Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03

pay rolls Tor the peTIOO eHueu
"A December 81, 1906. Capt. An
drew Parker, aid-de-camp, act
ing paymaster, District of Co
lumbia Militia, will pay the troops OF the
National Guard as follows:
General staff and general non-commis-
stoned staff, Tuesday February 5, at 4
o clock pm. at headquarters.
First Battery, Field Artillery. Tuesday.
February S, at 7:45 o'clock Pm, In the
armory of the LIST Battalion.
Field and Staff LIST Regiment. Tuesday.
February 5, at 7:46 o'clock Pm. in the
rifle gallery, Center Market armory.
First Battalion, LIST Regiment, Tuesday.
February 5. at o'clock p. m, in the armory
of the LIST Battalion.
Second and Sd Battalions, LIST Regiment,
Tuesday, February g. at and $50 o'clock
pm, respectively, in the rifle gallery, Cen
ter Market armOry.
First Separate Battalion, Tuesday. Feb
ruary s, at 8 o'clock pm, in the armory
Of the LIST Separate Battalion.
Field and Staff I'd Regiment and the list
Battalion, I'd Regiment, Tuesday, February
s. at 0 o'clock pm, in the rifle gallery,
Second and Sd Battalons. I'd Regiment,
Tuesday. February 5. at $3.50 and 10 O'Clock
pm. respectively. in the rifle gallery, Cen
ter Market armory.
Signal and Ambulance Corps, Tuesday,
February s, at 10 o'clock pm, in their
quarters.
The Naval Battalion, Thursday, Febru-
airy Z, at o'clock Pm. aboard the U. S. s.
Puritan.
Companies will be paid in alphabetical
and side arms will be worn.
*
The battalion and reginental matches
shot last week resulted in victories for the
teams of the list Battalion and the I'd Regi-
ment, respectively The names and scores
of the members of the LIST Battalion team
follow: Lieut.. N. P. Walsh. Company A.
40: Lieut.. w. A. McCathran stan. 4s;
Frank McFaddin, Company B. 43; Sergt.
E. E. Rennfeld, Company C, IS; Sergt.
Paul c.. Bischon, Company B, 46: Corp.
Jett Powers, Company e. a.; Private Il.
Sacks. Company G, 81; Private A. M. Fred
ericks, Company B. 40. Total. 416
The highest score in the battalion match
OF January, 1906. was 1888, made by the
The scores of the other battalions last
week were as follows: 4th Battalion, 1893;
I'd Battalion. 1856; Sd Battalion, 800; 9Th
Battalion, 360s 9Th Battalion. 331.
The Naval Battalion failed to enter a
team. as required. The scores made by the
LIST Separate Battalion have not been for
warded to headquarters.
Lieut.. H. B. Hollideld, staff. Sd Battalion;
Regiment. and Corp w. T.. Landon. Com
pany D, I'd Regiment, each scored ~, MAX
ing them eligible for the Burkhart match.
4 T.
The totals in the regimental match were:
I'd Regiment 432; 1st Regiment. 4Os The
names and scores Of the members Of the
victorious team follow: Capt E. H Brian,
Company E. A: Lieut.. A. B. Weir. staff,
9Th Battalion. 46: Lieut.. J. NJ. Pickins.
staff, 9Th Battalion. Al; Sergt e. E. Smith,
Company D. AZ; Corr; w T; Landon. Com
pany I. As: Private E. De Care. Company
d, As; Private W. L. White, Company /.
40; Private G. H. Lee. Company c, 46;
Private T. M. Crane, Company c, 81. To-
tal 1872
The score of the LIST Regiment team Of
January, 1906. was high, with a total Of 80.
Corp. w. T. Landon, Company D, I'd
Regiment and Private NARROW Atkinson.
Company E. LIST Regiment. each made Al
out Of 50, making them eligible for the
Burkhart match. Corp. Landon enjoys the
distinction of being among the high score
makers in both the battalion and regi-
mental matches. The name Of Private L.
r. Thompson Of Company l., I'd Regiment,
was accidentally omitted from the company
list Of Burkhart eligibles last week.
The scores made by the companies OF the
LIST Battalion, which have not hitherto been
published. are as follows: Company A, LIST
ia; Company c. LIST Regiment, 1888.
Maj. James E. Bell. inspector general Of
rifle practice, District Of Columbia Militia,
has received a communication from Mid.
shipman H; G. Gearing. jr.. captain Of the
midshipmen are DESTROYS of arranging RI
fie match between q team Of officers of the
National Guard Of the District Of Columbia