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tul'.l .-'itsi i 'lew OT T..o - •-,y .
anl of not le*>.s then or. 3 ysar’a s^r/' c _
rticn fo. ndnvjpicm to the 1T„ i1iiita~y Academy, to be held Oec. 1 to
.'5. IVoin tn« £-e taking this ox/jiraC:1ori, eight will be .-elected from the
tin vJ(.•/.•*': s 'Vea t > tale the final examination March 4th.
h-.:i ed mf ymiMor an ,c vhe examination and requirements may be
g,»,v.
uT' -J. .' ••TvY A? *£$11' OrK'l TO EHLIdTED MEN
bs^’T'ee:r the r.ger of 19 and 22,
apply to take the examin
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Vi. W ih.ith
‘hr: k reoin:- »i..pu fire kuctice ’irrTH automatic ri77.es; scores high
Syr* . “* learn wwl'-ier e.e could be found between. ra in stomas this week
va*i3 used'by Or ape.iy ”1 in coiajieting the sercing of the automatic rifles
and fxrcLng ei.orr;,* points at the various ranges. Two half lays were
spent in rap: d fir'* practice at 200 and 300 yards. At both ranges, three
shots from 6r.cn of two magazines were fired at l,D" targets, which were
enpoeec. twenty seconds. The scores made in spite of high wind and gener
ally auverse weather conditions, promise well. Out of a possible 30 points
the Co- L autcrnatic squad made the following scores.
%
*
ct- t*f
200
Pvt.
Pvt.#
Parr
Lanie.ls.......
Ik.
Pvt. Ziegner..
Capt. bright..
Lt„ Iflcl-iaster,
Lt. Heartens
Cpl. Leppie........
Pvt. Lather •
Pvt* Sitzes.
Pvt. Matthews.. .. ..
Pvt. Huber...
Pv t. Logg ins .......
Pvt. Turner...
,23
,28
.27
.24
.27
.27
.26
.26
.25
.25
300 Yards
Pvt> Ambrose..25
Pvt. Huison....25
Cgt. Barr/.... 24
Pvt. Patch-.. 24
Pv t. Pizner..24
Cpl • Or .mt........ ... 22
Pvt. Clarke.22
Pvt. Barron.. 21
Pvt* Cgien...21
Pv t. Jr ewsaugh.21
Pvt. Kishter.19
Pvt. Cleveland.... ...15
Pvt. Parr..
Lt. McMa st e r...
Pvt. Ambrose...
Pvt. Car diner..
Pvt. Danis? ls..
Pvt. Patch.....
Pvt. Brev/3augh.
30
28
28
26
.26
. 25
24
Pv
sne.
Pvt. Liegner..
iigt. Barry-..*
Pv t * Sit z e 3 ». .■
P\ t. Cleveland
Pvt. Barron*••
Pvt. IVmer...
1Jvto Heaae. •. •
.. 17
...24
...23
. ..22
. ..22
»•«4I
..,20
...20
Sgt. Thatcher, Corporal 17at.he.?-on and Pvt. i'tsvart (li.M.) of Company
F* returned ’Ved.needay from a *ur3 00 yh "vent at Had bay and elsewhere. No
mighty trorhies of tie chase adorned their •triumphal march. However, a
good time was hd by all. *
Pvt. Curtright of Company E proceeded Hen lay to the upper reaches of
he Chilkat, where he will join Hasury, Hook, -loss, et al, in maintaining
he Chilkat Republic at war strength.
Rough weather prevented the usual sailing of the Pda for Ckagway
last -Vein9sday, Lt."Edwards, Mrs. Loving, and several civilians were a
meng those forced to postpone their visit to the metropolis of Lynn Canal.