Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
relative rank of officers of
the National Guard Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, January l.,
1911, is officially announced as


1911, is officially announced as
follows:
Brigadier general-George H. Harries.
liam E. Harvey.
Lieutenant colonels-1, Luther HI:
Reichelderfer; 2. Samuel z. Smiley; 8.
Glendie B. Young; 4. Anton Stephan.
Majors, Edwin II. Neumeyer; 2, Ar
| thur Brooks; ), Alfred p. Robins; 4.
William S. Hodges: B. Joseph F. Hodgson
6, Wallach A. McCathran; Z. Alexander
Summers; 8, Thacker v. Walker; 8, C..
Fred Cook: 10, Clarence A. Weaver;
II, Francis B. Wheaton: II. Boyd Taylor;
Ii. Leroy w. Heron; IA, Romulus A.
Foster: Is. George L. TAFT; 16. Charles
r. Luce; II. Clarence v. Sayer: IS.
Charles j. Fox.
Captains. e. Eugene Edwards: =
George F. Dudley; 3, Edward L. Web
/ ster; 4, Edward H. Brian: 5. Harry ;.
Richardson: 6, William r. McCathran;
| Z, Theodore P. Heap: s, Charles L.
Brockway: Q. Arthur l.. Evans: 10, SAM
uel Feland: II. Harry Coope: Il, John E.
Brooks; IL. John w. Oehmann; IA. AL
vim D. Hathaway: Is. Thomas s. O'Hal-
tloran; 16, William A. Pennoyer: II.
Michael ]. Ryan; Is. Frank u. Lakeland;
10. William ]. Bowman: 20. John c.
Whitaker: 81. Harry E. Burton; -.
Thomas S. King: %. James E. Walker;
"a, Edwin Fl. Neumyer, jr.: IS, F. H.
Heiden eich; &c, William w. Cookson
q. Warren d. Fales; -, A. B. Bennett.
jr.: %. Charles II. Bowker: 30. Robert
B. Johnson: 81. Duncan L. Richmond
81, Douglass s. Bliss: SO. Edward D.
Turnure: "a, Samuel A. Ward; 35, Ed
ward NJ. Nevils: sc. Lloyd c. Douglas;
81. John E. Moore: 3s. John C. Rooney:
! Uo1l William II
Beckstein: Al. Lucien B. Ernest; AZ,
Frank w. Holt
! First lieutenants-1, Charles A. Meyer:
2, Joseph II. Johnson; 3, Louis H. Pat
| terson; 4, Sylvester H. Epps; 5. Thomas
f. McAnally: 6. Ralph Alderman; Z,
William s. Wormley: 9, James B. Clark:
/ o. Claude A. Lindsey; 10. Albert B. Weir;
IL, Clarkson r. Sherwood: II. Harry N.
Stull: IL. Norris p. Walsh: IA. Richard
Powers; -. Conrad Praetorious;, 1S, Al
Davis: Is, Louis A. Clausel: 10. Harry C.
Werlich: 20. Albert Ridgeley; u, Oliver
c. Terry; %. Spencer Z. Bomar; %, Vir-
gil B. Jackson: "a, Herbert j. Bryson;
rnody: q. William B. hudson: Is. Harry
c. Caldwell; g. Thomas E. Jones: 80. j.
Harry Shannon; 81, Frank Z. Sharpless:
81. William w. Vaughn; SO, Edward F.
Davis
Second lieutenants-1, w. Laurence
Hazard; 2. Leonard H. Johnson: 3, VIII
liam l.. Mattocks: t. Will H. Chase: ).
John E. Smith: 8. Arthur c. Newman;
Z, Frank Lockhead: s. Ulysses r. Browne:
Jackson; II, Harry w. Klotz: II. Fred
j. Rose: 10. Harry E. Stambaugh: ii,
Clarence L. Adams; Is. Claude Burlin-
game: 16. Henry A. Wingate; IL, Frank
B. schlosser; Is. George f. Tolson: 10.
Edwin w. Fullam; 70, Tom e. Fawcett;
u. Herbert C.. Earnshaw: %. Henrik c.
Calm: %. Wilmarth Brown: "a. Chester
, NJ. Reich; 25, Louis c. Vogt: 26, Warwick
C. O'Neal: 81, Richmond Bryant; Is.
Clifford G. Gardner; 20. Joseph e. Ed
ridge.
Naval Battalion:
Commander-SamuelW w. Stratton.
Lieutenant commander-R. L. Faris.
Lieutenants--1. Joseph A. Dempf; 2.
Walter E. Burt: 3. Frederick H. MOZART :
4. John L. Johns; 5. Ross L. Fryer; 6,
| Franklin s. Durston.
Ensians-1. Joseph d. Falton: 2. Louis
| f. Brittson: 8, Walter G. Guss: 4, Percy
| NJ. Smoot: 3. Rollin N. Conweli; g. Marion
! G.. Donk.
/ Retired oficers-Col Richard A.
Q Brien, Col. Richard d. Simms. Lieut..
Fl. Parmenter. Maj. John H. Campbell.
rose smith. Maj. John s. Tomlinson.
Maj, Edward E. Rigg. Maj Francis j.
Woodman. Capt; Wilson B. Evans. Capt.
Pool. Capt. George G. Dennison. Capt.
Charles F. Roberts. Capt. Harry Walsh.
Capt George p Phillips. Capt. j. Harry
4 Bean. First Lieut.. William A. Duvall,
First Lieut.. Willard NJ. Farrow, First
Lieut.. William K. Scott, First Lieut.
Charles NJ. Putnam. Second Lieut. James
p. Leeman and Second Lieut.. Richard
| Baltimore.
!, The attendance Of the LIST Battery
showed some Improvement last Friday.
he number present being two officers
\ and ffty-two men out OF a total
trength of lob. This is the largest
attendance since the Gettysburg ma
neuvers. Efforts are being made to
have the habitual delinquents improve
their records. The non-commissioned
officers are working well, and there is
evidence Of some increase OF zeal among
the privates.
At the afternoon assembly Lieut.. vogt
commanded and First Sergt. Wilson act
ed as drfllmaster and instructor. put
ting the men through the usual foot
movements and standing gun drill.
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