Evening star., 1915-10-10

be known as Battery b, wal
the biggest event in the Ma
tional Guard of the Distrlc
of Columbia during the week. The or
ganization was formally made in the
battery armory, LIST street and Ind1ans
avenue northwest, Thursday night.
In connection with the formation o.
the new battery, the following ordel
was issued at brigade headquarters:
The following named officers and en-
listed men of Battery A. Field Artil.
lery, are transferred to Battery B
Field Artillery:
First Lieut.. George G. Wilson an6
Second Lieut.. Ellwood S. Moorhead, 5r
Sergts. John P. Kahler and John A
Hebrew.
Corps. Austin j. Hall, Gerald G. Nc
Grath. John H. Smith, John D. Powers
and Harry A. Cumberland.
Mechanics Max A. Walther and
Maurice j. CONNER.
Cook George G. Holroyd.
Privates Herman Adolph, Raymond
H. Ball, Emmett P. Bateman. Percival
H. Beavers, Archie F. Bernau. Frank
K. Bidmead, Samuel Bonaveries, Dan
iel ]. Breslin, Marion NJ Brotsky, Wal
ter r. Brown, Francis A. Cannon, Ben
jamin Chamberlain, James G. Conroy
William T. Cumberland. Garnett c.
Dement,. Jean c. Dinger, Edward F.
Downs. Walter M. Fogarty. Joseph J.
Garner, John A. Green, Charles E.
Greer. Ernest M. Greer, Felipe Guasp,
John E. Harrison, James c. Havenner,
William H. Hect,. George w. Hilleary
Marshall P. Hogue. James A. Ingra-
hon
Russell S. Knott. August F. Laufer,
Edward NJ Madden, Harold E. McCar-
thy, George E. McGregor, Paul L. Mil
Ter. William J. Myers, Neal D. O'Don-
nell. Ezra J. Perkinson. Homer A.
Power. William E. Rink. Hugh D. Ro-
bey, Pete Rockelley, Bernard T. Ryan,
Albert j. Scott. Charles ]. Segar. Eu-
gene v. Smith. Raymond F. Smith,
Karl Q. spiess, William F: stansbury,
Thomas w. Tarmon. Howard Taylor,
william w. w allace. Alfred J. Wells,
John w. West. Edward NJ Williams.
William H. Wright, De We're r. Wee
don. Lewis S. Mohler, r. c.; Edward
G. Mohler. r. C.
The following named enlisted men
from the Sd Infantry are hereby trans
ferred to Battery B, Field Artillery:
Edward G: Comegys. Company K;
Walter E. Thorne, sergeant, Company
Edward McDermott, Company A: Jo-
seph F. Harper, Company A; William
H. Miller, Company B; Harvey John
son. Company B: Lawrence Litz, Com
pany D; Ellsworth s. Cox, Company D;
John L. Ais. Company E; William H.
Denham. Company E; Harry T. Thorn
son. Company F; Lee f. Hillyard, Com
pany g; r. Baulsir, Company g; Will
liam Fiji. Company H; Jean L. Armour,
Company 7; Norris 2. DOVE. Company
t. E,-r r
ard e. Campbell. Company L: Leroy
Hartley. Company M, and r. C. Waters,
Company NJ.
The following named enlisted men
from the Sd Infantry are hereby trans
ferred to Battery A. Field Artillery:
Warren H. Pemburn, Company B: John
Selby. Company d; Edwin OBrien,
Company d; ]. Charles Cooper, Com
pany r; Morris Tapp. Company r; Jo-
seph Gargano, Company F.: William B.
digan. Company H; Frank r. Howard,
Company l: Raymond R. Robertson,
Company X; Harry F. Ardinger, Com
pany L: Griffin E. Veatch, Company L;
F. g. Kirtley, Company M. and Or
mond II. Butler. Company H.
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Members of the Field Hospital, N. G.
Il. c., are showing much interest in
the lectures and drills provided for
them under the direction of Capt. Bow
ker. Attention is being given by this
command to first aid work
The men of the Field Hospital, 1t is
asserted. will apply to Gen. Harvey for
horses to be used in training the men
on drill nights. 1t Is pointed out that
at the last encampment at Tobyhanna,
Pa, the men were required to ride and
drive horses in the course of their
for practice work during the interval
between camps.