Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1925, Page 26

HONORS AWARDED 100.C. MILITIAMEN Praise and Medals for Men of Long Service in Na- tional Guard. Praisa for those who had served long and faithfully in the Natloual Guard of the District was ex- tended last night by Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan, commanding the District militia, when he pinned service medals on the breasts of several score of militiamen who had been marched to the front of the entire regiment. Lieut. Col General's Departme one of the coveted few of which have Gen. Stephan re perts of the curta of the plans| for the inauguration of | Coolidge, and pointed out that in all probability the District Guard would be called upon to represent the mili- tia of the United States in the parade. The service medals he was about to award, Gen. Stephan said, meant even more than medals won under the f war. | Adjutant who recelved ear medals, represented long when men after night energy to prepare themselves for the service of their country He ex-| pressed resret that the cifizens gen- preciate the work by the Guard ational Guard of ¥ ard of today, and | PO tod out how ihey hwentiiuerwithi| the first line troops during the first| part of the war Should there be an- other war. d. there may not be as much tim e, and as the National Guard now is a part of the first line of defense, th out in the full the pre struction b d to the o ization as ! In awar Btephan s mervices pf that he was Followin Gen. Ste Arthur with h Three-Y the medals, specifically Cook, telling veteran of thre the award of the the men ommission Medals Bestowed. o the names announced vesterday, were awarded three-y medals Company A, 1 2 \ -l Sergt. Alfred Vincent H. V ¢ L s William George F. H A. Schricker, Sergt. John J. Buehne, S son, Sergt. 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