Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

northeast, band, 12lst Engineers: Lee
Fl. Roche. 1904 Fourteenth street
Company B. 121st Engineers; Alfred
Reinhard Grosskurth, 400 Fifth street
ortheast, band. I21st Engineers; Girls
polo q. Donate. I7O6 Pennsylvalia
avenue, Headquarters and Service
Company, l2lst Engineers; Willie O.
Handy, 63l q street, Company B
I2lEt Engineers: Henry Tetrault. Com
pany b. 12Ist Engineers; George
Jones. sac n street northeast. Com.
papy A, 121st Engineers: Warren
Jones, GAO II street northeast, Com.
pany A. I21st Engineers: Richard r..
Norton. 20 Rhode Island avenue. Com.
pany A, 121st Engineers, and How
land Il. Peterson, S16 Sixth street
Nnortheast. Company "A. l21st Engi.
neers.
IN Guard headquarters has received q
report from the Militia Bureau OF the
War Department showing the allot-
ment Of funds to the Guard for the
current fiscal year. Ofiicials Of the
Guard point out that this gives an
indication Of the amount Of money
spent by the Federal Government In
this city for the maintenance Of the
local Guard alone, and IL an argu-
AECAAt AOt A0NtA C0REDAt W bLAC VI kMAAlElk-
ton. The allotments follow:
Repair and renovation or clothing
and equipment, S474; maintenance OF
organization equipment. $276.50; gaso.
line and oil for armory training,
$l56.60; intrastate transportation 81
equipment and supplies, $l97.60 travel
in connection with instruction visits,
camps and miscellaneous travel, $3.50;
arfnory drill pay, $46, 367: arms, uni.
forms, equipment, ETC., for field serv.
ice, $3.50; maintenance OF quarter.
master motor vehicles. $500; miscelia-
neous supplies and repairs, $3.50;
sheet music, $50, and ordnance sup.
plies and repairs, t2,7s7, or a total Of
sec, $3.50.
This does not by any means repre-
sent the total amount Of money ex.
pended here on the Guard. There Is
an additional allotment for field train.
ing and the supplies in connection
Herewith, as well as the money car
ried In the District appropriations for
Guard expenses.
The District Of Columbia has been
allotted one vacancy in the class to
be held at the Medical Field Service
School at Carlisle Barracks, Pa, from
September l to October Is, 1896, both
dates inclusive. Capt. Stewart M.
Grayson OF the local medical corps
has been asked IL he desires to take
advantage of this school, and II O.
favorable reply is received, he prob.
ably will be assigned to this duty.
The local Guard has been allotted
one vacancy In the non.commissioned
oliicers' class ct the Medical School
at Carlisle Barracks. Pa. from Octo-
Der to November 30, 1925, both dates
inclusive. Members Of the medical de.
tachment Of the Guard have been In.
vited to make applications for this
duty. and the one recommended by
Engineers medical detachment win be
assigned to the duty.
Definite duties were assigned to the
officers who went to the Engineer
School at Fort Humphreys last week,
and many Of them were In connection
with the preparations for the annual
encampment OF the main. body OF
troops. Col. John w. Oehmann, com.
handing the regiment. opened the
school with discussion OF the Sum.
mer training schedule for the troops,
during which he laid down an inten-
SlyS pEO6fdNu Which, ne Will SApeCL the
ofhcers and men to carry out In detail.
Lieut.. George Hardin was assigned
the duty Of preparing training SEIZED.
ules and preparing schedules to cover
two possible rainy days during the
encampmeYt, when the troops viii not
be expected to take to the field.
Capt. Ralph s. Childs was assigned
the duty of preparing practical sug.
gestions for the care Of equipment,
policing OF the camp and preparation
for weekly inspections: Lieut.. william
I. Mushake prepared plan for
sketching with military equipment.
designating who should be trained In
this work, and detailed the difference