The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-13
WOODMEN OFF
At TER A WEEK
IN CAMP HERE
Prize Drills, Last on Weeks
Program, a Pleasing
Feature.
DOTHAN COMPANY
WINS FIRST PRIZE
Florida Boy Gains Highest
Points For Camp
Discipline.
DOTHAN COMPANY
WINS FIRST PRIZE

Aboard a special train which left
at 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon Ala
bama and Georgia companies, Uni
form Rank, W. o. W., took their de-
parture after stay of week in
camp at Palmetto Beach.
Companies B of the 166th regiment,
from Mona, and E, of the Both regi-
ment, Jacksonville, left at 6:55 o'clock
last night for their respective home
cities. Company F, 163d regiment,
Of Admission, Ala, left on the north
bound regular train Saturday at 1920
p. m. The Boys Band went on the
special last evening.
The Prize Winners.
To Company E of the 133d regi-
ment, under the command of Captain
W. H. Temple, Jr., goes the credit Of
being the best drilled body in camp.
This company was given the first
prize, the high score of SO points
having been given. This was in Class
A, field drill.
Other prize winners in this class
were:
Company D, sd regiment, Of
Athens, Ca, which was awarded a
total of 81 points.
Company 8, 166th regiment, COM
manded by Captain G. ,Jernigan, won
third prize In the Glass A, field drill,
with score Of 20 points. This cQRl-
pany was from Mona, Fla.
Class B, Field Drill.
In Glass B, field drills, the follow
ing companies won:
Company L, 26th regiment, COM
manded by Captain ]. T. Adams, with
total of so points. This cor\1any
is from Woodlawn, Ala, and was
awarded the first prize.
Company F, 163d regiment, not
only took second prize, but two mem.
bers won first and second prizes re-
spectfvely in individual guard duty.
j. j. Box and H. Summers were the
winners referred to.
Glass C, Field Drill.
In Class G, field drill, Company C,
of the 26th regiment, of Brighton,
Ala, won first prize. Captain @. A.
Huston commands this company.
Company E, Of the 30th regiment,
with headquarters at Jacksonville,
won second honors. Captain C. E.
Beach commanded this company.
Leads in Floor Work.
In floor work (ritualistic) the first
prize went to ]. T. Adams, captain
of the Woodlawn, Ala, company,
which won first prize in Glass B, field
drill.
Florida Boy Leads.
In discipline, Florida boy stood
in the lead. This was E. Jernigan
of Company s, 166th regimel-ee, from
Mona.
His average was 90.
The second prize for discipline went
to o. Pfeister, actinS =ptain of Com
pany G, 18th regiment, Birmingham.
He was allowed a total of Sc points.
The third prize for discipline was
awarded to H. Henley, of Birming-
ham, director of the excellent band
He had total of "a points awarded
to him.
For Guard Duty.
In guard duty, the first prize went
to 7. ]. Passamore, of Company H,
26th Regiment, of Avondale, Ala,
with total Of Sc points.
The second prize went to L. E.
Pound, of Company F, 144th Regi-
ment, Atlanta, Ca, with SO points to
his credit.
T. H. Parr, of Company D. SIND
Regiment, from Athens, Ga, with a
total Of % points, won third prize.
Individual Drills.
First prize for individuals IN com
petition went to ]. ]. Box. of Com
pany F, of the 163rd Regiment of
Admission. He had 81 points to his
credit. Another member of the same
company, n. Summers, was a close
second, with 81 points.
The third individual prize went -
". B. Harrell of Company F 2stb
Regiment, of North Birmingham.