The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
IN CAMP
ALL FOUR TROOPS OF THE SQUAD
 RON AT ELKDALE.
Everything Points To Most Success fuf Encampment--Troub Be- tween Birminmham Compa-
 ny and a Hotel Keeper.
Advertiser Bureau.
 Eela. July IS.


 Three companies Of the Cavalry sauadron of the Alabama Nationai ceiara went into camp at Elkdale Park af,A were followed by the fourtn com. uaTav tonight. The Selma troop Leit fine city at g.s0 o'clock. marched to the park and took up quarters for tne week. There werc about fifty men m the company and most of tpem "tii spend the week At the park. a
 The troops from Montgomery ana Birmingham reached the city at about 10:s0 o'clock and were immediately marched to ElkdaIa Park. The troops from Montgomery ana Birmingham were not as large as was expected, put many of their members will reach sei- ma later in the week and Join tneir commands. The troop from Gamoen reached here tonight at ssss and was immediately assigned to quarters az Eikdale Park.
 Tho ofacers of the sqaudron are as follows: ". B. Atkins. Major conn rnanding. selma: Ben r Noble, Capt and AdJutant, MontgomerysC Capt. E. w. Gamble. Chaplain. Selma Captain Henry Gee. Surgeon. Selma; Captain D. B. Jones. ouartermaster. Camden: 1: Captain I. L. Roscndorf. Captain of coFagnissary, Selma; R. D. L.aAEont, Ouarternnaster Sergeant, Montgomery; 2 N cothran. Comnfssary Sergeant.
 The oficers of the various troops are as follows. Troop. A. Montgomery.
 William F. Lee. captain. Gaston Gum ter. first lieutenant. Ed. Noble second lieutenant; Troop R.. Camden !. D. Jenkins. captain. e. J. spier, first 1ieu- tenant. IL. ! Hayes, second lieutefant. ,. D. Bryart, junior second iieutenant: Troop c, Selma. Q. C. Phillips, cap tain. F. L.. Milhons. first lieutenant, M L Calhoun, second lieutenant, F. HI. Nferkie 5unaor second fieutenant; Troop D.. Birminghana. c. g. Price, captain. W. L. Metcan first lieutenant. M M. stuart, second iieutanant, p. R. With err fsIn9or second lieutenant.
 ThA drill for the flag of the sGuad- ron win take place Saturday after noon at o'clock and will be witness ed bv d large crowd Monday Cover nor yefks and his staff will review tne squadron at EfkGale and that night ae the pavilion the ball win take paAee. ,slsl hn1a prize drlii and that night at e o'ciock at tins pavilion aR Eikdaie Park tise msahis wiia be awarded.
 T,sa enssaAgou Dafi next Monday 'htgne ,,rnrassrs 10 be the most brilliant social event of the. encampmenf- Several eorafttees iavS been appointed and are working hard The ball VIII pc one ot the most notaois ocSasfons ln sAs s
 For James T. Beck, who. for many wears was commander of the Cavalry ss,ua1droes of the AlabAma Nattonaa csf,ard. The encampment was named. The order was read during the dress narafie of the squadron this afternoon and was as follows;
 '.EquAdr0n order NO. 5:
 @A1abanla recently nlourned the loss of one of its distinguished citizens and soldiers when the death of Major 1amgs sr 1Seck flashed over the State. He served long and faithfully as Major of the Cavalry and was loyal to every dutv and true to every responsibility. IA token of loving rememhrance, this rs,,,,s sl,aIi he known as Camp Beck. as n slight token of the esteem in Wnicn James T. Beck was held.
 Rv order of Major V. B. Atkins.
 sBsn '. Mobile. Captain and Adju- tain. fst Cavalry, A. N O.
 The other orders read during the parade were as follows;
 g0uadron order No. g:
 s.snuadror order No. [ which relates to inc appointment of Private Theoo rome, Troop A. for the position or sergeant, is hereby can ceiIed and same Is made nnii and void
 nBy order Of Major Atkins
 aTssn F. Noble, Captain and AdJutant, ist Cavalry, A. N. O.
 sanecial Squadron order No g.:
 Sergeant smith. Troop D, Is hereby as acting Sergeant Major of the ISt Cavalry Squadron, A. N. e. Pri- vate Thompson. Troop A, fs hereby de- tsiled as Squadron Bug1er. Private bowling, TF5op A. is hereby detailed as Eouadron Color Bearer. Private Ben rer, Troop c. is hereby detailed as As- eiEtant to the cornmlesary Sergeant kN Of whom shali be respected accord il e1y."
 me detail for tomorrow will be Cap tain Jenkins. Troop B. officer of the day, and Lieutenant Stewart. officer of the guard.
 The first dress parade of the encarnp- ntent was witnessed by only a few on account ce the indictment weather. The troops Gki not march out into the drill Held ,nountes. but instead marched just east of where the tents are located. and there formed the parade at which the orders were read and the camp