The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22
GUARDSMEN TO TALK WAR.
NATIONAL NAT Il GUARD: ASSOCIATION
ia WILL HOLD ANNUAL coNvEN-
T1oN DEC. 1914 THE PROGRAM.

The Minnesota National Guard asso-
cation will meet in St. Paul forts
annual convention on Dec. Ii and n.
Orders for the meeting and the official
program have been announced 'by Ad.
Jutant General F. B. Wood and Presi-
dent: George C.. Lambert. . The con
ventlon promises to ,be;one of the larg-
est and most interesting and beneficial
ever held, by Minnesota's defenders.
Enc program including the assign;
m 81 ,Y OF subjects has, been. ,announeedj
The Care Of the Magazine Rifle. Major
Frederick q. .Resche, Third Infantry, and Lien
tenant Arthur e. Clark, first brigade: "IIastv,
Firse Captain Gates Johnson
tain William H., Hatcher, military storekeenar
Adternoon, 2;o'clock: "a Drill in. the Manual
OF Rife Exercises illustrated on the: drill floor
1i,a a company Of St. Thomas cadets under the
direet1on Of Lieutenant Edward X: Massee.
united States army, Instructor; '"rhe Naval
Militia" Commander Guy a. Eaton, naval mil
tia; "A Night, on Picket Duty. Brigadier
General Joseph Bobleter brigade Commander
The Efficiency Of the National Guard, u, Brieo.
der General Fred B.: Wood, adjutant general
ADDRESS by the commander-in-chief John =, A:
Johnson; governor, of Minnesota; .+The Develop,
ment Of the Military Power Of the United
States, " Lieutenant Colonel William .Gerlach:
united States army, retired, ON duty with Min,
nesota r national guard; Company Cooks: What
Atteii Out!eS anu VINO should Instruct
Ihem?''' Captain William e. Steele. First In
fantry; Captain William Mflligan Second in
fantrX; Captain Rasmus R.. Sigmond Third In.
fantry. '''%
Evening functions: Theater party at the new
orphenm, followed by smoke social and Dutch
lunch at the Commercial club. =,
Friday session: practice Marches and Field
Maneuvers,' Major Edward s. Person, Third in;
1antry; Major Frank B. Rowley, First infantry ::
Captain Anton Schaefer, Third infantry !: ;;
THE Question Box" written questions on 'af1y
subject pertaining to: the service may be filed
with the president Of the association on or be.
fore Dec. Z and will be assigned to the proper
officer for answer under this heading '.~ c'
u, Courts Martial and Their Procedure, Can.
tain Elmer Hoidale, first brigade; Lieutenant
Harry L. Bulls, second brigade; Lieutenant
Richard D. .OSBrien, Third infantry. ,..r9.,. !
Security and Information, and How to Teach
It," First Lieutenant Edward X. Massee, United
States army. -! ->.'":. = -. =: I
Company Reserve or Veteran Corps as: !
Means Of Providing a Ready War Strength and
Keeping In Touch with Desirable Ex-members y
Colonel Arthur W.. Wright, Second infantry
Lieutenant Colonel Frank, T. Corriston, First in.
fantry; Captain Albert, F. Pratt, First infantry
Captain Albert f. Pray, First artillery.
>"Field and Line OFFICERS and the Enforcement
Of Sanitary Rules Major William H Rowe;
Second infantry. x, '.,% SO, =. .,,:,.s
'..why, Don't7we Have Better Attendance
at Drills" Major Oscar sSeebach, First infantry
Captain William G. Montgomery, First infantry :
Captain William 7. MolIiston, Second infantry'
The session will close with the election ct