Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-04
Civilian Army News

/ Col. Leroy w. Heron, regimental
commander; Capts. Edwin c. Gutelius.
Henry III. Chapman. Charles L. Lad
| son, Hallock p. Long, Stanley w.
Webb. Hugh K. Fulton, Virgil O..
Barnard, Herbert Borchardt. John W.
Middendorf and Frank w. Mccarthy:
First Lieuts. Willie Y. Duncan, Ed
ward Heiskell, William E. Barkman.
Paul Schmidt. Theodore F. Watts.
William A. kinnear. jr., Frederick
S. Lee, and Second Lieuts. Carlyle
Van Buren, Funke, Max A. Bradshaw,
Edwin +. Fogerty, Heath d. Colds
borough, Walter X. Jones. Richard
Threlkeld, Robert B. Riordan.
Orders have also been issued by the
War Department to the following
Reserve officers, who will be at
tached to the regiment for this train
ing: Lieut.. Col. James II. Beazley,
Maj. Percy B. Mccoy, Capt. Thurston
l.. Keister First Lieuts. Milton J.
Landvoigt and Jesse E. Porter and
Second Lieuts. Charles o. Robinson,
Marvin Med. Mclean, Charles OF.
Graves. Clarence L. Geiger and Alex
ander l.. C1'aighill
The following Reserve officers re-
siding in Washington began last week
for a period of Is days, beginning
vi lAC OdlcS lnuACdtcl, tIclE active
duty instruction.: Maj. George NJ
Diffenderfer and Capt. Arlington A.
A. McCallum, both chaplains in Re-
serve. Camp Meade, Md, July 1. The
following Air Service Reserve officers,
all residents of Washington, began
July 2 at Langley Field, Va, their
period Of Is days active duty instruc-
ton: Capt. William w. Foster, Capt.
Arthur V. Workman; First Lieuts.
Thomas D. Behne, Frank H. Jerdone,
Jesse w. Landlord. Otis F. Tabler
CIakoma Park; Second Lieut.. Donald
n. Stuart; First Lieuts. Thomas J.
Holmes, Leroy j. McCarty, Frederick
A. Schauss. and Second Lieut.. Ray D.
Parr. Effective today, Lieut.. Col.
Orville De w. Wescott, Medical Re-
serve. will undergo Is days of active
duty instruction at Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa.
organized Reserve headquarters an
nounced last week the promotion of
First Lieut.. Frank w. Mccarthy. Field
Artillery Reserve, to the grade of CAP
tam, Field Artillery Reserve. His
assignment to the 313th Field Artil.
lery is continued in effect. The fol.
lowing Field Artillery Reserve Off.
GERS, all residents of Washington.
have been assigned to the 313th Field
Artillery: First Lieut.. Jesse E. Por-
ter, Second Lieut.. Marvin Med. Nc.
Lean ana also First Lieut.. Lucius A.
Harrison of Roanoke, Va. The follow.
ing Infantry Reserve officers have
been assigned to the 32Oth Infantry:
Capt. Theodore B. Benson and First
Lleuts. Kent r. Mullikin and Gerald
u. Remsberg. First Lieut.. jackson
w. Wlsner, jr, Infantry Reserve,
Rockville, Md, is relieved from at.
tachment to the 319th Infantry for in
struction and training, and is as
signed to the 317th Infantry. Sec
ond Lieut.. Henry T. Gait, Infantry
reserve, Is relieved from attachment
to the 159th Infantry Brigade and is
assigned thereto. First Lieut.. James
w. Johnston, Ordnance Reserve, hav-
ing removed from the 8Oth Division
rea, Is relieved from assignment to
the 3O5th Ordnance company. Sec,
ond Lieut.. Edward M. O'Brien, Field
Artillery Reserve, having been ap-
pointed first lieutenant in the Medi-
cal Corps Reserve, is relieved from
assignment to the 313th Field Artil-
lery. Second Lieut.. Robert S. Cham
berlain, Field Artillery Reserve, hav.
Ing removed from the S0th Division
Area, is relieved from assignment to
the 313th Field Artillery. Second
Lieut.. John r. Tindall, Infantry Re.
serve, having removed from the 80th
Division Area, is relieved from as
signment to the 32Oth Infantry.
The following enlisted Reservists of
Washington and vicinity have been
assigned to units Of the 80th Division
as follows: Sergts. Richard A. Biggs
and James E. Bury and Pvt. Holmes
Ficklen to the 320th Infantry; Sefgt.
Henry G. Sheen to the 313th Field
Artillery and Pvt. Robert 8. Boswell
to the 80th Division Air Service.
During the past week the following
residents of Washington filed their ap-
plications to attend the citizens mill
tary training camps, beginning next
Tuesday and concluding August 8:
Elmer ID. Carter, 1896 G street Cbasic);
Eugene F. Whelan, 302 Seaton place
, northeast (basic); James J. Sphinx. 1924
Euclid street (basic); William j. Sui
Ivan, 4116 Fourth street (basic);
Charles E. Baldwin, 1859 Oak street
land, 1341 Connecticut avenue (basic):
Joseph P. De Marco, 3111 Georgia
avenue (basic); William B. Chiswell,
1910 Ordway street (red Field Ar
tillery); Charles E. Rabbit 524 Eighth
street northeast (red Field Artillery:
Earl B. Saunders, 449k Tennessee
avenue Cbasic).
Large catches are being made by
fishermen of Norway, but low prices