Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22
Organized Reserves

Twenty-six members Of the 313th
Field Artillery, Col. Leroy w. Heron
commanding, will participate in the
1880 active duty training of that regi-
ment, which will be held at Camp
Tobyhanna, Pa, beginning August IL
ana concluding August "a, 1880. Those
VINO VIII undergo this training are: Col,
Heron, 3l11 GARFIELD street; Mai.
Charles l.. Ladson, Ballston, Va, and
ne following captains: Edwin S. Bettel-
helm, IT,, La Sale Apartments; Herbert
Borchardt, 1741 Park road; Ferguson
Fsgue, 1915 Seventh street: Milton j.
Lanovolgt 1907 A street southeast, and
Frank w. Mccarthy, Berwyn, Md.
The first lieutenants of the regiment
taking this training are: Harvey @,
Callahan, 1929 jackson street north
east; Alexander L. Crsighill. 1904 @
street; James r. Craighill, ir.. 1904 @
street; Julian T. Cromelin, 5420 Con-
nscticut avenue; Edwin F. Fogerty, 1851
Fifth street northeast; Carlyle Van
Buren, Funke, 1901 Argonne place:
Byron T. Gardner. 2119 H street, and
Roy w. Hardness, ala Fessenden
street.
Ten second lieutenants will undergo
this trianing as follows: William S.
Brady, 5000 Connecticut avenue; Louis
@. Carmick, jr., 2elO @ street; Thomas
F. Collins, 324 H street northeast:
Francis G. Ebel. 1893 Fairmont street;
Arta H. Hadfleld, Bureau of Light
houses; Herman T. johnson, 2247
Munitions Building; Robert s. Milans,
1854 Eighteenth street. William D.
Mitchell, 1401 Columbia road Ornall
g Morris, North Maryland Courts;
street. and Chaplain Vern j. Munger
will also attend the camp.
The three following named Field
Artillery reserve officers, not assigned
to the 3l3th Field Artillery but who
desire training with that unit. will be
attached to that regiment for training:
Maj. John G. Sims, 637 Otis place:
First Lieut.. Hunter H Walkup. 1910 K
street, and First Lieut.. John w. Mann,
Bethesda, Md.
Plans are practically completed for
the holding of the command post exer-
clses that will be held at Fort George
u: meade, Nd, for a period of IA DAYS
effective July 6. 1880. Reserve officers
from the District and vicinity, who will
unoergo this approaching training. with
tnen units indicated, are: 320th In
1antry, Lieut. Col. William H England.
1854 Iris street; Maj. Robert H. Steven
son, 2225 street; Capt George C.
Whiting, 1904 Legation street: Capt.
Lloyd z. Kelly, 14l4 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and First Lieut. Stephen c. Van
Fleet, 2310 Connecticut avenue.
The following officers from the I55th
Eleld Artillery Brigade will attend: Col.
z. Francis Riggs, Hyattsville. Md. Capt.
Henry H Chapman, 1853 Girard street;
Capt. Norris o. Taylor, Bureau Of
Standards; First Lieut. Joseph E. Gal
!ery, us Eleventh street, and Second
Lieut.; Albert c. Spann, 512 North
washington street. Alexandria, Va.
The 3l3th Field Artillery will be
represented at Fort Meade by the fol-
lowing officers: Lieut.. Col. Irving c.
Mcller. University Club; Capt. Hallock
p. Long 400 Fifth street; Capt. Jesse
e. Porter, l0l U street: First Lieut..
Francis NJ. McConihe, 2447 Kalorama
road; Second Lieut.. Fred E. Wilson,
23l0 Connecticut avenue and Second
Lieut.. James T. Moriarity. 1914 street.
The following officers from the 62nd
Cavalry division headquarters will 60
to Fort Meade: Mai. Henry w. Hart,
629 Quincy street, and Capt Humphrey
Beckett. Lanham. Md.
Eightieth division headquarters will
De represented by the following: Col
William I. Lee, PA North Columbus
street. Alexandria, Va. Lieut.. Col.
Bernard S. McMahan, 1900 Sixteenth
street; Maj. Charles Demonet, 3l03
Cathedral avenue; Maj. Willis r. Lans-
ford, Bethesda, Md. and Mai John r.
Manning. Bureau Of Fisheries
Two officers, Col. William T. Chant
AdudB ZlOl Odl1OInld street, ana Lieut..
Col. Albert L. Barrows, 6614 Harlan
place, will represent the 317th Infantry
at Fort Meade, while Capt. Clinton j.
Muncie, 116 Myrtle street, Alexandria,
Va, will attend the camp from the
305th Engineers.
The following Reserve officers from
the District have been assigned to
units of the S0th Division as follows:
Maj. John O. Sims, Field Artillery Re-
serve, 637 Otis place, to the 3l5th
Field Artillery; First Lieut.. Wesley Cole,
Signal Reserve, Munition Building. to
the Both Signal Company, and Second
Lieut.. Thomas I. w. Bailey. jr., Infantry
Reserve, 1900 r street, to the 320th
Infantry. First Lieut. John L. Card
well, Medical Reserve. 603 p street, is
assigned to the 305th Medical Regiment.
First Lieut.. Eric c. Metzeroth. Infantry
Reserve, 119 Twelfth street southeast.
Is also First Lieut.. Lloyd w. Creason,
Infantry Reserve, 1852 Tenth street.
Pvt. Frederick F. Funk, Infantry
Enlisted Reserve, 1881 Wisconsin ave-
nue., Is assigned to the 32oth Infantry.
Arrangements have been completed
Tor housing and messing the officers and
enlisted men who will attend the COM
n1and post exercises at Fort George G.
Meade, Md, from July to l9. Quar-
tiers will be furnished for officers either
in the existing buildings on the reser-
walton or in tents which will be pro-
Vided by the corps area for the purpose
AL quarters and tents will be provided
with cots, mattresses. pillows pillow
cases, sheets, blankets and mosquito
bars. During the hours in which off,
GERS are actually engaged in their COM
mand posts, the following uniform will
be worn: Olive drab shirt with black
tie, cotton or olive drab breeches leg
gins and shoes or boots and service
hat Oficers leaving the garrison, ex-
cept travelling to and from command
posts, and making reconnaissance, will
wear the cotton or wool service uniform,
including coat, service cap, white shirt
and collar black tie. Sam Browne belt
or they may wear civilian clothes.
Sabers will not be required
The enlisted Reservists attending the
camp will be- housed in tentage and the
tents will be provided with the necessary
cots, mattresses or bed sacks. pillows,
pillowcases, sheets, blankets and mos
quito bars
A suitable number of messes to sub
eist all officers on duty with the COM
mand post exercises Will be provided by
the corps area. These meSses will be
completely equipped, and it will not be
necessary for officer personnel to bring
any kitchen or individual mess equip
ment. All personnel will have break
fast and dinner evening meaD at Fort
Meade and a box lunch for the noon
meal will be furnished for all personnel
at command posts outside of the garri-
son. Mess halls completely equipped
with ranges. kitchen and individual
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