Evening star., 1926-04-25

set, SIS; high individual average, 20;
second high individual average, %;
greatest individual average strikes per
game. $5; greatest individual average
spares per game, SIS: high individual
game, IS; high individual set, 80; high
man each team, 81, and second high
man each team, 81.
The following games will be roiiea:
April 27: Company B VS.. Company =;
Company E VS.. Company e, and Com
pany A VS.. Headquarters and Service
Company. May 4: Company b VS..
Company F; Company A VS.. Company
c and Company T. VS.. Headquarters
and Service Company. May IL: Com
! pany G. VS.. Company f: Company -
VS.. Company f, and Company Il VS..
| Headquarters and Service Company.
May 18: Company A VS.. Company :,
| Company B VS.. Company r., ana
| Company c VS.. Headquarters ana
| Service Company.
| Special instructions regarding the
| number of drills which may be heid
by units of the local National Guard
have been received from the Militia
Bureau of the War Department. which
say that organizations are authorized
| to hold 13 drills in the fourth quarter
and in addition they may hold such
extra drills as will bring the total mum
| ber of drills held during the f1scal
year 1925 to 40; provided, that in no
event will any organization exceed AZ
drills during the fiscal year 1926 or
exceed the maximum of eight drills
per month authorized by law.
The 29th Division Headquarters De-
tachment is being organized, it was
announced, and in order to get the
best personnel in the regiment for 1t
selections will be made from other
units. Unit commanders will be in
| formed that 1t is the desire that the
best qualified and most efficient per-
sonnel possible will be selected foi
the responsible positions in this de-
| tachment. With this end In view,
regimental, battalion and company
commanders will be requested to sub
NIT to headquarters recommendations
| for the transfer of personnel under
their respective commands. The com
pany commanders will be informed
| however, that it will be necessary for
them to repace in their units any men
ordered transferred to the new detach
ment.
The training schedule for the 260th
Coast Artillery which Is to have Its
camp at Fort Monroe, Va, this Sum
mer from August to August %. has
been approved.
| The work for the organization dur
ing the two weeks has been divided
as follows: Two hours of training ir
military courtesy, personal and Socia
hygiene and first aid: II hours OF
drill: hour Of interior guard and riot
duty; hours of service training:
hours of close order drill. ceremonies
and field inspections: IS hours OF
craftsmanship; IA hours of practice
with service subcaliber rifles and /;
hours of instruction for gunners.
Col. John w. Oehmann, command
ing the 121st Engineers, and Capt
Clay Anderson. U. s. A, Engineer
Corps, instructor of the local Engineer
Regiment, went to Fort Humphreys
Va, last week to look over the bar
racks which will be occupied by the
Engineer Regiment when it goes there
for its annual period of training thit
Summer. They conferred with tht
post authorities regarding some Of the
details for receiving the local regi
ment, and discussed preliminary plan!
for the use of the reservation in train
ing.
IL Is 0enMteIy certain now tndt tn'
regiment will not be quartered IL
tents. In fact, plans have been made
for moving the 29th U. S. Engineers
I permanently attached to the post
from their present quarters, together
with the Quartermaster Detachment
to some other place and giving thi
place to the District Engineers. Th'
local troops will occupy some barrack
which now are in use, and some o
the barracks not now used, 1t Is said
will he fixed I'D for them The officer