Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-05
FIRST REGIMENT
HOLDS REVIEW
Mayor Guest of Militiamen on
ersary of Departure for
Spanish War.

ne A AISA LEklAllEHAt ~ LIZ N -
/ passed in review before Mayor Jacot
Hausslng and other civil and mill
tary officials at the armory. in Jay
street, last night. The review COM
memorated the sixteenth anniversary
OF the departure Of the First regi-
ment for service in the Spanish War.
The armory was taxed to capacity,
and the interior was decorated with
the national coiors \ roll-call for
those who were killed in the Spanish
| War was read by Adjutant l. Newton
Davies. Taps were sounded, while a
few lights dimly lighted the armoFy.
The ceremony was very impressive.
Regimeutal maneuvers and drills
We're executed with precision which
called forth applause. A presentation
of medals was made before the re-
viewing stand by Adjutant Davies.
Dancing followed the review. Gen
eral Order Ne. II. issued by Colonel
John D. Fraser. in command of the
| regiment, provided for the presenta-
ton of the medals as follows:
The winners of trophies and prizes for
! proficiency in small arms practise on
| sen Girt ranges for 1913 and those
| hafnp entitled TO State medals Of honor
| and First Regiment veteran medals are
state Medals of Honor-Thirty years,
| Color Sergeant James p. Madden, N. [.
= twenty years. First Lieutenant An
fhony Weis. Company /; fifteen Years,
| Gantain carl J. Schultz. Company X
| Second Lieutenant Neidon Kelley, Com
nany b: ten years, First Lieutenant
, Claiborne f. Gardiner, Company ID;
First Lieutenant T. Barton Freeman,
". Armstrong. Company X: Regiment
Onartermaster- Sergeant Joseph r, Hi
ton. n. e. s.. Cook 4. o. Gibbs, Com
pany d Private Edidier Cordier, Com
pany 3 Private Leroy Traphagen' Com
Tronbies and Prizes-General BRENT
nall trophy for highest figure of merit.
I including percentage Of attendance at
range Won by Company II.
Colonel Fraser Medal flor proficiency
in small arms practise) Won by Ser
geant James L. Callaghan, jr., Com
pa Forty. Seventh Regiment. n. G. n. Y,
Badge for highest aggregate score In
one trial on Sea Girt rangesl-Won by
/ Private P. J. O'Hare, Company II.
! First regiment veteran medals, more
than nine years service:
Field Staf-Colonel John D. Fraser
Lieutenant Colonel George NJ. Butte,
Majors Arthur Fl. Mackie, Roland d.
Croker Alvin II. Graf, Captains l. New
/ ton Davies, Richard j. Drever, First
Iieutenants Bert PATTERSON, Alvin n
Gran, Second Lieutenant Robert j.
Wightman
Non commissioned staff---Quartermas-
ter Sergeant Joseph E. Hilton Commits
sary- Sergeant Gustave W. Lindeberg,
Battalion Sergeant Major James 2. Me
Kfttrick, Color Sergeants James i, Mad
den, James Terwllliger
Band-Drum Major George I. Patston.
Haadqunrters Detachment--Trumpe
| Sergeant James A. Shauger, Sergeant
Samuel Sykes, Priyates John II. w. Con
way, Donald Mcdonald, Christopher Nc
Mahon.
Hochadel and Friedrich Kull.
Company A - Captain William B.
Powell, Second Lieutenant Charles IL.
Company B-Captain william H. Cam
field, First Lieutenant r. Barton Free
man, Second Lieutenant Leroy 5. Fales,
Artiicer Patrick J. Bulger, Cook Earl
King, Privates Edidier Cordier and
Company C-Captain George T. Pats
ton. First Lieutenant Benjamin f. Day,
Quartermaster Sergeant John =. Voget,
Sergeant Arnold Kull.
Company D-second Lieutenant Neldon
| Kelley, First Sergeant James w. Atkin-
son, First Sergeant James II. Sykes,
! Cook Arthur O. Gibbs, Private Fred +.
Morse.
! Company Egyptian Harold Wake
field. First Lieutenant Herbert j. All
wood, Second Lieutenant James A. Jen-
nings, First Sergeant Joseph q. MOser,
Sergeant Patrick !, Green, Private e. +.
Joerger.
Company F-Captain James D. Lambie,
First Lieutenant Edward J. McLaughJ
lin, Second Lieutenant Matthew j. Con-
nors, Sergeant William Workman. Cor
poral samuel NJ. Jowett, Cook Frederick
A. Wolfe, Private James r. Apgar
Company G-Captain Thomas Mills,
First Lieutenant Edward J. Rehman,
Private Wilbur +. Cornell.
Company H Captain Charles W.
Beardsley,, First Lieutenant Edward IL.
Balevre, Sergeant Louis Dopf, Private
John c. CLARK.
Company I-Captain Arthur D. Marsh,
First Lieutenants Anthony Weis William
B. Carr, QuartermasterS Sergeant Joseph
j. Carr. Sergeants Theodore A. Gabriel,
Louis Lurz.
Company K-Captain Carl ]. Schultz,
First Lieutenant John F. Ryan.
Company Il-Captain W. II. yanNuise,
First Lieutenant Louis Z. Bachelor,
Sergeant George H. Bowman, Cook Ed
ward G. Fullard.
Company M--Private Samuel Madison.
More than six years, but less than
nine years:
Non Commissioned stan - Regimental
Sergeant Major Walter Scherrer
Headquarters Detachment - Corporal
Edward Woodhouse, Private Arthur II
Rodgers
Sanitary Detaehment-Pri James f
Company A-sirst Sergeant William
Johnson.
Company B-First Sergeant George II
Yreeland, Sergeant Walter l.. g. Dono
hue, PriYates John Goehring, Edwin L
| Turner.
Company g. Sergeant George W
Sehol, Private Florian LesquerenX.
| Company D-Sergeant James l.. Cal
! laghan. jr., Musicians Stephen A. Chewey
/ Adolph f. Wolff, Cook Charles A. Nc
/ Donald.
! Company E-Sergeants James A. Brad
| shaw, James A. Woods, Corporal Thoma
Fl simmons, Priyntes Albert X. Furze
! Edward Lang.
| Company First Sergeant Walter e
Borcher, Sergeant Royal Z. Haight Cool
! William Mclaughlin, Privates james 9
| Healey, Leroy Traphagen
| Company G-First Sergeant William
| Murray, Quartermaster Sergeant William
| A Hill. Sergeant Robert ", Withers.
| Company II = Qugrterlnaster Sergean
| Albert T, Willis, Sergeant Frank l.. Del
\ hagen, Privates Cornelius Clark John NJ
J Kane, William Van Beuren.
! Company I-Sergeant William Costello
Corporals Henry S. Leek Chester W
| N1bio, Cook George II Wither, Private
Ralph Bitters, John MCGOWAN, Mathew
Company K-First Sergeant Lero,
Brant, Quarterma ster Sergeant Gustav
r. Schultz, Corporal AdOlph SchOrgel
Private August Hauf.
Company L-Ffrst Sergeant II. Voss
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