Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Organized Reserves

and February 2, company as part OF
advance guard and as part OF outpost.
Marches and camp sanitation VIII De
taken UP by Maj. Lopez ct the Feb
ruary 10 meeting, while the March l
conference, to be conducted by Maj.
Jones, will embrace first aid-hygiene
and display of equipment. The next
two assemblies to be conducted by Maj.
Lopez will be as follows: March IS, rifle
craftsmanship, while the April 5 meet
ing VIII cover musketry. The April 19
and May conference win be conducted
by Maj. Jones, the first being on close
and extended order drill, squad, platoon
and company-combat signals, while the
May meeting viii embrace manual Of
the saber and the practical art OF COM
mand. Maj. Lopez will conduct the
concluding conference of the year, to
be held on May II, the subject Of which
Will be ceremonies and talk on the
1882 Summer camps.
There was also approved last week by
Col. Jarvis the 1882 troop school
schedule for District Reserve officers of
the Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ment. This schedule consists of eight
conferences, the first of which win be
held on october IS, at which Maj. Gen.
Blanton w. Winship, the Judge Advocate
General Of the Army, will discuss a sub
ject to be announced later. Mai John
p. Dinsmore, j. A. @. D., will conduct
the meeting to be held on November
%, at which will be discussed the Or
ganization, function and practical oper-
alton OF the contracts and reservations
section of the Office of the Judge Advo-
cate General. The conference to be
held on December 81 will be conducted
by Capt John M Weir, j. A. G. D.,
who Will take up claims against the
Government and penalty bonds secur-
ing performance of contracts.
Maj. w. j. Bacon, j. A. @. D., will
conduct the first meeting of the 1892
calendar year, the subject of which will
be the procedure in preparing q case
for trial before court-martial The
final four conferences Of this schedule
will be conducted by Capt. Adam Rich
mond, j. A. G. D., at all of which will
be held a moot court.
Maj. John G.. Sims, Field Artillery
Reserve, having moved to the 4th Corps
Area, Is relieved from assignment to
the 315th Field Artillery. First Lieut..
Wilfrid p. Ais, Infantry Reserve, has
been relieved from assignment to the
320th Infantry and is assigned to the
S0th Division Military Police Company.
Inc 4OuOWlIlB SeCOuQ ueuJeIlaLbSs al
Infantry Reserve, have been assigned
to the 320th Infantry: Archibald r.
McCallum. jr.; George NJ. Hutto, Cliff
ton e. Davis, william M. johnson,
Thomas H. Horner, Joseph H Gawler
and Henry j. Whiting.
Second Lieuts. Willis j. Nolan and
Lee H. Poindexter, both Infantry Re-
serve. have been promoted to be first
heutenants, both of which will remain
assigned to the 320th Infantry.
Second LieutS. John T. O'Neill, In
fantry Reserve, and Malcolm T. Powell,
Infantry Reserve, both having en-
listed in the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard, have been relieved from
assignment to the 320th Infantry. Sec
ond Lieut.. Thomas L. w. Bailey, IT.,
Infantry Reserve having accepted re-
appointment in the Oficers' Reserve
Corps without the privilege of assign
ment or active duty, Is relieved from as
signment to the 320th Infantry.
Pvt Jack F. Ermerins, Signal En-
listed Reserve, is assigned to the soth
Signal Company.