The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 23

By Lieut. Charles E. Keegan. Brigadier General H. A. Drum, U, 8, A., chief instructor of National Guard officers in this State, has been making the rounds of the reeiments und addressing the officers, ‘The Gen- eral, in a talk at the Seventysfret Regiment the other night, said thut the National Guard had woh a new place in the natian's preparedness Programme because of the excellent reports submitted to the War Depart- ment from inspectors throughout the country. “The National Guard," said General Drum,” has been placed on a high plane throughout the country. As an MBoreanization for the defense of the country, it is now in excellent shape. We will continue to see a growing soltdarity between this branch and the yeguiar army." General Drum, who served as Chief © Staff for the Firat Army, A. EB. F., and as commandant at the Service Bchoo! at Fort Leavenworth, added that New York State was leading the nation and had amazed those in au- thority In its ability to reorganize the National Guard for Federalization. Major John J, Byron, commanding the first battalion, 14th Regiment, has been assigned by Colonel Frederick W. Baldwin as chief recruiting officer for the reginfent. He has organized f@ new committee and will canvas the 400 Brooklyn and Long Island men who recently finished the course at the Citizens’ Military Training Camp, in an attempt to recruit the regiment. Lieut. Michael J. Davidson, who ts handling the athletics at the 11th, 1s already busy organizing a basket ball team to compete for the Adjutant General cup, which was recently pt up by General J, Leslie Kincaid as one of the trophies in the annual M A. L, activities. Col, Baldwin, anxious to have the 14th lead the way, has mapped out an ambitious programme for the rifle: en and pistol ghots of his command. Enlisted men been organized in four classes, freshmen, juniors and seniors. There will be weekly regimental competition, The riflemen will pass from the freshmen class into the sophs under Lieut. Daniel Dove, then to the juniors undec Lieut. Sidne Le Boutellier and thence to the seniors under Capi. John Hopkins, inspector instructor. The survivors vill compos® the 4th team, which will be sent through- out the country and even abroad to compete. sophomores, A motor straw ride for the then of the 101th. Field Ar- tillery, In monster autos, bedded down like the old farm wagons, the command will go to their country farm at Babylon, next Saturday night. Col, John T. Delaney and Capt. Howard R. Humphrey of Bat- tery F, will supervise the officers end of the programme and a_ beefateak spread will be had at the close of the ride. The mounted basket ball reason will open at the 104th armory at No. 1988 next Saturday night. Bat-~ ‘apt, William C. Stone, com- will engage Battery E, tn of Capt. Robert L. Russell. Dancing will follow the game. Capt. William Kelly of Company D, 165th, left last night for St, Paul Minn. He is on a leave of absence for one month. Lieut. Leo Chisholm will command the outfit during Capt. Kelly's leave. 5! A new athletic association hae been formed at the 212th Artillery, Ant-Air Craft. At a meeting at the armory last night the following offi- cers were elected for the year: Pri- vate Andrew K. Zabavnik, President; Sergt. Gordon Keen, Vice President; Private F. Pulise, Sergt. Thomas McDonnell, 8 CREDIT TERMS ae Delivers teed {;Piece Dining, Room Suite Koynl Fasy Cha Bice tiving "oor ‘Saite “aphio stered) 4-Pieg Libral Bedroom Salte Table, m 104 108d_st Nubway Station 2 bincke owns FisHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE BET. 1037 & 104" ST THE EVENING WORLD, 1 Private Jack Campion, varge to the M. A. L. U. Lieuts, Monroe May hoff, Lewis W. 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