Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

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sixth prize, 81, Corp. A. NJ. Rogers.
Company c, Sd infantry: seventh prize.
SO, Sergt. A. L. Barnard. Company X.
eighth ppize s.: 1afsa
ner. Company M. Sd Infantry: tenth
prize. s.. Private r. F. Downs, Com
pany F, Sd Infantry; eleventh prize.
Sd Infantry: twelfth prize, So. Color
Sergt. F. T. Reynolds, N. c. s.. Sd In
fantry; thirteenth prize. So, Yeoman N.
B. Grain, Naval Battalion: fourteenth
prize. So. sergt. NJ. J. Landvoigt. Com
Private r., S. Doyle. Company K, Sd In
fantry: sixteenth prize, 50. Sergt. w. E.
Thorne. Company c: Sd Infantry: sew
enteenth prize 81 serf1 h LSte.sss,
prize. s.. Private ". ". L1seombe.
Company NJ, Sd Infantry: nineteenth
prize, So. Corp. ]. H. Cannon, Company
4. Sd Infantry; twentieth prize, s..
TALON: twenty-first prize. 81. Chief
Yeoman A. E. Prugh. Naval Battalion;
twenty second prize. 81. Private II. 7.
Atwell. Company D, Sd Infantry: TWEEN
Battery 4. Field ARTILLERY: twenty
Company c. Sd Infantry: twenty fifth,
prize, 81, Sergt. H. P. O'Malley, Com
s.. Corp. W. o. Gordon. company Fl. 81
Infantry; twenty-seventh prize, So
sergt c. c. Dyer, Company G. Sd In
fantry: twenty-eighth prize, 81, Private
F. A. Cannon, Battery A, Field Artil-
v. Fairchild. Company K. Sd Infantry;
thirtieth prize, 81, Sergt. B. A. Hopkins,
Machine Gun Company: thirty-first
prize, 50, Private A. F. OFT, Company
Pri va eh1 f. N pennsson. Company E.
Sd Infantry: thirty third prize, 81, Pri-
vate j. v. Trammell, Company c, Sd In
fantry; thirty-fourth prize. 81. Private
A. N: Dean. Company .. Sd Infantry;
SEE. Company E. Sd Infantry: thirty
sixth prize, 81. Sergt. S. E. Bomar.
Company L, Sd Infantry; thirty-seventh
prize, 81, Sergt. E. D. Hargett, Company
Private r. E. Tate, Company I, Sd In
fantry: thirty-ninth prize, 81, Private
w. r. Sulhoff, Company B, Sd Infantry;
fortieth prize. 81, Coxswain c. ". Yoder.
sergt. ]. R. Gibson. Company K Sd In
fantry; forty-second prize, 81. Private
]. S. Fehr, Company A, Sd Infantry;
forty-third prize, 81. Sergt. G. L. isich-
Gom n1iaa 3D. Infantry forty H
lardies. Company K. Sd Infantry: forty
fifth prize, 81, First-class Electrician
G. K. Brewer, Naval Battalion. forty
sixth prize: 81. Corp. "; Garner. Com
National defense trophies = First
honors, Company K, Sd Infantry; sec
ond honors, Company H, Sd Infantry.
National .trophy-Awarded by the
United States for excellence in target
Brigade medal-For the officer max
ing the highest score in ordered prac-
tice. prize, gold medal, Lieut.. E. H.
Gerber, Sd Infantry.
Roginski medal-For the enlisted man
making the highest score in ordered
practice. prize. gold medal. Private c.
S. Shields, Company X, Sd Infantry.
Prizes for highest figure of merit
battalion trophy, Sd Battalion, Sd In
fantry; company trophy, Company K,
Sd Infantry.
Members match, National Rifle Asso-
ciation-Medals to Capt. r. Alderman,
Sd Infantry. and Sergt. H. F. Richard
son, Company K, Sd Infantry.
Examinations to select officers for
the George Washington University
coast artillery company. now officially
designated as the 1st Company, Coast
Artillery, N. G. D. c., probably will be
held early in January.
The company MAS been formally mus
tered in, and Uniforms and equipment
soon will be available. it is reported.
Efforts are being made to secure the
use of the basement of Polls Theater
as an armory. Weekly drills now are
being held at the National Guard
will be made to Fort Washington for
practice with the guns there.
The roster of the new company, which
is composed exclusively of students
lows: David L. Alexander. Waiter s.
Bates. Chester c. Baxter, Hiram A Bou-
cher, Maurice B. Bradley. Alvin Nice.
Brown. John G. Bubb. James o. Bur-
CESS. Walter w. Burns. Clarence F.
Collier. Manuel cortes. Benjamin C.
Cruickshanks, Dorrell G. Dickerson,
Frank M. Eaton, Howard r. Eccleston,
Raymond O.. Eliason. Phillip Ershler,
Leopold A. Goodman. Spencer Gordon.
Howard A. Hodgkins, Walter C. Hoer.
Edwin B. Hunt, Paul ]. Hunt, ]. Albert
Fink, Frederick Fergerson, William G.
Jackson, John E. Larson, Edward B.
Iightfoot. Frederick W. Nehb. Norman
Nicklin. Howard D. Norris, Louis R.
McReynolds, Maxwell A. Ostron, Perley
H. Plant. James F. Pierce, Albert 3,
Puilen, Norman T. Raymond. John T.
K X n aaeu Bru 1 P Robinson. Harry
A. Ryan, Joseph NJ. Shaffer. Elmer
Stewart, Perry E. Taylor, Leslie W. Tel
Ter. Horace c. Towner. Homer W. Van
Benschoten, Jose R. Villamil, Hoodley,
H. WilLes, Abram R. Wingate, Rich
ard F. Wood. Allan B. Campbell, Newell
B. Grain. Roscoe c. Doyle, Richar I'd
s. Doyle. Raymond Lew, Harold
N. Marsh, John L. Tunstall, Clarence
s. Shields, Ira A. Kelberg and A. L.
Stoddard.
Officers and men of the Signal Corps
Company who went to Fort Myer last
Sunday listened to a lecture by Lieut..
Milliken, 9Th Cavalry. on the horse and
the diseases to which it is subject.
Another detail will go to the Virginia
army post today.
Several changes have been made in
the Signal Corps armory, which has
resulted in giving the command more
room.
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