Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1928, Page 54

District National Guard 121st Engineers, 65: 64.18: Bat- Artillery. 64 ¢ A. 121st Engincers, 63.34. The | C. Stevens, Headau Service c.unmm any. 121st Engi- 6 Third street, will to the United ”d med company is below a main- | 121st Dets s h Division Police Company. ., 260th Coast Artillery, —Company D, Head Very unsatisfactory--Medical Depart- Detachment, 121st Engineers, 44 121st Engineers, 42.82 William H. Crosson. Corps of jted States Army. - with the 103d Engineers at Iphia as been ordered to city to condict the al armory ections of the 121 1 td by the leadauarters of the ps Arca at Baltimore, Md has been re- Anton Stephan, ational Guard, s to whether the the of at k of the Spa rican ppears that no decision has nd the d fre- as to the time nited whether they i whether thev It ap- of the United '} a mobilization, and in these instructions. a order was issued. directing all s of the Guard to report at armories in heavy field marching a part of them to proceed t. an e with ceived supplemental uctions from the War Department riod of two ¥ apsed. directing a demo- of the Guard who have b the ma in local e sccond order was issued be- after the troops were ordered was foun avai ‘al) o g mindful of that h- | funds can be made TH been transferred from the active to lhri Reserve list of that organization on account of business interference with | of their military | the full performance Cumberland and | A I uties: Pvts. Pere Anthony M. Schaefs Having successfully passed the exami- § nation for promotion by commission. | Corpl. Willard L. Hammer, Headquar- | ters Detachmenit, Special Troops. 29th | Division, will be commissioned and assigned to the 20th Military Police “The War Department has announced (hat all estimates to cover expenses for | the annual field training period of 1928 | must be on file in the department not | Iater than April 1, 50 that ailotment of | The general poliey ! been laid down that all personnel | train with their respective units. | no departure from this will be ed unless it is manifestly to the of the Federal Government T timates it also was pointed out| must be based on the attendance of the | active National Guard, and nonc of | o on the Reserve list will be allowed art in any of these encamp- must and 1 cop ements of active who arc unable to m(rnd’ special authority must be ob-| i from the Militia Burean | The camp supply detachments will be limited to one officer and two n\|n> per vegiment from three days previou: | fo the period when the encampment is | to begin, and two days after the close encampment. The advance and | car detachments are limited to onc| iptain or lieuten and three men per company for a period of three days prior to the beginning of the encamp- | ment and one day after the cncamp- | specially needed for dry- ng of tentage, when three llowed: tation is authorized docs not exceed that of | ail transportation. and it is prob; that the local Tort to obtain this tra { the fact that 2 when tried for the first time portation of the con- encampments. How- tion of the entire will be for s year wher npk Va regiment of engiv er distance 1 they only went to Fort Hu s been recommended that they be S ‘wmmm 1o the viand Na onal Guard Camp at Cascade, nea: | Pr M, Md.. where a part of th ; i st St mer anc e back full of enthusiasm for this p site The War Department has issued ir that members of the Gua i parades. ilar exercises, shz the same as for an 4 paid armory SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, FEBRUARY The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle (Copyright. 1028.) Across. Grows white Strips of wood. Swedish coin Falsehood Monkey-like animal. Roman official. Female sheep. More rational Fnglish borough. At bay., Brother ot Aaron. A A Finish Moves swiftly The “Flying Colonel.” Down. Rods. Be Fruit. More certain. Metal. Not dead. oxist liquid. couch. So Wife of Adam. jonal Guard had State rific com- ons. camps of rifle instruction. four r more days of schools of instruction preceding camps. suffictent time so that all troops could have 15 days in train- ing camps exclusive of travel. larger ammunition allowances. more visits of Reguiar Army instructors to units, etc “It is evidently the intent of Con- gress. and all War Department plan and policies bear it out. that the Na- pged along. Consumer, Ventures. t Southe) Conjur tional Guard is to be used as first line | troops. subject to call at the same time| L O[NIG as the Regular Army. With this added and grave responsibility i 7 that in order that it efficiency might be in Ba 1928— PART 3. 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