Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18

| - ROONEY. a infantry, Clarence ~
| Walker. ID Infantry; ~. William IL.
Beckstein, I'd Infantry; u, Lucien 3.
ernest. I'd Infantry: -, Frank w. Holt.
ordnance department: 10. Harry c.
| Werlich. I'd Infantry: -. Frank t.
| Sharpless. I'd Infantry: Is. oliver C. Ter
| ry. Signal Corps: ~. Thomas Il. Clark.
pay department; 80. Edward +. Davis,
! I'd Infantry; 81 Frank Lcckhead. LIST In
| fantry; 81. Edwin w. F'ullam. 1st In
| fantry; IS, Tom f. Fawcett 1st Infantry;
81. Hugh Stevenson, LIST Infantry. chap
| lain; 30. Clarence l.. Adams, I'd Infantry;
| IS. Will H. Chase. LIST Infantry: 81.
Thomas f. McAnally. ordnance depart
Inent: rs. Herbert J. Bryson, Medical
| fantry; 40. Warwick c. O'Neal. LIST In
| fantry; Al. Louis C. Vogt. LIST Battery,
| Field Artillery: A., Ralph Alderman,
| small arms department: IS, Herbert c.
Earnshaw. I'd Infantry: -, Claude Bur
| ingame. I'd Infantry: 40 Sylvester II.
| Epps LIST Separate Battalion: 49, C!ar-
| ence c. II. Davis, LIST Separate Battalion.
First lieutenants l. Joseph Fl. Johnson.
LIST Separate Battalion: =. Louis Fl. Pat
terson. LIST Separate Battalion: B. William
S. Wormley, small arms department;
1, Albert e. Weir. ordnance department.:
., Alfred r. McGonegal, 1st Infantry: g.
Albert Ridgeley, Medical Corps: I. John
Doyle Carmody. ordnance department: s.
William b. Hudson. Medical Corps: g.
TO- Richard Powers, ordnance depart
ment; II. Thomas c Jones. 1st Separate
Battalion: ~, Harry W. klotz, Cd 1nfan-
try; ID, George G. Wilson, 1st Battery;
Infantry: Il, George NJ. Lands. Signal
Corps; 16, Russell NJ. MacLennan. Signal
Corps; II. Frank B. Schosser, I'd Infan-
try; IS. Joseph E. Eldridse, I'd Infantry;
10. John H. Scharf, 1st Infantry; 90
Thomas Brown, 1st Infantry; p. George
A. Monagon. 1st Infantry; %, Clarence NJ
Dollman. Medical Corps; %. Eugene T.
Stephenson. Medical Corps; n. Wilmarth
Brown. I'd Infantry; %, Charles f. Smith
son, LIST Infantry; 26. Douglas S. Bliss
gan, Medical Corps: %, w. Laurence Haz-
ard, 1st Infantry; %. Lionel LIE G. john
ston. 1st Infantry; 80 William B.
Wall. LIST Infantry: 81 Lemuel H. Wind
Infantry: 80, Robert w. Hannemann, I'd
Infantry; "a, Charles NJ. Hammond, I'd
Infantry: 50. John L, Smith, list Separate
battalion; &c. Arthur C. Newman, list
Separate Battalion.
Second lieutenants. I, Ulysses r.
Browne, LIST Separate Battalion; .. Benja-
min D. Boyd, 1st Separate Battalion; 3,
RAYMOND A. jackson. 1st Separate Bat
talon; !, George f. Tolson. I'd Infantry:
). George A. Bonnet. 1st Battery, Field
Artillery: g. Harry E. Shilling, 1st Bat
, terry. Field Artillery: I, Everett s. Beall.
| LIST Infantry; $. Harry f. Burton, I'd In
fantry: 9. Dudley b. Howard. I'd Infan-
| try: 10, Jesse c. Sweeney, I'd Infantry; H.
Arnold c. Otto, LIST Infantry: Il, Francis
Martin, I'd Infantry u, Frank C. Hall, I'd
Infantry; H. Dorrell Dickerson. I'd Infan-
| try; u, Charles d. Sniffin, I'd Infantry:
| l6, Julian S. Cliff, I'd Infantry; IL, Joe R.
