Evening star., 1926-03-28

officer for a regiment or similar unit
authorized. Where such assignment
Is authorized in the case of inactive
Infantry regiments, the allotment for
reserve officers is l major, 10 captains,
80 first lieutenants and 25 second
lieutenants.
In addition to those names previ-
ously announced in these columns
the following young men residing IN
| Washington and vicinity have filed
their applications at reserve head
quarters in the Graham Building tc
attend the 1926 citizens military
training camps The following are
from Washington proper: William
F.. Dismer, jr. (white cavalry. 1347
Columbia road; Henry *. Sweeney
(red cavalry, 1907 Monroe street
northwest; Herbert l.. Aldridge
(basic), 1921 Tenth street northwest;
Lester c. McCleary cred infantry,
Ills Willard street northwest;
Charles f. Van Horn (basic), 2lS
Seaton place northeast; James A
Voorhees, (white infantry, 1775 Cal
ifornia street northwest; Robert b
Curtiss (white cavalry. 1923 Fiji
teenth street northwest; John V
Hinkel (blue coast artillery, l43
Newton street northwest; Frank
Purvis (basic), Alexandria, Va;
James w. Hawthorne (red infantry
and Raymond w. Mann (white in
fantry), Loudoun, Va; Hawes I.
Davies, jr. (white infantry, Prince
William County, Va, and Thomas +,
Hallny (white cavalry), Walter
Behrens and William F. Behrens, all
of Prince Georges County, Md
Announcement was made by Or
ganized Reserves headquarters in
the Graham Building this week that
The first 1000 applications for the
citizens military training camps
in the Sd Corps Area, of which
Washington Is a part. have been re-
ceived, and it is urgently requested
by Lieut.. Col. John Scott. Infantry,
senior executive officer of the Or
ganiZed Reserves in Washington,
that all former STUDENTS who wish
to return send in their applications
as soon as possible, os the quotas
for the Fort Monroe Coast Artillery
camp and the Cavalry camp at Fort
Myer. Va. are rapidly being filled.
Col. John Il. Allison, commanding the
Signal Corps camp at Fort Mon
mouth, y. j., has announced that the
men for this camp be selected with
especial care as they particularly de-
sire men from technical high schools,
trade schools. electrical industries,
especially the radio, telephone and
telegraph industries, who are inter-
ested in signal communications.
simultaneously with this pronounce
ment Col. Scott announced the follow
ing organization which will obtain in
connection with the G. NJ. 7. c. enroll
ment for Washington and vicinity
District of Columbia--Col. Leroy w.
Heron, 313th Field Artillery. com
manding chairman; Capt. Charles De
monet. Ordnance Reserve, assistant
District chairman; Lieut.. Col. John
Scott. Infantry. associate District
chairman, and Capt. James r. Golden.
Field Artillery. assistant executive
officer at Organized Reserve Head
quarters, assistant to associate Dis
trict chairman. Arlington County Va.
Gncluding Alexandria-Second Lieut..
William NJ. Glasgow, Ordnance Re
serve. Fairfax County. Na.-Capt. Guy
y. Church. Signal Reserve, county
chairman. Loudoun County. Va.
First Lieut.. Albert L. Warren,
Ordnance Reserves, county chair
man. Prince William County, Va
Lieut.. A.. B. Land. Infantry Re-
serve, county chairman. Maj Albert
S. ]. Tucker. Infantry. assistant exc
cutive officer at Organized Reserve
Headquarters, is associate county
chairman of Prince William, Fairfax
and Loudoun Counties. Va. Mont
gomery County, Md.-Lieut. Cox VIII
liam L. Fischer, Quartermaster Re-
serve, county chairman. Prince
George County, Md.--Maj. William NJ.
McManus, Infantry Reserve, county
chairman. Maj. +. J.. Gaugler. Ord
nance Department. assistant executive
officer at Reserve Headquarters in