Evening star., 1924-04-20

enlisted personnel Lieut.. Col. Gladman.
up to the desired
strength with a high average or drill
attendance. Since his promotion
there has been a renewed interest
and enthusiasm among the enlisted
men of the local guard and it is felt
that by employing the Same meth
DDS of recruiting and organization
that he followed with his company
the regiment Will be recruited to its
maximum strength by the time of
the annual encampment and that 9TH
er authorized units will he completed.
First Lieut.. William +. Jorgenson
has been promoted to captain and
placed in command of Company c to
fill the vacancy caused by the pro-
motion Of Col. Gladman. Second
Lieut.. Hugh Fl. Muir has been ad-
vanced to first lieutenant. Examina-
ton Of several non commissioned Of
fcerS was held last Tuesday night to
select a second lieutenant to I'LL the
vacancy in that rank.
The following schedule of instruc-
tion will be followed next Tuesday
night for the regular drill period:
SIS to 3 o'clock, rife marksman-
ship, training regulations 150-5, sec
lions and 6: . TO 9:45 o'clock, scout
ing and patrolling (Bond), chapters
10 to -.
The military and naval affairs COM
mittee of the Washington Board of
T'rade is manifestinS interst in the
work of the District National Guard.
Several ef the committee attended the
review of the regiment last Tuesday,
whear commissions were presented to
the newly promoted officers. in an ef-
fort TO get in closer touch with the
organization. a short business meet
ing was held preceding the ceremony.
I.ieut Col Gladman is chairman of
the committee, Capt. julius l. Peyser
vice chairman, Col. Walter NJ. Bastian
secretary, and the following are mem
bers: Maj. William T. Galliher, Car
ence F. Donohue, Hugh Il. Rowland.
Col. william o. owen, Capt. Thomas
v. Ong, Charles v. Meehan, Gen. An
ton stephan, Paul B. Cromlein and G.
n McCullar. Col. Gladman, Capt.
Lane. Gen. stephan and Mr.. McCullar
are members of the District National
Guard A business meeting will be
held next, week, at which time the
matter of making appropriate recon-
mendations to the board for cooper
ating in the new armory movement
will be considered.
Lieut.. Robert G. MacCartee and Maj.
Ioa r Mickey of the 121st Engineers
have been appointed members or
committee Of the veterans OF the "a
Djvision. A. L. F., by Maj. Ten hah-
son ~. Ely, to cooperate in the new
1rmry maLLef.
Gn. Stephen has informed com
pany commanders that the war 10
ma rt1nent has ruled that tho prev1-
ousIv announced camp OF INSTRUCTION
for Specially selected enlisted men Oh
the local National Guard, achednied
to be held at Camp Sinfzns, Con9res
Hdehts, from June 10 to II, Will not
10 held. on account or lack OF funoS
Private Thomas J. Dawson has oeen
Uumoted to sergeant In HeaoQuarteIs
and Service Company, COMMANDED py
Capt Sidney Morgan. and assigned as
rness Hgeant. He is a graduate or
the school for cooks and bakers at
Aver Mass, in 1920, and was cook in
the ist Company Of the Coast Artil-
lery Corps at Fort Rodman, New Beu-
lord, Mass., during the war. he
served two years In Battery u, 30
Field Artillery, in the same capacity
He has a 100 per cent drill attendance
since his enlistment in Headquarters
Company.
o~ II. W. DinwAddie. Company
A. 121st Engineers, won second place
in the individual military champion
Ship match of the National Kline
Association for the 1924 gallery rifle
season, with score of 739 out of a
possible $50, being defeated by only
one point Lieut. George r. Grant,
Off1cers' Reserve Corps, made a total
scorc Of TO Third place was won
by z z Bryan Of thu 7th q. 8
Iafant4L With q a1nre Of 737. CEp.
niuWiffe has zen a member OF the