Mickey. I'd Infantry; is, William J. Ba-
con. I'd Infantry; ~, Frank A. Wedder-
burn. LIST Infantry: 20. Victor H. Dent I'd
Infantry: II. James b. Jones. LIST Infan-
try: -, Marsh A. Bodenhamer, LIST In
I fs mr. cost I,,V,,
| arate Battalion; p, Daniel Stewart, LIST
Separate Battalion: %. Herbert Z. James,
1st Infantry; 26. Print F. Shomette, I'd
Infantry; -, John A. Dusan, 1st Infan-
try; %. J. Ralph Fehr. LIST Infantry; -,
Alfred G. Schmidt, list Infantry.
!: i x x
Following is list of retired officers,
National Guard, District of Columbia,
with date of retirement: Richard A.
O'Brien. colonel. April ., 1909; Richard
| d. Simms, colonel. September 70. 1910;
Arthur Brooks, lieutenant colonel, July
| 10, 1912: Clarence A. Weaver lieutenant
colonel, May 16. 1913: John H. Campbell,
| major, July 4. 1863; Samuel L. F. Piper
major, July I, 1853; F. .Penrose Smith.
major, July H. 1909: John S. Tomlinson.
major, August 3, 1909; Edward r. Riggs
major. December 10, 1853; Francis j.
| Woodman major, December 10, 1903; Ed
| ward l.. Webster, major, August l.. 1872:
| Z. Eugene Edwards, major, November Is.
! i3l3; ChafIeS A. Meyer, major, NoVem-
Der 81, 1913; Wilson b. Evans. captain.
July I. 1863; George G. Denntson, cap
| tain, July H. 1909: Emil c. Schafer. cap
| tain, July 49, 1863; Benjamin G. Pool
/ captain, July 49, 1909; Charles f. Rob-
| erts, captain. January II. 1910: Harry
| Walsh. captain, July s. 1910: George +.
/ Phillips captain, October "A 1910: j.
Harry Bean, captain November 1. 1910;
! Arthur J. Evans, captain April IL. 1917;
! Frederick II. Heidenreich, captain. June
! I, 1913: William A. Duvaii, first lieuten-
! ant May L. 1909; Willard NJ Farrow
/ first lieutenant, July 10, 1903: Charles NJ
| Putnam, first lieutenant, July 80. 1909;
James +, ieeman, second lieutenant
July 10. 1909: Richard Baltimore. second
/ lieutenant. July 30 1909
/ The following appointments BY the
| President and casualties and changes IN
the National Guard of the District OF Co
! lun!bla are announced:
Appointments. National Guard of the
/ District of Columbia--Capt 9. Eugene
Edward, LIST Infantry. to be major. No
| venber a. 1913: Capt. Charles A Meyer
to be major November 10, 1913.
Retirements--Maj. c. Eugene Edwards
| n. G. d. C, November II. 1913 Mai.
| Charles A. Meyer, n. G. D. c., November
| 81, 1913
Casualties: Resigned-Ca Virgil b.
Jackson, Medical Corps. November l.
| 1913, Second Lieut.. Albert c. Adams. I'd
| Infantry. December 49, 1913. Died-Lieut
| Col. George Henderson, N G. D. c., re-
| tired, November 81. 1913.
| :. :: X
| Brig. Gen. George H. Harries, COM
| handing the District of Columbia militia,
+, is expected in Washington the early part
of this week. There are several matters
affecting the National Guard of the Dis
| trict which will be turned over to him
| for consideration when he arrives.
| Gen. Harries keeps in close touch with
affairs affecting the local National Guard
| organization, and lately he has been
of matters which require his personal at
| tention.
| & :: K y
| Maj. c. Eugene Edwards n. G. d. c.,
! retired, has called meeting of former
| members of the Corcoran Cadet Corps
for :: O'Clock this afternoon at the
National Guard Armory for the
purpose of forming veteran or
ganzation. The Corcoran Cadet Corps
| was formed before the law providing for
a National Guard became effective. Under
this law the cadet corps was taken into
the guard as one of its companies but
should be its officers. as was the case
when it was Il separate body, when the
officers We're elected.
In order to perpetuate the cadet corps
It has been decided to effect an organ
ization separate and distinct from the
National Guard company. and to have
in 1t all members who are at present in
the National Guard company, as well as
former members of the Corcoran Cadets
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