Evening star., 1926-11-07
Civilian Army News

from assignment to the 320th 1nfan-
try The promotion of First Lieut..
George c. Whiting, Infantry Reserve
to the grade of captain, Infantry Re-
serve. October 5, 1926, is announced,
and his assignment to the 320th lnfan-
try Is continued in effect. Local Re.
serve headquarters also announced
the promotion of First Lieut.. Harold
s. Irwin, Infantry Reserve (Aiexan-
dria. VaJ. to the grade of captain, In
fantry Reserve. The latter off1cer III
relieved from assignment to the 32Oth
Infantry and Is assigned to the S1Sth
Infantry.
The Washington Reserve officers of
Field Artillery will assemble at Fort
Myer, Va, this morning al O'Clock
to undergo instruction In equitatlon.
which will he under the direction of
Can't. james e. Golden, Field Artillery.
on duty at Organized Reserves head
quarters. This evening at o'clock at
the Lutheran Church of the Atone
ment, North Capitol street and Rhode
Island avenue, Maj Gen. II. A. smith,
H. S. A., will speak on the subject OF
National Security and World Peace,
to which officers of all three compo-
nents of the Army Of the United
States and Navy and Marine Corps
are cordially invited to attend. Local
Reserve Officers of the Ordnance and
Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ments will gather in the Graham
Building tomorrow evening, those Re-
servists of the former branch continu-
ing the mobilization problem. This will
be the second exercise of the series OF
eight conferences involving all the
phases of mobilization such as admin
istration, organization and supply
work in the company. This conference
will be conducted by Maj. r. l.. Gaug-
Ter, Ordnance Department, adjutant of
the Washington Orga nized Reserve
headquarters. At the instructiOnal as
Senhbly of the Reserve officers Of the
Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ment. Capt. James f. Morrisette, on
duty In the Office of the Judge Advo-
ate General of the Army. will con
duct the conference on military jurts
iiction and procedure prior to trial.
Those attending this conference will
find II. prOfitsb BILE to read the text on
this subject, which is covered by par
agraphs l to 80 inclusive, Manual of
Courts Martial.
Reserve officers of the 320th In
fantry and Finance Department will
meet at Reserve headquarters in the
lUeSudy SNtINIS <.
The subject of the instructional con
ference for the Infantry field officers
will be the estimate of the situation.
the text references for study being
Field Service Regulations. paragraph
1S: Combat Orders, page 4, and the
pamphlet THE Solution Of Map Prob
lens" Col. Glendie f. Young. In
fantry, commanding the regiment. re
quests all members Of the regiment
and Infantry officers who are unas-
signed TO attend this conference
The finance reServists will meet at
the finance school. Tempo Building
No 8, & street between Goth and 2lsr
streets, at 8 pm, the subject of the
| conference being the preparation and
payment of three purchase and serv-
ice vouchers, and the collection and
accounting for funds received from
authorized sales.
Reserve officers Of the Quarter
"'aster Corps and 343d Engineers, the
'""al Reserves Engineer Regiment,
-"tll meet Wednesday evening, the
""rmer al Reserve headquarters. while
~" engineers will assemble In the
hoardroOm of the District Building
Capt. John Y. Rowan, Quartermaster
'orps, will conduct the quartermaster
conference, at which will be taken up
supply. Subsistence and clothing. At
the engineer instruction assembly
Jackson's Shena ndoah Valley cam
palgn will be taken up for discussion
which will be followed by a talk by
Capt. Dunlop on the hattie of Rumev.