The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-23
PRIZES ARE GIVEN
TO MILITIAMEN
Presented by Brig. Gen. Rob
ert X. Evans.

The insignia earned by members Of the
National Guard. District of Columbia for
qualification in small arms practice dur
ing the season of 1910 and the prizes won
in the recent competitions Were present
ed by Brig. Gen. Robert X. Evans, L. S.
\. in the drill han OF the National Guard
Armory. last night.
Cen. Evans. in his address. said the
time is At hand when the forces Of the
United States should no longer he known
aS regulars, marines, sailors, and militia,
but should h" unified and called The
military establishment Of the United
States"
Tn" successful teams and individual
winners Of insignia and prizes wcr" un-
der command Of Lieut.. Col. Anton Ste
phan, Second Infantry. Music was fur
njshed toy the Second Infantry Band
Gen. George II Harries complimented
Gen. Evans on his promotion to chief Of
the bureau. and sam ne should hay" had
it long ago Gen. Harrics also Compli-
mented the men on their good work
In the MOsh"r Match. first prize. tro-
phv. and So was awarded to the Dis
trI"t National Guard: second prize. so
to United States Marine Corps. In tn"
Berry & Witmore Team Skirmish Match
first prize. trophy. and 81 was awarded
to First Infantry: second prize, go. 10
Second Infantry: third prize. 81 to First
Separate Battalion Brigade Rife Team
Skirmish Match, first prize, and trophy
awarded to Second Infantry; second
prize. 81 10 First Infantry. Judd ~
Dctwilcr ReGimentdI Team Match. first
prize. trophy. medals. and so awarded to
second Infantry: battalion team match.
first prize. 81. awarded Second Battal-
ion Second Infantry: second prize. 80,
First Battalion. Second Infantry; third
priZ. s.. Second battalion, First Infan-
try; company team match. first prize,
ST. awarded Company *, Second In
fantry: second prize. $40. Company X,
First Infantry: third prize. 81. First Di-
vision, Naval Battalion: prizes for gal
I"ry compositions awarded in regi-
mental match to Second Infantry. in
battalion match to Second Infantry,
and in company match to Company f.
Second Infantry; pres for highest fig
urc of merit. awarded. first prize, Sec
ond Infantry; second prize, Second Bat
TALON. Second Infantry; third prize.
Company q. Second Infantry.
TIL" prizes given by the merchants
Of Washington were awarded to the
fifty winners. as follows:
Private \. =. Eddy. Private ]. T. Y'n1~v. SEA-
w W. Burns. Private J. T. Hutchinson. I'm
vatC f. r. Tillcy. Private r. Saunders, Sergt. ". T.
Reese. Private J. F. S!rlwIis ,iunncr's Mate II. h.
Thomas St-Et II. W. RucIl. ScrEt. +. X. Nc
Fady ca. SerEt- !. +. MaUpin. Private 7. W. Glib
srn. Sergt. {. II. Hutchinson. S"rgt. \. u. Langley.
Private W. H.. Hut'ery. SerSt. {. c. Dyer, Private
John Moore Private y. &. Carlin. Private ]. VI.
RorncfOri. Serrt. J. T.. Slaughter. Scrgt- A. +.
Klotz Private g. A. HUI. Corporal |. +. Rnck.
Scr-t. !. 9. Sweeney. Private g. r. Smith. CORPORAL
J. \. Wade Private e. T.. Stanton, Private T. Il.
IIraherlin Private 6. 5. Fletcher. Sergt- W. II.
Wall Private T.. f. Werdcrnth. Corp II. T..
Young Corp T. V. Barb Private Max J. kno-
hlc Private =. e. P1stun. Com. ScrEt- 3. p.
Shields Corp W. l.. Thomas, Private w. +.
Pcr1y. Corr d. NJ. Sterhcrs. Private G. c.
Stark. Private ". K. Jacobs. Private J. u.
McNab Private {. =. Frantz Private G. II. Ham
mord APPRENTICE Seaman ]. +. Note. Private II.
Kali. Col. Scrg-. +. T. Reynolds Sergt. Charles
Miller S,rgt. Mai. J. 4. Thomas