Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-19

numbers. Reserve oncefs assigned 70
Regular Army units on January I, 1881,
under the provisions Of former orders,
may be continued In such asslgnznents,
Signments are authorized under The
aforementioned general order.
The provisions Of the new general
order VIII govern up to, but not after,
M-day In the event OF Q general moNsli-
cation. In such event, corps area com.
manders and chiefs Of arms and serv-
ices are authorized 10 assign Reserve
officers to active and inactive units
under their command as the missions
OF the units and exigencies Of the serv.
ices may demand. At such time, any
vacancies In company grades IN active
or inactive units may be filled by the
early appointment OF qualified 0ficer
candidates. Especial consideration will
be given in securing qualified enlisted
men OF the Regular Army for such
early appointments.
Field Artillery Reserve officers Of the
District will meet today at the Fort
Myer riding hall at 9:l5 am. for In
struction in equitation under the d.
rection Of Mai. j. M. Mcdowell, r. A.
Members of the 428th Infantry (Cld.)
Will hold their Institutional confer.
ence at Washington Reserve Headuuar-
tiers, 1874 New York avenue northwest.
tomorrow evening, at which win be
discussed the tactical employment Of
infantry weapons In defense. This
meeting viii be conducted by Lieut..
Col. G. B. Moore, Infantry.
Next Tuesday evening Infantry ne.
serve officers OF the District wifi hold
their conference at local Reserve head
quarters under the direction Of Lieut.,
Col. Moore, who will lecture on the
tactical employment Of infantry weap-
ons in defense.
Engineer ReservistS Of the District
will meet next Wednesday evening In
the board room Of the District Build
ing. under the direction Of Maj. J. d.
Arthur, Jr. G. E., who will discuss
the Infantry Battalion IN attack and
defense.
Cavalry Reserve officers Of the DIS
t1ct Will meet at the Fort Myer
Riding Hall next Sunday morning ut
9:15 for instruction In eQl1ftati0n I'M
der the direction Of Maj. r w. Taul-
bee, Cavalry.
The following Quartsrmaster Reserve
assigned to the 1,311th Service Unit:
Lieut.. Col. Robert L. Longstreet, 1927
K street; First Lieut.. Gordon Y.
Croft. 2124 I street; Second Lieut..
Ernest L. Minott, $50 Twenty-ffth
street. and Second Lieut.. Max /.
Shulman, 1900 Flagler place. frat
Lieut.. Francis J. Tartaglino. Medical
Reserve, 342 Raleigh street southeast,
is assigned to the 1,305th Service Unit.
Second Lieuts. william II. Crawford.
2877 Audubon terrace, and william A.
Jameson, IT,, 1870 wyoming avenue,
both Quartermaster Reserve o6lcers,
have been assigned to the 1,313th Serv-
ice Unit
Col. Hoxie H. Smith, Infantry Re-
serve, of Philadelphia has been de-
tailed by the War Department as cap
tain of the Organized Reserves riie
team for 1881. Col. Smith win be ON
active duty, effective August %, 1891.
and will proceed on that date for Camp
Perry, Ohio, where, on arrival, he win
report to the executive ofiicer Of the
National Matches for duty. He win
complete his active duty ut Camp Perry
on September Is, 1881.
Lieut.. Col. Paul Weeks, Ordnance
Reserve, began last week II days active
duty training In the once Of the Chief
Of Ordnance.
Ten Signal Corps Reserve oficers
concluded yesterday II days active duty
sienaI ONCE N rns Of tne er 0y me eS Cn s9s
Col. Ira d. Hough, Lieut.. Col. william
Brown, Majs. Charles K. Flanders,
Frank e. Eldredge and Edwin =. Riedel;
Capt Emil L. Koenig, First Lieuts.
Charles A. Daunt, Robert H. Denton
and Maurice 3. Mccullough, and Sec
ond Lieut.. Charles q. wilkins.
Capt. George B. Roth, Ordnance Re-
serve, will begin on May 3, 1891, II
days active duty training In the Once
of the Chief Of Ordnance. Capt. Rob-
ert w. johnson. Sanitary Reserve, began
last week II days active duty In the
Office Of the Assistant Secretary Of
War In connection with procurement
activities.