Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25
pvts. Frederick r. Sunderland and
John d. Cameron.

Pvt. DeForest E. Sessions, Medical
Detachment, 121st Engineers, has been
ordered transferred from the active to
account of business interference with
the performance OF military duty.
Pvt. FIRST class Charles r. Fisher.
goth Division Military Police Company,
has been ordered honorably discharged
to permit him to enlist in the United
States Army.
Corpl Joseph F. McCue, Battery B,
260th Coast Artillery, has been ordered
honorably discharged to enable him to
enlist in the United States Army.
The following have been ordered
transferred from the active to the Re-
serve lists of their respective commands
for the reason given:
Business interference with the per-
Torrance o. military duty: Pvt. Claude
B. Amidon, Goth Division Military Po-
lice Company.
Temporary absence from the District
| of Columbia; Pvts. first class Vidal Q.
DeJesus, Henry Strickland and David
r. Middleton and Pvts. Allen F. Davis,
Leslie C. Bell, Thomas S. Graves, John
w. Whiteside and Henry d. Green, 3d.
all of Company C, 121st Engineers;
Pvts. Francis S. Key and John k RAN
dolph, both of Company E. 121st Engi-
neers, and Pvt. Edwin NJ. Tansill, Head
quarters and Service Company, 12lst
Engineers.
The following have been ordered hon.
| orably discharged on account of re-
moval from the District of Columbia:
Pvt. David P Hubbard, Medical De-
partment Detachment, 121st Engineers
Pvt. Louis I. Watkins, Company A,
121st Engineers; Pvt. William A. E.
Hines Company A, 121st Engineers;
Pvt. James E. Foley, 29th Division Mill
tary Police Company; Pvt. Francis F.
Cole, Company A, 121st Engineers: Pvt.
Claude T. Redmond, Company e, 121st
Engineers, and Pvt. Fern G. Fawcett,
Company E, 121st Engineers.
The following have been ordered
dropped as deserters from the Guard,
as of the dates following their respec-
tive names, they having failed to attend
drill on or after that date, and all
effort to locate them having failed:
Pvt. Clinton D. Miles, Company E, 121st
Engineers. December 10. 1929; Pvt. Ira
Phelps, Company A, 121st Engineers,
man, Company A, 121st Engineers, Sep
TENDER 3, 1929, and Pvt. Howard w.
Groce, Company E, 12lst Engineers,
october IA, 1929.
At the annual meeting of the Ma
| tional Guard Association of the United
States, held in Los Angeles in October,
says a circular issued to officers and
men of the local Gfard, and at which
a representative of the local Guard was
not present there was unanimously
adopted a resolution pledging the sum
of $4,000 to equip salon in the Amer
lean Legion Memorial Building in Paris
| to honor and commemorate the serv-
! ices of the National Guard organiza-
ton in the American Expeditionary
Forces of the World War. The contri-
| button of is cents per officer and en-
listed man in the National Guard will
provide the fund which has been guar
anteed. The National Guard Associa-
ton has pro rated the sum to the vari-
Gus State and District units, and it is
| the consensus of opinion that the fair
est and most desirable method of raising
| the fund will be to afford each present
member Of the National Guard an op-
! portunity to contribute to the memo
rial. The Districts share amounts to
! SALTS.
To afford all members of the local
National Guard opportunity to partici-
!
mental and separate battalion COM
manders are requested to secure contri-
buttons from all personnel, enlisted and
! commissioned in their organizations on
/ the basis of IS cents per individual
| This is the first time, the circular
| continues, that the National Guard As
ISOLATION has been known to request
contributions for purpose of this char
acter, and it is believed that the pur-
ur0 ha triI txti Ny, ie
! quested is such that the National Guard
Of the District of Columbia will respond
| 100 per cent. The members of the Ma
! tional Guard were ready for service and
| served during the World War. The
commanding general said that he is
confident that I'VE are now ready to do
them honor and commemorate that
! service"
Members of the local Guard have
been ordered to don their cotton uni
forms on June ! and to have their WOOL
en- uniforms in their overcoat storage
rooms not later than June Z, where
they will be treated for moth preven-
ton and stored for the Summer months.
Pvt. Balm S. Lowen has been or
dered transferred from the Reserve to
the active list of Company D, 12lst
Engineers
Six units of the local Guard mus
tered sufficient personnel at Grill last
wsek to be placed in the classification
OF superior in attendance, the greatest
number which has ever attained this
| group at one time. Two of them, the
! goth Division Military Police Company
| and the Quartermaster Corps Detach-
ment, were credited with 100 per cent
attendance. The Others in this class
were: The Headquarters Detachment.
| Combat Train, 260th Coast Artillery,
97.05 per cent Company C, 121st En-
gineers, 9344; Medical Department De-
tachment, 260th Coast Artillery, $3.50;
Band, 12lst Engineers, Gilt.
The other units of the Guard. in
their respective classifications, follow:
observation-disclosures Detachment,
29th Division, 1919; Headquarters and
Service Company, 121st Engineers,
1888; Company A, l21st Engineers.
1888; Headquarters Detachment, 29.h
B, 260th Coast Artillery, 81,60.
Very factory-Company B, 121st
Engineers, 1868; Company F, 12lst En-
glneers. 1850; Battery A, 260th Coast
Artillery, 71.18.
Satisfactory-Company D, 121st En-
gineers, 66.66; Medical Department De-
tachment, 12lst Engineers, 64.7O; Com
Pdily "A, otSo infantry, 6S06. Battery
c, 260th Coast Artillery, 1888; Com
pany E, 121st Engineers.
The following officers and men Of
Company F, 121st Engineers, were or
dered on duty last week in connection
with the annual inventory of property:
Capt. George w. Johns, First Lieut..
John D. Powers. First Sergt. Ralph p.
Gilbert, Sergt Ernest S. Atchison and
Sergt. Edwin w. Saunders.
Pvt. Melville Wormley has been or
dered transferred from the Reserve to
the actiNa liSt aE GIa.,..=s..--