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

]. r. Borda; Company 3, Private D.
Garretson; Company c, Private r. V.
Garrison, Corpl. G. l.. Fajardo, Private
J. c. Caltibiano and Private Gary r.
+. Hume; Company d, P. A. Macca-
ronni; Company E, Sergt. J. v. Sass
Ter. and Company F, Private o. B.
Rowe. The zinc etching process is
to be used and instruction will be
offered under competent instructors,
The reproduction plant and dark
rooms have just been completed. All
enlisted men interested are advised
to report to Capt. Grove. The latter
will be assisted in map reproductioi
and photography by Sergt. Frank B
Kaye.
Moving pictures of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars in the parade at Nor
folk last summer will be shown at
the armory Tuesday night. Many
Washington men are included. Sergt.
Arthur l. Millmore of Company
will be in charge Of the exhibition.
Three men have been detailed from
each company of the 121St Engineers
for rife practice in the gallery each
Tuesday night. Sergt. Mai. Henry H.
Meares is instructor.
Lessons in fencing are being given
Friday evenings at 1890 o'clock in the
gymnasium by Mr.. Nelson for the
benefit Of guardsmen.
A smoker, with refreshments, was
given the men of Company F last Tues
day night by Lieut.. Thomas A. Lane.
commanding. Private Elwood Engle-
hart made perfect score in the indoor
rifle match last week.
A large audience witnessed the
basket ball games between the Prin-
cess A. c. sextet VS.. the Ohio A. I.
and Company c team vs.. the In
,, The C company team is one OF the
strongest of its class in the city.
Capt. Harry E. Gladman Is command
ing officer. First Lieut.. William F.
Jorgenson, athletic officer and Sergt.
held each Thursday night and dane
ing follows all games, with music con.
Quoted by Meyer Goldman, leader OF
the National Guard Band.
The Capital Cadet Corps players OF
Company A, 121st Engineers, staged
| Looking for Mary Jane" at Gonzaga
College last Wednesday and Thurs
day nights. Lieut.. Roy w. keesee IS
commander of the corps. The organ.
iZation is planning the production or
another play soon.
Company F, 121st Engineers, mus
tered in several weeks ago, has been
| federally recognized. 1t starts the
new year with the following, some or
! whom were transferred from other
| organizations. but most or them re-
| Gently recruited:
Second Lieut.. Thomas A. Lane. COM
manding; First Sergt. John S. Owens,
| Staff Sergt. Madison r. Smith, Sergts.
| William G. Rose, George w. Jonns'
James E. Bailey, Charles =. Riley
| and William D. Stueler: Corporals
William o. Burbage, Francis E.
| Manion, James F. Casey. Louis Hunt
| and Arthur l. Millmore; Privates
! first class) Lester l. Butler, Louis A.
D'Aiutolo. Raymond A. Gallatin, Will
| liam E. Green, John w. Jackson, Nc
Kiniey o. James. Henry J. Krumm,
Herman H. Lavenroth, Fred P. Myers
| and Everett L. Pines; Privates Kyle
| c. Andrus, Harvey E. Bell, James A.
Bell, Martin J. Burke. Thomas II.
Burns, Julian j. Cook, Hugh J. Craw-
! ley, Harry J. Daniels, Ellwood l..
| Englehart, Wilbur Doyle, Lee F. Gas
| keIl, William H. Gates, Edgar B.
! Hilley, George H. La Due. Grin M.
Lake, Francis A. Lane, William 6.
| Levdahl, Frank B. Lewis. Alfred w.
Luitich, Clifton j. McCullar, Albert '.
| McHenry, jr.: Arthur H. Manful,
Thomas F. OConnor, Francis j. Pei
| land, Herndon Pringle, Ormand V.
| Rowe, David J. Stevens. Harry A.
Sweeney, Charles L. Thompson. Ed
ward T. Van Keuran, David A.
Walker, John D. WEIGH and Fred A.
| White.
Private Henry ]. Krumm, jr.. has
been promoted to sergeant in Com
pany F and placed in charge of
athletics.