Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

s. j. Tucker, In
fantry, in charge
i - 50. OF the Washing
i MAI. a. 4. = Turk1,. ton reserve head
y quarters, Is
executive officer OF the 320the Regi-
nnent and will perform the duties as
such while the regiment Is in camp.
All Of the following assignments are
1 subject to any changes which may
/ be deemed desirable or advisable
| by Col. Duncan H. Major, comman-
der OF the 34th Infantry.
| In addition To Col. Glendie B..
Young, 320th infantry. commanding
| the regimental headquarters of the
local reserve regiment will consist
OF the following: Maj. Albert s. j.
Tucker. executive officer: Lieut.. Col.
John v. Richards, executive officer
| (reserves); Maj Henry G. Turner,
regimental machine gun ofi1cer;
Capts Harry b. Myers. Ri; Henry
NJ. Jote, Re-; Victor III. Dent. R-S:
E.ustace L. Florence, R-4: Howard
r. Snyder, chaplain; Second Lieut.,
John r. Brosnan. Those attached
to the regimental headquarters will
be Lieut.. Coils, John $. Rixey, Hugh
In. Riley, MATS James b. Jones.
Virgil b. williams, Medical Reserve.
and Capt. Austin +. Quick. acting
| munitions officer.
me headquarters company will
| consist of Capt. Joseph A. Niovan-
noni with Capt. Herbert l.. LahooH
| attached, and Second Lieuts. Aitus
G. Moore and Clarence III. Porter,
while the following reservists have
been assigned to the service COM
pany: Capt Frank A. WedderDurn,
| First Lieut.. George f. Clark anu
second Lieuts. John w. Wlsehea[l'
David G. Tyler, jr.,, and Gaudioso y.
! Palomar. The howitzer company
will consist of the foilowing:t Ga al,
Joseph A. Jordon. First Lleu.; Wiz =
liam Lerch. Second Lieuts. DonaIu
Ii DeMuth, Kenneth III. Sheeier,
| with Cant. Harry y. Clarke attached.
The following reserve officers nave
been assigned to the headquarters anu
| HEADQUARTERS company OF the "a pat
| talon: Lieut.. Col. Thomas II. stanton
Ma IL. Frederick A. Livingstone, QUO
In lawrence attached, and First
I.ieuts. Morriott $. Walker, Bn-l; ROD
ert M. Hughes, Bn-2: Frank L. iol-
l land. Bins, and James A. toWoen,
Rn.4 attached. To Company r. nave
been assigned the following: Capts.
Michael p. Driscol and 7. =. PARSONS
(attachedl: First Lieuts: Wallace 70;
4
second Lieuts. Leroy II. Barnard ana
Jerome ]. Rupert. To Company =,
Capts. Nelson Bennett and Clarence y.
| Johnson attached. First Lieut.. James
p Greene and Second Lieuts. Freder-
lick w. Lounsbury, Floyd w. Croason
| anf, John n. Tindall To Company U,
| Cant. Harry f. Richardson. First
| I ieuts. Clifford L. johnson and Second
!. Lieuts. Harold G. Smith, Harvey y.
Rohror and Thomas J. Luckea. 10
Company III, Capt. George L. Rooney
and second Lieuts. John Q. Strlckler,
Albert c, Reed, Orville Sanaolpr
and Edka c. Moore tattachedl. -
| The following -reserXsts nave Deeh
assigned to perform the functions.
during their active duty training. OF
1.-THE Headquarters and headquarters
company OF the Sd Battalion: Lieut..
| Col. William III. England. Maj Albert
| II. Barrows and First Lieuts. William
il. Ennis, Bn-1: Wilfred p. Ais. Bn-2;
Wilburn r. Carter, Bins, and Harold
| o. Clayton, Bn-4. The assignments OF
| the local reservists to companies OF
the Sd Battalion while at Eustis for
the next two weeks will be as follows:
| Company. 1, Capts. Paul o. Tucker
| and b. w. Perkins attached, First
| Lieuts. p. A. l.. Smith, it,, and l.. f..
Keliv ana Second Lieuts. John II.
Bromell and Gabe Sheppard. COM
many X. Can't. Jesse c. Sweeney, First
Lieuts. Harvey w. Huddleson and
James E. Granger and Second LieutS.
Alvin T. Basford, James l.. Ridout and
Kenneth T. Winfield. Company l.,
Cant. Irwin G. Monikheim, First
Lfeuts. George ID. Adamson, Littleton
is. Roberts and Second Lieuts. Donald
G. Lambert. Philip Il, Maconlb and
Il -
Hyter III. Ruggles, First Lieuts. Law
renee s. Gross, Oscar LettermaIl,
Chester NJ, Reich and Second Lieut..
Everett M. Pershing and Claude III.
Marshall.
A board OF officers consisting Of Col
/ Leroy W. Heron, 31Sth Field Artil.
i.lery, commanding, and Lieut.. Coils.
Isaac We'll, Ordnance Reserve. and
| William H. England. 320th Infantry,
have awarded q saber. the hrst prize
in the citizens military training
/ camps activity contest, to Capt.
4 Charles Demonet, commanding oficer
Of the 305th Ordnance Company OF the
i S0th Division. The second prize In
i this contest, Sam Browne belt, was
j awarded to Second Lieut.. Palo Alto
i Mitchell, Infantry Reserve.
/ other local Reserve officers who
! rendered excellent work in the 1925
C. NJ. T. C. procuration activities
ana who deserve honorable mention
i are Capts. Guy NJ. Church, Signal
Reserve; r. G. ID. Hunt. Cavalry Re-
/ serve. and Edward p Van Hise,
Quartermaster Reserve: First Lieuts.
i Edear. f.. Russell. Infantry Reserve,
and Kent r.. Mulliken, and Second
Lieut.. Thomas A. Bahbingtcn, In
| fantrs Reserve.
Though the above named officers
did exceptional work in obtaining
| C.. NJ. r.. c. students to attend the
/ 1926 camps, the cooperation OF the
regular officers on duty at the local
1 Reserve headquarters. Lieut.. Col
/ John Scott. Infantry, the then senior
executive officer of the Washington
| Organised Reserves, and Maj. Albert
| 8. J, Tucker, Infantry; II. Il.
GauKler, d. r.. and Capt. James 3.
Golden, r. A.. all assistant executive
ofIlcors on duty at the local head
quarters, should be mentioned.
So many inquiries have been re-
ceived BY the local Reserve headquar-
| tiers a. to the qualifications to be
met before blue course graduates
1 can be commissioned. that the fol-
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