Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12


and reached his majority on September
-. 1901. He was assigned 10 the in
snector generals department on Decent
her !. 1918. in which capacity he served
anti September !. 1914 and little
over two years later he was promoted
20 lieutenant colonel, ON November 10,
1e16
Four months after the United States
entered the World War he was pro-
NOTED 10 colonel on August D 1911
and he served i'll this grade Unt1 Ocio-
Der II. 1918. when on the following
CAV he vas elevated 10 the grade OF
BROADER general. serving as a general
offcer until February 6. 1919. He then
reverted to the permanent grade OF
colonel Col. Jarvis Is a distinguished
graduate Of the 1916 class Of The Army
School Of the Line.
Col Moses goes as instructor at the
Army War College. upon the completion
Of which duty he VIII have completed
his four-year tour in Washington and
will. under the operation Of the Manchu
Law (which preScribeS that officers Of
tF,e REGULAR Army Will be on duty III
Washington for four years only. 10 be
followed by troop duty, be assigned
elsewhere for duty.
Fourteen Air Corps Reserve officers,
all residents Of Washington, VIII COM
plete today al Langley Field, Va. their
l4-day period Of active duty 'raln lla5s
IS pilots Thev are Lieut. Col. Joseph
r Randall 3l46 Nineteenth street.
CaptS. Arthur Y Workman. 1928 q
street. Jesse W. Landlord. 507 Quincy
street. Donald o Woeh. Il Seaton
Mace northeast. william " Foster,
35f0 T street. Charles q. SlauSon. -
Mills Building. and Merrill 3, RloolcN.
First Lieuts. Charles E. Ford, lllo East
Capitol street Alfred S Koch. III
Delaware avenue southwest. NlIllam n
Kob. 1T Fifteenth street southeast
Gus T. Tabler, III Oxford street, CnefI
Chase. Nd: Leroy J. McCarty. 8lo
street. and Donald Stuart. College PARK
Nd. and Second Lieut.. LLOYD n TUT,
1925 f street.
Space not permitting the publication
al all OF the recommendations made DE
the advisory committee OF Reserve OH
GERS in this column last week, lev
more are given this week that viii be
~ interest TO every Reserve officer resld-
ing in the District of Columbia. The
board went Oh record as recommending
that the appropriation for the uaFel
and mileage Of reserve officers oroeFed
on active duty should in all cases be
such travel, including sleeping car ac-
c0rnmodations and meals. anG that the
estimates OF the War Department should
be made and the law amended accord
inplv. II was brought out during the
sssionz Of the Reserve committee that
the congressional appropriations Tor the
support Of the Reserve Corps are avail Z
able FOR the fiscal year only. and that
similar appropriations for the support
Of the citizens military training camps
sre available for Is months. Previous
efforts have been made bv the War De-
p2rtnent to have the Reserve funds
available for a period of Is months,
but no definite action. it appears. has
ever been taken on this request.
The opinion Was shared by majority
Of the committee members that IL was
most desirable to extend the 8vaila6il-
ity Of the Reserve appropriations from
u 70 i3 months. and il was recon-
men6ed that continued effort be MADE
by the War Department 10 secure from
Congress reserve appropriations to be
available for I3 months
Another recommendation which viii ,
be read With q great deal Of interest by
81 Reserve officers Is that providing /
that unit instructors be drawn as far
as practicable from the graduates of
the service schools. and that they be
IN the, grades Of major. captain and
lieutenant, and that chiefs Of staff. adj
jutsnts and other division staff officers
be IN appropriate field grades The
committee also felt that no officer Of
the Ofhcers' Reserve Corps should hold
q concurrent commission in the Ma
ticnal Guard. nor should any officer In
the National Guard hold concurrent