Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30

Yesterday went to the site of the camp
OF the brigade, near Frederick. Md, where
today they will co. Iplete maps showing
the location of the troops during the ten
days of the forthcoming eIlCampment
from August 10 to II, Inclusive. In addi-
ton TO the ground used Icy the Frederick
brigade during its resent ercampment
ana which will be utilized by the local
brigade fer the same purpose. q sixty
acre field adjacent has been obtained Tor
drill purposes.
Orders already have been issued for the
holding of a camp of instruction for Of
fccrs at Fort Mycr from August Is to L..
inclusive. and general oTueE-s covering
TIE movement Of the brigade as Whole
10 Frederick August IS. for the annual
ensampment OF ten days. are expected
to be issued within a day ORA So
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Additional compensation for Officers and
enlisted men other than Soveyrmcnt en-
pIoycs is provided tor in orders issued
yesterday from militia he adc uartefs
Heretofore members of the .\ationai
Guard no; employed by the government
have been at the disadvantage OF losing
time from their work to attend encaH1p-
mentS, while the federal WORKERS. aD-
sencc from Cfffce to attend -Natlona!
Guard duties is provided for by law and
does not interfere with their pay or an
nu1I leave. Under the orders Just issued
enlisted men not employees OF tfse gov
er!intent will receive pay for service dur
Ing the annual eGcampn1ent at the rate
of SIS per day, provided they have at
tended not less than 80 PEI cent OF the Or
deged assemblies for the period preceding
tie annual encampment. This is in addi-
ten to the regular rate of pay based on
the -nit6d States Army scale, when the
guardsnen will receive. Employees oil the
District of Columbia are considered gov
eminent employees.
H. rl n n
listed men of land forces will be c2lcu-
lated from August ], 1910. the day after
the close of the Getty sburg camp ana
the graded rates OF pay based thereon
will lie Sl25 per day for net less than 50
per cent. 81 per day for between ca and
~ per cent. - cents per day for between
40 and GU per cent and 80 cents per day
for attendance of less than ~ per cent.
All commissioned officers without dis
elimination, will be paid an allowance
TO be used by them in the purchase and
maintenance Of clothing and equipment
at the following rates: Mounted OH GERS,
$40 per annum: dismounted officers. $50
Per annUm; naval battalion officers. $40
per annuIn. Inspection of the clot hing
and equipment will be made, and after the
first pay ment this allowance Will not be
paid TO an officer unless he has the full
uniform and equipment prescribed.
Any enlisted man other than govern
mcnt empioye, qualifying either as expert.
sharpshooter or marksman. shall receive
s.. - or 81 per day, respectively, ac-
cordins to this classification.
The additional remuneration provided
for will be paid during the encampment
or as soon thereafter as possible.
What is regarded by National Guard
officers as complete refutation of criti-
cisms recently directed at the militia to
the effect that it is difficult to obtain
recruits is the extension of the target
season to include Wednesday, August Q,
" y--1c IN hnCQ he oat
number of men who have enlisted since
the regular ordered practice would pre-
clude every trooper obtaining his share
of actual firing experience.
The target range will be open for prac-
tice of the entire guard from 8 am. to
pm Tuesday. August l. Saturday,
August ., and Tuesday, August s, and
from ] 10 pm. other week days up to
and including Wednesday, August 9.
Large attendance and some unusually
good craftsmanship marked the annual
target matches this week. under the aus
pices of the National Guard OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. The matches were
held on the Congress Heights rifle range
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Thurs
DAY. in the Moser match. representatives
from the New Jersey and Maryland NIL
litias. United States Marine Corps and
United States cavalry and infantry COM
peted. The officers in charge were Maj.
Thomas s. King, executive officer: Lieut..
Col. L. II. Reichelderfer chief range off,
Ger. and Capt. c. r.. Sherwood. statistical
officer
The prize winners in the various
matches and their scores are as follows:
Enlisted mems match (replacing mer-
chants match)-First prize, s., NJ B.
