The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-08
CONTESTANT LIST
FOR RIFLE TEAM
Full Roll OF Detail for Morehead
City Made Up by Colonel
Dempsey.
FEW PHARMACY APPLICANTS
Only Thirty-Two Have Applied
for Licensc-Good Roads
Campaign.

announcement was made yesterday
by Colonel C. a. Dempsey. United
States Army, retired, OF the personnel
of the contestants for tho Virginia
rifle team this year. The tryout will
be held at Camp Glenn, near More
head City. n. c.. beginning July Is.
The men are ordered TO report to Ma
jor Stanley w. Martin, of Lynchburg,
the commander of the tryout, on next
Saturday.
Most Of the contestants will meet in
Richmond. leaving here at o'clock
Saturday morning In Norfolk train
VIII be taken on the Norfolk South
ern. landing the party in camp in the
afternoon.
Rules for Service,
Enlisted men are to take rifle field
equipment except bayonet, also equip
,ment for mess and cot. Subsistence
while en- route will be allowed men
at the rate OF J5 cents a day, while in
camp the purchase of rations will be
allowed at % cents per day. Colonel
Charles Fl. Consolvo. the paymaster-
general, will pay off all the men be-
fore the camp is discontinued
: Major Martin may order any one
home at any time. ii he sees that he
is not available.
Members OF the tryout party we're
selected. one man from each company.
and one each from the brigade regl-
mental and battalion stan. In addition,
all those who made the team last year.
with their altcrnates, are ordered to
report unless excused.
In some cases there are several from
one company. AS usual, the largest
number is furnished by Company A,
Second Infantry, at stanton. whica
has nine. This is allowed by the rule
that If some companies do not send
men. others may be taken from else
where.
List OF Contestanta.
The complete list of contestants is
as follows:
Company c. First Infantry. Richmond
Captain Charles VI. Wallace, Corpo-
raj Oscar l. Woodall. Corporal Charles
+. Hawley.
Company A. Second Infantry, staun-
ton-Captain Heroine L. Opie. Firs,
Lieutenant C. p. Serrett, Quartermas
ter-Sergeant T. F. opie. Sergeant T. E.
Douglas. Musician L. w. Opie. Cook c.
a. Robertson. Corporal Kennie Thomp-
son. Private Ray Grim, Private John
Ellenger
Company D. Second Infantry. Front
Royal-Captain s. c. Waller. Second
Lieutenant H r. Dinges
Company F, Second Infantry, Roa
noke--First Sergeant o. I. White.
Company C. Fourth Infantry, New
port News--Flrst Sergeant C. C. Moore
Quartermaster-Serge c. r. Fisher.
Company x. First Infantry. Staun-
ton-First Lieutenant E. V. Peace Ser
geant c. D. Guthrie
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Captain Percy Montague, Jr., Company
Company B. First Infantry. Rich
mond-Sergeant Daniel j. Maddrea
Sergeant Paul F. Newell, Captain Ira
II. Bullock.
Company E, Second Infantry. Chase
City-Captain j. f, Beanie.
Company F, First Infantry, Rich
mond-Private Sexton Berg.
Company NJ. Fourth Infantry. Empo-
ria-Captain William Mounneld Second
Lieutenant a. j. Schislcr
Company B, Fourth Infantry. Norfolk
Sergeant r. w. Langenbach, Sergeant
Q. c. Cook, Corporal j. c. Smith.
Company C. Second Infantry. War
renton-Captain j. B. Beverly. First
Sergeant w. H. Burke. Corporal D. G.
Rector
Company H, Second Infantry. Harrl-
sonburg-Second Lieutenant r. /.
Eastman. Sergeant w. c. Weiner.
Company NJ. First Infantry. Dan
v!lle-Sergeant E. Fl. Williams.
STAFF officers-First Lieutenant I. f.
Bartenstine. Culpeper. adjutant First
Battalion, Second Infantry: Battalion
Sergeant Major Fl. MGR. Primer, Fourth
Infantry. Norfolk; Battalion Sergeant
Major Wallace Adams. First Infantry
$. r. Millar. Jr.. battalion quartermas-
ter-sergeant. Second Infantry.