Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-09
NEWS OF THE LOCAL
! NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
GcAGo E1DulsE

Sade Band. and Private James T.. Sargent,
Company 6, I'd Regiment.
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Six-year medal-Capt. Emil G.. Scha fer
quartermaster, I'd Regiment: Lieut. John
Doyle -Carmody 1st Division. Naval Bat
talon; Capt. Alvin d. Hathaway. Com
pany. L. 1st Regiment: Richard b. Clay
ton, formerly captain, Company L. I'd Reg
iment: First Lieut.. Edward NJ Nevis. LIST
Battery. Field Artillery; First Lieut.
Harry E. Burton. adjutant, 9TH Battalion;
Second Lieut.. Thomas S. OHalioran
COMPANY l.. I'd Regiment; Second Lieut..
ments Principal Musician Joseph r. Rab-
bitt. Corps OF Field Music; Quartermaster
Sergt. John III. liner, Company L. I'd
Resi ment; Color Sergt. Walter Mabin. I'd
Regiment; Commissary Sergt. Bernard p
Shields. I'd Regiment: Master-at-Arms
first class. Harry J. Gorbutt. I'd Division
Naval Battalion; Sergt. William f. Mar
low, Company d, list Separate Battalion;
Sergt. Herman J. Schmidt. Company H.
list Regiment; Corp. George a. Rowe
Company B. 1st Separate Battalion; Louis
Sachs. formerly sergeant. Company c, list
Regiment: Private Phillip Alien. COM
pany {. LIST Separate Battalion; Private
Walter Gaint s, Company D, 1st Separate
battalion; Private Andrew Gainor. Com
-pany B, LIST Separate Battalion; Private
Patrick IL. Griffin. Corps of Field Music;
Private William M. Horton. Brigade
Band; Private James c. Sargent Com
pany G. ID Regiment; Private Harvey l..
Supplee Corps of Field Music. and Pri-
vate Thomas j. Taylor, Brigade Band
AS the 18th instant is selected for the
distribution of prizes. insignias and med
ais it has been decided to postpone the
company team match in the gallery
until the oath and 18th instants and to
hold the battalion and regimental match
es Friday, the 18th instant.
The January scores of the lst Separate
Battalions follow: Company A. 203; Com
pany B, 1875; Company c. 1874. and Com
pany d, 1tsS. The score in the battalion
team match was 39J.
The Naval Battalion and the LIST sepa-
rate Battalion. for practice. fired a score
each in the regimental match. resulting
in total OF 294 for the former team and
:s9l for the. latter. Capt. l.. l.. Web
ster's score of Al was high. Sergt. Maj.
j. E. Sanford attained total of Al in
the company match. which makes him
an eligible for the Burkhart contest
The Off1cers' Revolver Association has
decided to hold matches each month one
for battalion and one for regimental
teams. For the purpose Of having the
officers fire under match conditions the
alternate nights two officers will select
from these present Until all are draw
on one team of the other. when a match
will be shot
At a meeting OF the committee OF ar
rangements for the Corcoran Cadet
Corps twenty-fifth anniversary celebration
and ball at the National Rifles Hall. the
Goth instant. it was decided to. decorate
the hall with flags and palms. The stage
is also to be decorated and the National
Guard Band. the members wearing the
new full dress uniform. is expected to add
much to the general effect. Refresh
presented with souvenir hat pin and the
gentlemen with souvenir pencils
Company F.. 1st Regiment. is working
hard 20 attain a better standard than
the company had last year at the an
nual inspection. First Sergt. Hazard
having passed the examination for second
lieutenant promotions Will be made at
once Of the non-cOmm ssioned officers.
Examinations will close this week and
ruary 20. The elisibles for corporals are
Privates Giavonni. Hunter, Schofield
Camfie,d and Casassa. Many of the
members are anxious to have former
First Sergt. Frank NJ. Collins return and
fill the vacancy caused by the promotion
of Sergt Hazard. Sergt. Collins served
eighteen years in the company and was
ago.
The finals i'm the National Guard Ath-
letic Association wrestling tournament
will be held In the gymnasium next We'd |
nesday evening. The classes Will be 1n5 !
to 175 pounds. Watch fobs are 10 be |