The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-26
OFFICERS TO'GET
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Divided into four service branches,
total OF los reserve officers OF
Washington this week will receive
certificates OF activity for the 1924
rs training season, according to
the local reserve headquarters.
The idea OF presenting the GER
tificates is one OF the many induce
ments developed by Lieut.. Col John
Scott, senior executive officer OF
the local headquarters. to encour-
age the reserve army officers to
continue their studies while on an
inactive status.
Tonight 26 reserve officers of the
Ordnance Department will receive
their certificates from Brig. Gen.
John w. Joyce, assistant chief or
ordnance. These officers are:
Lieut.. Col. Isaac Bell and Majors
Samuel S. Green, David st. lP. Call
lard and Henry Erwin and Cap
tains j. Leroy Delany, Leon Com
merford. Leo A. Codd, Philip b..
Campbell, Charles G.! Topper, Muir
va III. Resnicoff, Amos T. Pagter,
william F.. Mahony, James G.
Karnes. Charles Demonet, William
r. Wilmington and Edmund >. van
Brunt and Lieutenants Herbert 4.
Cummings, William l.. Allison, ADJ
ner c.. Oliphant, William r. Lucas
L. w. Holland, Edwin L. Davis
Albert E. Warren. James A. Hickey,
Weliner L. Christian and Edward
M. Byrne.
To be Given out Tuesday
Tomorrow night Maj. Gen. kenzie
w. Walker, chief of finance OF the
Army, will present certificates to
the following local reserve Army
officers of this department.
Col. Edward A. Hartman and
Lieut.. Col. Samuel Goodacre. Major
Frank A. Frost and Capts. Harry
C. l.. Feast, Lewis ID. Parmeiee'
William r. Hammer, Charles r.
Young Aubrey B. Carter and Lieuts.
Henry C. Finke1. David A. High
gate, Milton A. Lehr. George Olsen'
Craig L. Reddish, Hugh r. Thomas
Kenneth II. Bruner, Walter 1.
Cardwell and Martin p. Skolnik.
on Thursday Maj. Gen. Robert
r. Allen, chief of infantry, will
award the certificates to 46 local
reserve infantry officers at the
Graham Building. These officers
will include.
handing the 320th infantry, and
Lieut.. Col. William FL. England
and Majors Frederick A. Living
stone, Albert l.. Barrows, James
r Jones, John G. Mcclure. Henry
c. Turner, and Capts. Nelson Ben-
nett, Claude Burlingame' Waloo
Burnside, Maurice H. Colbert
Michael B. Driscoll, Henry M. JET
Tosenh A. Jordon. Irving G.. Men1k-
beinn Grover E. Moore, Harry 3.
MYERS. George l.. Rooney, H. II.
RTepIes. Jesse c. Sweeney, Robert
n Warren, Carl D. Loos.
First I.ieuts. Edwin G. Blanchard,
Harold O. Clayton, Harold S. Irwin.
C1ifford l., Johnson, Paul Judy,
oscar Letterman, Chester M. Reich,
George C. Whiting and Lloyd E.
Kelly and Second Lieuts. Thomas
A Babbington, Leroy ii. Barnard,
Alvin r. Basford. John r. Brosnan,
Isaac M. Capayas, Harry w. Det-
rich. Frank A. Gould, Philip l..
Macomb.> Willis j. Nolan, Gabe
Sheppard. G.. G. Sutton, John r.
TindaIl, ANDREW j. Often, James
F, Greene and Capt. Henry II.
Chapman, general service reserves.
Certificates for Medics
The medical officers who will re-
ceive their certificates Saturday
are:
Coils. Luther II. Reichelderfer
and Edward G. Seibert and Lieut..
Col. Thaddeus S. Troy, and Majors
Coursen B. Conklin, Arthur G.
Coumbe, Watson w. Eldridge,
Charles e. Ralph. Winthrop A..
Risk, Joseph d. Stout, Daniel D.
v. Stuart, jr., Virgil r. Williams
and Capt. Ralph J. Haws.
Two dental reserve officers,
Major. Griffin G. Frazier and Capt.
John NJ. McCausland and two
officers of the medical administra-
tive corps reserve, Second Lieuts
Gregory Cipriani and William C.
Wharton, will also receive certifi.
Gates on Saturday evening.
Three reserve officers of the
sanitary corps, Majors Bruce NJ
Mohler, Karl B. Seeds and Capt.
Victor o. Skyberg, are also en-
titled to certificates for faithful
attendance OF meetings,