Evening star., 1902-01-25
Corporal E. G. Lueny, 3S; Private W. c..
simms, AZ; Private E. C. O'Brien, 43.

Corporal E. G. Lueny, IS; Private w. C.
simms. AZ; Private E. c. O'Brien. 43.
Company D, 4th Battalion-capt. W. s.
Hodges, 43; Lieut.. ]. E. Leeman, Al; Ser
geant W. c. Robbins, SO; Sergeant c. R.
Waldecker, 35; Private Joseph Cauffman,
49, Total, 1914.
Company B. I'd Battalion-Lieut. E. D.
Yoder, Al; Lieut.. C. L. Smell, Al; Sergt. E. c.
Private L. T. Gilbert, as. Total 1874.
Company B, 4th Battalion-Sergt. c. E.
Groome, 80; Sergt. w. NJ. Farrow, 43;
sergt. R. s. Rogers, 40; Corp A. G. Kicks,
80; Private N. Summers, Al. Total, 1893.
Company c, 1st Battalion-Capt E. W.
Zea, Al; Lieut. A. M. Allison, IS; Sergt
L. c. Vogt, 40; Private w. H. Huntington,
81; Corporal S. R. Cats, 40. Total, 1872.
Company c, 9Th Battalion-Lieut. H. E.
Burton, 42; Lieut. c. R. Seigel, 3s; Sergt
1. E. TAFT. 81; Corporal c. c. Wathen, 80;
Corporal R. ]. Downey, 35. Total, 191.
Company D, 9th Battalion-Capt. F. P.
Smith, 81; Lieut.. w. c. Eckstein, 81; First
Sergeant Wayne Eler, 80; Sergeant John
Hyer. "a: Corporal w. e. Crawford, &c.
Company A. 5th Battalion-Capt E. H
Brian, 40; Corporal Chas. Richter, 81; Cor
poral r. Wines, 40; Private c. A. Russell,
81: Private r. R. Burrows, 2S. Total, 1872.
Company A, I'd Battalon-Lieut. L. Pro-
sise, SO: Sergt. F. NJ. Collins, 80; Corporal
Private E. w. Clements, 33. Total, III.
Company B, 9th Battalion-Capt. Wayne
Smith. 81; Lieut.. A. B. Wier, 45; First
Sergt G. Lochboeler, 80; Corporal B. P.
1.6.
Company B, 1st Battalion-Captain ]. s.
Robinson, 30; Sergeant J. B. Baker, 40;
Corporal Ralph Alderman, 80; Private A.
P. Ferl, AZ; Private c. E. Dietrich, 25. To-
tai, 176.
Company A, 4th Battalion-Private J. E.
Brown, %; Private John Basmen, SO; Lieu
tenant T. F. McAnally, 40: Private E. A.
tai, 174.
Company D, 9th Battalion-First Sergeant
0. P. Kellar, IS; Private Edward Mooney,
SO; Private Chas. Miller. a4;; Private v. c.
Hays, %; Captain s. Ferree, 80. Total, 173.
Company D, 1st Battalion-Captain w. e.
Dix, 42; First Lieutenant e. H. Grove, 35;
First Sergeant r: c. Brown, 35; Private H.
Keeler, 49,; Private A. Hoyberger, Is. To-
tai, 173.
Company D, 1st Separate Battalion-ser-
geant s. Gaskins, SO; Sergeant R. Cheeks,
'Sinkf1eld, "a; Private c. Stewart. Al. To-
tai, ITO.
Company c. 4th Battalion-Lieutenant W.
T. Place. 80: Private ]. S. Major. -; Private
F. A. Reinold, SO; Private F. c. Rupp. 80;
Private w. M. Sweeny, 35. Total 16S.
Company B, 1st Separate Battalion-Cor-
poral j. II. Scott, 80; Corporal M. A. Good
rich, 81; Private r. Brown, AZ; Private D.
Dixon, %; Private w. E. Green, 32 Total,
1872
To Practice With the Regulars.
In the hope Of stimulating further in
terest in rifle practice, Capt. E. E. Winters.
inspector of small arms practice Of Colo
rado has recommended that steps be taken
to secure for the National Guard repre-
sentation at the army competitions
He urges that for the purpose of stimu-
lating interest In rifle firing among the
members of the National Guard, and to af-
ford some experience in competitive firing,
the Secretary of War be authorized to
make provision for the representation of
enlisted men Of the National Guard Of the
partnent infantry and cavalry competi-
tions Of the United States army on the same
conditions as are prescribed for enlisted
men Of the army; also that officers OF the
National Guard shall, in like manner, be
given representation at the officers infan-
try and cavalry competitions on the same
conditions as prescribed for officers Of the
army; and further that no officer or en-
listed man of the National Guard shall be
eligible to participate in such competitions
until he has been at least one year men,
ber of the National Guard of the state in
which he may be at the time serving.
Of competition, subsistence and pay per
diem while travelling to and from and while
attending competitions, it is urged, should
be allowed officers and men Of the Ma
tional Guard the same as provided for off,
GERS and men of the regular army
Capt. Winters expressed the belief that
such state of affairs would not only fur
ther cement the friendship that exists, or
is supposed to exist. between the regular
forces and the National Guard but would
create a friendly rivalry that in q few
years would be far reaching and beneficial
in its results to both services.
Notes.
On his own application. Private Frank E.
Harding, Company A, 4th Battalion, has
been honorably discharged
Privates Ralph Potter and william Tur-
ner, both of Company c, 4th Battalion,
| have been honorably discharged.
Corporal Frank p. Holmes has been ap-
pointed sergeant and Priyates James Dod-
drell and HarveI L. Supplee corporals of the
Corps of Field Music.
Several companies of the District of CO.
lumbia National Guard, representing the 1st
and I'd Battalions, journeyed to Alexandria
| last Thursday evening for the purpose OF
attending the fair of the Alexandria Light
! Infantry.