The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

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July IS-Mount Vernon. No. S. and Union, No, 2.
business
July Is-FfapkKn. No ?. bushes.
July I7-Syracusians No. 10. bIsiness.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
july Is Friendship TemTle, No. 3. degree Work.
July I7-Rathbone Temple No. s. degree work
MISCELLANEOUS.
july 5-EXc7IrSion Of Washington Company, No.
l Milltary Department TO Marshall Hall
Washington Company to Again Try
for Prize.
Washington Company. No. l. Military
Department, inspired by their success Of
two wears ago. when they entered the
competitive drill of the Military Depart
ment at the biennial conclave of the
rank at Milwaukee and carried off first
prize, have again entered the lists, in
the hopes Of again bringing back to the
mother domain the first prize from the
competitive drill 20 he held at Terre
Haute. Ind. during the week of July
l9. With this end in view. their ranks
have lately been augmented by the addi-
tions of quite a number of new men,
hers. the greater portion of whom were
members of the Golden Jubilee Class and
who were also former members Of the
winning companies OF the High School
Cadets.
Capt Fred NJ Pelzman. commanding
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enc of the prize-winning companies of
the cadets and two years ago led his
company to victory at Milwaukee. where
he also received a handsome cash prize
as the best drilled captain on the field.
This year the company is entered in
class A, carrying more men than they
did two years ago. and hoping TO win
the first prize, which is considera bly,
more than that of former years. In order
hal "a Of
the drill team of the company to Terre
Haute. the company will give their an
nual Pythian excursion to historic Mar
shall Hall on next Wednesday, when
valuable prizes will be given. The COM
mittee in charge of the event is COM
posed of Lieut.. c. E. Sanford chair
man; H. c. Glading secretary; R. A.
Reeves. treasurer and Knights George
Ryall. Al. Adams, and Mai. r. T. Whit
ing.
on the occasion of this excursion an
exhibition drill will be given by the
drill team that will take the competi-
tive field at Terre Haute. and also a
game of baseball between the Linworth
and Ballston Athletic clubs will be
PLAYED.
The drill team that will take the trip
TO Terre Haute is composed as follows:
Capt. Fred NJ. PolZman, First Lieut.. Geo
II. Whiting, Second Lieut.. G. G. Creecy,
First Sergt. Otto Sontag, Second Sergt I.
{. Racoosin, knights W. P. Angle, E. A.
Baruch, J. Baruch. V. NJ. Fookes. H.
Garrett, H G. Glading. ]. Holmes, NJ. H
KOnigsborg, G. Landy, G. Little, w. z.
Matthews, NJ. OTenberg, r. A. Reeves,
w. Roberts. W. Roland, B. Sherwood, H.
Stansbury, L. B. Taylor, T. c. Taylor. C.
Welty, G. F. WheeloCk. G. E. Williams,
W. NJ. Williams. W. H. White, j. B. Con-
ner. George Ryall. H. Pelzman NJ. Rosen-
thai, J H. Mcqueen, DR.. Fredk. Yates,
Mai. r. T Whiting, Lieut.; c. E. San
ford. Lieut.. ]. E. Wilson.
The battalion staff of the First Bat
TALON. First Regiment, D. C. composed
of Major r. T Whiting. Lieut.. Adjt J.
n. Williams, Lieut.. Quartermaster c. E. /
Sanford and Lieut.. Commissary ]. E. !
Wilson. will accompany the team. Lieut. |
George Little will preced the drill team
and complete camp arrangements.
Knights NJ. H. Konigsberg has been
appointed camp correspondent and will