The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-04
0RDER
Officially Issued for the
Grand Army of Repub-
lie Meeting.

TIC MeetlIlg.
Department Commander Thomas
Nv. Salisbury and Assistant Adtutant
General Charles T. Reed, Of the
state Grand Army of the Republic,
mailed out general orders to ba
obeyed at the tirtieth annual con.
yention at Warrington, May 81 and
22.
The thlrtieth annual meeting of
this department will be held in Man
nington Tuesday and wednesday,
May 81 and %.
Headquarters will be closed at
Wheeling May 1s, and opened at the
Elks', club rooms at Warrington
Monday. May 90.
The business session pr the de-
partment will be held in the school
auditorium and promptly at 10
O'Clock a. M. Tuesday. May 81. the
encampment will be called to or
Ider.
Following are the appointments
for the session; comrade T. w.
Boydston, Of Mead Post. is hereby
designated as officer of the day, who
will perform the duties required of
such officer. comrade D. L. Cum
bingham, Of Epoch Post, is hereby
made officer of the guard, who will
detail a sufficient number of com
rades to act as guards.
The following instructions are
hereby given and are to be obeyed:
The officer os the guard will sta
tion a sufficient number OF his squad
at the entrances to the school audi
torium prior to each session of the
department.
The outer guards to admit any
icomrade who can give the proper
c%ountersign.
The inner guards are not to ad-
NIT any comrade except ne be a rep
resentative-such representative to
be recognized by the badges issued
by the department commander.
through the assistant adjutant gen
eral.
The object of requiring obedience
Ito this is to avoid confusion at the
sessions, as we'll as having none
present but those who are entitled
to voice and vote in the business
transactions of the encampment.
The following are appointed as
committee on credentials, who will
aid the assistant adiutant general
in preparing a report to the en-
campment: Charles E. Watts, OF
Pierpont Post, and ]. s. Musgrave,
of cooch Post. This committee to
examine all records and If satisfied
to have them register their names in
a book to be furnished for that pur'
pose, when they will then be pre-,
scented with a representative badge
Department officers, past depart
ment commanders, when registering
IN the register book, are to receive
a representative badge.
Representative badges are to be
in charge of the assistant adiutanj
general and accounted for as above
This places u badge only on a com
rade entitled to wear it. thereb!
giving no cause for complaint IL
transacting business.
All comrades anticipating attend
ing the encampment as representa-
tives, If they observe these require
ments, will aid much toward con
Quoting the business of the depart
ment as a strictly Representative,
body.
The committee on credentials vii
meet at headquarters Monday after
noon and Tuesday morning and re
port to the encampment at the open
ing session.
The council Of administration viii
meet at headquarters Tuesday morn
ing, May 81. at 8 o'clock to examin
the books of the A. A. c.. and A
q. c.
All comrades visiting Manningtol
during the encampment are re
quested to register their names, res
ldence, company and regiment, in
book that will be at headquarters
Tor that purpose.
Failure on the part OF a humble
of posts to send list Of past com