Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 69

THE SUNDAY will also be outlined the course of in- struction for the 1925-1926 season. The assembly to be held on Novem- 11 will be devoted to dismounted eer drill and physical drill, while December 8 there will be taken up smanship, guard duty, adminis- | tration and military law. The first assembly scheduled for 1926 will be held on January 13, at which instruction will be given In military courtesy, assoclated arms. 4 hygiene and ning care of McCamant, Medical Reserve, the | uhia. Sion e el v of this medal. is also @ gradu-| o the m, while this school g stics and stafl Reynolds presented diplomas to the meeting foillowing officers: Cols. James |ty he held on March 10, October Al in Daniel, David ¢. Hilton, Edward | jield fortif and map read structional assem Tand and Jaumes H. Ullrich; Lieut. | jng will be studied at the Aprl 14 blies for this regi 5 . Noe, Henry W. Cat- |, gsembly, while on M 12 the engi ent will be held 1 ri i Epting, Roy " | neer veservists will be given instrue the fourth Tewis " tion in military bridges, roads, traffic Majs. Harold I . [ circulations and _demolitions . John F. West, In concluding his Winter training Bernard schedule for the local engineer reserve Lupo. Lorenz officers, Capt. Irvine pointed out that R. Knight: (! the applicatory system will be em Karl H. Metz, | ployed in conducting the conferences ' Henry A. Jasme. | Fach topic will be assigned, in ad vance, to two or more ofticers, with nning Tuesday evening, finance | yssignment to study, and the discus officers will meet on the fourth | sjons will be conducted under the wch month at -reserve | supervision of high ranking officers o in the Graham Building. | the unit. Great benefit was derivec this week will be ad |}y those engineer officers who took faj. Gen. Kenzie W.!{he correspondence courses last year Walker, chief of finance, on the sub-{and it is specially urged that as man wct of budget practice. Col. Edward|of the engineer reservists enroll ir A. Harriman. finance reserve, direct- | hese courses as can possibly devote ing head the local finance re-|{he time to complete them. sery urges that all finance officers Lo present to welcome Gen. Walker 1 hear his address ber en on max s of this school s medal, awarded the highest standing in military ity by Maj. M. C. Medics director of the ient of hygiene, to Maj. Harold , Medic: eserve. Col. T, af in tion for inac £ the schedule nine assemblies the first of which will held on Tuesday evening dor ite Col the | Gallaghe MAL GEORGE, | Smith and and mission of the { Leland O. Carey, d there will also be tuken |fim 1. Thaler up the organiza Artillery, organiz and the tables of sce Army Battory board exer ision dressed b Decerber saliiee e plete t A tentative schedule of assemblies for the 1 6 season of the 428th Infantry was promulgated this week inized reserve headquarters iy iam Building. Though the published below is tentative in form, it is reliably stated that 1 will be approved at headquarters without any modi tions. Maj. West Hamilton, Infantry Reserve, i3 in com mand of this unit. Seven assemblies are on the pro gram for the 1925-1926 season, the ps, while the remain- | first of which will be held on Novem il be given to a de-|ber 5. Administration, leadership ients of mili-{and the management of men will be : ! ased at this meeting, while at the t one-third of the program for | December ssembly mobilization of succeeding Winters will include a | the unit and map reading will be ral study of all military engineer- | taken up ' subjects, while the remainder of | Musketry will be the subject to be » time will be devoted to a detailed | discussed the first meeting to be study_of the following subjects, one | held i hich will be on January each Winter: fleld fortifications; roads, | 7. Scouting and patrol and the dis de and map reading; and|cussion of principles will be covered military bridges, all types. lat the February 4 meeting, while on If the pressure of his official duties ch 4 security detachments will be | permit. Maj. Gen. Harry Taylor,|taken up. 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Barry-Pate Motor Co., Inc. 1218 Connecticut Avenue QUALITY AT LOW COST STAR, WASHINGTON problem of the rifle company will be studied. War Department Special Orders this week contain the name of Maj. Rupert Hughes, Military Intelli- gence Division Reserve, the famous novelist, who, with his consent, has been ordered to active duty, effective December 27. Maj. Hughes is sched- uled to leave hisx home in Hollywood, Callf., on this date, and will re- port to the commandant of the Army War College not later than January 1, 1926, where he will pursue a course of instruction in military intelligence. He will be relieved from active duty in time to enable him to arrive at his home on February 11, 1926, on which date he will revert to inactive status. Only four instructional smblies cheduled for the coming week reserve headquarters. They ave ordnance and chaplain reservists, who will meet tomorrow evening in he Graham Building, and the finance and 496th Fleld Artillery on Tuesday. 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