Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

of the National Guard of the District
! of Columbia.
One sk.rmish run of twenty rounds per
man. Distin guiehed marksmen and
principals and alternates of the Brigade
Rifle team are not eligible to shoot In this
match. No man to shoot on more than
one team. Pr re, valuable trophy. to be
held for one year, donated by the Brigade
Rife team of 1906. and medal to each
member of the winning team; second
prize, SIS; third prize. $40.
The Smiley Individual skirmish match,
FriCay. October Z,
! To be shot on D targets
Open to sharpshooters and expert rife
men, to be conducted as prescribed in
provisional small arms firing manual.
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Winner Of gold medal not eligible to
Prizes. three medals, same design, gold
silver and bronze, will be awarded the
three high contestants in order.
The program, subject to change, Is as
follows:
| Wednesday. October 5, the Merchants
match at 8 O'Clock am, to be followed
by the Company Battalion. Regimenai.
Carmody. Novice and Magruder matches.
Thursday, October 6-The Mosher match
at 10 O'Clock, Berry & Whitmore team
skirmish and the Harries long-range
Friday. October THE Evening Star.
8 am; r. Harris G. Co. trophy. the Neu-
| meyer. Gerstenberg, brigade team trophy
skirmish and Smiley individual skirmish
| matches.
! The Brett and the novice revolver
matches will be open each day of the
| meeting.
Rel ulations.-Competition will be con-
Quoted in accordance with the regulations
, prescribed In Firing Regulations for
Small Arms, 1901"
Scores in all squadded competitions
must be fired at the time targets are
open for such events. Unless a con-
testant is shooting in scheduled match
/ he - forfeit his entry If he fails to re-
/ spond when lis name is called in a squad
| ded competition.
| The United States magazine rifle. model
| 1903. and service ammunition, which will
! be issued free, Will be used in the
matches. Competitors will be required to
| shoot in uniform.
! Two sighting shots must be taken in all
team and individual matches. exceptin.
| tn merchants and revolver matches
| The regulation debarring distinguished
marksmen from competing In any
matches within the brigade, except with
men of their own class. does net apply to
vt.iIiig Star. rarres | n.-. ang.,
| Gerstenberg and revolver matches
| Coach ng in individual competitions is
! prohibited.
l The challenge Of a markers disk must
be accompanied by deposit of 50 cents.
II cha lenge is sustained the money will
! be refunded
Range telephones must not be used by
any other than thu person duly authorized
to communicate With the markers in the
pits.
f, No competitor will be. permitted to fire
| q shct on the range except IN q match.
| Voluntary practice may be had from !
to o'clock pm. each day prior to the
| me ting.
| Oho ial announcements will be displayed
j on the. bulletin board near the range Of
: flee.
! Entries for individual matches must be
! filed with Capt. Thomas S. Kirg. At the
range. or W tn the superint andent, Ma
tional Guard armory, not later than Mon
/ Lav, Octo Der 3.
! Lieut.. Col. James E. Bell. retired. act
! ing inspector small arms practice, Ia ap-
20 nted executive officer.
| Lieut.. Col. Luther H r 'ichelderfer Is
appointed chief range officer.
GERS are detailed as range officers, and
Will report ut the range at S:45 O'Clock
am. daily:
| fantry: MAJ. Anton Stephan. I'd Infan-
lTy, MIDI. " dIldCn a. 4AC @dIuTdu, ISL III
! fantry: Maj. Alexander Summers, I'd In
! fantry; Maj. George l.. TAFT, is, iniah-
F.! try: Capt. Edward II. Brian, I'd Infantry;
i Capt. Clarence V. Sayer, I'd Infantry;
Capt. John B. Brooks, I'd Infantry: Capt.
| Capt. James Z. Walker, LIST Separate
Battalion; Capt. Harry E. Burton. I'd
Infantry; Capt. Frederick II. Heiden-
rel ii, assistant inspector, S. A. p; Capt.
William W. Cookson. Ist Infantry: Capt.
! Edward n Turnura- 1Sf Infantry. Cant
First rA Lieut. It. Frank ". Holt. ordnance
department.: First Lieut.. Horatio B. Hol-
!ifield. ordnance department; First Lieut..
ment; First Lieut. Ralph Alderman, ord
nance Department. First Lieut.. William
S. Wormley. small arms department:
! First Lieut.. Harry c. Caldwell. LIST In
First Infantry; First Lieut.. Louis A.
Clausel, I'd Infantry; First Lieut.. Rich
i ard Powers. LIST Infantry: First Lieut..
| Oliver c. Terry. LIST Infantry; First Lieut..
nent: First Lieut.. William b. Hudson.
Medical Corps: Second Lieut.. w. Law
| renee Hazard. LIST Infantry: Second Lieut..
! Leonard H. Johnson, LIST Infantry; Second
! Lieut.. Clifford G. Gardner. I'd Infantry:
and Second Lieut.. William l.. Mattoeks,
| LIST Infantry.
First Lieut.. Clarkson R. Sherwood. aa-
| jutant 1st Battalion. 1st Infantry. is ap-
pointed statistical OH1cer.
A officers and enlisted men detailed
| as range officers or assistants. and Of
| fcers and enlisted men detailed for duty
| as members or alternates OF regimental.
battalion or company teams, or who are
entered in thu matches. are ordered to
parade October 8. and I. reporting to
the executive officer at S:45 am. at the
| range.
| detachment of twelve enlisted men
! of the Signal Corps Company will report
! for duty daily, at $50 o'clock am, .for
! serv ce on the range.
! Lieut.. Col. Luther H. Reichelderfer.
Medical Corps, will provide necessary
medical attendance and medical suppnes
during matches.
! Government employees will be given GER
tiflcates for days OF military duty actual
| ly performed.
| There VIII be no practice on the range
| Monday and Tuesday. October 3 and 4.
! Company commanders will read this
order to their companies at their first
| assembly aft IL Is received and at each
subsequent assembly prior to October 5.
THE SUCCESSFUL WOMAN.