The Washington herald., 1910-07-19
GUARDSMEN OFF
FOR GETTYSBURG
Continued from Page one.

prised First sergt G. q. Wilson. Quarter
master sergt. Ralph L. Curtis. Stable
sergt G. a. Long. sergts. George a.
Bennett. w. C. McDermott, and Fl. t.
Shilling. Chief Mechanic s. V. Trussell'
Mechanics G. H. Davis, A. c. Ferguson,
and r. a. Hays. Corporals c. V. Peake,
". H. Cornish, J. NJ. Flynn, e. B.
simonds. and Privates o. Lee. n. H. Set
tie, w. A. Wilson, J. L. Reeves, g. r.
fudge. G. A. Pearson, and Elwood 5,
Moorehead.
Property belonging to brigade head
quarters was in charge of Capt. Edw.
NJ. Nevils. Of the quartermaster' de-
partment. assisted by large detail bf
men from the First Battalion.
First Infantry baggage was loaded by
Capt. D. L. Richmond, quartermaster.
assisted by detail Of officers and men
from every company in the regiment.
Property of the Second Infantry was
| in charge of Cant. H. f. Burton, with a
detail Of officers and men. Second Lieut..
B. y. Boyd, quartermaster of the First
| Separate Battalion. was in command OF
the detail from his organization. while
/ the detail for the ambulance corps
was composed of Capt w D. Faies.
First Sergt. Harry Davis Privates Harry
| Conner, C. L. Shank. w. l. Wilmoth.
E. Nj. Ellison, J. V milford. Henry
Lawrence. Arthur Howard. c. H. WINS,
| J. f. Whitman. J. H Woodburn, and
J. Jackson.
Assignment of Officers.
| Assignments of officers recently pro-
NOTED and commissioned are announced
| as follows.
4 Capts Clarence \. Walker. 10 COMPANY l. Jonn
= Rooney 20 Company L William H. heckstein.
/ 10 Comnany +: Lueien B. Ernest. 10 Company X;
/ First Licuts. Frank + sharpless 10 Company r
/ William ". Vaughsn. 10 Company /, Edward +.
Davis. 10 staff. Sec0ud Infantry as adiutant sec
/ caa Licuts. Richmond Rryant, to Company 81
Clifford G. Gardner. to Company Z; joseph l.
Z Eldrdee, 20 Company L.
scTgfs Andrew C;alopin. band and Joseph P.
! REpIel Company q. are hereby reduced TO the
ranks.
Appointments of noncommissioned ofti-
! GERS are hereby made as follows:
To he sergeants-Corps John Z. suthard band ;.
| Alfred K. Gilman. Company Z; William I. PhaW
/ Company r; Jesse G. Sweeney, Company f. An
drew Strefeler Company q John =. Mater, Com
pany /: James T. Gordon. Company ]. William K
Julius. Company X William g. {. HutteTly Com
pany X Augustus F. Nesbitti Company L,
! To be corrofals-Priyates II, Fletcher, band
Calvin r. Huestis. band Walter l. Rsdheld. band
William Il. PfsineT band John II. schombeFt
/ Comuanv &; Edwin T. Tiley. Company E. Harry
! T. Whitioek, Company =: Arthur B. Calhoun
/ Company Z; William Z. johnson. company =
Frank c. Martin. Company h; jack II. Wood
/ Company K Harry A. Wagner Company L.
Every commanding officer has seen 10
! nj has
had new army russet shoes where need
ed, and authority was extended by mil
itia headquarters TO the men TO wear
them from July / in order to have them
properly broken in.
All Troops Inspected.
The order bringing about the medical
examination was issued by Brig. Gen.
wotherspoon. L. S. A. who is in COM
mand OF the Camp of Instruction at
Gettysburg. All the militia troops from
Maryland. Virginia, Pennsylvania, and
New Jersey We're similarly given medi-
cal examination.
i In the equipment Of each officer and
enlisted man is one first aid packet and
pouch. Each company, band, and sep
arate organization Is supplied with one
hand litter Each enlisted man is sup
piled with one olive drab flannel shirt. TO
be worn at all times during active oper-
ations. and with one blue flannel shirt to
be worn when sleeping.
While at camp. the medical department
of the District brigade viii furnish nee
i essary medicines and medical attendance.
4 Regimental inhrmaries viii be estab-
lshed
The instruction at Gettysburg will in
clude book learning" officers and en-
listed men have been provided with three
of the latest publications of the United
States armysand have been ordered TO
take them to camp with them, To every
enlisted man has been issued Manual
for Privates of Infantry, lso9, and TO
officers and noncommissioned officers
Field Service Regulations. 1870 and
Regulations for Field Maneuvers, 1910. .
Effort has been made by the militia
headquarters 10 give publicity TO the
proper mail address, so that relatives
and friends may keep in touch with the
militiamen. All mail should be addressed
as follows: