Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1925, Page 38

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 8 1925—PART 1. to be discussed will be adminstration, | apply to the Coast Artillery district . vi- | Washington some idea of the great c TY discipline and courtesies. Field Artillery group and the non- |sions who passed h volume of work now being performed OMMUNI CENTER , CANADA’S DEBT HIGHER. o eye i The first meeting to be held in|divisional units of the several|on their way to the L 2 at hfllidtuI'lFI‘H in the Graham Build- — — Cl V lllall AI 111 Ne »» S 1926 will be January 25, at which | branches under the direct adminstra- | went through his course of instruc-|ing 22 instructional assemblies per FUND GOES TO $]3 000 orrav | military law and Army regulations | tive control of 3d Corps Area head-| tion in rifle marksmanship. As a month _are now being conducted by ’ rda t increased by $421.- as apply to chaplains will be taken | quarters, { result of this system it is recognized | these headquarters, with the assist- {080 durin r and now stands up. The four remaining assemblies s P = | that the American doughboy wmsr';;’ui;,::mg; lectures on special technical i C—_—' . | at $2,360,022,809. The net debt of tha . Col. John Scott, Infantry,|rial for the remainder of the current | on the schedule together with the sub-| Considerable activity wi mark | ier qualified in rifle marksmai subje 5 | Clean- 'ampai rogressing, | Domir decreased, however, e reutive et ot e © school vear, a card was inclosed upon | Jects which will be discussed are as | next week's instructional assembly | t y soldier of the allied powers. | concerned. - More than 3,500 meeting P AR Erop | by 316,326,268 during the 12 months 7ed ‘Reserves in on, which ~was printed thae customary | follows: Febru practical dutles | program at reserve headquarters in | This, it is pointed out, developed great | notlces are seft out from tho b With Teams Vieing for Snbfig October 81 “Thess Ngured 1ot hoen fader treats Walter | identity stions, al W of chaplains; March 27, map reading | the Graham Building, next Saturday | rellance on the rifle, which is still the Sl % e g B 7 2 | were given out by the department of Keed General al for the | asked whether or ‘not it was the in- | and sketching; April 6, rules of land | belng the only open date during the | primary arm of the Infantry. Col.|WACR, '8 G Conmeemaie 800t of Honors in Drive. [ finance. seven or hasfully | ion of the reserve officer con- |warfare, and at the May 24 assembly, | entire week. . MacNab's talk will be very interest- | work In ltself. The new system of ST e e | _Total revenues in October wera covered and returned to his home this | cerned to enroll for the corre which will conclude the instructionni| Ordnance reservists will meet at|ing and officers of all branches are | cxaminations, which require a written | $30,410,185, an increase of $3.081,716 week. It is expected he will re e iwrse for the current s ussemblies for the 19251926 scason, | headquarters tomorrow night to hear | cordially invited to be presont on |examination and a practical test to | i 413,000 collected, the clean-up [ over reverues in October, 1524 & leave, probably from four tc . “This card was mailed to every military soclology will be _discussed, | Maj. C. P. George, F. A. executive Thursday evening. Maj. R. P. Har- ‘gother With the inereased enrofiment’ =~ 50 B Bye oh Community Wecks in duration, upon the expiva- |reserve officer in the 3rd Corps|an officer from the office of the chief | officer at Organized Reserve head- bold, Quartermaster Corps, will con-) d ovember T () tion of wt ties at ( 3 dquar ters in the = | and mail to the Baltimore headquar- Maj clas M Arthur, com- 't 1 Area, with | ¥ \ie an| Two additional reserve officers have Wweek | been ordered by the War Department to active duty with the War Depart- 'nt general staff. 3 preparing the reserve chaplains in Washington for the performance of thelr military dutles. A new policy relative to the as- signment and promotion of reserv officers has just been announced by evening to hear Maj. John H. Jouett, A. S, on duty in the office of the Cchief ‘of Alr Service, talk on the air force and Air Service, which will include a general outline of the two in relation to each other. The 343d Engineer Band will hold cers Friday evening. The first meet- ing was primarily an organizational but Friday the struction will begin. A peculiar position is held by head- quarters Washington units of the Or- papers marked and to go through the practical test, Washington reserve of- in. | ficers should not become impatient, as they are deriving the benefits of one serve system, which is functioning efficiently. The lack of both commis- sioned and enlisted personnel at the of the best organized units of the re- | headed by Mrs. A. Liebma ud the | Hadassah, headed by Mrs. Isadore Kahn, are running a close race for | honor anizations, such as th “res % T ib Council Jovial ‘ 20mi, Nor- cea, and it is especially requested | of chaplains will conduct the meet- | quarters, talk on unit mobilization. | duct the first functioning meeting in hfl:rgl;:bloid th;» ,“,"{“, at lh\*{shgeaf;l Center fund is showing progress, it each and every Washington |ings, which will not only be instruc-| Alr Service reserve