Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26

! four subcourses prior to March Is. Sc
lectionS will be restricted to Reserve
officers who are not members Of the
National Guard and who are not to be
more than Al years OF age.
The age limit of AZ years may be
waived by the War Department In the
case of Reserve officers who are espe-
cially qualified to take this course, pro-
vided they are physically fitted to per-
! form the mounted and field require
ments thereof. In no case will an offi-
Ger be detailed to take this course who
is more than SO years of age. Public
quarters will not be available for de-
! pendents of the Reserve officers who
attend this course. Special efforts will
questionably meet the requisite profess
sional and physical qualifications, Be-
ginning with the 1891 school year. the
principals and alternates will be chosen
only from those who have satisfactorily
completed at least four SubcourSes OF
| the command and general staff extern
sion course.
Washington Reserve officers belong
ing to the 3l3th Field Artillery, Col.
Leroy w. Heron. commanding, and the
306th Cavalry. will meet at Fort Myer,
Va, today at $50 O'Clock. for instruc-
ton in equitation. The Field ARTILLERY
group will be under the instruction of
Mai. W. r. Woodward Field Artillery,
while the Cavalry Reservists will re-
ceive their instruction from an officer
on duty at Fort Myer.
Arrangements have been made for
Ordnance Reserve officers of the Dis
trict of Columbia to visit Fort George
Meade, Md. tomorrow. Officers desir-
ing to 60 to Fort Meade will furnish
their own transportation. and on arrival
at the reservation will meet at the Office
OF Maj. Sheridan, Ordnance officer at
Fort Meade. at 10 am. The program
arranged will consist of inspection of
tanks, viewing the operation of MAIN
tenance company, inspection of ord
nance warehouses, etc. Lunch may be
obtained at the Officers' Club on the
post. and reservations for this repast
should be made to Maj. Charles A.
Walker. o. d. 1t is necessary to know
the number desiring lunch at the club
in order that arrangements may be
made beforehand. Tomorrow evenir~
local Reserve officers of the Judge Advo-
cate Generals Department will meet at
headquarters, In the oxford Hotel
Building, for general review. which
will be conducted by Maj. William A.
Turnbull, j. A. G. d.
Signal Reserve officers of Washington
Will Llcet IleAL 4ucSuhy evening, AZ
which time will be taken up the func-
tons of umpires at maneuvers: 1929
maneuverS, communications and defense
thereof. This conference will be con-
Quoted by Maj G. M. Sawyer, Sd Corps
Area signal officer.
The following changes in the assign
ments of local Reserve officers were an
nounced last week: First Lieut.. Leo C.
Faherty, Dental Reserve, 14l5 Potomac
avenue southeast, Is relieved from as
signment to the 32Oth Infantry. The
following second lieutenants, having
been assigned to the 80th Division, are
assigned to units thereof as follows: Eli
j. Sax, Signal Reserve, 1907 Randolph
street, to 80th Signal Company: Ray
mond Underwood, Air Reserve. 30 Long
fellow street northeast to 80th Division
Air Corps: Joseph F. Clary, Ordnance
Reserve, 126 Bryant street, to 3O5th
Ordnance Company; Robert H. Brig
ham, Field Artillery Reserve, 1850 L
street northeast to 3l3th Field Artil-
lery; while the following Infantry Re
servists are all assigned to the 320th
Infantry: William l., Peverill 1914 B
street southeast Hugh NJ. Beville, jr.,
1495 Newton street; Harold w. Lady,
514 B street northeast: Jean c. Hutch
ison. ga Quebec place, and David M.
Heritage, 209 8 street,