Evening star., 1925-04-26

approximately 25 finance reserv'
DfhcerS will undergo their 10 days o
instruction between now and June 80
A few have already completed thi
fortnight's instruction course. Thf
training will be given in nearby camps
or finance offices in the immediate
vicinity of the homes OF the respective
reservists taking this training. The
hope has been expressed in the wal
Department that a greater number o.
finance reserve officers Will be callet
10 an active duty status in l926, but
limited appropriations for this pur
pose has imposed the maximum mum
bsr of IS reserve officers TO be giver
instruction this year
Upon reaching his, station for hi!
Is days of instruction the reserve
officer will be required to perform the
various duties which are required Il
be discharged by regular finance Off
GERS at stations and in finance offices
Each reserve officer taking this in
struction will be given an opportunity
to preside over the different desks il
a finance office, his work being super
Vised by regular finance officer. Re
serve finance officers residing in the
District of Columbia who contem
plate applying for Is days instruction
next year are urged to enroll in the
finance correspondence course Tor re
serve officers, as preference VIII be
given to those reserve officers VINO
have completed this course The view
is held that those who have sausfac
torily completed this course are much
better prepared TO pursue the 10
days of intensive instruction in the
operation of a finance Office than those
who have not had the preliminary
theoretical training.
Based upon the assumption that
there will be available daily two
hour period for l. days or a total OF
"a hours for this purpose, u subjects
are included in the proposed schedule
of branch instruction of veterinary re
serve officers, which will be given in
the 1925 Summer training camps al
Fort Smelling, Mimi, and al Carlisle
Barracks, Pa.
Acouainting the student Officers
with the organization and function OF
the veterinary service and the method
of fulfilling it's mission Will be the pri
mary purpose of holding this instruc-
ton. Considerable stress will be placed
upon the necessity of preventing ami
NAL disability through the supervision
of stable management and the early de-
lection and isolation OF all communi'
cable diSeas ses, but also for the eVac'
uation of disabled animals from mo-
bile units to fixed hospitals, where
they can be treated properly Ihe
training schedule includes three
periods of equation and it is possible
that this number may be Increased.
Following are the subjects which VIII
be taken up by the reserve veterina-
rians during the two weeks lnstruc-
ton: General provisions of the veter-
mary service; veterinary station SerV'
ice; remount purchasing and breeding
headquarters. purchasing boards, ports
of embarkation and debarkation,
transports: veterinary hospitals and
hospital rules; physical examination
of animals and practical demonstra-
ton: veterinary sanitation; veterinary
forage inspection; communicable dis
eases of animals; veterinary service In
theater of operations; meat and dairy
hygiene general; reports and returns;
second phases of veterinary service IN
theater of operations.
AS Of April 20 and based upon high
school quotas as announced by Lieut..
Col. Wallace NJ. Craigie, U. S. A, re
tired, professor of military science and
tactics in the Washington high schools,
the applications of per cent OF the
male enrolment of the District of Co
Iumbia high schools have been re-
ceiyed As the time limit for securing
citizens military training camp appli-
cations approaches. great interest is
being evinced by the young men in
Washington as to who will win the
registered police dog (Strongheart
type), which will be awarded to the
citizens military training camp man
who obtains the most candidates In
the Sd Corps Area.
The honor Of heading the high
schools in Washington in this COM
petition goes to Western, which insti-
tuition, with a quota of 20, has already
enrolled men, or a percentage of 40.
Next comes Central, with an author
lied quota of so, one-fourth of which
have been enrolled. or percentage of
25. Third place belongs to Eastern,
whose quota is 80, of which have
been enrolled, or a percentage of 23.3.
Mckinley High School takes fourth
place, it's percentage being .o6.
Its quota is so. of which 8 have
been enrolled. The quota Of Business
High School Is Is, of which 4 have
been enrolled. or a percentage OF
22.2. st. Johns is in last place, where
out of an authorized quota of 10, l
enrolment has been reported, or a
percentage OF 10.
Announcement was made by Lieut..
Col. John Scott. Infantry, executive
officer of the Organized Reserves in
Washington, that during the early
part of this week approximately go
citizens military training camp
applications had been received, which
is So per cent of the District of
Columbia quota. In addition to the
names published in these columns
several weeks ago, the following
young men residing in Washington
have submitted their applications at
reserve headquarters to attend the
1925 citizens military training camps:
Benjamin G. Stevens, Kenneth s. Ke-
seeker, Thomas G.. Lee. Harper l..
kerns, Vincent Lester, Hanford Ken
nedy, Joseph Gahaw. Charles l. Will
son, Lawrence A. Phillips, John j.
Dugan, Sanford w. Ross, Paul H.
Choenpsky. Louis G. Carmick, jr.: H.
A Lukasewski, Louis A. Paueowski
Arthur A. Kimtall. Wyrth p. Baker,
Alfred NJ. Ross, Reese +. Lukei, Ed
ward A. Brown. ir.; Winthrop A. Mat
zon (Berwyn, Md Stephen C. At
ferica, jr.; James +. Neale, Alpheus
L. Walter. jr.; Henry G.. Pratt, Jr.;
William F. Bewan, John j. Toffey, jr.
Augustus w. Dannemiller, Edward o.
Hamilton. Curran J. Bruen, Arby c.
Pylis, Joseph NJ. Cosimano. William
F. Linis, Louis B. Bleason, James F..
Gorrie. Joe Ingraham. Naness Rattorn,
Leo S. LaComarsino. Frank q. Buttcr
Paul Clark Edward F. Kumpe, Ed
ward G.. PurneH. Arnold s. Johnson.
Joseph McG. Michaelson. Edward j.
Krickel, George c. WImeth. Adriano
kimayong, Clement 4. Didden. Rob