The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-15
 CAMP NAMED
 AFTER WILEY Another Tribute to Dis tinguished Dead DRESS PARADE WAS FEATURE Memoli's Band is Producing Music
 for Cavalry. ssa5or Noble Impresses Men With Idea Ebas Camping is Business
 Target Practice is Being
 Much Emphasized-
DRESS PARADE WAS FEATURE

with three troops present, the an- nual encampment of the First Squad ron of Cavalry. Alabama National Guard at Pickett Springs was desAg- hated yesterday afternoon as Camp Ariosto AppIing Wiley" by MaJor D. F. Noble. conaznsndsr of the senadron n. The fourth troop to eompleae ,s,, .ne squadron---Troop B of Camden--wili reach the camp grounds this morning.
 The naming of the camp at dress parade yesterday evening at o'clock marked the beginning of weeks prac- tice by the yellow legs of Alabama citizen soldiery. While the dress parade was the first formal act of the camp the officers and men were actfve lou& hefora that time. Indeed Aa1or Noble and members of his staff have bean at Pickett Springs two days
 Troop A of Montgomery. and Troop C. of Selma went into camp yesterday morning. Troop D. of Birmingham ar. rivad about the noon hour. Ths men pitched the tents themselves, dalg the trenehes and preferences the other necessary labors. By the time Trunapt- CT Wood sounded assembly far dress parade at 5:30 o'clock the camp had as- sunzed definite shape and the men were ready for the real work which will be- gin this morning.
 When the Camden troop arrives this rn0xnkng there will be about h5 men at the camp. Thus far the. Bimn4ng- haxn troop has the greatest strength. There are ftfty-five troopers from Bfxminwhara. forty-fivs from Mont- gomsry and twenty seven frdm Selma. 1t zs expected that there will be at least ftfty men from CamdHn.
 Tna troops are officerea &E follows: Troop A. Montgomery, CapHain w. E n fa.F TSxE4 nell. Second lieutenant c. B. pexter-
 Troop B. Camden, Captain J. D. Jeu- kinA First Lieutenant O J S@ier, Second Lfeukenant ". B Bryant
 Troop C, Selma. Captain c. C. Phil lips, First Lieutenant M. L. Calhoun, Second Lieutenant F. II. Msrkle.
 Troop D Birmingham. Captain M M kstewsFt, First lieutenant C. H. Mandy, A Aec0nd lieutenant C. W. Hamilton. .Tne members of Major Noble's staff areA Captain H T. Lay. Montgomery, sura con: Lieutenant C s. Prtce. Btrm- lnrsisn.z zn. Adjutanf: Lfsnteuant Edward m Ne,bie. Montgouery, Inspector of rif1a R.racttce and Lisutem4nt Temple Bomllua. Montgomery, oEalrtermaster and. ebrA missary. Everett Jackson. of Monts0Enssry is acting as Sergeant Major
 Mssnuaiss srd Infantry Band oi Bitmiugnam will furnish music for the cavazryxnsm &hroughout the week and ntirrinw marches were played at dress Darase yesterday afternoon. Cooling breezas swept over the parade grounds South Of the park as tas main went on the fIssd and the exolnttons were watched by abouas cue hundrttd visitors to khe camp, ruaay oE whom were won0sn.
 ms order naming the carap paid a ana tribute to the Inte Colosnel Wiley. 1t was read in ciear voice, by Adtu- kaut Prics and was as 1c1IovwS:
 sHaadauarters First Cavalry Squad ron. Alabama National Guassd.
 Camp Ariosto 4. Wiley. Montgom- ery, July 14.
 0anera1 Order No. {.
 "A state and nation n,0urnis the loss nf ona of Alaban1a'g most distinguished sona; one who had. through his ability ana devotion to duty, won fame for himself and his State in every field of hls endeavors. and who. by his works. lett erected to his memory monument of esteem and good will in his fellow man.
 m the legislative hans of his state ana nation he proved hitnaelG states man of sterling worth.
 s.Tn the practice of his chosen pro- fessIon he sealed the ladder of fame to its topmost rung, and in the service of hfs country as a soldier and patriot he won renewn.
 s'In honor of the memory of this dis Gingufshed son of Alabenaa. this Camp shall hereafter be known and designa- ted ass Camp Ariosto Appling Wiley.
 "By order of Major Nohle-
 "C. 6. Price. ..rAeutenant and Adtutant First Caval-
 ", Alabama National Guard"
 This Is the first time in the history of the squadron that the men have gone into camp without their horses. Ad3utant General Ribb Graves, who was visitor to the camp yesterday af- ternoon, said 1t was the purpose of the camp this year to stress the import anee of target practice. Most of the time of the cavalrymen will be spent ct the rife range nearly mile from the camp and nearer the city.
 Rifle Practice Begins.
 Tn pursuance of this work Major No'