Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22

the parade next Wednesday a1ter
noon In connection with the unveil
ing of the statue of Gen. Sheridan
Tho companies, separate orsanlZa
tons. battalions and regiments o.
tho National Guard of the DIS
trict of Columbia are to assemble II
or near their armories in time 10 De III
spected and to enable the brigade TO FORM
from front to rear. in column OIL com.
panies at full distance in loth s'ree'
northwest, head of column at s'ree'
facing north, promptly at l:2o CLOCK
The order in line will be general stan
general non-commissioned staff. band &C
Regiment. LIST Regiment. Corps OF Fleio
Music. LIST Separate Battalion, sigma
Corps, Naval Battalion. list Battery F1eie
Artillery and Ambulance Corps.
Dress uniform with fair leather bei'
and cartridge box. cap. ponsneo p,d. !.
shoes white gloves and uniform White
standing collar will be worn. while the
Naval Battalion is to appear in Its pre-
scribed uniform.
Each organization will be inspected by
its commander before the general as
sembiy, and any officer or man not IN
proper uniform or not presenting credit
able appearance will not be permitted u
parade.
The regiments and separate organiza-
tons will form In column or companies.
with sixteen files front. exclusive or right
and left guides: the battery in column
of sections. The march will be at fuii
distance with Guide right. The Presioeilt
Of the United States will review the
parade at the grandstand on south side
of Sheridan Circle; and Maj. Gen. Bell
chief Of staff. U. s. Army, will review the
parade at intersection of Connecticut
avenue and r street. Particular atten-
tion will be paid by each officer and en-
listed man that the proper salute is rem
dered at aforementioned points.
The members of the general staff. gen
eral non-commissioned staff and the col
enel, lieutenant colonel and staff OF each
regiment will be mounted.
The usual drill report will be submitted
to militia headquarters on or before De-
cember 5.
Officers and enlisted men will have the
olive drab overcoat at armories ready to
wear if ordered: and organization COM
manders will communicate by telephone
with militia headquarters before noon
Wednesday for orders on the subject.
The SUPERINTENDENT OF the armory will is
sue linen tags with overcoats. and eacn
enlisted man will write plainly with INK
and number of regiment on tag and tie
tag securely on loop INSIDE oVercoat. III
overcoats are worn "Wednesday they VIII
be called in by company commanders
Immediately after the parade, and VIII
not be taken from the armories Whelher
overcoatS are or are not worn on Wednes-
day. organization commanders Will turn
them in to superintendent OF armory on
first regular drill night after the parade
and receive receipts for same; and they
will be held responsible that all over
coats issued to them are thus turned IN.
Overcoats can be better cared Tor In
brigade storeroom. and there 10 not SUI
ficient space for them in Individual lock-
ers.
Enlisted men will wear the fair leather
belt outside of the overcoat. and will not
wear the hood unless it is ordered.
The 1st Separate Battalion was the first
organization to submit its complete rifle
report. which shows total of . experts.
4 sharpshooters. 90 marksmen, Is first, IL
second. 46 third and 80 fourth class.
Company A. LIST Separate Battalion. has
serst John f. Smith and sergt. John E.
Payne; sharpshooters. Sergt. James f.
Slaughter and Private John E. Wells;
marksmen, Lieut.. g. A. Ward. Sergt. Z:
Rattley. /. T. Hatton, Joseph W. Scott,
John n. Hudnell. Privates Fl. S. Braugh-
ton, F. I. Crawford. Z. A. cambridge.
James H. Garner. William Garner. Will
liam H. Gordon. James d. Colt. r. n.
Green, William Hardy. William Heaydon,
John H. Hunter, John 3. Jackson. E. r..
Jones' Alfred Lawson. John Lewis, Liney
Lewis. Harry Mckenzie, Joseph Mahoney,
John Patterson. Joseph d. Piper, William
Scott, r. c. Shields, Charles II. Smith.
Lloyd Spriggs. Joseph A. Thomas and
Warren Houston-3 first. L second, Ia
third and II fourth class. with figure OF
merit OF 67.O5
Company B, 1st Separate Battalion. hes
one expert. Corp. Joseph A. Wade: sharp
shooter. Private James A. Wheeler:
marksmen Sergts. James f. Norris and
Anthony G. ". Gaines. Privates William
NJ. Brock, II. A. Brown. William III. Full
ford. L. A. Grant. l.. W. Hill. w. n.
Jones, Robert Lucas. A. l.. Murray, G.
". Powell, w. F. Shellman and D. M
Stevens-9 first. second. 10 third and y
fourth class men. Figure of merit. 44.o4
one expert. sergt. ]. c. Frazier: sharp
shooter. Sergt. John T. Abrams: MARKS
men. Capt. II. D. Richardson. Lieuts, S.
II. Epps and 7. f. Jones. Sergts. III. c.
r. H. Walker. Privates w: Brown. G. H.
Clarke. H. Clarke. W. Coles. G. Desper
4. Dixon. ]. Gray. Charles Holmes. r.
Hurth. W. Kaisar. F: Moore. Samuel
Thomas. r. Warren and S. Smith, sec
and. 0 third and % fourth class. The
figure Of merit is 4i.62.
Company D. 1st Separate Battalion has
two experts. Privates Andrew Gainor and
Willis A. Madden: marksmen, Capt. j.
n. Campbell. Lieut.. j. II. Johnson, Sergts.
Robert II. Cheeks, William F. NARROW. B.
D. Boyd Corps. j. B. Tate. 4. Mcken-
ney, William Thornton. Monroe Slaugh-
ter, Privates J. Alexander. John Burton.
II. L. Carroll, Charles Chase. James d.
Douglass. o. Fenwick. Robert Gibson,
Ernest Henderson. Charles Jenkins, Will
liam f. Lilly. Theo. Martin. Charles FL.
Robinson. Norris Scott. Thomas Smith.
William n. Smith and George Taylor
first, 10 third and % fourth class. The
figure of merit is 4I.3O.
Field and staff. LIST Regiment has four
experts, Col Charles II. Ourand. Lieut..
Col L. II. Reichelderfer, Capt William
N. Cookson: marksmen. Capts. Harry
Coope and Robert Cook, Sergts. w. S.
Hall, j. J.. Durnbaugh. F. T. Reynolds
and W. A. Bowling. Figure of merit,
12l.OO
Field and staff. I'd Battalion. LIST Regi-
ment. has five experts. Maj. Joseph F.
IIodRson. Aeuts William b. Sullivan and
H. c. Caldwell. Sergts. Frank Lockhead
and Paul r. Ricketts,. Figure OF merit,
13233.
Company Il, LIST Regiment. has three
experts. Lieuts. Richard Powers and Will
liam L. Mattocks, Private Robert II
C1onser- a, Private Nav r