Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

the director of education of the United
States, the reins of which Office he
will assume January |. In his new
| work Col. Klein will be III charge of
| the colleges and universities through
out the United States.
War Department authorities were
very dubious as to the results which
would be obtained when Col. Klein took
up the work of installing the Army cor
| respondence courses. That Col. Klein
has achieved remarkable results in this
work is indicated by the fact that at the
present time the Army correspondence
courses have an enrolment larger than
the combined student bodies of Harvard,
Yale, Cornell, Princeton and Brown
Universities, the last report showing
that 2O,197 students We're enrolled
Lieut.. Col. II. T.. Bulls. G.. s.. was
POSTMASTER Brig. Gen. Hugh A.
Drum. acting chief of staff, ca,
headed the list of those who attended
the luncheon. among the others being
Col c. 5. Lincoln; Lieut.. Co.'s. II. s.
Miller. Joseph A. Baer, William IL.
Burt. r. y. Caldwell, lie Roy T. Smith,
w. L. Hannrm, Fred &. Ryons: Majs.
Thomas j. Johnson, G. A. Lynch c. A.
THUS, II. l.. Twaddle, J. NJ. Vain
wright, Francis b. Wildly, Fred l..
Walker. Robert NJ. Danford, George w.
De Almond, Edward A Stockton, ir..
and Joseph +. Baston; Capts. L. B.
Glasgow. infantry: Donald Wilson, o.
?. Echols, Daniel Noce, and Frank L.
Parker.
Organized Reserve headquarters an
| nounced this week the 1926 inactive
training schedule for reserve officers
residing in Washington of the Judge
Advocate Generals Department. the
| ilfSt meeting of which will be held to-
morrow evening in the Graham build
ing al pm. The Institutional as
sembiieS of this branch will he held on
the third Monday of each month.
MAJ. Gen. i. \. HUH Judge advo-
| cate general of the Army. has taken
special interest in establishing this
course for reserve officers. and has in
dlcated his intention of being present
at one or more meetings, the exact
dates of which will be announced later.
Al the first meeting, which will be held
tomorrow evening, Col. y. ID. Ely. !
A. &. D., will discuss the duties of
stan judge advocates and revision of
. the manual. Col. Ely will also lecture
on THESE two subjects at the January
| ~ meeting. On February 10 Mai.
Myfon {. Cramer, ]. A. c. D., will dis.
cuss government contracts. while at
the April 10 meeting, Articles of War
will be discussed by Col. sherman
-'i'4 Siai''' y. y. ~ -. Inc prOgraD
OF the May y inStructional assembly
VIII be announced at later date.
The following changes in the as
s!snmentS of reserve officers residing
IN Washington were announced this
week by Organized Reserves head
quarters: Capt. Harry NJ. Forker.
Quartermaster Reserve, assigned TO
the I'D Motor Transport Command.
zone of communication; Can't. Norman
h. Gridley, Quartermaster Reserve.
having moved to the LIST Corps Area.
Is renewed from assignment as as
slstant to quartermaster, Sd Corps
Area headquarters: Capt RAYMOND
[. Miller, Infantry Reserve, having
moved beyond the continental limits
OF the United States. is relieved from
assignment to the S0th Division; Col.
Joseph NJ. Heller, Medical Reserve. as
signed to General Hospital No. IS. zone
OF communication, in the capacity of
commanding officer: Capt. Elijah Rev
noldS, Infantry Reserve. assigned to the
42Sth Infantry: Capt. Thomas John
son. Infantry Reserve having moved
to the 9Th Corps Area, is relieved
from assignment to the 42Sth In
fantry: First Lieut.. George l.. Hunt
Ordnance Reserve tbranch assign
ment group, having moved to the
18th Corps Area, is relieved from