Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04

EG1NN1NG tomorrow evening ana
continuing to and including the
10th instant the inspections of the
L. organizations of the National
Guard of the District of Column
hia under the provisions of section IA OF
the militia law-the Dick biil-will De IN
order. The inspections will be made on
behalf of the War Department by AdJt.
Cen Brett District of Columbia Militia, in
his capacity as major. LIST Cavalry. uniteo
States army. AT the same time the annuai
inspection and muster Of the brigade Will
be conducted by Maj. Alfred P Robbins,
| inspector general assisted by Captain Ed
ward F. Riggs. aid-de-camp. and Capt. c.
Fred Cook abide camp, District OF Column
bia Militia The inspections scheduled for
this week follows:
Monday general staff and general non
commissioned staff of the militia, at head
quarters.
Tuesday-Field and staff. I'd Regiment,
and the LIST Battalion of the I'd Regiment
(4th Battalion).
Wednesday4Third Battalion of the I'd
Regiment 9th Battalion.
Thursday-Field and staff, list Regiment,
and the 1st Battalion of the 1st Regiment,
at Center Market Armory.
Friday-Third Battalion, LIST Regiment.
The inspection each evening this week
will commence at o'clock, and will be in
light marching order with blue uniform.
cap, black shoes, uniform white collar and
white gloves. When practicable each in
spection will be preceded by a review.
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Organization commanders prior to the
nual inspection and muster each year make
it a rule to clear their decks, SO to speak.
nv icS,1ipo disoha rpes in the int eet nf he
service, and forwarding applications for
honorable discharges, based on removal
from the District, and for other reasons.
This year was no exception to the rule, and
a large number of guardsmen have, in con-
sequence, been separated from the service.
Private Frank e. Leimback has been or
dered dishonorably discharged by reason of
expulsion from Company B, LIST Regiment.
On their own applications Privates John
Corrigan. Company E, I'd Regiment, and
Thomas ludlow and Neil c. Mcdonald,
both of Company G, I'd Regiment and
Louis ]. Schroeder, Company L, LIST Regi-
ment, have been honorably discharged.
In the interest of the service Privates
Edward L. Winner. ir., Harry A. Boss,
Otis A. Day, Artie H. Gray and Robert w.
Grant, all of Company X. LIST Regiment;
Frederick e. Templeton, Company B, LIST
Regiment, and Eugene A. DAILY, William
A. Faulkner, William c. Neidfeldt, James
NJ. Pridgeon, William Turner and Alphoncer
w. Upperman, all of Company c, I'd Regi-
ment, have been discharged.
Honorable discharges, by reason of re-
moval from the District. have been issued
to Privates William w. Ely. Company F,
1st Regiment; Louis D. Bailey, Leo T.
Dugan and Elvin E. Knowles, all of Com
pany H, LIST Regiment; Corporal Edward
j. Cunningham and Privates Henry s.
vandevanter and Reverdy johnson, all of
Company c. ID Regiment; Private Mark E.
Taylor Company X, I'd Regiment: Corne-
Illus Harper, John w. White and Charles H.
Weisenborn, all of Company B. let Regi-
| md
Ralph Warters, Albert w. Adams. Charles
c. Jerman and Lewis w. Morrison. all of
Company III. LIST Regiment.
The seventh annual indoor games of the
Athletic Association. National Guard, Dis
trict of Columbia, will be held in the Ma
tional Guard drill hall. Friday evening
March q. The preliminaries will occur
Tuesday. March 20. The games will in
s50-yard dash. novice; 50-yard dash. con-
ISOLATION; 50-yard dash, championship A. A.,
N. G. D. C.; 100-yard hurdle, championship
A. A, N. G. D. G.; 220-yard hurdle, cham
championship A. A., N. @. d. c.; 440-yard
dash, II. NJ. order. championship A. A..
n. G. d. c.; S60-yard run. championship
A. A.. N. G. D. c.: one-mile run. cham
pionship A. A., n. q. D. c.; shot put, 49,
Mound, championship A. A., n. G. D. c.;
running high jump championship A. A., N.
G. D. c.; potato race. three leg race, 90
yards; company, battalion and regimental
relays and wall scaling tteam of four.
First and second prizes will be provided
for each individual event, with cup and In
dividual medals for the relay race and wall
scaling.
No one will be allowed to compete In any
of these games who was not regularly en-
listed prior to January l. last, as shown by
the enlistment papers on file at militia
headquarters. Spike shoes will not be al
lowed.
A boxing class will meet In the gymnasl-
nm every Tuesday evening, from 80 to
$50 O'Clock, beginning Tuesday, February
g. The instructor Is Mr.. Harry Sheehy.
kid Sullivan"
A wrestling class will meet every Thurs