Evening star., 1925-11-22

lows: Ba ptist. l3o: Christians. 13;
Christian Science. 6; Church of Christ.
3: Congregational. oo: Disciples of
Christ. IS; Dutch Reformed. 4; Evan
selical. I: Jewish. II: Lutheran. 54:
Methodist. I'll; Presbyterian. 159: Pro
sestant Episcopal. 1853: Protestant
Episcopal Reformed, ); Reformed in
States, s: Roman Catholic, 213 Sal
walton Army. 3: Unitarian, 10; United
Brethren, S; and Universalist, 6.
Following is the schedule of instrue-
tional assemblies which will he held
at reserve headeuarters in the Ora
ham building during the coming week.
Tomorrow evening Ordnance and
Chaplain reserve officers will hold
meetings. DR.. G. G. Storm win 'ad-
dress the Ordnance reservists. his
subject being manufacture Of explo-
sives and propellants; loading. The
rsanization of the Army and mobili
zation problems win he discussed at
the cha plain assembly by Chaplin
Julian F.. Yates U4ieut. CoyD. who Is
on duty in the Office of the chief of
cha plains. Tuesday evening finance
reserve officers and those reservists
of the 49Sth Field Artillery will gather
AT headquarters. Lieut.. Col. Thomas
E. Jansen. F. D.. on duty in the
Office Of the chief of finance. will
talk to the finance meeting on the
subject of estimates and apportion-
ments. Battery training. motorized.
taken from Training Regulations
43e-s5. will be discussed by Capt. John
Nash. 18th Field Artillery. Fort Myer.
Va. Capt. Nash also win conduct a
class in terrain board work. The 343d
Engineer Band will meet for band
practice as usual on Wednesday.
Of special interest to officers Of the
32oth Ipfs ntry is the postponement
of their meeting scheduled for No
vember 26 tn November so. Lieut..
Col. Wilson p. Burtt Infantry. an
instructor At the Army War College.
will deliver lecture at this meeting
on the subject of the mana cement Of
men. On Friday evening Maj. r. p.
Harbold. @. NJ G.. will conduct the
QuartermaSter meeting. at which the
Winter Pfattsburg will he taken up.
The Medical Reserve officers will meet
Saturday evening at headquarters.
With the selection of group officers
reserve headquarters. the recently or
zanized Winter Plattsburs movement
for reserve quarterma sters residing
in Washington is down to the real
business of the Winter session. The
local reserve quarterma are
evlncing great interest in this move
ment and the policy OF confining in
struction to services that are strongly
represented by time assignments
of reserve officers in the District of
Columbia will result in the actual
instruction of the local reservists in
their prospective wartime duties.
Following are the oficers. all Quar-
termaster Reserve. of the Washington
group: Maj. j. D. Cutter. president:
Capt. F. J. Ritter. secretary and Gus
todian of records. and Capt. r. Drisch-
Ter. treasurer. OF the following named
key men" all are Quartermas ster Re
serve officers with the exception of
Lieut.. Col. William G. Ball. @. NJ. c..
They are: The Quartermaster General.
Col. Ball: Col. E. f. Davis, chief of
supply service: Col. d. Fl. Sawyer
chief of construction service: Lieut.
Col. W. V. Shipley. chief Of transpor-
tation; Maj. 4. A. Cederwald. chief
of remount service; Maj. E. Walters.
chief of personnel service: Lieut. Col
r. B. Robinson, depot quarternlaster:
Lieut.. Col. H. s. Robinson. corps area
quartermaster: and Maj. John Deavy.
post quartermaster.
The Regular Army officers all of
the Quartermaste Corps. on duty with
the local unit are: Lieut.. Col. William
G. Ball, Q. NJ. c, instructor for sup
ply: Maj. Il. p. Harbold. O. NJ. c..
principal Instructor. and Capts. c. L..
Middleton. instructor for transporta-
ton: E. NJ. George. instructor for
construction; r. +. Meade. instructor
for remount. and H. r. Vicor. in
structor for depots and posts.
The organization of the Winter
Plattsburg group in Washington COM
pletes a chain of 81 cities in this
movement throughout the country
Within the past week, two new Winter
Plattsburg groups were organized at
Albany. n. Y, and Buffalo. \. Y.
Col. Walter H. Dempsey, quarter
master reserve. who has performed a
great deal of the pioneer work in the
orga nization of these groups. conduct.
ed the organization at the two points
in New York. These groups are now
in prograss in practically all of the
large population centers of the coun.
try with the exception of the South.
and it is the intention of the Quarter
master General to extend this move
ment south of the Mason and Dixon
line a the earliest practicable date.
Because she believed she had made
her pupils work too hard was the
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