The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

regiment of infantry and of the artil- lery battalion will furnish the Adju- tant-General with aelist of the members of their respective stafEs for whom they desire transportation. showing the postoffice address of each. Members of the general stan corps will receive transportation instructions from the Adjutant-General.
 6. No baggage will be checked to camp. The quartermaster sergeant of each organization will be required to take charge of all impediments of such organization during journey to and from camp. and also of the baggage of such officers as may be authorized to travel with such organization. Re- turning from camp. regimental quarter masters are specially changed with seeing that the baggage of each com pany is loaded in tact In car before that of another company is loaded therein. Those companies having the longest distance to travel by any one route will load first and the company stationed nearest camp will load their baggage last.
 [. Commanding officers will immedi- ateiy upon arrival at camp furnish in writing to the Adjutant General a cer- tified statement of the number of ofn- cers and the number of men and the aggregate number of persons for whom he filled out transportation requests. 6. Each commanding officer before intraining his command. will carefully inspect all cars furnished for his use. ascertaining that the same are well supplied with Ice water and toilet pa per- and are in good condition. He will call the attention of the railroad official in charge to any defects there in. He will also. just before arrival at destination cause all cars used by any of his command to be thoroughly policed. When his command detrains. the cars must be left in clean condi- tion. Detrainment must be promptly executed.
 g. Each commanding officer will oare- fully inspect his command before in- trainment, and will permit no car tridges, and no weapons other than those of Government issue. and no in- toxicating liquors of any kind to be taken on board the train. The pro visions of this paragraph must be strictly enforced.
 10. Each commanding officer just be- fore leaving home station. will tele. graph to the commanding ofifcer. Ala bama National Guard. Lytle. Ga, ad- vising time of departure and strength of command.
 II. The senior cfiicer on each train will be in command thereof. He will appoint such guards as may be needed. He will preserve strict order. will allow no one to enter or leave cars without his permission. and will permit no mis- sile to be thrown from cars. He will see that the provisions of Section 4S2, Field Service Regulations. United States Army, are observed. That regu- iation is as follows:
 "The railroad employees and subordi- nate officials have nothing to do with A. ministration. Requests or complaints they may have to make will be ad- dressed to the static nagent or to the conductor of the train.
 The troops for their part must not interfere in any way with the opera ton of the railway service. Oflcers and enlisted men will not attempt to give orders to employees. and protests. complaints. and arguments are strictly | prohibited. The commanding officer is | the sole intermediary between the troops and the railroad personnel. In | case of deficiencies and other matters requiring correction he will address I himself only to the official in charge. ]" After detraining. such officers in com
 mand of the trains will make care | full inspection thereof, noting the condi- | ton of all cars. making a memorandum 1 of any damage or injury done thereto,
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 i2. Company commanders must arr range for the Subsistence of their men en route to camp. Commands sched- uled to arrive at Lytie, Ga, not later than noon will he allowed one meal per man. Commands scheduled to arr rive between noon and D. m. will be allowed two meals per man. Com mands scheduled to arrive after D. m. will be allowed three meals per man. The cost of such meals. in no case to exceed 25c per meal per man. will be refunded to commanding officers upon presentation of properly receipted vouchers.
 Ia. Each company commander will make out his morning report for the 23d July before reaching camp, and deliver same to the Adjutant-General of his organization immediately upon arrival in camp.
 I4. Company commanders will make out one copy of payroll before reach ing camp, and turn same out to the Adjutant of his organization upon arr rival.
 15. Men will report in service uni form and in heavy marching order. and will provide themselves with sufficient underclothing. Tan shoes will be re- quired with service uniform.
 IS. Company commanders are direct ed to bring all serviceable uniforms blankets rolls, tentage and cooking utensils in possession of their organt- zation, to camp with them.
 All uniforms issued to men or in their possession. other than that worn, win be brought by them in blanket roll, all unissued uniforms in posses sion of company will be brought, in bulk.
 17. No men will be brought to camp unless duly enlisted at least thirty days prior to time of encampment
 IS. Company commanders will irn- mediatsly on receipt hereof notify the Adjutant- General of the number of men they will take to camp.
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 By command of the Governor.
 Blob Graves,
 Brigadier- General. A N e.,
 The Adjutant- General