Evening star., 1924-01-06

counties; Companr c at Annapolis,
embracing Carroll. Howard and Anne
Arundel counties; Company d at
Frederick and will include the same
territory as that of the battalion
headquarters.
I'd Battalion headquarters and
headquarters company at Washing
ton, d. c.. to include: District of
Prince Georges. Calvert, Charles and
St. Marys counties; Company d at
Washington, d. c., for Montgomery
county and part of the District of
Columbia Company F. at Washing
ton. D. c.. for part of the District
will, Md, to include Prince Georges.
Charles. Calvert and St. Marys coun-
ties: Company II at Washington, d. c..
same as for I'd Battalian headquarters
Sd Battalion headquarters and
headquarters company at Washing
ton, ID. C.. to include the District of
Columbia: Companies l. Is. l. and NJ
will have their command posts here
District of Columbia in their ter
ritory.
Capt. Robert Il. Warren of this
city has been transferred from the
SO5th Ammunition Train to the 320th
Infantry; Second Lieut. Joseph j.
Fahey of the chemical warfare serv-
ice (reserve) has been transferred
to the 32Oth Infantry for training
and instruction only. and Second
Lieut.. Gabe Sheppard has been at
tached to the S20th Infantry.
The next meeting of the 3l3th
Field Artillery will be held January
II in the Graham building.
Upon the recommendation of Col.
Leroy Heron, commanding officer of
the regiment. the following named
officers having been relieved from
assignment to the S0th Division and
attached instead, are re-attached to
order to readjust assignments within
the regiment: Second Lieuts Eugene
A. Edgett and Joseph Fl. TIisley.
The 343d Regiment of Engineers
will meet January % in the local re-
serve headquarters.
The third installment OF the CORE
spondence course for reserve officers
will go out from the office of the
course is prepared for officers of the
branch assignment group who are
scheduled fer duty in the Office of the
chief of infantry in the event of an
emergency.
The first installment consisted of a
problem which was designated TO
familiarize the officers with the or
ganizat ton and functions of this Of
nee. II was accompanied by chart
showing the complete organization
of the five sections of the office and
gave in detail the duties assigned to
each. The requirements consisted Of
Z statement from the reserve officers
indicating which Of the sections and
the particular duty therein he con-
Sidered himself most available for
The second consignment consisted
of problems designed to induce a
study cf the organization of the Army
of the United States and the ma
tional defense act in connection with
the same. The new portion of the
course is intended to induce a study
of the functions Of the various COM
bat arms and auxiliary staff corps
and branches. The course is entirely
practical and gives the reserve officer
just the information he requires in
connection with his preparation for
duty in case of emergency.
The 306th Cavalry will meet Jam
Gary Is.
Reserve Signal Corps officers have
planned two important meetings dur
ing the month. The first will be held
January II. At the other. January
Fl, the officers will give "blow-out"
The popular Army film, FLASHES of
Action will be shown in the reserve
headquarters. Graham building. Af-
terWard, the officers will attend a