Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
District National Guard

The commanding general, 3rd Corps
Area, Baltimore, Md, has detailed
Maj. Raymond F. Fowler. C. E., U.
is. A., instructor of the 103rd Engi-
neers at Philadelphia. to make the
annual federal inspection of organ
izations of the District National
Guard in compliance with National
Guard regulations. The inspections
will be made at the armory, 472 L
street northwest, as follows:
Staff corps and departments, staff
officers goth Division. Headquar-
J1s; Headquarters and Service Com
pany, 121st Engineers, IL am, March
sc; Company A. $50 pm. March Is;
company B, $3.50 pm, March 10; Com
Ipany c, $3.50 pm, March 20; Company
D, $3.50 pm, March 81; Company e,
pm, March &c; Medical Detachment,
$50 pm, March 2S; Company A, 1st
Separate Battalion, Infantry, $3.50
pm, March "a.
Adjt. Gen. Brett has ordered that
lists showing federal property in
counted for and total charged, be pre-
pared by company commanders for
| their respective commands and be
handed to the inspector at the time of
inspection. One officer and three en-
listed men must be present at the
| property inspection Of each unit. The
annual inspection Is a test of arm
iory instruction Of organizations in
order that the War Department may
have exact information as to the
state Of discipline and training OF
each organization, and of whether OF
not the organization, its arms
equipment and uniforms are being
cared for in accordance with regula-
tions and are In condition for military
service; also that the records and ad-
administrative papers of organizations
are being properly kept.
| \ complete attendance Of all mem
bers OF the command is to be en-
forced at the inspection of each
command and every facility afforded
I! the inspecting officer to expedite a
! complete inspection of personnel
/ equipment and recorda All property
including uniforms, must be in lock.
/ ers.
The regular drill Of organizations
of the 121st Engineers for Tuesday
March Is, Is suspended on account Of
inspection.
The 29th Military Police Company
which has been in process Of organi.
cation for several months. will no
be mustered in next Tuesday night a!
expected, but it is hoped by Lieut.
Raymond Peake, commanding, to bt
able to muster in the following Tues.
day. Recruits have been secured 81
rapidly the last week that only three
H more men are needed to complete the
organization. The following have
enlisted recently and will partl.
compose the first company Of mill
District: First Lieut.. Raymond M
Peake, 200 Connecticut avenu,
Bower. $50 9Th street southeast
second lieutenant; First Sergt. Rober
l. White. 23O7 Pennsylvania avenu
Quade. 1886 9Th street northwest
Harold T. Scott, 1912 K street north
west, and John M. Payne. 612k q
street northwest; COZ c1rp erals Jane e
west; Daniel B. Lloyd, 1912 California
street northwest; Aloysius B. Con
molly. 1885 Irving street northwest
Samuel D. Hunter, 1910 18th stree
northwest; John w. Adams. 229 {
street northwest. and Hallowen w
privates Leo G. Hessler, 270o Con
| necticut avenue northwest; John {
Yates, GIG 23d street northwest
Walter 1. Lyles, Landover. Md
Frank A Gunther. jr.. 1904 ED stree
| northeast; J. w. Hood, 1910 Delafiel
|
| ern. Chastleton apartments; Harry
Sousa, 916, 14th street southeast; VII
| liam A. MearnS, 1441 Q street north
west; John 7. Patterson, 1888 Far
| iroad northwest; Themistocles Plocko:
| ITO F street northeast; Charles Vac
| caro-, TAT 4th street northwest; MIL
! lard F. Ottman, ITO 18th street north
west; Newton Read, 1928 S stree
| northwest; Carl A. King, 1872 Raleig
street Congress Heights, d. c.
William L. Bondurant, S02 18th stree
/ northeast; Daniel A. de Sousa, 131
18th street northwest; Horace !
| Bruner, 1908 9Th street northwes,
| James H. Novotn, 1868 18th stree
H northwest; Fred Redmond, zoos lit
street northwest; Leonard K. De-
vecchio, 1417 Meridian place north
west; Samuel A. Delvecchio, 141
Meridian place northwest; Claranc
II w. Hammer, 3104 oath street north
east; Harry H. Hall, 725 nth stree
Il northwest; Ashton c. Bonnaffon, 131
Il liz New York avenue, Takoma Parl
D. c.; Leroy B. Powers, Room 81
George E. Muth, 1926 Decatur stree
northwest; Henry B. Daily, ISL
Longfellow street northwest; Guy :
ron H. Avary. Room 6o2 Y. M; c; A
1876 G street northwest; Robert
Burdette, 1903 18th street northwest
4 Edward A. Bates, 357 Cedar stree
nor Invest; Frank ]. Bastable. 124
let. street northwest; Donald w. A
len, wardman Park Hotel; Williai
H IT. Acton, 1913 u street southeas
Robert C. Vaughn, 1919 Pennsylvani
Ii avenue southeast.
III Much interest is being manifesto
in the specialist training school unde
III Capt, Edward H. Grove, Q. NJ.
Tuesday nights. Courses are give
/ in topography, map reading ar
reconnaissance by Capt. Grove, il
| II Guiding map sketching, drafting ar
II topography; map reproduction
Master Sergeant Fletcher F. Bern:
II dorff, carpentry by Master Sergeal
Sydney g. HUNT. and photography
IL Technical Sergeant Frank B. Kaye.
The following men have been d.
4 tailed to take a course in map repre-
II l duction and blueprint drawing, whic