Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-27

National Guard now would be housed
in q permanent building OF It's own.
and would not be bounded with the
early prospect Of removal from one
building to another.
stafr sergt. Joseph r. Bordas has
been reduced to the grade OF private
in Company A, 12lst Engineers. The
following promotions have been or
seph E. Butler to be Staff sergeant and
Pvt. James A. Sparrow to be corporal.
The appointment of Second Lieut..
William A. Gornley, Infantry, as q
second lieutenant of Engineers and his
assignment to Company r Of the En-
gineer regiment was announced at bril-
gade headquarters.
At the same time the appointment of
Second Lieut.. william T. Roy, Engi-
neers, as a second lieutenant of Infan-
try and his assignment to the goth
Division Military Police Company was
announced. Orders announced that
both Of these changes were on mutual
application.
Pvt. William F. Keller has been pro-
NOTED to corporal of Company B, 121st
Engineers
Pvt. Russell A. LaGear, Company C,
12lst Engineers, has been honorably
discharged on account Of removal from
the city. - ~
The following have been ordered
from the active to the Reserve lists of
their respective units, for the reasons
given: Pvt. Joseph H. Medley, Head
quarters and Service Company, 12lst
Engineers, on account Of business in
reference, and Pvt. Thomas A. Re-
81 %a~
educational interference with attend
ance at drill.
Four Guard officers who hold Re-
serve commissions have been named
on board of Reserve officers to meet
here to determine the location of units
of the Organized Reserves in this city.
They are Col John w. Oehmann, COM
manding the 12lst Engineers: Mai.
Julian S. Diff, commanding the I'd
Battalion, l2lst Engineers: Mai. Ralph
S. Childs, commanding the 1st Bat
talon, 121st Engineers. and Mai. Ed
ward H. Grove. commanding the 18th
Division Headquarters Troops. The
other officers on the board are Col.
Melville s.. Jarvis, Infantry; Col. Lee
roy w. Heron, Field Artillery, and
Capt. Andres Lopez, Infantry, who is
named recorder.
Three organizations of the local mi
litia succeeded in getting enough men
at their last drill to reach the superior
classification in attendance, two of
them attaining 100 per cent. They
were Headquarters Detachment. 29th
Division Special Troops. 100; Medical
Department. Detachment 260th Coast
artillery, 100. and the Headquarters
| IJcH4Hhmnnf CR0fh ~kjl
1924.
The other organizations. in their re-
SpectlVe classlficationS, with percentages,
follow:
Excellent:. Band, 121st Engineers.
84.84; Quartermaster Corps Detach-
ment. 1898; Headquarters and Service
Company, 12lst Engineers, 1851.
Very satisfactory: Headquarters De-
tachment, goth Division, 1899; Com.
pany d, 121St Engineers, 71.2l.
Satisfactory: Company F, 121st Engi-
neers, 64.06; .29th Military Police Com
pany, 60.78; Battery B, 260th Coast
Artillery, 5000.
Unsatisfactory: Battery G. 2soth
Coast Artillery. 58.4e; Company C. l2Ist
Engineers. 57.38; Battery A, 260th
Coast Artillery, 5000.
Very unsatisfactory: Company A..
121st Engineers, 1921; Company B.
121st Engineers, 48.49; Company A.
372d Infantry, 1913; Company A.
l2lst Engineers. 47.62, and Medical De-
tachment, 121st Engineers, 1000.
Pvt. Harry S. Dundas, Company G.
l2lst Engineers, has been honorably
discharged on account Of removal from
the District. -
Pvt. Daniel p. K. McGreror r.