Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-30

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Special orders were issued Yesterday
from District militia headquarters direct
ing the LIST Battery .sF'ield Artillery, n. G.
d. G., to move into the new armory,
which has been prepared for THAI forgani-
zaticn, the Signal Corps Company and
me medical department, exclusive OF the
Hospital Corps. at All and 47a missouri
avenue After the battery is installed in
The new quarters the Signal Corps will
follow, probably by the end of3'the pres
emit week.
The new armory was comple ted just in
time for moving before the first of the
month. Orders have been issued for the
members of the battery to assemble at
their old armory today at ! O'Clock, SO
that the men can move tier personal
equipment into their new quarters before
the field pieces are moved tDmorrow.
The following special orde has been is
sued from District militia headquarters
making up a detail to novel the properly
OF the battery:
For the purpose of moving the prop
erty of the LIST Field Artlli cry from .nel,
present quarters to the tenn porary armoIy
at All and 473 Missouri avenue norlh,
west the following name omcers ana
enlisted men of the battery Will report
70 Capt. Charles J. Fox. LIST flelo AT,
6llery. at the armory of the list Field
Artillery at $50 o'clock Monday morning:
First Lieut. Edward NJ Nevils, First
sergt. George G. wilson sergts Grah.
vile A. Long. George \ Bennett Louis
T. vogt Wallace G. McDermott, James
F.. ,Sirlouis and Charles F. Mullen, corp
Chester B. Peake and Prfv1ites wallace
e. Cousins, George h. Days, lar n "
HAYES. Daniel s. Herzogs George A.
.Ioynes Owen Lee. James H. McNey,
casper Orange. Harry Roberts: Neal. II.
Settle Frank J. Sloan, Edgar A Seltzef,
Jay v. Trammal, Charles +. Iayior' John
f. Thompson and William T. fudge.
government employees will be furnished
certificates of services for THE service re-
uuired under this order. -
The uuartermasaer's department will
furnish one wagon and sufficient horses
To move the guns and caissons before to-
morrow night.
The new armory is tE1ree-story build
ing completely reuodeles1. The Signal
Corps company will be qnartered on the
top floor, the battery on the second and
a boardroom for the officers or the med
zeal department is on the first floor. There
is ample space in the building for storing
the artillery guns alsd carriages and for
standing gun room, and on the second
floor is a large assembly and drill ROOM
Sergt. Shaulter V. Trus8ell, list Battery,
Field Artillery. will act as caretaker of
the building and National Guard property.
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Privates George H. hroriarty. Company
A. I'd Infantry, and Llewellyn Catlin,
Company L. 1st Infan try. have been dis
charged without honor from the National
Guard of the District on account of being
continuously absent without leave from
their commands for more than three
months.
Tie following named enlisted men have
been honerably discharged from the Ma
tiOnaI Guard:
private oliver c. Cox and Seryt Rush
NJ. Conklin. Ambulance Company; Pri-
fantry: Charles W. Reed and John P.
Miller. list Battery. Field Artillery Milo
B. Atkinson. Victor n. Heron, Frederick
J. Rice. Company f. 1sh Infantry; Musi-
clan John N. Donaldson. Privates Elmer
Bryant, w. A. Tomlinson and John III.
Taylor. Company B, I'd Infantry: sergt.
John J. Talcott, Sergt Thomas c. Rath-
bone, Privates Louis Heldmian. H. l..
Webster Frank A. Friess. Bower Hodges
H. W. Marlowe, Allen r. Sherman, Rob-
ert T. Ashby and L. c. Cecil. Company F,
I'd Infantry: Earl 3. Boyce. Company NJ,
I'd Infantry; James E. jackson, Company
b. list Separate Battalion; Augustus L.
Murray, Company B. LIST Separate Bat
talon: Charles c. Smith, Company c. I'd
Infantry. and Augustus Anderson, Com
pany /. list Infantry
Privates Henry T. Sinclair Ambulance
Company. and Henry H. Green. Company
G., I'd Infantry, have been discharged on
IL
The eleventh annual indoor games of
the National Guard Athletic Association
will be held at the Center Market Ar
nory Hall, Thursday evening. March 81
The preliminaries will be held Tuesday
March %.
The closed games for the National Guard
Athletic Association will be: Fifty-yard
dash. novice: 5O-yard dash. consolation:
5o-yard dash, championship. A. A, n. G.
D. c.; 22O-yard hurdle. championship, A.
A. y. G. D. c.; coward dash. champion
ship, 4. A., n. G. d. C.; 44o7yard da ash
yard run. championship. A. A.. ~ 6. D.
G: one-mile run. championship. A. A.
y G. d. c.; shot put. 18-pound, cham
three-leg race. 80 yards; obstacle race.
team of two: company relay; wall seal
ing, team of four, and equipment relay
race team of four
prizes for each individual event and indi-
vidual medals for relay races and wall
scaling.
No one will be allowed to compete in
any of these games who has not been reg
uarly enlisted in the N. 6. d. c. prior to
February IL. 1910. as shown by the en-
listment papers on file At D. e. militia
headquarters. Spiked shoes will not be
allowed. An entrance fee Of Is cents will
be charged for individual and 81 for re-
LAYS and wail-scaling teams.
The open events for athletic clubs, col
leges. schools. Y. NJ. c. A. and boys from
twelve years will be 50-yard dash, novice:
5O-yard dash. d. G.. championship; 90
ward dash, d. c. championship; one-half
mile run, one-mile run and relay races.
First. second and third prizes will be
given for each event except relays and in
dvidual prizes for relays. An entry fee
of so cents for individual and 81 for relay
teams will be charged The track Is six
teen laps to the mile. Entry blanks will
be issued February /.
Cant c. Eugene Edwards 10 manager Of
the association and Maj e. H. Neumeyer
president
The company series OF rife matches in
the gallery for January were concluded
Monday evening. 1.ieuts. Thomas +. Nc
Anally and Frank W. Holt acting as
range officers.
The scores showed considerable i'm
provement over those made in the match
OF the 18th, when Company c. ID Infan-
try was high with 200 as its total Com
pany +. I'd Infantry, finished with 3D.
points to it's credit. The scores Of the
several companies were az follows: Com
pany F., I'd Infantry. 90; Company G,
I'd Infantry. 21s; Sd Division. Naval Bat
talon. ZIG: Company X. ID Infantry. ola;
4th Division, Naval Battalion, 2lO: Com
pany I, I'd Infantry. Dos: Company l.. I'd
Infantry. col: I'd Division. Naval Bat
talon. 100: 1st Division. Naval Battalion
1885, Company F. I'd Infantry, 1870; Com
pany B. LIST Infantry, lSS