The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-05
COLONEL M'KLEROY
 ISSUES ORDER
Strict Discipline Will be En-
 forced at Anniston
CAMP WILL START JUNE 15
Is Expected That Encampment of Third Regiment, Alabama Ma tional Guard, Will Be a
 Great Success.

Anniston, June 4-(Speclal.) 1.-The regi- mental order calling the Third regiment, Alabama national guard. into encamp- ent here June 15, has been issued by Colonel McKleroy The order is a strong enc and will, if carried out, prevent any boisterousness while the companies are en route. The order in full is as follows
 Headquarters Third Infantry, Alabama National Guard, Anniston, Alabama. May 9O 1905.
 Regimental Order No. 4-1.-Pursuant to general orders No. 9, A. G. O., the Third regiment infantry will go into camp of instruction at Anniston, Ala, on Thurs day. June 15, 1@5
 Attention is called to general orders Nos. and 10, A. G. O., and special atten- ton is called to paragraph 8, of general order No. To- This order will be rigidly enforced at the camp Company com manders will be held responsible for con- duct of men en route; strict military dis eipline will be observed. No intoxicants will be indulged in, boisterous and inde- cent conduct will not be tolerated. No ammunition will be taken, either blank or ball cartridges, and company com manders will make rigid inspection before leaving home stations. Officers in charge of trains will not allow men to disem- bark at stations, or loiter on platforms of same. No arms will be allowed except those issued by the state.
 Each company will move from their station in blue uniform, heavy marching order, fully equipped for active duty. All khaki uniforms to be brought to camps and no unnecessary baggage allowed officers will govern themselves by the army regulations, paragraph 1142. regard- ing their baggage.
 Each company will do it's own cook ing, and company commanders are to make necessary arrangements for stoves cooking utensils, cooks. etc., and not make any requests for supplies of this character. These supplies should be brought from home station or arrange ments made at Anniston necessary for proper feeding of the men. The com missary department will furnish provi- sions or if company desires, amount al- lowed will be paid to company command CT in money and he will make arrange ments regarding cooking and provisions It is suggested that each company send man to place of encampment on day before, without expense to regiment or state, to arrange minor details.
 Each company will pitch it's tents on arrival at camp, ditch and clean streets anu cuIllpd0N see Indl pIpptT utensils are brought to camp for the pur- pose.
 Company commanders will furnish regi- mental headquarters with a complete roster of officers and men of their com mands immediately on receipt of this order and on arrival in camp report to the adiutant the men absent and file writ ten excuse for such absentees, and men who are absent without good authority will be courtmartialed. Company com manders will be held strictly accountable for the enforcement of this orer, and if these rosters are not at regimental head quarters by June 10 requisition for quar- terly allowance will not be approved.
 The regimental commander expects this encampment to be a success in every par ticular, and with confidence in the off cers and men issue this order.
 By order Colonel McKelroy.
 w. F. JOHNSTON, JR.,
 Captain and Adjutant.