Company B is from the state at large and is made up entirely of Sons of Veterans. This company is one that will add lustre to the fame of Michigan and one she may well be proud of, as it is right up to the mark in drilling, finely officered and composed of men who are scholarly and refined to a marked degree.

     Captain Frank D. Buckingham of Flint has had much military experience. He enlisted in Company A, Third Infantry, Michigan National Guard, November 5, 1889, promoted first sergeant October 14, 1891, commissioned second lieutenant October 11, 1891, first lieutenant; May 2, 1894, and captain September 18, 1894. He served as aide-de-camp on governor's staff from January 17, 1897, up to time of his commission as a captain.

     First Lieutenant George Hubert White is one of the finest officers in the regiment in appearance and other qualifications. He was for seven years first lieutenant of the Devlin Cadets of Jackson and was also a member of the Columbian Guards at the World's Fair. He has a first class record for efficiency, is a man of high character, a strict disciplinarian and the kind of a leader that men love to follow.

     Second Lieutenant Frank T. Collver enlisted in Company E, First Infantry, Michigan National Guard, May 30, 1892, made corporal June 11, 1895, sergeant March 15, 1898, and honorably discharged at expiration of term of service June 17, 1898. Lieutenant Collver is an active young business man of Lansing.