Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-05
Rifle Matches of Regimental
and Battalion Teams.
COMPANY ELECTION
REGULATIONS PROMULGATED TO
GOVERN RIFLE PRACTICE.
Regarded as an Indispensable Part of
the Observation-Disclosures As
ISOLATION Meet.


constituted the chief event of general in
terast in local military circles during this
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A., I,r7-ar. I,.rrrrF,arr.rl1 III. Corn
Malone A.. corn. IN. 40. Lieut. F. II
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Total 40
I'M ,;-b battalion proved victorious I'm the
battalion team match. with total of III
Tbe scores were.
Sixth Ba-taIion-Captaiu s Fsrree -,
Lieut. George Ptscnal. ~. Sergt. II. :
Pase as PTfvafe ! n AtveU IL. Private
P /, Pile. A.. Major W. E. Harvey. 10,
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30; Sergt f y. jackson. 4s; Private l..
McCIoyFrn a Total 4T4
Third Recreation C'art4fn @ I Tart 4G.
Lieut.. II b HolIfneld a.; Lieut. IL Held
er~eich A.. Sergf E NJ TayIor -: Sergt
w. V Warner. 81. Sergt. G. R Sherwood.
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white ~. private F NJ SINNER ~. Pri-
80. W !, Hurst * Total As
Fourth Battalion AZ. 9TH battalion 45f.
2d Battalion. 40. LIST Separate Battalion,
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An election has hen ordered in Comnanv
B, 4th Battalion, on Tuesday April -. for
second lieutenant. ID company A, Ist PAT pat
800 ID an c,C,,r9I,t- ~ LET Eattaiion
on Tuesday, April 5. for second lieutenant.
Private Robert Z. Crump, Signal Corps,
mas peen transIsLLea 10 the i-isleeI 12ips,
II Turner Cor1narz- {, 1st Senarare Baf
TALON. has been honcrabIy discharged.
BY reason Of removal from the District
Privates ". J. Brown and Clarence Fox
both of Company G, LIST Battalion, have
been honorably discharged
Private Arthur j Nails, Company a, 4th
Battalion: Private Louie Altemus, Com
pany {, 4th Battalion, Private Lawrence
yate William r. CIarksOn. Company G, 4th
battalion, and Private William Woods
Company c, LIST Battalion, have been dis
charged in the interest Of the service.
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A new set Of regulations TO govern rife
practice IN the District Of Columbia Ma
g. ,--..r7 bow. +..-. t., .,..r,.,.-7
a. Io-l'"S'
RlHe pTactlce Will be considered an IN
e.spensaole part OF the instruction OF the
strctors should Themselves he nro ono,
both IN the theoretical and practical details
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make themselves thoroughly familiar with
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T-Ti+e4 Srs+qs Army and +bav VIII he re
CURED 10 participate In all preliminary IN
ttruction and target practice that may be
ordered for the command. Officers viii i'm
press upon their men the vital necessity Of
being able TO handle the rife effectively,
and in target practice Will strive to attain
a proficiency IN advance Of them. They Will
endeayor to awaken the enthusiasm OF
their men and foster a spirit OF emulation
being careful 70 avoid dlsCouragiug the
poorer shots BY reminding them thar care
ful attention 10 instruction and advice V,fU
ultimately make them proficient
"a fun score will consist IF Ave shots
each AZ 2,o Yards Standing, 30 yards lLTasI-
80, ar string md -Oa ,-ar5s "a el.. -
iy5ng prone. Two fun scores viii De re-
CURED making forty shots in all
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Ti - ~ -. ne OF
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ANY officer or enlisted man who fails to