The Washington times., 1912-07-22
THREE DAYS. SHOOT
Of GUARDSMEN TO
OPEN WEDNESDAY
District Militia Teams Hope
to Break Records in I'M
portant Events.

With their target rifles in perfect
condition, the District National
Guardsmen who will enter the three
day target matches to be conducted
on the Congress Heights rife range
beginning Wednesday. today are Gag
erly awaiting the opening day. when
they believe that the good records Of
past years will be smashed.
Interest in the coming shoot is great.
and the militiamen, after weeks of
practice on the range, will find COM
petition for the valuable prizes to be
awarded the victors keener this year
than ever before.
List of Events.
The opening match will be shot We'd
nesday morning when the militiamen
will compete for the trophy given by
Mrs. Russell NJ. MacLennen. Two
teams from each organization may be
entered in this match.
This will be followed by the novice
re-entry revolver match. the Brett re-
entry revolver match. the enlisted men s
squadded competition match, the COM
pany team match, the battalion team
match, the Judd & Detweiler regi-
mental match, the Carmody squadded
competition match, and the squadded
competition match.
Major George X. TAFT, First Infantry,
mas been appointed chief range officer.
Range Officers.
The following officers have been de-
tailed as range officers: Major Wallact
A. Cathrar, First Infantry; Major Clar
V. Sayer. Second Infantry; Capt. Ed
ward H. Brian, Second Infantry; Capt
William r. McCathran, First Infantry
| Capt. James B. Allison, Seventh Unite,
States Infantry; Capt. JOHN Z. Brooks
Second Infantry; Capt. Alvin d. Hath
away, First Infantry; Capt. F. II. Held
| enreich, small arms department; Capt
| William w. Cookson, small arms de
partment; Capt. Robert B. Johnson
Second Infantry; Lieut.. Franklin S
Durston, Naval Battalion; Capt. L. Il
Ernest, Second Infantry; Capt. Franz
| w. Holt, ordnance department.; Capt
H. C. Werlich, Second Infantry; Capt
Frank e. Sharpless, second In
tantry; First Lieut.. Thomas i
McAnally, ordnance department; Firs
Lieut.. Ralph Alderman. ordnance
department; First Lieut. Alber
B. Weir, ordnance department
First Lieut.. Richard Powers. First In
fantry; First Lieut.. Alfred r. McQone
gal, First Infantry; First Lieut.. SpNnce
e. Bomar. First Infantry; First Lieut.
Harry c. Caldwell, Ordnance Depart
ment; First Lieut.. Edward F. Davis
Second Infantry; First Lieut.. viii II
Chase. First Infantry: First Lieut.
Frank Lockhead, First Infantry; Firs
Lieut., Edwin w. Fullam. First Infan
try; First Lieut.. Tom Z. Fawcett, F1rs
Infantry: First Lieut.. Harry J. STAN
baugh, Second Infantry: First Lieut.
Clarence l.. Adams, Second Infantry
First Lieut. Herbert c. Earnshaw
Second Infantry: First Lieut.. Henry A
Wingate, Second Infantry; First Lieut.
Russell M. McLennan. Signal Corps
Second Lieut.; George E. Tolson, Seconl
Infantry; Second Lieut.. Wilmartl
Brown. Second Infantry; Second Lieut.
Chester NJ. Reich. Second Infantry
Second Lieut.. Clifford G. Gardner, Sec
ond Infantry; Second Lieut. Joseph E
Eldridge, Second Infantry; Second Lieut.
Thomas Brown, First Infantry; Secon
Lieut.. Lennox r. Lohr, Second Infan
try; Second Lieut.. George A. Mona gar
First Infantry; Second Lieut.. william
B. Wall, First Infantry.