Evening star., 1924-10-05

was organized last year and has
played several games, and last years
basket ball team is being reorganiZed.
A basket ball team is also being or
ganized by the F Company Club, and
games will be played at the Armory
each Thursday as was done last year.
1t is expected that a good team can
be obtained this year, and that sew
eral games will be played with the
26oth Artillery and outside organiza-
tionS.
Instructor Returns.
Regular Army Instructor Sergt. De-
witt M. Brandon, who has been on a
furlough visiting relatives in Charles
ton, S. c.. has returned and will be
with the 260th Coast Artillery of the
District National Guard during the
Winter. Maj Louis c. Brinton and
Sergt. Instructor Charles F. Coen-
shawk, also will be with the 26Oth
Artillery. These officers, together
with Maj. Walter w. Burns, com
manding, have outlined an intensive
program of instruction for the Win
ter months. including thorough drill
work in all branches of work
Maj. Walter w. Burns in command
of the 260th Coast Artillery. has or
dered Battery {. commanded by Capt
John ID. Bradford. to drill on Tuesday
night. because of the lack of armory
facilities. The following assignments
have been made to that battery: First
Lieut.. Gordon H. Ferris, Second Lieut.
James A. Fink, First Sergt John b.
Dawson, and Sidney S. Ball. Lewellyn
A. Biggs, Richard F. Blankenship,
David r. Campbell, Julian S. Cate,
Walter j. Delaney, David G. Dodic,
William NJ. Ebberts, Clyde S. Ed
wards. Bernard Felter. William J.
Foster. Frank =. Gideon, Loren w.
Goode, Jack Halem Paul r. Harrison,
Oscar G. Hawley. Earnest A. Hough,
Clifford F.. Johncox. Lloyd b. kidwell,
Russell n. King. Robert n. KIinger
Alexander w. Kramer. Harry Lepman.
Rodcrick Mcpherson, Edwin j. Nc
Carthy, Ted l.. McTwiggen, Leonard
c. Maker, John p. Moore, Oties Is.
Nixon, Daley Il. Oversacken, Richard
F. Page, Albert r. Palmer, Renzie L.
Palmer, Raymond NJ. Parks. Thomas
A. Poole, Roy F. Prince, Albert NJ
Rajotte, Frederick NJ. Reale. Nathan
w. Robin. Gordon L. Rowsie, Norris
A. Shelton, Charles W. Schellinger.
Harold l.. Schilz, Able Sher, John L.
Sweeley, William f. Tab1er, Erving
Vail. Thomas r. Wallace, Howard j.
Wilcutts, Thomas J. Wood Harold
Yoakum.
Assignments to Battery.
The following assignments have
been made to Battery A of the o60th
Coast Artillery, commanded by Capt.
Louis r. Gosorn. which is scheduled
to drill on Wednesday nights: First
Lieut.. John p. Shepherd. Second Lieut.
William j. Heale. First Sergt. Cecil
w. Burden: Sergts. Robert X. Will
liams, Edward d. Hedbom. Robert r
Daley, Haywood y. Saunders; First
class Prvates George r. Besaw
Leonard w. Carey, Charles NJ. Cook,
Donald j. Mccarthy Irving A. Merel-
man. Perry w. Michaels, Arthur X
Murrell. Maurice J. Orler, Ralph r.
Rich, George Notova; Regular Pr-
Yates Karl Fl. Axline, James H
Bramhall. Stewart G.. Carpenter, Dom
aid f. ConweU, Norman V. Duffy,
Harry T. Eney. jr., James r. Eagle,
Theodore r. Feldman, Edward r.
Forneyhough, Arthur l.. Fitzgibbon,
John r. Forte, Richard j. Fullam,
Homer +. Greenfield. Louis T. Hirst,
Perry o. Huff, John A. Kennedy,
Floyd B. Matthias, Frank NJ Megill,
Edwin Meredith Everett Miller, j.
Watson Morse, Henry T. Norson,
Thomas O'keefe. Claude A. Replogle,
Edgar NJ. Rich. Barney Robin.
Charles l.. Roetski. Kyle S. st. Clair,
Arthur T. Semple, Halford H. Shaw,
Justin A. Shook, David r. White, Lee
r. Wilson. Addison Wright, jr,
Aubrey l. Wright.