The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-04
Alabama Companies Cop the
Bulk of the Silver
Loving Cups.
MONA COMPANY
GETS IND PRIZE
Three Alabama Boys Were
Presented With Hand
some Gold Medals.

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Il a single prize in the competitive
drilling at Palmetto Beach by bodies
of the Uniform Rank, Woodmen OF
the World, and final announcement of
the prize winners was made yester-
: day afternoon following the usual
dress parade and review. It required
some close scrutiny on the part Of
. trained army and navy men to ar
, rive at the points to the respective
companies good, and at $50 o'clock,
the prizes we're presented. Col. Mills
handed the prizes to the captains of
the winning teams, and at the con-
: clusion made a happy ongratulatory
speech to the men at attention, tell
ing them how happy he was to know
that they have been so well-behaved
in the camp bearing his name; how
pleased he was that they were leaving
: Pensacola, carrying good opinion
: of the people because of their ex-
Ecellent behavior, and how pleased he
was to know that nothing had trans
pired in the camp throughout the
Z week to bring the least disrespect or
81 q ,d lis on the Woodneu in general
Second prize in Class H-arDrnppiihhef.
/ G, 26th Regiment of Magic City
Camp, iyUrtss Birmingham.
Ae Third prize in Class .mnanv
OF n sand Georgia Regiment, OF Ktfte.ss
n Ga. c
~ First prize in Class B-GOrnpapy
=. 1a3rd Regiment, Dothan.
la second prize in Class B-Compans
M . 1setb FLORIDA, of Mona.
act Th;rd nrize in Class B-Comapny
the a ,r Regiment, North Birmingn'
ene ham. .,;nr tho
for o,,,r,anies at drill, and who passtsu
the mon the respective efficiency OF ons
'iec- -,,~,ber IF organizations We're Lieu
nsnant Read. u. S. N, and secoW
t OF ;a,,tenant R. D. Lowell, u ). NJ =
: to THE INDIVIDUAL PRIZES.
Far r..oo handsome gold medals wef
oned donated to those lnalvlduSi 'ns .aaTle
,;sad IF different companies VINO $50 J.
~ n military tactics and IN oen s..,,,
!, ., cards. Those who were glaeag,,
" bv having these much-sougnt trop' g,
nad mon their coats were % =
cleo lows: - NC,
zen to First prize-Prlvatea e ~ poain,cr
o es- lum, of Company W. ~.
ga rrioe-Private 0. L. Pr
son. of Company NJ ZOth I'e Me-,
Third prize-Private =. -. =. Ut
ing. Company H, 26th kegll''eH''
!. Uar Ayondale, Ala.
= - .upuENT TO CLOSE.
w;+h +be mess call at 6 ocl
1T 80 ..o~n;no. order will be given
IL tlns c.ron' and within few NJ
Ill -, seo.sns-d Camp c. D. Mills vii
latter of history. There WI
naR nn4aI desertion Of the grounds
80, .,arbans. but it viii 60 into
TH oon ore of the most succel
] 49, 80. held in the Tenth district.
~ T.a n made favorable iml
II aion upon all the visiting olils0I !,
ARH rer in attested by the COCO u
III rbich were said Of the pace
s...s To time, in both public spe
- nriyate conversation. ~
p~;ee+ L-a.Jg,v limited yesterday tnae
: 49, Dl Ia q recommendation
vful ,,s~manent site established At
s. sacola.
LAST DAY A GALA ON
IS. Fr;aav, practically the last :
th from the encampment, was a or.
,ur years 9aIa day. Crowds from the cl y.
Ihabitants - the grounds early N the alO
itch West md watched with much lIlneI'
Reverend ;aserssting incidents which wei
bishop of -srino ali the time. Some
today. He -ho spent their first day 2
-. tx 00l "Ao ~+a~dov EXPRESSED