The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-30

Hodgsun throughout the year, his chance
for winning the driIl will be OF the best
The sergeants are all good men ana ca
be deperde1 upoG to do theft share t"wan
the success OF the company. They are:
r Weyr;ci,. first: Ford E. Young. second
Clarence c. wcidemah, third; Frank
AT Lee. fourth: and ii. {. Lehman, fifth
Owiag 10 there being only two-ye1
course at this school, which results ia th'
attendance OF only a few second yea
| &C diets, who are exhausted by the appoint
nreiit of the commissioned officers AMI ser
! geants there are only recruits left from
whom TO select corporais. aud, as There is n'
| record by which 10 choose them. thesf
| EoE-Uomnissiorieo officers will not he APP
! pr in, cd Until after the marks OF the first
year cadets are DEF srrnIled NJ the end vi
| the flfA quarter"
| The comI.a yis fiji Y one strong, the forty
three nsen IN tn. ranks being,
/ X. ii Armour. n. j. Atwell, Thomas r
Ballenger, f. j. Brunner. George A. 8essler
] ". II Clarke, T. Craigen, g. l.. Curtiss, W
pougherty. Milton Ernest, F. II. EVANS
c. Everett, william +. Godrou, Nj. +
Goring, +. b. Haas, j. Z. Lans,lall Daniel
Leo, Leslie LYMAN, H. q. Mackenzie,
Howard Mckinley, Thomas C. Maddux
Charlie +. May, W. NJ. Miller, F. Mont
! gumery, c. Nottingham, J. W. OelnaBn
| II. NJ. Off"tt, william T. Poole, Fred A
Ray, f. G. Ricamore, B. Sharer, r. l.. shan
non, r. Shevar. G. NJ Shinn, c. T.. Sis, W
| i. Spelshouse, Ga rfie'd Street, +. Il. ynlan-
| oskie, II. l. vandeventer, A. S. Weaver, r.
+. Whitney, r. Wilkerson and Franz Wolfe
Tie two companies at the Eastern School
ar, always well matched and of an excel
! lent standing There being two companies
at the siliie school creates n strong rivalrs
ana In their endeavors tn surpass one an
other they always reach a high standard
I'm their drilling.
Company + is commanded 10y Capt. F. B.
Saegmuller, xho Is an experienced Off
Ger AMI :. good d,SciDlinarian His TIVE
heUtenanjs, George Smith and f. +. r.
Parse, are both good soldiers, who promise
To do all that IL required OF them IL a
thoroughly creditable manner. The SER
geants OF the company are ID. y. Hoover,
first; J ID. Rhodes, right guide; j. Ford, left
gnide; j. y. Meior and f. DE Grain.
The Roster OF the company is as follow 3:
Ccrporals--F. H. Bademan, r. c. Hilder,
privates-S w Adams, b. p, Bagiy,
p f. Boyle, s. r. Boynion, T..
]. Briggs, II A. Candee, F. j. De
Mel. w. W. Fleharty, W G. GalBher
Green, G. A. Griffin, w. q. Guy, II. r..
Hun, q A Hutchinson. X. McNaught, j.
f. Madden. X. q. Marsh, x II. oleson. +. c.
Palmer, ". X Powell. j. q. PTats, T j.
Rice. w. Richards.C r. Sanderson W. A.
Smell, l.. Stark, :. y. StoTmbraker. r. Y
S1Iiivdr, q. W. Swift and r. II. Webster
Capt. George Hoover, of Company u,
is one OF the most popular boys at the
scli,pl au;i ~ bound 10 make good show
inc with Ills company He H. an excellent
tactiCian and has the confidence % all
his men. First Lieut. f. Embrey and Sec
ond Lieut.. X. 7. Evans are two most ca
pable Officers, anC win prove Important
factors in tic progress of their company.
The serge ants assi rnrd Ia this company are
& b Graham. first; c. II Trickey. second.
" ]. Trow. third; A. NJ. Buck, fourth, and
". NJ. Clark, fifth.
The roster comprises Uan following. Cor
porals 3ry>On HUavcI, Lee, Postoh, AMI
Rcece; rrivau"s Bean, Bourne. Bradley
Bride, Cleeves. Cornwell, pUnnally, Etzler
Fisher, Foster, FunkhouSer, Hollinbrrge.,
Hopkins, Hunt HycI, JONES, KdfIe. Kla-
wa:.s Lawion. Mayor, Phelps. Potter,
Rcipburg, Robb, schaefer. Smith, Terry.
Thom, Wallace and Watson
The junior company NJ the regiment
II. OF the Western High School, which has
allaost five full tours. is captained by
Charles 4. Talssic, brother Of the prize
winning captain of three years ago, who
i s now al the Naval Aoademy. Capt. Taus
afS tuat pfGved i 81 VaaIna 9eeisTpp 5 h as
elder brother, and which may lead to the
Success achieved by the latter JaG.es
NJ Ictti, first lieutenant, and G.. Albert
Birch, second lieutenant, are two excl
lent officers, who viii make good platoon
chiefs. The Sergeants OF the o,u,naul
are William Smart, first; william Middle.
TOD. second; Tracey Mulligan, third: Charles
sterne, fourth, and Charles Cromwell.
fifth
This large COMPANY is composed of the
following Ineu:
CorporaIs Paul Lamberton, Jesse Hurst.
Basil Boteler, Oscar Hoffman and Clifton
Young, Privates B. Boggs, C. Boggs,
Brcckii ridge. Brown. Caldwell, Catching,
ChaI.,berlin, Ccckrell, Concklin, Coyle
Craigc, Darwin, Dickinson, Dodge, Farm
Eng, iiaCncr, Hayden, Hayes, Hopkins,
johnson, Lannan. MCGOWAN. Miller, Mer-
ritz Mont Somery, Murphy, 6. Offett II.
offctt, Pimper, Roland, G. Smith, II.
Smith, Spepher, Styles, Tittman Weaver,
Whitman, Williamson, Wilson and Wood
ward.
Although not yet uniformed, all Of the
companies forn a neat and uniform appear.
ance and are making rapid Roadway, as
most ali of the cadets have already Caught
tie spirit of drill and seem to realize that
In order tn have their respective Companies
rank among the best drilled the closest at
tehtion and trictest discipline must be Oh
served from the beginning.