Evening journal., 1912-07-08
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MAkE KEhUY
FORO.M.D.CAMP
Soldier Boys Get Additional
Orders Before Pitching
Tents
CAPT. MUHLHAUSEN
FIRST OFFICER OF DAY


nual tour Of duty of the First lnfan-
try, Organized Militia of Delaware,
which will be held on the State Rife
Range. beginning July 27. have been
issued
Captain A. S. Mulbausen will be the
first officer Of the day, and Second
Lieutenant H. T. Ennis will be officer
of the guard.
The new orders follow.
HEADQUARTERS, First Delaware infan-
try. Wilmington, July 2, 1912:
General Orders, No. 6:
l. Second Lieutenant z Harry F.
Schuler, First Delaware Infantry, is
appointed battalion quartermaster
and commissary. and will report to
the commanding officer, First Bat
talon. for duty.
2. The attention of company com
manders Is called TO the provisions OF
General Orders, No %, October 81,
1905.
3. Pursuant 10 the provisions Of
General Orders. No. s. c. S., A. G. O.,
this regiment will proceed to the state
rife range near New Castle, Della
ware, on Saturday, July 27, 1912, for
duty al the annual camp Of instruc-
tion Train schedules will be an
nounced later. The field and staff and
non-commissioned staff will entrain
with organizations nearest their home
stations The usual guard will be
maintained en- route. No officer or en-
listed man will be excused from this
tour of duty except for illness or such
urgent business reason as may be ap-
proved by the commanding officer.
Applications for leaves OF absence by
officers will be forwarded Immediately
upon receipt Of this order, and must
be in conformity with the provisions
Of Par 1, G. o. No. 5, C. s., these head
quarters.
4 Personal and property rights Of
citizens and property owner will be
rigidly safeguarded by officers and
enlisted men. and no trespassng on
private property vii be tolerated. The
commanding officers expect that the
reputation of this regiment In this re-
gard vii be jealously guarded Any
violation of this paragraph will meet
with immediate and severe punish
ment.
8 Morning reports will be deposits
ed in the Office OF the adjutani
promptly at o'clock each morning
Ration returns viii accompany the
morning report on the day previous IA
issues, and will cover two days each
Ration returns for the first two days
viii be mailed in time to reach these
headquarters not later than noon
July 25, 1912
6. Details for guard. July "a. 1871.
ofncer of the day. Captain A. s. Muhl
hausen: officer Of the guard. Secon,
Lieutenant II T Ennis.
z. Lieutenant Colonel S. p. Dohert,
ls detailed as summary court durini
this tour OF duty
The following promotions are an
nounced
Band-Corporal, William F. Sauer
brey to be sergeant, Private Edmun,
X Bennett to be corporal.
ompanyA--Private Randolph c
wilkins TO be corporal.
Company b Corporal J. Harol
Harrington 10 be sergeant. Private
James d. Abbot and Herman T. Bett
20 be corporals.
Company F-Corporal p. r. Paine
70 be sergeant; Privates n. S. Far
row. w A. Spittle and w. +. Maha
10 be corporals.
Company Corporal Ira D. Town
send TO be sergeant, Privates Rober
l.. Johnson. John c. T. Packard, 81
mon 3. Voss and Roland n Diffen
derfer 10 be corporals.
They will be obeyed and respecte
accordingly.
,. The following enlisted men ar
discharged from the military servic
OF the State for the reasons set OF
posi,e their names
Musician william "A. Car
non, physical disability
Company A-Corporal H. r. Hel
man. removal from State
Company B-Sergeant Clarence
johnson, Private William J. GriAit
INABILITY to attend 10 duty.
Privates Robert n Ennis and WI
lard Donovan, removal from the stat
Company E-Privates G. ". Gone
Edward Casey and Joseph l.. Gro,
upon recommendation of summar
court, approved May %. 1912.
10. Sergeant John W. Fell. band
reduced to the grade OF corporal
bis own request
Corporals Paul Thomas and Fra
cis Riley, Company F, are reduced
the ranks for non-attendance 10 dut
BY order OF Colonel Townsnd.
c. NJ Dillon
Captain, First Delaware Infantr
Adjutant.
LIST or PTrRIJc SArrS