Evening star., 1925-01-04

Reserve officers of the 32oth In
fantry and the proposed 10th u. S.
Infantry will meet January at
the Graham Building. Organization
and operation Of reeimental and bat
talon service companies will be the
training subjects for the evening,
according TO Col. John Scott. execu-
tive officer OF the regiment officers
should brush up on Training Regula-
tions. No. 1906.
The Chemical Warfare Service Of
hcers win hold their meeting to-
morrow evening. The subject will be
organization OF the War Department
auxlliary arms Of the service.
Officers Of the 3l3th Field Artillery
Will not meet again until January Is,
according to Col. Leroy Heron, regi-
will receive instructions in tactical
and technical employment of the
battery ry-accompanying gun, infantry
battery. Officers should review fire pre-
paratons. Training Regulations, No.
430-s5 and Nos. 430-7o, 48O-sO, 43g-Io5.
Col Heron has requested all officers of
his regiment to appear in uniform if
possible.
The following officers have been
assigned TO headquarters and Head
quarters Battery Of the regiment:
Lieut.. Col. Edwin f. A.. Morgan and
Capts. William w. Chance. CR 3, plans
and train!ng); Murray L. Golosborough,
OR. 2, intelligence); Edwin c. Cute
Illus. &C. 0. Headquarters Battery
communicationsl: Percy e. Mccoy
lR. L., ad3utant). and First Iieuts
Charles D. DeMarest (reconnoissance)
William L. Pierce (mnnitions), and
Second Lieuts. Edwin F. Foserty fas-
Friend. 0iaison), Capt. Hugh Il. Fulton
as chaplain. Lieut.. Archie NJ. Jenkins
chaplain, is attached to tle regiment.
Service Dattery-Capt. Frank A
Hall, regimental supply officer; Firs-
Lieuts. John II. Briniey. senior officer
/ LIST Battalion, and Edward V. Heiskeli
senior officer. I'd Battalion. and SEQ.
ond Lieuts. William L. Bsrkman and
Max A. Bradshaw.
MAJ. Robert c. Merricll has been as.
signed TO the Ist Battalion, Headquar.
ters and Headquarters Battery, with the
following officers: Capt. Earl p. Robin
son. executive; First Lieuts. James N
Nelson, Reconnaissance; Paul Schmidt
, intelligence; Raphael Walter, com.
munications and Commanding OH
| GERS Headquarters Battery: Theodore
F. Watts, liaison. and Second Lieuts
Eugene A. Edgett. plans and train
ing. and Richard T. Cox, ad3utant.
First Battalion Combat Train
Capt. Augustus e. Shipley and Second
Lieut.. John w. Farrell
Battery A-First Lieut. Henry S
Middendorf and Second Lfeuts Johr
II. McKenneiy and Carl W.. Schmidt
and Private John G.. Jory.
Battery B--Capt. John w. Midden-
dorf First Lieut.. John T. Spicknsl
and Second Lieuts. Palmer F. G. VII
liams and Frank l. Summers.
Battery C-First Lieut.. Patrick J
Tracy ard Second Lieuts. Charles T
lie vinces and Munson II Lane.
Second Battalion, Headquarters ant
Headquarters BstteTy-Maj Fred A
Carter. Capt. Charles l.. Ladson. exec.
utive: First Lieuts. Virgil O. Barnard d
adjutant, Herbert BoTcharit, com
manding Headquarters battery and
communications; Thomas ]. Nash
plans and training; Robert \. Krebs
/ intelligence. and Second Leuts. Franz
p Harbin, laisor1, and Frederick II
Sasscer, reconnaissance. Second Bat
/ talon Combat Train-Capt. Allison NJ
Loderer, Second Lieuts. Carl Mage
/ and Edward NJ. O'Brien, Sergt- Harr.
P. Lutman and Pvt Compton 3
! Wilson.
Battery D-Capt Hollock L. Lon
First Lieut.. Frank w. Mccarthy anC
/ Second Lieuts. George II. Chase ant
/ Heath J D. Geldsborough. Secont
| Lieut.. Ludwig F. Crawford. attached
: TO the battery. and Pvt. Theodor
( T. Smith.
| Battery E-Capt. George e. Wash
| burn, First Lieut.. Henry C. Stockell
/ Second Lieuts. Arthur 3. Worthan
and Frederick S. Lee, Second Iieuts