The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-14
ENCAMPMENT ORDER
FOR NATIONAL GUARD

representing as many nations. in the
competition.
Major James Z. Bell, inspector gem
eral of rifle practice, reports that the
men have improved wonderfully since
the Ordway range was opened and that
higher scores than ever have been re-
corded within the past few weeks OF
official and volunteer practice. The COM
petition for positions on the brigade
team which will represent the District
of Columbia National Guard at Sea Grit
this year, will be held this week. The
following men are in the competition;
| First Acknowledgements R. Alder
man and Corporal C. c. Dunn, Company
| B, First Battalion: Lieut.. M. P. Brit
tain, staff of Second Battalion; Privates
! d. &. Tanning and G. G. Dyer, Company
| E, Second Battalion; Lieut.. f. H. Held
erreich, Sergeants T. p Heap and a. B.
! White, Corporals w. B. Sullivan and w.
B. Newton. Privates D. B. Langley, w.
B. LYDIA, E. j. Fink C. l.. Bode, and
Jackson Morris, Company A. Third Ba-
TALON; Lieut.. H. B. Holliheld, staff of
The Third Battalion.
| Second acknowledgements H. F. Mar
| shall, Second Regiment staff: Sergeant
| ". NJ. Farrow, jr.. Fourth Battalion;
Lieut.. T. F. McAnally, Company A,
Fourth Battalion; Corporal Rupp and
Battalion; Lieut.. B. S. Nelligan, star
of the Fifth Battalion; Privates c. A.
Russell and c. w. Whip, Company a
Fifth Battalion; Lieut. a B. Weir, Com
pany B, Fifth Battalion; Privates
/ George A Hill j. NJ. Stewart, E. w.
Scott, E. McGovern, r. S. Williams, M.
L. Holloran, and Lieut.. George B. Clum,
| Ra
r Skinner and Sergeants NJ. Magruder
| and G. A. Lippert, Company B. Sixth
| Battalion, and Lieut.. w. W Cookson,
staff of Sixth Battalion.
The following are those who shot on
the brigade team OF 1902:
Private S. W. Wetherall Major L. H.
! Reichelderfer, Major G. B. Young, Major
". E. Harvey. Private Morris Appleby
Capt A P. Robbins, Capt. Alexander
Summers. Lieut.. w NJ. Farrow, Private
o. w Dickey, Private R. L. Pile, Pri-
vate C. Mel. Taylor. Private s. l. Scott,
Lieut.. George G. Dennison. Alternates-
Capt Sheridan Farrell. Sergeant c. e
Greome. and F. w. Holt.
Candidates for Commissions.
/ The board OF examinations reported
fayorably on the examinations of four
men in the District Guard. who are try
ing for commissions. The following
names were sent to Adjutant Robbins
who sent the nominations to President
Roosevelt for confirmation, Friday:
Leonard H. Johnson, private in Com
Fany C, Second Battalion, to be second
lieutenant OF that command; Albert B
Weir, Second Lieutenant of Company
c, Fifth Battalion, TO be first lieutenant
OF the same command; Clarence A
Gooding, private in Company =, Sixth
Battalion, to be second lieutenant. and
Sergeant Sylvester Epps. of Company c
First Separate Battalion, to be promoted
to the first Neutenancy of the command
Paragraph 2. special orders No. So
series OF 1902. ordering the dishonor-
able discharge of Private Benjamin T
Chamberlain, Company c, Fifth Battal
ion, has been rescinded, and an honor
able discharge granted him.
The following have been ordered hon
orably discharged on their own applica
ton Private William F. ALDER. Com
pany D, Sixth Battalion; Private Clar'
ecce c. Clabaugh. Company d, Sixth
battalion; Landsman Charles Carr, Sec
end Division, Naval Battalion; Lands
man George w. Elliott, Second Division
Naval Battalion.
Removal from the District: First Ser.
geant Wayne NJ. Eller, Company d, Fifth
Battalion; Private Benno H. Preuss
Company B. First Battalion; Private
George w. Sylvester. Company B. FRS
Battalion; Landsman Lawrence c. Brad
ley, I;~st Division. Naval Battalion.
Certificate of disability: Sergean
Granville C. C. Pollard. Company C
First Separate Battalion.
The following have been ordered dis
Eonorably discharged: Private Marsi
n Bodenhamer, Company 3. First Bat
talon; Private William Butler, Com
pany A, First Separate Battalion; Pri
vate Robert T. Dodson, Company A
First Separate Battalion; Private
George w. Jones, Company A. FRS
Separate Battalion.