Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-14

the situation, and will make daily
morning reports to The Adjutant Cen
eral and his immediate commandine
officer.
o. Authority. commanding or
ncer OF an organization reporting for
duty under Section n or rs will receive
ana obey general instructions from the
clvli authorities making the call but in
the actual handling Of the forces under
ms command he will at all times re-
main strictly responsible to superior
military authority.
o. Equlpment.-Every officer and en-
listed man ordered for duty in aid of
the civil authorities will be fully armed
ana equipped for field service. If tho
service he in the nature of guard or
riot duty, sufficient quantity of guard
cartridges will be issued to each man
armed with the rifle and sufficient
quantity of revolver ball cartridges to
each officer or man armed with the re-
| volver. The officer in command of the
| troops will exercise his own Judgment
in the issue of ammunition having in
| view at all times the necessity of con-
trolling the situation Ball cartridges
for the rife will be issued only when
| control of the situation makes such is
sue imperative. The guard cartridge
| is sufficiently accurate for use M to
| 200 yards, but requires increased Gle
| walton.
| I. SATISFACTORILY commanding
| officer of troops ordered out in aid OF
| the civil authorities will purchase nee
| essary stores for the subsistence of his
command, giving receipts therefor. All
accounts for subsistence will be APP
| proved by him, forwarded to The Ad-
Jutant General for approval and trans
mission for payment to the treasurer of
the county in whose name the cali was
made.
8. Transportation-If transportation
is required when troops are called out
in aid of the civil authorities, the COM
maHcine officer will request the same
from The iOca! agent of the transpor-
tation company and will give his re-
ce'pt for the amount actually furnished
tut Will not receipt as to money value.
Accounts for transportation will be APP
proved and forwarded as provided in
the case Of substance stores.
.. Assignment to Modified Forces
The following assignments OF officers
and enlisted men will be made to mob
iliZe commands.
ta) For one company, modified
One officer of the Medical Corps or
Medical Reserve Corps and two Hospi
tai Corps men.
OBJ For two or not exceeding four
companies. mobiliZed-Onc Major the
Battalion staff, two officers of the Med
zeal Corps or Medical Reserve Corps
and six Hospital Corps men.
(c) For five or not exceeding eight
companies mobiliZed-One Lieutenant
Colonel. two Majors. two Battalion
staff, three officers of the Medical
Corps or Medica. Reserve Corps and
ten Hospital Corps men.
ID For more than two battalion and
not exceeding a regiment mobiiiZed-
Regimental field and staff, four officers
OF the Medical Corps and one Hospital
Corps Detachment.
(e) Officers from the staff corps or
departments may be assigned for duty
with any modified forces
90 A Colonel or Lieutenant-t oioncl
of a regiment or corps may be ordered,
at the discretion of the Commander
in-Chief. to duty with a partial mob
lization OF any strength.
TO- Field Desk to be in Readiness
Each organization OF the active militia
VIII keep q field desk suitably filled
with such blank forms, stationery and
books as will be necessary for the
proper dispatch of business in the field.
ard such desk will always be taken
when the command is ordered to leave
its home station.
H. RouuisitiGn for Field Equipment.
When called upon to aid the civil au-
thOrities the commanding officer Will
ascertain at the earliest possible mo-
r,ert the amount OF field equipment
which will be required and Will at once
notify the officer in charge OF such
equipment. giving shipping directions.
Sush request if made by telegraph
or telephone. Will he followed by next
mail with formal requisition.
- In all points not specifically COW
erod hv these regulations. commanding
officers will be governed by the FIELD
Service Regulations, United states
Amy so far as they may be appllca-
BILE.
Programs were sent out yesterday
from tie Office of the state superln-
tendent of punlic schools for the graz
mating exercises of the fafnliistoii
state Normal school. which VIII De
held AL Merrill hall. Pennington on
Thursday evening. June 10. ana "h''''
is as follows:
March
Prayer
Music
Saltatory with Grafton, ke1or!ii II
Lines of Educational Advancement;
i-''' Roscoe Lambert West
Uss.y "Can an Education Cost TOO
Much, feftfude r'S'the
ESSAY. "A day in School 1900 Years AHo.
''''' Nettie Blanche Pollard
ESSAY. Five Modern Educators .,
*Emeline Eaton Wilson
| ESSAY Hall House; Its Work ana IN
fiuence, fia i'i'i'''e
Music
| ESSAY, Castles and Castle Life,
| Edith Blanche Randall
| Valedictory with Essay. IA Pioneer IN
On