Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
Organized Reserves

Col. Melville S. Jarvis, senior in
structor of the Organized Reserves in
Washington, Is the president of board
of officers that will be convened short
ly for the purpose of determining, with
the location of units of the Organized
Reserves in the District of Columbia
OF the six officers composing the board
four are Reserve Offlcers. In addition
to Col. Jarvis the board Is composed
of the following officers: Col. Leroy
w. Heron, Field Artillery Reserve;
Lieut.. Col. Peyton @. hewitt, Adjutant
General Reserve District of Columbia
Militia; Lieut.. Col. James B. Jones.
Dowell, F. A. (DOL), recorder of the
board, and Capt. Chester M. Reich,
Infantry Reserve. The board will
meet in Washington.
Field Artillery Reserve officers of the
District and vicinity will meet today
at the Fort Myer riding hall at 9
o'clock for instruction in equitation
under the direction Of Maj. John M.
Mcdowell.
Mai. William A. Jones will conduct
the 428th Infantry conference tomor-
row evening at local Reserve head
quarters. He will discuss the platoon
| in defense.
Members of the s2oth Infantry will
meet Tuesday evening at Reserve head
quarters, under the supervision of Maj.
Jones, who will take up the platoon
in defense. The same evening Lieut..
Col. Charles B. Moore will lecture on
the supply Of Infantry units in .
The 3l3th Field Artillery, Col. Leroy
w. Heron commanding, and the 315th
Field Artillery, Col. E. Francis Riggs
commanding, will hold their instruc-
tional conference at Reserve head
quarters next Wednesday evening I'M
Ger the direction Of Maj. John M.
Members of the 3o6th Cavalry will
| hold their conference at Reserve head
quarters Thursday evening under the
direction of Lieut.. Col Arthur @. Htx-
son, who will discuss Security"
Medical officers of the District OF
Columbia will meet next Friday eve
ming.
According to the training program
governing the 1881 Citizens Military
Training Camps, no effort will be spared
this year to instruct the candidates en-
rolled in the various courses in marks
manship. All instruction in the vari-
GUS weapons will be in accordance with
the methods prescribed in the train
ing regulations for the various pieces.
Rifle instruction will be in accordance
with training regulations No. 1905 and
150-10.
First Lieut.. Maurice A. Goldberg,
Dental Reserve, Medical Science Build
ing, having accepted reappointment IN
the Officers' Reserve Corps without the
privilege Of assignment or active duty,
Is relieved from assignment to the 320th
Infantry. Second Lieut.. Lawrence F.
Hanks, Field Artillery Reserve, Ills
Eighteenth street, having moved beyond
the division area, is relieved from as
signment to the 313th Field Artillery.
Second Lieut. William H. S. Hill, jr.,
Infantry Reserve, who has been pro-
NOTED to be first lieutenant, has been
relieved from assignment to the 320th
Infantry and Is assigned to the 319th
Infantry.
The following Reserve officers. second
lieutenants, Infantry, all students at
Howard University, this city, have been
| assigned to the 428th Infantry (col-
ored): They are Lorenzo r. Berry, "a
Florida avenue northeast; Robert A.
Brown, 125 D street southwest; Alonzo
j. Davis, 1884 Euclid street; Richard H
Irving, 80 New Jersey avenue; James
w. Jones, 1903 Caroline street; Harry
M. Landers, jr., 629 A street south
east; Lucius s. Robinson. 1858 Forty
eighth place northeast; William G. Sy-
phax, jr., 1902 Kenyon street, and Har-
old H. Whitfield, 1915 Girard street.
Pvt. James T. Brooks, Infantry En-
| listed Reserve, 636 E street northeast
having enlisted for three years, is as
signed to the 320th Infantry.