Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26

army, has approved the following
schedule for the annual inspec-
ton of the organizations of the
National Guard of the District of Columbia
under the provisions of the new militia
law:
General staff and general non-eommis-
stoned staff, at militia headquarters, Star
building at o'clock pm, February D.
1906.
Field and staff Cd Regiment, and the LIST
Battalion of the I'd Regiment at the Cen
ter Market Armory, at oclocv pm, fep-
ruary G.
Third Battalion of the Cd Regiment, at its
armorv. at o'clock pm. February Z.
Field and staff, LIST Regiment, and the ISL
battalion OF the 1st Regiment, at the Cen
ter Market Armory, at clock IN, Feb
Tuary 5.
Third Battalion of the 1st Regiment, at
o'clock pm. February o.
Second Battalion of the I'd Regiment, at
o'clock pm, February II.
The 1st Separate Battalion, at Center
Market ArInory, at S:45 o'clock pm, Feb
ruary 13.
Band and corps of field music, at Center
Market Armory at o'clock pm, Febru-
airy "A.
Second Battalion of the 1st Regiment, at s
O'Clock pm, February 10.
The 1st Battery, Field Artillery; the AM
bulance Corps and the Signal Corps. at Cen
ter Market Armory at o clock pm, Feb
ruary rs.
Naval Battalion, on board the U.S.S. Puri-
tan, at o'clock pm, February l.
Rifle Practice Decorations.
The insignia earned by members OF the
National Guard for qualification in rifle
practice during the season of 1905 and the
prizes won in the recent competitions will
be presented by Gen. William Crozier. chief
of ordnance. United States army. in the
drill hall OF the National Guard armory
next Tuesday.
. Successful teams and Individual winners
OF insignia and prizes have been ordered to
report to Maj VIM. T.. Harvey, 9Th Bat
talon at the drill hall not later than $50
o'clock pm. to be formed by him, and TO
be under his command until dismissed at
the conclusion of the ceremonies. Blue
uniforms. caps, white gloves and side arms
will be worn. The brigade band viii pa
rade for the ceremony.
Capt. Alexander Summers. Company ]. I'd
Regiment; Capt. Frank r. Skinner, Com
pany X, I'd Regiment; First Lieut.. Ralph
Alderman, inspector of rife practice, LIST
Battalion; Private Edward j. Fink, Com
pany l, LIST Regiment, have been announced
as distinguished marksmen.
Those who have earned insignia for quail
fieation in rifle practice and who will re-
ceiYe the same Tuesday evening are;
General staff-Expert rlfemen, Maj.
JdultS l. Ot4l, NA.Js <1lItu JSOpDitts .
marksmen, Lieut.. Col. Lloyd NJ Brett,
Capt. c. Fred Cook. Capt Andrew Parker,
5-Sergt Maj. l.. p. Sutherland.
First Regiment.
Staff list Reglment-Expert rihemen,
Lieut.. Col Luther II. Reichelderfer, Capt.
William w. Cookson; marksmen. Col
Charles II. Ourand. Capt Robert Cook.
Staff. LIST Battalion-Expert rifeman
lieut.. Ralph Alderman; marksman Hos
pital- Steward ]. E. Gessford.
Company A. list Observation-Disclosures
Lieut.. II. J. AtweA, Sergt. c. w. Moore
Private Edward Westerland.
Company b, LIST Acknowledgment rife
men, Corporals Paul Blschoff and Richard
Powers. Private w. l.. Mattocks: marks
men, Lieut.. j. b. Baker, Corporal @. A
Rowe. Private j. v. Tranuiel Sergt. Frank
3 O'Cole Private III. A Bodeuhamer.
Company @ list Observation-Disclosures
Iieuts. A. r. McGonegal and NJ. J. Ryan
Sergt. -. w. Tansill. Corporal James NJ
Power Private NJ. L. Crippin.
Company d. LIST Observation-Disclosures
Lieut.. S. II. Giesy.
STAFF, I'd Battalion-Expert rifeman
Lieut.. Milton p. Britain.
Capt. Dc G. E. Edwards aessmes serss ) Z
Schuerger. Sergt. f. Lockhead, Corporals
w. c. Carter, F. p. Reynolds and A A
Dpecht, Privates E v. Clark, e. w. Glenn.
ents. G.. L. Dreager. Z. III. Fulton. A Clio
vannonis and F. B. Germon-
Company F. LIST acknowledgement
bergt Thomas Brown. marksmen. Capt. C.