Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-04
MILITIA CLASHES
AGAIN IN BATTLE
At STATE CAMP
Second Maneuver by First and
Fifth Regiments Proves
Spectacular.
THOUSANDS PRESENT AT
GOVERNORS DAY EVENTS
Mayor Gregory and Other Of-
ficials of East Orange
Attend Luncheon.
rrrom a staff Correspondent

~AMP WILSON, SEA GIRL Aug. T.
oo,d bie maneuver of the week
was held today by the W resiihen''
encsmped here and proved more speo-
+oorlar than the one of Wednesday
when the First engaged a pa'taion
of the Fifth.
Roth regiments were not opposed :
zach other in the movement put "
vided and one force sent ahead ior ~
urpos of effecting a break IN az
defending lines. The officers were sup
,l,ed with maps and information given
at a lecture by the regular army oni
GERS, the latter acting as unapiies,
csmn was closed while the soldiers
wore aw.y. The officer of the oas
FOR the First was Captain W1iiam .,
powell. of Company A, wnlle IT'S
lieutenant Alvin e. Graft, Oh Company
r was officer of the guard, ana sec.
ond Lieutenant Benjamin 4. Day VI
II iunior officer of he day. FOR tle
Fifth Captain A. e. Comstock, OF E.
was officer of the lay, First Lieu'eh
ant E.. J.. S~oderland. of L., o1hcer OIL
the guard, and Second Lieutenant WI
liam H. Krautbush, OF A., junior u
ficer.
The medical corps of both regiments
soon to be formed into a separate or
g~anization in conformity with the DICK
law. had a progressive style of 1nstruc-
tion today under the tutelage OF Major
Ford.
Cowdrey Visits Camp.
Former Regimental Quartermaster
Louis Cowdrey, of Passaic, was a Vlsi-
---1t~@ ~
tor in camp and admitted sendlng d
letter to Governor Wilson regarding
his resignation from the Filth hegi-
ment when Colonel Van WalraVen was
elected.
The Governors Day ceremonies yes
terday drew thousands. The alignment
of the companies as they passed the
Governor in review attracted favorable
comment from all sides.
General Hine gave a dinner last night
tn Governor Wilson, which was attend
ed by both stats and officers from the
regiment.
Mavor Julian A. Gregory and a num-
her of other officials from East Orange
lunched at the officers club in the
afternoon. In the party besides the ex-
ecutive were Recorder Francis \. Mott,
ir.. Commissioners Edward F. Ander-
son, James F. Deignan and john
LYON. City Engineer William D. Will
lieerod. Assessor Tracey Lanterman
and Captain Harry l.. Harrison.
One of the best shots from h First
Regiment for marksmen during the
week has been Private Patrick OHare.
He made the following points; 2oo-
ward range, Al; 300 yards, A; 500 yards
AZ. The scores of companies other tnan
those whose scores have already ap-
reared in the Evening STAR are as
follows:
Some Good Scores.
First Infantry, Company FRS
Lieutenant Pearson. loS; sergeant 'ohh-
Company B-First Lieutenant Watt,
III; Sergeant Freeman, sSi Sergeant
vreelannd 100; Sergeant TsSssa Go Fa1ss, &c coird der,
iO1; Corporal schmale, 100; Musician
Golden, 101; Private Banderman, w.
Private Bohlman, 1o1; Private BulgeIr
dredge. 1o7: Private F~leissner Ky;
Private French, So; Private Gelb, l04;
Private Hermann, 90; Private Schulze,
90; Private Thompson. 100; Private At
wood. 90; Private Turton, 1902; Private
Company D-second L%ieutenant Reil-
geant Sykes, 100; Sergeant Callahan, go
Sergeant Eberhardt, 121: Sergeant
Maham 104; Corporal Smith, 10l;
Private Prick, 90; Private Hoffman, 100;
Private Keiser, SO; Private Nixon, 101;
Private Yaley,S102; Private Wallace, 80;
Musician Wolf, 112.
Company F@Captain Lambfe, 101;
First Lieutenant Mclaughlin, 90; Sec
ond Lieutenant Armstrong. SO; Ser
geant Conner, 1917; Sergeant Borcher,
So; Sergeant Workman, SO; Private
Arstrong, 80: Private Lee, 101; Corpora
Blanchard, 90; Corporal Craig, 101;
Private Davis, 80; Private Deverony,
104; Private Deibs, 100; Private Haigt,
1O1; Private King, 100; Sergeant Law
Ter, 109; Private Michael. 100; Private
Rowbotham, 101; Private Smith. SO.
Company RCaptain Borcherling,
Taylor. 1l2; Sergeant Mills, 1o1; Ser
geant Munson, 1913: Private Galuba,
1O2; Corporal Hill, 100; Private Mat
thews, 106; Private O'Hare. 1873; Private
Schleif, SO; Private Virgins. 107; Cook
Golcher, 80: Private Martin, SO.
Company H-Sergeant Patzier, 104;
Sergeant Delhagen, los: Sergeant
Wefvel, los; Sergeant Willis. 121: Cor
poral Lord, 90; Private Bourns. 1O8;
Private Blass, 107; Private Burkhart,
100: Private Conklin, 90: Private Eaton.
1911: Corporal KLEIN, SO; Private Miller,
103; Private Pavolic, 101; Cook Rum
mel, 109; Private Talbot. 10S; Private
Van Dorm, So; Private Kammel. 104;
Company M-Sergeant Teck, los; Private