Evening star., 1928-11-25

ter L. Justus, 203 Ninth street South-
west: John G.. Ladd. 4422 Lowell street;
John A. Lane, 444l Greenwich park
vavI Foxhall Village; Ebef T. Locates
united States Patent 0fflce; Endlcoti
Iongacre, 2605 Adams Mill read
Broadus MeAfee, ll25 Eleventh street;
Frederick A, Middleton, s40i SiKteenth
street; Paul F. Peter, 4el1 v street
DOUGLAS o. Pike, Chesapeake & Po-
ter. 3l9 Charming street nortneaSt'
Charles F. Pugh, 6404 Georgia street
chevy Chase. Md; Marshall H. Reese,
Coast and Geodetic Survey; John E
RveTson. SOC Columbia road; Ralph F.
Chastnutt. 1911 Columbia road, and
Vernon D. AGREE, Capitol Heights MO
Cavalry Reserve officers residing in
Ne District of Columbia viii meet AZ
the Fort Myer riding hall today at 9:So
am. for instruction in equltallon, FouI
instFuctionai conferences WIZ ps Hetn
this week by washington Reserve OIL
scefs-namely, ordnance, judge aaVe-
cate generals department, Signal corps
and Ouartermaster Corps. The subject
of the ordnance meeting will be the allo-
catien of faeiiities-fequiremen ana
a continuation of the correspondence
Eciaol. This meeting viii be con
Quoted by Capt. r. e. Hardy, On the
same evening officers OF the luage an.
vocate generals department VIII hole
their conference, the subject OF Whleh
will be courts martial jurisdiction; the
articles of war; classified with respect
10 jurisdiction. (See pages ! TO II, IN
elusive. Manual for GauFts-Martlal)
Signal Corps ReseFyists Will meet
next Tuesday evening for their confer
ence. the Suhjeet of which VIII pc gam
ing the confidence and keeping the at
tention of the students, operating the
tactical net of RD-9 and lis ana tac-
tical dispositions for diVisien ~ a
will be conducted BY Mai. G. N, Sawyer,
s. e.. who will be assisted by selected
Reserve officers.
Instead of the meeting OF Reserve
Ouartermastefs ct local Reserve head
quarters, there will be held next Wea.
nesday evening at the auditorium OF
the Interior Building, Eighteenth apa
+ streets northwest, joint meeting OF
the washington chapter OF the GUAR
fermaster Association and the WASH
inaton QuartermaSter Training Confer
enee. At this meeting Lieut.. Col, Glr
rard L. MeEntee, Infantry, viii give an
illustrated account of Allenby's cam
paign in Palestine
Mai. John A. Considine, who has
been on duty as instructor at the
Command and General Stan Scnool
Fort Leavenworth, Kans reported Tor
duty last week at WASHINGTON keseEye
HEADQUARTERS as unit instructor OF the
3OsEh Cavalry on full duty. This is
the first time that this regiment has
ever had a unit instructor on full-tlme
duty.
Lecal Reserve headquarters an
nounced last week the following
changes in the assignments of Reserve
ofieers residing in Washington Capt,
serve, 1907 A street southeast, y as
sisFaed to the si8th Field Artillery.
Mai. Dewitt NJ Evans, f734 New York
avenue, is assigned to the 220th In
fantry. Second Lieut., John r. Sulli-
van, Infantry Reserve, having moVed
beyond the division area. Is relieved
from assignment to the 320th Infantry,
as is also Second Lieut.. dabe 6hep-
peard. Capt. Ernest H. Pullman, Inr
fantry Reseryes 20l Sheridan street. is
assigned to e0sh Tank Company, The
following second lieutenants, all hav.
ing moved beyond the division area, are
relieved from their duty assignments,
as follows: Milton L. Goff, jr., 3l3th
Field Artillery; John H. Gately, 320th
Infantry; Frank e. Smith, s20th In
faNtry, and Freeman Albery, e0th Dtvi-
si0n Air Corps. Second Lieut.. Thomas
r. Collins, Field Artillery Reserve, s24
H street northwest, is assigned TO the
3i3th Field Artillery. Second Lieut..
John F. Collins, ir., Ordnance Reserve,
assignment to the soSth Ordnance
Company tMaintenancel.
FOR the f,rst time in the history of
Washington specialist Reserve ofncers an
inactive duty Institutional program has
been arranged, the first conference OF
q series of probably six OF which was
held at local Reserve headquarters last
Friday evening. This will be an abb
breviated course OF the Army Indus.
trial College course for Reserve officers,
and the Regular Army officers giving
the lectures at the Industrial College
will also deliver their lectures before
the local specialist Reserve conferences.
Mai. Donald Armstrong, Ordnance De.
partment, viii supervise the course for
the washington specialist Reserve
group of officers. The following ON.
GERS Of this group have indicated that
they will attend these conferences:
Col. George 7. WeitEel, 2540 Massachu-
setts avenue; Lieut.. Coils. H. H. Sheets,
$40 Madison street. Edward g.
Lowry, 1922 Hillyer place. and Cloyd H.
Marvin, George Washington Univef-
sity: Majs. Frederic w. Keough, 1888
P street; James w. Furness, 230l Con"
necticut avenue; Jarvis Butler. Navy
Building: Julius I, PeyseE, 1913 =
street; Frederic William VILE. 1913
Sixteenth street; Earle p. Doyle, 2io
Arlington Building; Edward T, Pick
ard, 1929 o street; Thomas r. Taylor
actAp - WfiaAn
Aspinwaii, isss wyoming avenue;
Capts LeVerett @, Stone. 2soi Con-
necticut avenue; A. H. Gilbert, post
once box No. 23; Charles H, Franklin
historical section, Army War College;
Raymond T. Higgins, II Adams street;
Joseph w. Brennan. 370l Sixteenth
street; A. H. Barnes 1924 Emerson
street and John Marrinan, 70l Earle
Building; First Lieuts. Ralph 2 West
20o9 Belmont road M F. ]. BrunoW
Army War College; Daniel j.. Ryan, II
Girard street northeast; s. F. Tilllnan
National Press Club, and E. L. Bailey
l44e Girard street
Eight oficers of the National Guard
will begin tomorrow, at the Army Wal
College, the G-2 course of instruction
which will conclude December %, They
are: Brig. Gen. George A. White (Ore-
gon), James c. Dozier (South Caro-.
lina) and Ralph NJ, Immell (Wiscon'
sim. Coils. william H. Sands tVir'
ginia) and Norman l.. King New Mex
ico), Lieut.. Coils. William J. Blake
CAiassacnusetts) and Taylor Nichols
CTexas). and Maj. Lawrence d. Smith
kulinoiS).
COL. MANSFIELD DIES.