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

lowing Is given Tor the benefit of
| this class OF students: Before a
graduate OF this course can be COM
missioned q second lieutenant in the
Organized Reserve he must be over
II years OF age and have completed
minimum of one years service in
some component of the Army, 1. e.,
the Regular Army, the National
Guard. or the Organized Reserves,
and must actually be member of
one OF the above at the time he is
commissioned
The enlistment in the Enlisted Re
, serve Corps is automatically termi-
mated by the acceptance of the com
missions. For example, man may
have served one year or more in the
Regular Army, from which he holds
an honorary discharge. Upon the
successful completion of the blue
course he can be given a commission
In the Reserve Corps without delay,
providing he first enlists in the I'm
listed Reserve Corps, or one of the
other components OF the Army OF the
United States.
Beginning August /, the following
Washington Reserve oficers will I'M.
dergo Is days OF active duty training
at the camps Indicated: Second Lieut..
Andrew j. Schwartz, Ordinances Re.
serve, Curtis Bay Md: Capt. Anthony
Thomas and First Lieut. Albert F.
Warren, both Ordnance Reserve, to
Camp Meade, Nd; Second Lieut.. Ed
ward NJ. Byrne, Ordnance Reserve.
Curtis Bay. Nd; First Lieut.. Alfred f.
Ryan, Ordnance Reserve, Camp
Meade, Md.
Headed by Maj. West A.. Hamilton.
Inf xf.~r- -.
colored Reserve regiment in the Dis
trict of Columbia. about 35 strong.
will leave Washington within the nexS
few days in time TO arrive at Camp
Devens, Mass. on July "a, where they
will undergo Is days OF active duty
training with the Sd Battalion of the
372d Infantry (coloredJ, New York
National Guard. The following mem
bers Of the Washington regiment have
been ordered by the War Department
to take this training: Mai. West A.
Hamilton, Capts. Henry o. Atwood.
Campbell G. johnson. Peter l.. Robin
son and Clarence e.. Fl. Davis.
First Lieuts. Joseph H. Cooper.
Alonzo g. Ferguson, Wilfrid W. Law
son, Walter h MaZyck, Thornton ii.
Gray. Aston w. Burleigh. Napoleon
II. Stanton. Charles G. Young,
Thomas J. Hopkins. Charles E. Stew
art and Second Lieuts. Richard r.
Queen, Webster Sewell, Elijah Barber.
James III. Green, James J. Robinson,
Maurice f.. Johnson. Frederick l..
Slade, Herald A. Allen, Robert ID.
Banks, Kenneth p. Barnes, LYMAN Y.
Chase, Robert l.. Pollard, William j.
Newsom, Richard e. Turner. Ernest
r. WEIGH. Those who have been at
tached to this regiment for training at
Camp Devens are First Lieut.. Joseph
l.. Shelton, Second Lieut.. Marcellus
NJ. Harris and First Lieut.. Pierce
McN. Thompson.
The following changes in the as
signments OF Reserve officers residing
in Washington were announced this
week by Organized Reserve head
quarters: Second Lieut.. William G.
Wharton Medical Administrative Re
serve, having moved to the 9th Corps
area, has been relieved from assign
ment To the 18th General Hospital.
zone Of communication. as assistant
quartermaster: Maj. Clarence s. Jar
Wis and Second Lieut.. Martin Coerl
both Engineer Reserve, have been at
tached to the 343d Engineer General
Service Regiment, 18th Corps, for in
struction and training: First Lieut..
Frank b. Martin, Engineer Reserve,
is assigned to the S0th Division; First
Lieut.. James W. Johnston, Ordnance
Reserve, having moved beyond the di-
Tsfonal area, is relieved from assign.
ment TO The sS0th Division; Second
Lieut.: Dabney 5H. Maury, jr., Field
Artillery Reserve, is relieved, upon
his own request. from his present as
signment to the Field Artillery group:
the following are assigned to General
Headquarters Reserves. I'd Three
Field Armies: First Lieuts. William
G. Brewer, Arthur B. Campbell, Jo.
seph c. Fehr. all Reserve quarter
masters. The following Reserve
quartermasters are assigned to the
34Sth Motor Repair Battalion: Second
Lieuts. Leo I. Farrell, Ernest d.
Fooks, Parker G.. Mckinney, Kenneth
~. Uglow and Henry H. Woodhouse.