The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-24
Many Attend Dress Parade at 6 O'clock in the
 Afternoon THE LARGEST ENCAMPMENT
Full List of Officers and BugIe Calls. Quartermaster Gardner Compi- mented on Arrangements
 for Eneampment.

Nearly TOO soldiers will answer to roll call at Camp Robert Jemison' twice every day. where the companies of the Third Alabama Regiment, National Guard, are holding their annual encamp ment. The number present yesterday was larger than was expected and this camp is by far the largest that has ever been held by a regiment of the National Guard in Alabama.
 The camp was named Camp Robert Jemison" In the following reglmental or der No. 3: Tn recognition of many courtesies and kindnesses shown to the Alabama Nation al Guard on various occasions. this camp will be called after one of Alabama 8 most loyal and progressive citizens, Rob- ert Jemison.
 By Order of Lieut.. Col Mcconnell. Hughes B. Kennedy, Captain and ad- jutant."
 The companies arrived yesterday in special cars. the first coming in early yesterday morning and all day long they were marching around the streets and lined up waiting the street cars which were to convey them to East Lake. The first to come was Company M, of Jas per, in command of Captain Lacey.
 Lieut.. Col. Mcconnell arrived early yes- terday and at once took command of the regiment. He has headquarters in a large tent facing the colonels street on the grounds. Near 1t are the tents of the adjutant and the quartermaster. Just back of 1t are the sleeping tents of the officers.
 In Running Order.
 Through the courtesy of the Southern Bell Telephone Company a telephone has been placed In the tent of the quarter master. The camp settled down last night and took up the routine 1t left off Just one year ago. Everything will be in running order this morning, the large crowd throwing the arrangements out a little yesterday.
 Quartermaster Gardner is receiving con- gratulations on all sides for his excel lent work in arranging the camp and in making preparations for the soldiers. He has done a great deal of work and done 1t we'll The following are the officers of Lieu tenant Colonel McConnelrs staff: Adjutant-Capt. Hughes B. Kennedy. Quartermaster-Capt. Walter F. Gard ner.
 Commissary-Capt. T. o. Cooper. OK ford.
 Inspector Rifle Practice-capt. L. K. Mullinnix.
 Surgeon Major-Dr. Lewis C. Morris. Assistant Surgeons-Capt B. M Hall. Huntsville; Capt. J. ,. Heacock, Wood- lawn.
 Dental Surgeon-Dr. Percy Nixon.
 The line officers are:
 Major First Battalion-J H. Bankhead. Jr., of Jasper.
 Major Second Battalion-Joseph L. Dan. iels Anniston.
 Major Third Battalion-Robert E. simp son, Florence.
 Company A, Woodlawn, Captain A. W. Mcdaniel
 Company B. Florence, First Lieutenant J. E. Gullette.
 Company c. Gadsden, Captain w. A. Echols.
 Company D, Anniston. First IAeuten- ant G. +. wilson.
 Company E, Decatur, Captain M. M Pride.
 Company F, Huntsville. Captain R. L. Hay.
 Company C., Birmingham, First Lieu tenant John T. Yeatman Company H, Bessemer. Captain c. C. Willis.
 Company l. Oxford, Captain D. 1T. Smith. Company K, Birmingham, First Ser geant c. E. Ballard Company l., Talladega, Captain B. II. Burr.
 Company M, Jasper Captain Cecil La cey.
 Major R. D. Simpson has been appoint ed field officer of the day Corporal T. Mccormick, sergeant; Captain Willis of Company r. officer of the day; I.iouten- ant W. H. Long. Company F, senior off, cer of the guard; Lleutenan, EchoIs Company C. junior officer Of the guard for today.
 Large Crowds Expected. The most interesting features of the day are guard mount at o'clock, dress pa rade at 6:30 o'clock and parade at G:45 o'clock. Large crowds will doubtless be out this afternoon.
 The following Is the order of the calls for the week of the encampment:
 Camp Robert Jemison, Headquarters Third Infantry, A. N. G..
 East Lake, June 2S, 1902 Regimontal Order No. 4-
 1. For the Information of company com manders. the following calls are pub lished:
 Eeveille, 5 q. m.
 Assembly, 5:l5 a, m.
 Sick call 5:3O a. m.
 Breakfast (ness), i5 a. nj.
 Fatigue 6:15 q. n.
 First call battalion drill, GAS a. m. Assembly, a. m.
 Recall, 8:30 a. m.
 Officers call 9 a. m.
 First sergeants calls, 10 a. m. Mess call, F m. Non-commisNoned officers, p. m. Mess call supper, 5:30 p. m.
 First call guard mount. D. m. Assembly 6:05 D. m.
 Adjutarts cali. 6:10 r. m. First call dress plrade, 6.3o p. m Assembly, 6:35 D. m.
 Parade, GAS D. m.
 n.,attoo. 10 p. n.
 Taps, 10:30 p. m.
 By order of Lieutenant Colonel McCon- nell.
 HUGHES B. KENNEDY,