The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-24

ton with the 6l4Ln IlGlu ArIuSIys
| Officers of the 314th field artillery,
composed of reserve officers from
Virginia, are:
Majors James Henry Beazley 0nd
Milton B. Coffman, Captains Warren
lis. Robinson, Greenlee D. LIetcher.
Robert r. Hoskins, Joseph s. Potts,
jr., Thurston L. Keister, Harry r..
Kelsey, and Theodore r. Sinclair,
LfeutenaYlts William 5 A. Watson,
Robert j. Fowllxes. Percy j. Paxton,
James McMenamin, Harry M. Owen,
Taylor T.. Lafoon, John w. Gibbs,
| Charles o. Robinson, Writ Fl. Fer
guson, Henry r.. Tompkins, Jere
Bunting, jr., James w Cahison,
Robert q. Carter, Charles .. Graves,
George o. Reid. Walter G. Short,
George r.. Buch, William A. Kin.
near, ir., Harry w. Porter, Joseph
C. Powell and Morris n. Marlborough.
| Major Ballard Ly1erly, u. 8. A
executive officer OF the 314th field
artillery, arrived at camp Monday
evening.
ID. G. Infantry Officers.
The following Washington infan-
try reserve officers reported to camp
last night and were attached to the
317th infantry:
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas II.
stanton and Lieutenants Oscar Let
| terman, Alvin T. BaSford. q. F..
PaIomar, George 7. Summerlin, jr.,
and Eugene Wolfe.
Officers Of the 317th infantry,
from Virginia. are:
! Majors Charles III. Carson, Edwin
Nv. Jordon and Richard G. Sim
| mons; Captains Henry b. Goodloe,
Rembrandt p. Keezeli, John d.
| Wysor, Hubert w. Dutton, Clarence
| E. johnson, William III. Boaz, James
L, F'itzsimons and Ray M. Richie;
Lieutenants Albert F. Miller, John
X. Copenhaver, Fielden L. Cox,
Gustaf Al. Crueger, Herbert s.
| Caldwell, George Il. Morrison, John
r.. Crockett, Ellis f.. Hargis. Ernest
L. Andrews, Raymond M. Buchanan,
lanes M. Dyer, Eley M. Estes,
Frank M. Fleming, Paul e. Hayne,
jr.. Scott s. Huger and Ebert G.
Price.
The following four unattached
officers arrived yesterday: Captain
Theophilus x. Parsons and Lieu
tenants Leonard Dooms Fox, Lloyd
E. McCorkle and Daniel A. Over
Colonel 8. Field Dalla1n, chief of
staff Of the Eightieth division, ar.
/ rived in camp yesterday from his
home station in Richmond.
The officers listed above were
all ordered to camp on the inactive
status. The following reserve off,
GERS from Washington were or
dered to camp to serve until June
| 80, 1925, without pay. From July
l on they will receive pay and al.
lowahces Of their grade in rhe
army: Colonel Glendie b. Young,
commanding officer of the S20th
infantry, and Lieutenant Colonies
John s. Rizey and William H. Eng
land, Majors John G.. Mcclure, Otto
M. Lawrence and Henry c. Turner.
Captains John w. McNair, Walter
w. Cobb, Austin r. Quick. George
w. NJ. Taylor, Robert G. Light,
Michael B. Driscoll, George l..
Rooney and Robert B. Warren.
First Lieutenants Gayfus b. David
son, August F. Schimmack, Clifford
L. johnson. Lloyd e. Kelly, Guy
S. Mckee, Paul H. Judy and Wal
lace B. Hoover. Second Lieuten-
ants Edka c. Moore. Isaac M.
Capayas. James F. Greene, John
w. Wiseheart, Francis E. Telling,
| NTTdnBSf ". ouLlOH, FTHIh AZ
Gould, John T. Tindell, Kenneth
J. Winfield and Stephen G. Van
Fleet.
Baby Is Attraction.
Lieutenant Letterman, who is q
member of the Washington police
department, was loath to part from
his infant son for fifteen days, SO
Mrs. Letterman and John Barry
Letterman motored out to Camp
Meade with Daddy" Needless to
say the little babe soon proved an
irresistible attraction for the sol.
diers.
The actual training work Of the
reserve officers will get under way
today. General Upton has mapped
a comprehensive training program
for the officers.
The troops in training at Camp
Meade will observe Defense Day
here July 4, coupling that day with
the ceremony in connection with
the oath Of allegiance by the mem
bers of the Citizens Military Train
| ing Camp.