Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-09-27
District National Guard

Sergt. L. T. Needs, thirty-ninth place.
prize 81: Capt. c. S. Shields, 1920
place, prize 81; Corp. w. r. Tilson.
F. B. Kaye, 122nd place, prize 81:
Staff Sergt. A. Thill. 122d place, prize
81; Sergt. G. Z. Martin, 212th place,
prize so cents.
Chemical Warfare Match-Sergt.
c. d. Perkins, tenth place. prize $3.50
and medal; Sergt. T. A. Riley. fifteenth
place. prize So. and Capt. C. s. Shields.
twenty fifth place. prize 81.
Leech Cup Match-1.0o7 entries,
Sergt. G. E. Martin, thirty-third place,
prize $3.50; First Lieut.. J. C. Jensen.
w. NJ. Slavik, 1929 place. prize $1.50.
200-yard Rapid Fire Match-S24 en-
tries, Sergt. w. NJ. Slavik. fifty-ninth
place, prize $2.65; Sergt. G. e. Martin.
fiifty-ninth place, prize S2.65: Capt.
c. S. Shields. tifty-ninth place. prize
1855; First Lieut.. j. c. Jensen. 129th
place. prize $1.32; Sergt. H. H. Green.
12sth place, prize $1.32; Corp. w. T..
Tilson, 234th place, prize 20 cents.
The Scott Match-Staff Sergt. I. T
Needs, thirty-f1rst place. prize $3.50;
Master Sergt. F. F. BernsdorfY. thirty.
ninth place. prize So. and Sergt. G. E.
Votava, ninety-seventh place. prize
$3.50.
Grand Aggregate Match - First
Lieut.. j. G. Jensen, Sixty-eighth place,
prize medal, and Sergt. w. M. Slavtk,
eigthy-fifth place, prize medal.
National Individual Pistol Match
425 entries, Sergt. E. d. Andrews.
eleventh place, prize medal.
National Individual Rifle Match
Sergt. G. E. Votava, fifteenth place,
prize medal.
Marine Corps Cup Match-1.0S en-.
tries. Staff Sergt. l.. T. Need. thirty
fifth place, prize 81: First Lieut. J. c..
Jensen, fifty-first place. prize 81: Corp.
w. T. Tilson. seventy-eighth place.
prize So; Master Sergt. F. F. Berns-
dorff, ninety-sixth place. prize So;
Sergt. w. M. Slavik, 123rd place. prize
$3.50; Sergt. G. B. Martin. 214th place.
prize $1.50. and Sergt. G. L. Votava.
220th place. prize $3.50.
Presidents Match--Sergt. w. Nj.
Slavik, forty-second place, prize 81
and medal: Capt. c. S. Shields, sixty
third place, prize $3.50 and medal
Sergt. L. T. Needs, 116th place, prize
$3.50; First Lieut.. j. c. Jensen. 152d
place, prize 81; Sergt. E. d. Andrus,
Tooth place, prize 81; Sergt. H. H.
Green, 232d place, prize $1.50; Sergt.
G. B. Martin. 241st place. prize 81 so,
ana SerSt. James NJ. NotdFd, -oGu
place, prize $50.
The Wimbledon Cup Match-Sergt.
c. D. Perkins, 17Sth place. prize 81.
and Sergt. James NJ. Fotava, 252d
prize $3.50.
Plans have practically been perfect.
ed for the first concert this Fail of the
121st Engineers Band, of which Meyer
n. Goldman is leader. November 6
has been set as the date for the public
appearance at the Washington Audi
forum, the proceeds from which. will
be used in the purchase of distinctive
uniforms for the organization at its
public appearances. Tickets for the
concert were distributed to the mem
bership of the organization at drill
Tuesday night.
The following committees have been
announced:
Joseph A. Dodge, general chairman;
John F. Rocket. treasurer, and Frank
Birthright, secretary.
Committee on hall: Meyer n. Gold
man. chairman: Joseph II. Nicely and
Harry Harth.
Using: Walter L. Redfield, chairman;
Max w. Esberger, Raymond L. Gil
bert. Edwin NJ. Tansill. Andrew Nj.
Smith, John P. Eniegoski and Lucious
A. Shackelford.
Committee on tickets: John F.
Rocket, chairman; James r. Russell
and Harry H. Meiners.
Committee on publicity: Lucious A.
Shackelford, chairman; William I.
Saunders, George l.. De Mott and VIII
liam F. Yates.
Committee on music: Meyer n.
Goldman, chairman, and Charles S.
Woodin.
Officers committee: Maj. George ].
Allen, commanding the medical de-
tachment of the 121st Engineers;
Capt. z. H. Grove. quartermaster, and
Capt. John Lane, commanding Com
pany F, 121st Engineers.
Civilian committee: G. D. Shackel-
ford, chairman.
Former Top Sergt. Ralph F. Bart
ley, of the 29th Military Police Com
pany, who has been transferred to the
and Service Company OF
the 121st Engineers. was rendered a