officers will meet | the course of the Winter Platts:| duariers smee July 1 ‘:gfis‘fimmafiun was announced last night ervist fill out these cards promptly | tive but will be of great assistance in |at the Graham Building on Tuesday | burg for quartermaster reserve offi- s b The Council of Jewish Women team, 30 Corps Area headquarters. In the | band practice on Wednesday evening, | SRZed estreen, 10 thae (b0, FEECEE | Washington headquarters is the only | dau, Zion, Rialto, Social Ciub, 1111 A-| “Pape’s Cold Compound” amd Tt instructions outlining this new policy | while on Thursday the 320th Infant restriction, and if the present pace of | and Shulamith have announced en- : O g i g d ao. | all reside in the immediate vicinity of | (08 ' % s e ) Oh 5 it is prescribed that all reserve offl- | will be addressed by Col. A. J. Mac-| ywaihincton, which makes possible | WOrk to be accomplished continues | couraging results B k C Id Ri reaks a Lol Ight Up 9 a1 in Washington, which is ex. | cers residing within the division area | Nab, Infantry, chief of the {raining , Pch (e Ple | additional personnel will be needed, or | The fiying squadron, under f | hected shortly, It is expected that they | Will be considered available for as- | section, office of the chief of infantry. e onaiicomtgce qvith el ’1;:;:,:::: it this is impossible, in all probability | lead of Joseph A. Wilner, chairm: to du signment to an appropriate unit of [ Col. MacNab is an outstanding figure | ja¢on (_(‘n’m'; isually the major- | $ome of the instructional assemblies [and Charles A. Goldsmith, treas ; the division where vacancies exist. | in rifle marksmanship and it was he | {lAUOR centers as usually the AR | will have to be eliminated. s collcdton tha bulkc of. Tceipts ) althoughithe ay not reside | who single-handed = wrote =“Rifle|p;va frequent personal contact with S - teams headed by Joseph A. Wilne ake two tablets | a regiment. similar_unit | Marksmanship.” which since its pub- | a*ye Teeduent petsonal Contert Wi and Morris Wittlin; Miss Rose Horn- ey S pee e hta) it e iotirey In other words, if an officer | lication has been embraced in train | & fEPresentalive from the, War %\ ) o Fl |IGHT DELAYED. |stein, Morris Gewirz and Miurice instruc N of the National ¢ des ln‘ ‘Washington and there is|ing regulations. He is the originator Regular officer on Organized Re- sgyer, Morris Garfinkle and within 8 on the Feneral staff under | @ vacancy in the division area—say, | and founder of the Dresent ystem |Sheye qois mac e many amits sestghed e e ; X iaken. SeinR At M for instunce, at Richmond—he wili | of rifle marksmanship, which has in- | (6 im hat it 14 extremely diffioult 0S AIRES, November 7 () - ¢ izations Al TS : examination in that subj - e immediately assigned to that va- | creased the efficiency of marksman- | for him to visit them frequently, as | —The latest advices received today | mented by f the Young Me e second 5 reeal Maj. C. P. George, F. A., executive] “"The’ ship in the American Army to such |, result of which the inactive instruc. |Were that Guillimo Hillcote, ~the | Hebrew Assc the Youns third doses cc ulatior i pointed out, [ Maj. €. P. George, I'. A, executive} "The instructions point out | a point that many organizations have | tion of reserve officers ull over the | Argentine aviator, was still at Salta, | en's Hebrew 4 henron : BEDieS empt an officer from the | officer. of the Organized Reserves W that recommendations for an officer’s | qualified in the vicinity of 90 per cent | country is not what the War Depart. | Argentina, awaiting favorable weath- | hoods of the b Synagozuc written exa ation for promotion in ashington, has ]\« 223-| promotion slfould be made whenever | and a number of them have attained | ment would like it to be. Lack of |er reports before attempting the |and the Eighth and the any subject in which he has com program n«;__.nwm a vacancy exists for his assignment | 100 per cent. Col. b has ac- | funds, however, Is curtailing this im- | flight over the Andes for Calama, | Brotherhood of Sigh Street Dleted the correspondence course for | blies for cha o officers re-|in the higher grade and his promo- | complished splendid results in [izunta, moweverioianstaiing ebisiim: ingHCRaver el Anams fros Boal e findtns the 19231926 course x siding in Washingtor ; | tion is otherwise warranted. instruction, his voice belng the only | berves, and. little. hope s S e T O L e \ilio That 3rd Corps Are e | 2 v hygiene and first aid will| In conclusion, the instructions call | limitation. He was in charge of the |an increase in these | et i comran I T R ot | pocti e LAt LAt Move Cold Compour Ll R Subjece of "the November 2f fact that this new | interallied shooting matches held at |due to the economy program of the |ably will travel by rail to Calama. | headquarters c ] Price, thir correct information relati ) 5 | while at the meeting o] policy, expre Qivisions, in 1919, and it is | President il aitiEniaea At tant Sngilo UGG i ChiE S locatea | éents, Drigsits v quirements text mu n December 23 subjects | tended, o et < i infeill Wbt armalilion e 3 1on] dee (temningd e G nter b as follows: “In lieu of tests required | Wi Ene v for ubject under the headings | S the gener exam e s T heir reserve commissions. 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