Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-24
District National Guard


Company G: third, Pvt. (frst ciass) e.
]. Smith, Corp. H. G. Mills, Pvt. j. r.
Coder and Pvt. r. L. Jameson, Com
pany r. Time-I:32 Us.
Half-mile run-First, Pvt. (first class
A. d. Goodkowitz, Company e; second,
Pvt. (frst class w. E. Shipley, Com
pany A; third, Pvt. j. H. Smallwood,
Company c. Time-2:08.
Multiple relay race-First, Pvt. (first
class A. D. GoodkowitE, Pvt. Cfirst
class) T. @. Oyster, Pvt. j. S. Batman,
Sergt. r. A. Yingling, Pvt. (first class
L. G. Streitberger, Sergt. H. N. Boudi-
not, Pvt. P. A. Simpson, First Sergt
w. d. Putnam, Corp. e. J.. Borlik, Pvt.
cf,rst class e. H. Hili, Sergt. H. B. Par
sons. Pvt, (first class j. 4. MacPher-
son. Pvt. (first class G. L. Johnson,
Corn. M, w. Chinn, Lieut.. T. A. Riley,
all of Company E; second, Company F;
third. Company G.. Time-1:5S Us.
I0O-yard dash-First Pvt. (first
class s. w. Ross, Company G; second,
pvt (first class) T. @. Oyster, Company
y: third, Pvt. c. r. Cassassa, Head
quarters and Service Company. Time
10 is.
T., III. Kalhoun, Pvt. first elass) z. q.
DAWSON. pvt. r. j. Di Francesca, Sergt.
7 w. Mellick, Pvt. (flrst class r: l..
6ovs pvt T. L. Bumford, Pvt. (first
class w. E, Wilson, Pvt. F. 7. flames,
Pvt. ]. w. Cooley, First Sergt. L. L. GID
son. Capt w. r. Mushake, all OF Com
many 3: second, Company E; third,
Company D. Time-15 2-5.
Barrel-rolling relay: First, Pvt: n; T.
REYNOLDS, Pvt. (first CLASP l.. II. Kali
ho,,n pvt. (first class S. r. voorhees,,
pvt. r. L. Davis, Company B; second,
Company A; third, Company b. Time
i minute 46 seconds.
Mai. Gen. Stephan, COMMANDING tne
local Militia brigade and the Natlonal
Guard troops Of this city and the
States of Maryland and Virginia, IN
cluded in the goth Militia DIVISION, ieIt
here Yesterday for Cascade, Mo-, Tor tne
nurnose of inspecting Company A, 372d
infantry. the colored contingent OF the
local brigade, which is taking its annuaF
period of field training at Camp Albert
g Ritchie. The general was accom-
named on this inspection trip py Lieut.:
Col. r. n, Smith, adjutant general OF
the local brigade, and Capt. r. L.
walker, aide to the general MAJ.
Lusby, United States property ana dis
bursting officer for the local Guard
accompanied by Capt. CLAUDE Burhn -
game, State STAFF Detachment, went 10
the camp earlier In the week to assist
in the preparation Of the pay rolls ana
to inspect the property.
Orders have been issued 10 COM
manding officers of each company ana
separate detachment to personally in
spect, prior to September l, all wooden
clothing and wooden equipment OF their
respective units which has been stored
in separate storage rooms, with a view
to determining whether moths are In
the rooms and whether any damage
has been done the clothing or equip
ment. The officers have been directed
to report the results of the inspections
to the brigade headquarters, through
the regimental and separate battalion
commanders.
The following officers have been de-
tailed for duty at the District OF Co
lumbia Guard rifle range to conduct
record practice, and to perform such
other duty as may be assigned them by
the executive officer of the range. They
are required to report at the range at
o'clock on the mornings OF the days
assigned them:
August "a: Capt. William I. Mushake,
chief range officer, in charge of the
target range; First Lieut.. M. A. Miller,
260th Coast Artillery; Second Lieut..
Samuel w. Marsh, 121st Engineers.
August 81: Capt. William I. Mushake
in charge: First Lieut.. Walter A.
Knight, 121st Engineers; Second Lieut..
Oswald H. Milmore, 260th Coast Ar
tillery.
September 81: First Lieut.. E. A. Nc
Mahon, chief range officer in charge of
range; First Lieut.. Pearson G. Conlyn,
12lst Engineers; Second Lieut.. C. w.
Royston, 260th Coast Artillery.
CcYafoY1k,ay Tirct jaiIt Ea-
Mahon in charge; First Lieut.. James r.
Quade, 121st Engineers; Second Lieut..
Percy o. Huff, 260th Coast Artillery.
September 81: First Lieut.. John D.
Powers, 121st Engineers; Second Lieut..
Louis M. Swingle, 260th Coast Artil-
lery.
September %: First Lieut.. Willard L.
Hammer, Infantry; Second Lieut..
Henry B. Cockrell, Quartermaster
October 5: First Lieut.. John @. May,
121st Engineers: Second Lieut.. Max G.
D. Prentice, 260th Coast Artillery.
October IL: First Lieut. Lincoln s.
Jones, 121st Engineers; Second Lieut..
Lee j. Ruiz, 260th Coast Artillery.
october 10: First Lieut.. Joseph r.
Fitzgerald, 121st Engineers; Second
Lieut.. Merrill d. Reich, 10th Military
Police Company.
October 26: First Lieut. r. A. Riley,
421st Engineers; Second Lieut.. Clifton
H. Jet, 260th Coast Artillery.
The training program for the Guard
mapped out by the 3rd Corps Area
Headquarters at Baltimore says that all
organizations are required to conduct
| range practice or service practice with
the arms with which equipped, as fol-
lows: Organizations armed with rife
are to fire Course D: organizations
armed with pistol or revolver, will fire
the diSmounted course; machine gun
organizations to FIRE Course b; Field
and Coast Artillery will omit service
practice when engaged in combined
training with other arms or places
where firing ranges are not provided.
The order also directs where range
facilities are available, such as IN this
city, organizations armed with the rifle,
pistol revolver or machine gun will
complete their range practice during
the armory period. No instruction in
preparatory exercises, rife and pistol
craftsmanship, except for recruits and
unusually backward men, will be
allowed during the period of field train
| ing, and individuals or units which
have not received such instruction, in
prescribed tests will not be permitted
to fire. Firing during the field train
ing period will be limited to instruction
and record practice and such combat
| firing as is necessary in connection with
| the execution of small problems.
| The headquarters points out that
each State should send a well trained
team to the national rife matches at
Camp Perry, Ohio, and adds that a
carefully planned selection of person
mel by competitions continuing through
out the year will determine early the
men who have the necessary ability
| to merit consideration. State author
| tiles are authorized to prescribe certain
courses to be fired at home stations
and to direct that reports of each