of an auxiliary section, Officers Re-
serve Corps. in which are to be car
ried the following classes of officers:
ta) All officers OF the reserve who
shall have reached the age of "a
years. tb) Such officers of that corps
as shall apply for transfer to such
auxiliary section after 20 years
service. CO. Such officers of that
corps as shall have become physically
disqualified. otherwise than through
their own misconduct, to perform the
duties incident to the grades held by
them
The following Infantry reserve Off
GERS have been attached to the 320th
Infantry for training and instruc-
tion: Majs. Albert l.. Barrows, W.
Laurence Hazard, William A Hustler,
d NJ.
Frederick A. Livingstone, Edgar II.
Mcbride, Bryon L. Patton. Charles NJ.
Sabins and William w. Vaughn.
Capts. Ralph W. Alderman. William
4. Ashford. Theodore Is. Benson, John
&. Dalglish, AdoIph \. DAILY, Harlan
Frey. Frederick L. Gibbs, Edward r.
Halloran, John l.. Hurley, Eldon p.
King, James +. Lewis, Grover r.
Moore, Barrett Prettyman, Daniel +.
Smith, Cecil W. Taylor. Clarence c.
Tobey. jr., and Paul .. Tucker.
Second Lieuts. William u. X. Aid
ridge, Joseph w. Allender, Thomas \.
Ba hbington. Otho c. Barkley, Leroy
II. Barnard, Edward B. Beale, Charles
NJ. Boteler. Edward r. Brewer, Brad
ford L. Burnside. Isaac VI. Capayas,
+. V. Cecil, jr.. Kenneth b. Chappell,
John +. Clagett, Morrison MacD.
Clark, Charles S. Cook, Robert +.
Cromwell, Charles Z. Darnall, Philip
w. Dimon, John y. Fields, Whitmer
b. Firor. Paul S. Frank, Harold S.
GiuSta, Frank A. Gould, Clarence Q.
Graham, Ernest A. Graves, Lyttleton
l.. Gray, James F. Greene, James c.
Greenwel. Gerard J. c. Guilfoyle. Ed
win r. Helwig, George ]. Hill, jr.,
Charles f. Hughitt, Lawrence 2.