Atkinson, Company e. LIST Infantry 81;
Eve prizes of - each. W. l.. Kelly, Com
pany X. lst Infantry. 81; +. T. Reynolds,
y. c. s, 1st Infantry. 81: First Sergt
F. r. McFayden. Company B. 1st In
fantry. 30; J. ". Payne, Company E. I'd
Infantry. 30; c. c. Dyer. Company r,
LIST Infantry 30; ten prizes of s3 eacS
Serct. Maj. c. E. Smithson. battalion
seT1cant major, 1st Infantry. ~: D.
Hammer. Company A, I'd Infantry, %;
" L. Perry. Company B, I'd Infantry,
-; y. ID. Langley. Company E, 1st In
tsntry. IS: J. T. Mater, Company /, I'd
Infantry. %; J. c. Sweeney, Company E,
I'd Infantry, -; j. F. Maupin, Company
\. u Infantry. ~; w. G. Hutterley, Com
pany X. I'd Infantry. IS: ]. d. McNabb,
Company Z, LIST Infantry, 2S H. NJ
Reese, Company E. 1st Infantry. IS; fif-
teen prizes OF 81 each. Sergt. Hanneman.
Company A, ~ infantry. 2s; NJ. p. Nc
Grath. battery. "a: T. J. Doran. Com
pany D. I'd infantry. -: J. E. Slaughter,
company \, LIST Separate Battalion. ~;
+. r Tiiey, Company +. n Infantry, %;
L. y. Cole. Company +. 1st Infantry -;
T. r. Heberlin. Company f, I'd Infantry,
q; : Smith. Company A, 1st Infantry
70: j. q Hodges. Company Z, LIST Sep
aFdte battalion, -; j. a. Thomas, LIST
Separate Battalion, -. w. p. Ray, Com
pany T. list Separate Battalion. %: p
v. Gibson. Company n, I'd Infantry 81:
Z. y Huff, Company Is. 1st Infantry, 20;
f. ID HaTSett. Company l., 1st Infantry
70: j. r. Sanford. Company 4. ist Sep
arate battalion, -: and fifteen prizes of
s. each VI. A. Bodenhamer. Company B,
Isl Infantry. %: +. r. Va-ney,. Company
r.. 20 Intant-T. -; ~ j. CorreN Com
pany @. I'd Infantry. 20: II. c. Weeden.
company Il, 1St Separate Battalion. %
W H. EuFaI, Company Is. LIST Infantry
p; 4. T. klotz. Company c. I'd Infantry
%; L. A Walsh. I'd Division, Naval Bat
tailoE, -; A 6. Otto, Company +, 1st
infantry, p: A. j. Brake, Company G.
Isl tnIaht.y, -; J. MoIyneaux. Company
q. Fl infantry, -; g. F.. Sylvester Com
pahy Il. ID Infantry, -: c. w. Moore
list infantry. -: r. McCarten, Company
-. ist Infantry. ~; T.. b. Smith, Com
pan !, lst Separate Battalion %; IL
r. Allen, Naval Battalion. ~.
Novice mtacn-First prize. So Corn IL
A B.own. Company y LIST Separate
Battalion. 81: second prize 81 w Hut
ton. Company T.. 1st Infantry ~: third
prize. 50. d. Gregory, Company H. lst
Infantry, -: thirteen prizes OF 81 each
j. =. Sanford. Company b. lst Separate
Battal on. 10: +. l.. Baldwin COMPANY
3 I'd Infantry, ~: \. Thomas LIST Sep-
aTa:e Battalion, 10: T Martin Companv
ID. lst Separate Battalion. 10: +. ID. Har-
gett. Ccnpan. l., 1St Infantry. 10: w
p Ray. Company d, Ist Separate Bat
talon. lG: =. b. Harris. Company ID. lst
Separate Battalion. ~: Nj. NJ Moran