Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13
) District National Guard

Compiler. John NJ. Payne and Robert
L White; to be corporals, PriYatcs
Edward A. Bates, Arthur p. Cabe
Aloysius r. Connolly, Harry NJ. Hall
and Hallowell w Miller. all, of the
29th Military Police Company, com
manded by Lieut.. Raymond NJ. Peak
and Private John l. Voegler to be
! corporal in Company c, 121st Engi-
neers, commanded By Capt. William
+. Jorgenson.
Private John w. Gimme rnan, jr.
; Headquarters and Service Company
has been honorably discharged to per-
init Of his enlisting in the Regular
Army. He has been assigned to the
air service at Chanute Field. III.
Private Robert s. MacCready, med
ical detachment, has been honorably
discharged TO permit his enlistment
in the Navy. and Private John c.
order of the Secretary of War.
Private Earl V. Kibler viii be
transferred from Company ID, 12lat
Engineers, to Company f
Gen. Stephan has announced that
hereafter military leave certificates
will not be granted government en-
ployes who are members of the Ma
tional Guard for duty performed in
connection with the quarterly in
spection of property of their organi-
cations. Company commanders have
been directed 10 arrange for all prop
erty inspections during daylight
hours, if possible, but at such time
SO as to not interfere with the civil
employment OF nom commissioned Off
GERS and men Who may be detailed
to assist.
The commanding general has di-
rected that officers and enlisted men
take Immediate steps with their en-
ployers TO assure. their attendance at
the summer training camps. Military
leave with full pay Will be granted
government employees, and the entire
personnel of the guard will be re-
quired TO attend the annual field
training camp al Fort Humphrey, Va
from August 10 to August "a At
tendance at the preliminary training
camps is optional with the enlisted
men, hut il is hoped at headquarters
that as many as can avail themselves
of the training offered will do so.
Military leave will be granted &C
cordingly, as those taking the pre-
liminary training periods will be
utilized as instructors at the annual
enCampment.
the l2ist Engineers Tuesday night
will he as follows: Sis to 9, rifle
Workmanship. Training Regulations.
1905, section 1, and from to 9:45,
scouting and patrolling.
mated by the War Department a. the
unit reorganiZed following the close
of the world war to take the place
OF the Sd District of Columbia Infan-
try, and IL is to be considered as the
corresponding unit for all other pur-
poses. Company A, LIST Separate Bat
talon fcolored), has been designated
to take the place of the old lSt SeDa-
rate battalion of Infantry.
The following members of tho l21st
Engineers have been honorably dis
charged for the reasons indicated
Removal from the District of Column
bia. Privates Israel j. Cooperstein.
Charles T.. Goings. Alexander Monroe,
Claude l. England Winfred G. John
son and W. g. buckingham OF Head =
quarters and Service Company: Pri-
vate Earl c. Columbus of Comranv c
and Private Kelvin T Orrison OF Com
pany A, SerFt. r. c. Simpson and Pri-
vate Otto Hermann have been dis
charged from Headquarters and Serv-
ice Company by reason Of school at
tendance, and Private Willard l. Su-
deg3 by reason of interf erence with
business.
Capt Sidney Morgan. First Lieut..
Clarence ). Shields, First Lieut..
Robert q. Mc'artec and second Lieut.
Thomas 4. Lane will leave next week
for the Engineer School ut Fort
Humphrey. Va, for the course of in
struction being given National Guard
officers.