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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1909

Page

9

Militia Leaders Pleased As Inaugural Parade Near

District National Guard officers express pride in leading the parade and guiding visiting units. They aim to raise the guard’s status, push for better armory quarters, and welcome Congress to inspect plans as the Ames militia bill reshapes the district’s forces. The armory on Pennsylvanian Avenue west of Seventh Street NW is a dilapidated fallback.

Charles M. Willoughby District National Guard War Department Army Navy Guard Union Washington District Guard Armory Pennsylvanian Avenue Seventh Street Ames Congress EB. H., Neumeyer Board of Armory Plans New York

Brigade Team Prospects From District Guard Details

The article lists officers and noncommissioned officers of Company II and related units, detailing promotions, adjutants, and marksmen. It highlights Lieut. Miller and Lieut. Sullivan as rising officers, with Schriver noted as a strong shooter likely to join the brigade team. It also notes past training success and notable prize wins for the company and its graduates.

M. B. Johns L. C. Bode F. E. Healey S B. Wetherald Lieut Jonns Sergis Schiver Brown J. D. Schrivier Sergi Smith Berry Hartsen Schriver George E. Cook Maryland Theodore P. Heap Second Infantry Jackson Morris Kentucky Engineers H. H. Leizear First Infantry Eugene Byrnes Samuel Peacock George L. _Taft Fliat Wan Morton Gadets Washington Heldenreich The Marine UnitedRtatsa Purttin Naval Meneuvers Admirel Dickens Algo Thost District of Columbia Manassas Tait Camp Perry Officers’ Association Brigade Board of Examiners Daniel B. Miler Third Batttalion Harpers Ferry Tyler Miller Leutenant Fort Myer Seagirt Marvin E. Johns Naval Mount Gretna Morris Officers’ Revolver Association Lieut. Johns -Ist Stasus Indianapolis Marine Guards Sullivan Marine Corps John B. Coffman National Fencholes Coffman

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