Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13
THE CIVILIAN ARMY
Organized Reserves-National Guard
BY LIEUT.. STEPHEN F. TnLMAN
BY LIEUT.. STEPHEN F. TTLLMAN.
Organized Reserves-National Guard

oy the War Department, is relieved
from attachment to the 23rd Service
Battalion.
Coast Artillery-Maj James B.
Bentley. having been placed in the
BA group by the War Department, is
relieved from ssignment to the 510th
Artillery; Second Lieut. Robert l..
Wilson,, jr., having moved to the End
Corps Area, is relieved from attach
ment to the 523rd Artillery; Capt.
John A. Lindner, having been placed
in the BA group by the War Depart
ment. is relieved from asst gnment to
the 757th Company, Harbor Defense
troops of the Srd Coast Artillery dis
trict; Maj. Earl w. Thomson, who has
been placed in the BA group, is re-
lieved from attachment to the 51Oth
Artillery; Maj. James l.. b. Buck, who
has been placed in the BA group, is
relieved from assignment to the 4th
Army artillery Headquarters; Second
Lieut.. Robert T. B. kirkman, having
moved to the End Corps area, is re-
lieved from assignment to the 51oth
Artillery
Medical-Maj. Francis NJ. Shockley,
having moved to the End Corps area
Is relieved from assignment to the
365th Medical Regiment. The follow
ing officers have been attached to the
S4Srd Medical Regiment: Second
LieutS Bernard /. keenen, John j.
Maxwell and Eugene NJ. McEnteer of
the Medical Administrative reserve
Second Lieut.. Timothy J. Clohessey,
NJ. A, to the 364th Medical regiment;
Second Lieuts. David B. B. Buchanan
and Charles E. Enberg of the NJ a.
to the 565th Medical regiment
Statistical report for the close Of
the calendar year, December 81. 1928.
made public last week by headuuar-
tiers of the 3rd Corps Area, shows the
standing of this corps area among the
nine corps area, as second in strength
of the Officers Reserve Corps, but
ninth in strength of enlisted reserve
corps, with only one hundred and
forty enlisted strength. The total
number of reserve officers is approx
mately $4,000.
The following reserve officers are
attached to the 99th Division: First
Lieut.. ]. J. Dennehy of the quarter
master reserve, and Capt. r. L. Keith
also of the Quartermaster reserve.
Second Lieuts. j. r. RoSenfeId or the
engineers, D. L. Manner of the gen
eraI service, T. W. Baird. c. r. Gallo
way, r. l. Keck, j. II. Miller and G..
II. Schlarb, all of the infantry. As
signed to the division: Capt III. p.
Meyers of the medical reserve and
First Lieut.. J. G. Griffith of the signal
corps.
Non-divisional group assignments:
Maj. L. b. Whitman. engineers, with a
view of being assigned to the 4SSrd
Engineer Battalion, Railway, Pennsyl-
vania Railway System, central region;
attached: Maj. h. d. MacLean of the
engineers; Mai. w. II. Supplee. Capts
G. II. Atchley, J. H. Briggs, ]. E. Eek
stein and r. II. Patterson, First Lieut.
". J. Simpson, Second Lieuts II. A.
Blau, H. Lawenstein, II. B. Shaw and
J. W. Towns, all of the engineers
S0th Division attachments: Capt r.
l. Coffin, Capt. T. Thode and Second
Lieut.. j. r. Tindall, all OF the infan-
try. Capt. P. Oberlin, judge advocate
general and Second Lieut. r. NJ Val
entne of the ordnance: assignments:
Capt. ". A. Smith OF the engineers.
Attached to the 18th Division: Sec
ond Lieut.. H. Mountjoy, military po-