Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05
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Thomas V. Barb, 5O-yard novice. 44O-yard
championship and shot-put: Percival w.
Gibson. 4N-yard championship, obstacle
! race and shot-put: Jack Wood. J0-yard
novice and 44O-yard championship; Will
liam r. Saltman, 44O-yard championship.
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Capt. Michael j. Ryan and Lieut..
Leonard Johnson, both of the 1st Regf-
ment, n. G. d. c.. have resigned.
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Capt F. J. lakeland has accepted a
commission in the regular army, he now
being a second lieutenant of infantry, his
commission dating from February %.
For some time past he has been con-
nected with Company x. I'd Infantry,
on various military schools in anticipa-
ton of his commission in the regular
army. Company KS actual commander
has been and is Capt. Earnest.
Lieut.. Lakeland has not been assigned
to post by the War Department yet.
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Beginning tomorrow night the I'd Regi-
ment will start in for a strenuous month S
work. Practical drill WORT has been
scheduled by Col. Harvey, with the in
tention of putting the regiment into zap
pie pie order for the big inspection,
which will be announced soon.
Tomorrow night the companies will
start in for a weeks practice in company
drill and the manual of arms. Especial
attention will be given to the exercise of
inspection in light marching order will
take up the week Of March ID.
The following week practice inspection
in heavy marching order will hold the at
tention Of the companies. The details Of
previous orders relative to the annual in
spection will be complied with in this
week. Capt. F.. H. Heidenreict, Lieut.
Thomas i. McAnnally and Capt. f. W.
Holt have been ordered to assist in the
inspection of rifles.
Between March 20 and March 81 every
rifle in the regiment will be inspected by
the officers of the small arms. firing and
ordnance departments. Reports of each
rifle will be made to the adjutant The
rifles of the I'd Battalion will be inspected
| by Capt. Heidenreich, those of the Sd by
Capt. Holt and those of the LIST by Lieut.
McAnnally.
The making and opening of packs, as
prescribed in paragraph 4S6 of the In
fantry Drill Regulations, United States
Army, will claim the attention of the I'd
Regiment during the week of March -.
Promotions to rank of sergeant in the
I'd Regiment, n. G. j.. c., have been made
as follows: Corp. Nathan NJ. holland.
Company l.: Corp. Fred Watson. Com
pany l.; Corp. Louis Winner, Company b;
Corp. Joseph II. Wetzel, Company A.
Privates Robert N. Rogers and Harry
III. Barrows. both of Company 3, I'd Regi-
ment. have been promoted to rank OF cor
poral.
Sergt. William c. Robbins, Company II.
I'd Regiment, y. G. D. c., has been ap-
pointed color sergeant and transferred
to the regimental non-commissioned staff
First Lieut.. Harry c. Werlich has been
appointed acting reginlental quartepnlaS-
ter of the I'd Regiment
Officers of the I'd Infantry recently pro-
NOTED to rank of first lieutenant have
been assigned to duty follows: First
Lieut. IL. w. Klotz to Company C; First
Lieut. Fred J. Rose to Company a: First
Lieut. Henry J. Stambaush to Company
B. First Lieut. Clarence l.. Adams to
Company G.; First Lieut.. Claude Burlin-
game to Company D; First Lieut.. Henry
A. Wjngate to Company I.
Upon the recommends ton of the COM
manding officer of the Signal Corps Com
pany, Sergt. Samuel Tierney, Signal Corps
Company, has been ordered reduced to
the ranks.
On their own application the following
privates have been ordered honorably dis
charged:
Robert Davidson. Signal Corps Com
pany; Stephen Smith. Ambulance Com
pany; II. Donovan Queen. Company A.
LIST Separate Battalion; William Brown.
1st Senarate Battalion.
!betdISe u ItiIiosSi iIofl tic IpSlfiCt
the following have been ordered honor
ably discharged:
Private Edward w Bell, Company 4,
I'd Infantry; Private Edward Gaskins,
Company d, LIST Separate Battalion.
On certificate of disability. honorable
discharges have been ordered for Corp.
Levi Austenson. Company G. I'd Infan-
| try, and for Apprentice Seaman Adam
+. Medals. 1st Division, Naval Battalion.
| The following privates have been or
dered discharged without honor from the
National Guard on account of being con-
tinuously absent without leave from their
commands for more than three months:
John S. Kinds. Leon kahanor, George
| Parrezo, Samuel Tierney w. &. johnson.
Victor Jaeger, all of the Signal Corps
| Company; Archie Mckenny, Jed West.
| James r. Williams, all of Company -.
| 1st Separate Battalion.