Evening star., 1912-11-10
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will check the attendance of officers ana
men of each company at close OF gar cry
practice drill. and VIII send attendance
slip TO battalion adjutant. who Will use
the slip in making up attendance report
of the battalion.
Company commanders will, IL possible.
detail one experienced shot for each nve
men attending the gal cry TO assist in
the sighting. position and aiming drills
and gallery practice.
.'All officers and enlisted men who have
qualified with the rifle marksmen or
better during target year 1912 or in pre-
vious years will not be required to fire in
the gallery. but will be permitted to do
during the time the gallery Is open
for voluntary practice. which will be daily
except Sunday November ~ To December
Il. 1912, and from January TO March
81. 1913 from ! 10 pm.
Battalion commanders may obtain per-
mission 10 use the gallery on unassigned
nights for their commands by applying
to Maj. Thomas :. King, inspector OF
small arms practice, when this does not
interfere with their regular program OF
instruction.
"The Naval Battalion will practice
aboard the L. s s. Ozark, and the lst
Separate Battalion I'm the gallery at its
armory. in accordance with instructions
and under schedules TO be prepared by
the battalion commanders and submitted
to headquarters for approval on or De-
fore November II. 1912.
"On Saturdays. commencing January y
1913. from S to 10 pm. except the fourth
Saturday of each month. the gallery Is
assigned for use of the officers Revolver
Association.
The schedule of gallery instruction from
November Is to December IL has been Is
sued and gives the assignments of the
various organizations as follows:
November Is. I'd Battalion. I'd Infantry:
November 90 Sd Battalion. II Infantry:
November 21, I'd Battalion. 1st Infantry:
November % Sd Battalion, lst Infantry:
November % I'd Battalion, Il Infantry:
November .6. 1st Battalion. I'd Infantry.
November ~, I'd battalion, I'd Infantry;
November 2s. I'd Battalion. 1st Infantry:
November %. I'd Battalion, 1st Infantry:
December }, Signal Corps Company; De-
cember T. ist Battalion. lst Infantry: De-
cember e. 1st Battery: December H. 1st
Battalion, 1st Infantry. The gallery Is
free" the I'd, 10th, 18th and 18th of De-
cember.
Capt. Louis T. Boiseau. 9th Field Ar
tillery. United States Army, a Washing
tonian. whose first mi itary experience
was as an officer of the 1st District OF
Columbia Infantry, United States Volun-
teers, during the war with Spain. is to he
ordered TO report here for duty as in
spector-instructor of the 1st Battery.
IN =.
nation has not been made official by the
War Department. but it is received as
final by those directly interested. Capt.
Boiseau is now at Fort Riley. Kan. He
will relieve Capt. Oliver L. Spaulding. jr..
who will relnquish his duties as in
Spector-instructor a most immediat ely.
Every man who wears a Spanish war
service ribbon gained by service with the
volunteers from the District of Column
b.a remembers Capt. Boiseau. He was
nd
turned out to be "a corkng good SOL,
dier-man'' He went to work to learn the
science of soldering and he evidently has
mastered 1t. His record shows that he
was commissioned second lieutenant in
the 1st DISTRICT" of Columbia Infantry
May Is. 1898; became first lieutenant the
following September. and was honorably
mustered out November 20. The follow
ing August he was commissioned first
lieutenant in the 41st United States In
fantry, a volunteer organization, and was
honorabiy mustered out July !. 1901. His
connection with the permanent establish
ment began August 22. 1901, when he be-
came first lieutenant of artillery. He re-
ceived his commission as captain in jan
uary, 1907. and was assigned to the Gtl
Field Artillery in June of the same year.
He is graduate OF the Artillery school
and of the Army School of the Line.
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Honorable discharges ION his own ap-
plication'' have been ordered by head
quarters as follows:
Sergt. William r. Roberts. Sergt. Err
nest c. Corkhill, Corp. Charles c. bu-
vail, Private First Glass Will f. Roben-
of the Signal Corps Company, and Sergt.
George II. Foster, Fie Hospital: Corp.
George w. Saunders, Company G.. 1st In
fantry: Private Wilbur Q. Manning Com
Thiel. Company X. 1st Infantry; Prf-
vate Arthur T. klotz, Company c. I'd
Infant v; Private Leon E. Wrenn. Com
pany NJ. I'd Infantry, and Seamans APP
prentice Paul NJ. Giesy, 4th Division.
Naval Batta ion.
Honorable scharges removal from
the District have been ordered as fol-
lows: Master Signal Electrician John w.
liams, Privates Howard c. Walther and
Liston Broadhurst, all of the Signal
Corps Comrany; hirst-class Private Pres
ley H. Ward. P-iyates Harry NJ Jepper.
stoi. all of the field hospital: Pr Yates
Howard Cannoles. Hubert Kelly, Charles
Lane Henry Reyno ds Raymond Smith
and Guy Worthngton. all of Comoany A,
James Z. Goodfellows and Arthur NJ. Pic
ciati Of Company ID. 1st Infantry: Sergt.
Andrew Stleffler and Private Francis ;.
May of Company G. I'd Infantry; Pri-
Yates Alex w. Yowell. Harry d. Whe
Ian, Lewis II. Davidson and Levy Brad
ley, ali of Company NJ, I'd Infantry; Pri-
Yates Raymond Jones and ElWood Medley
of Company d, 1st Separate Battalion.
The following have been ordered dis
charged without honor ION account ot
being absent from their commands for
more than three months:
Private Edward L. Flynn and Private
Meredick L. Fitzpatrick of the S'gnal
Corps Company; Private Michael Cady.
Company a, 1st Infantry; Private
Michael G. Walsh, Private John E. Del
sneider. Private Almond Keffer, Private
Charles E. Moore and Private Byron s.
Neuaent all of Company F, I'd Infantry:
Private Fred H. BoIden and Private
Leonard r. Blackwell of d Company, 1st
Separate Battalion