Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22
Organized Reserves

Nine Infantry officers residing in the
| District and vicinity having been as
signed to the S0th Division are assigned
| to the 320th Infantry. They are First
Iieuts. William r. Patton, Thomas P.
Wright and Second Lieuts. George CroS-
| settle, Francis Lee, Foster E. Lipphard,
Palo A. Mitchell, William E. Roberts,
william D. SiddonS and WILDER A. Ste
vens. Two other reserve second heuten-
ants of Infantry have been assigned to
the 319th Infantry as follows: Leo A.
Rosetta. Takoma Park. Md, and George
C.. Stout, Bethesda, Md.
Reserve QuartermasterS Of Washing
ton will hold their conference tomorrow
evening at Reserve headquarters at 1874
New York avenue. Mai. G. C.. Drake
will lecture on the Russian Japanese
War.
Judge Advocate General Department
Reserve officers Of the District will meet
tomorrow evening at which Maj. j. p.
DinSmore will discuss the function and
practical operation of contracts and
reservations section of the office OF
judge advocate general Of the Army.
Preceding the Signal Corps confer
ence that will be held at Washington
Reserve headquarters Tuesday evening,
dinner will be served at 1744 F street,
at 6:15 pm. ReServiSts who will at
tend the dinner should make their res
ervations by phoning Metropolitan 1926
or National $3.50, Branch 1912. Mai.
w. r. Lansford, assisted by Lieuts. Jor-
dan and Pickett, will conduct the meet
ing, the subject of which will be wire
communications.
Coast Artillery Reserve officers will
hold their conference at local Reserve
headquarters Tuesday evening, at which
Capt. John Caswell will discuss defense
against chemical warfare.
Maj. J. D. Arthur, who will conduct
the engineer conference at headquar-
tiers Wednesday evening. will lecture on
the duties OF engineers in the attack.
Lieut.. Col. Robert P. Parrot has been
assigned to the Judge advocate general
section Of 80th Division Headquarters.
First Lieut.. Otis T. Weaver, Alexandria,
Va, having moved beyond the regimen
tai area, is relieved from assignment to
the 320th Infantry and is assigned to
the 2lSth Infantry. Second Lieuts. Al
bert II. Jackson and Frank w. Rose,
both Field Artillery Reserves, are as
signed to the 313th Field Artillery.
The following Reserve officers of the
District, having moved outside this area,
are relieved from assignment to the
units indicated: Capt. William T. Hard
away, Infantry Reserve; First Lieut..
Henry o. Colomb, Medical Reserve;
Second Lieut.. Robert G. Boyd, Second
Lieut.. Victor L. Stedronsky, Second
Lieut.. George c. Vaughan, Second Lieut..
Charles E. Waters and Second Lieut..
Edward T. Johnson, are relieved from
assignment to the 320th Infantry.
Second Lieut.. George j. North, Field
Artillery Reserve, Chevy Chase, Md,
having been transferred to the Chemi-
cal Warfare Reserve, is relieved from as
signment to the 3l3th Field ARTILLERY.
Second Lieut.. John P. Lane, Engineer
Reserve, Chevy Chase, Nd, having
moved to the End Corps Area, is relieved
from assignment to the 305th Engineer
Regiment. Having moved to the End
Corps Area, Second Lieuts. John K.
DAILY and David A. Rosenfield, both In
fantry officers, are relieved from assign
ment to the 320th Infantry, as is Sec
ond Lieut.. William r. Rodenberg, IN
Iantry Reserve, who has moved to the
9th Corps Area.
Maj. Gen. John w. Gulick. chief of
Coast Artillery, will be the guest of
honor at dinner of Coast Artillery Re-
serve officers Of the District. at the
Army and Navy Club. December 8. The
dinner will precede the meeting to be
held at Reserve headquarters on that
date. '-''A'
MAJ. Paul Killiam has been detailed
Tor a period Of six months as an addi-
tional member Of the War Department
general stan. effective February S, 1882.
Maj. Charles Wolf, Sd, will begin on
November 70 II days active duty in the
once OF the Assistant Secretary of war
IN connection with procurement actiyi
ties.