Evening star., 1927-05-01
Civilian Army News

| Artillery; Louie A. Denslow, 1856 A
street southeast, Red Coast Artillery:
Joe +. Hough. 903 o street, Red
Infantry: Gilbert r. Tyler. 164S irving
street, Red Coast Artillery; George N,
| Bates. 3613 Fulton street, Red Coast
| Artillery: Robert A. Cissel, jr., 2710
| Thirtv-sixth street; A. l.. Brandt, 3oO6
T street, and F. W. Matchett, 1913
North Capitol street, all Basic Coast
Artillery; George II. Novel;, 1902 Cal
latin street. White Field Artillery,
James r. Shermer, $500 Thirteenth
street, Red Infantry; Edwin A. Har-
rington. 6535 First street, Basic Cav
airy: Sidney p. Smith, 2532 Four
teenth street, Red Cavalry; Wilbert
F.. Wagner. 1349 A street northeast,
Basic Infantry; Leslie c. Bell, 1880 NJ
street, Basic Infantry; Delmar t.
Webb, 1912 Alliscn street, Basic Cav
airy: Marion +. West. Anacost1a, ID.
!, c., Basic: Gordon Stuart, Cherrydale,
Va. Red Field Artillery; Harold X.
Greenfield, 124 Maple avenue, Tacoma
Park, Red Coast Artillery; James L.
Pmmley, 203 HALEY avenue, Tacoma
Park. White Infantry.
Four instructional assemblies will
be held at local Reserve headquarters
In the Graham Building this week, as
follows; Chemical Welfare Service
and the 426th Infantry. tomorrow
evening; 320th Infantry. Tuesday eve
ming, and the 313th Field Artillery,
Wednesday evening. Tomorrow eve
ming the Chemical Welfare Service
Reserves will have a conference. con-
Quoted by Maj. E. G. Wellington, in
volving a practical problem in the
proper selection of chemical agents
in warfare. The 428th Infantry also
will meet tomorrow evening for a
conference, conducted by Maj Albert
s. J. Tucker. Tuesday evening the
Infantry field officers of the 320th
Infantry will have a conference, con-
Quoted by Maj r. p. Lemly, which
will consist of a sand table and map
maneuver on the Infantry battalion
in the meeting engagement. 1t will
be a two-sided, practical troop-leading
exercise executed on the sand table
and map. The field officers will be
divided into two groups, Red and Blue,
representing the officers of the forces
composing the opposing advance
guards. officers in each group will
function as commander of main
body, advance guard commander, sup
port commander, advance party COM
rnander, commanders of the machine
gun and attached howitZer units. etc.
General and special situations will be
issued in advance in order to enable
officers attending to orient themselves
and to solve the first requirement,
which will be the composition and
disposition on the road Of the oppos-
ing forces. officers of the 313th Field
Artillery, Col Leroy w. Heron com.
manding, will hold their conference
next Wednesday evening. This con-
ference, which will be conducted by
Capt. James B. Golden. will be on
marches and march discipline. 1t will
be followed by terrain board firing in
volving axial percussion bracket ad-
justments.
Col. Jackson Morris, Infantry Re-
serve, has been detailed as an addi-
tional member OF the War Department
general staff, and will, beginning to-
morrow, be on active duty for a period
of not less than six months in the
War Department Lieut.. Col. Harry
A. Knox, Ordnance Reserve, will begin
Is days of active duty training in the
office of the chief of ordnance tomor-
row. Mai Oscar II. Wurster. Ord
nance Reserve, and Capts. Arthur B.
Carter, Frank V. Silver and Willard
r Van Riper all Chemical Warfare