The log cabin Democrat., 1912-09-06
COMPANY A TO
DRILL AT FAIR
TO BE MILITARY DISPLAY
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN TO SQUAD
MAKING BEST RECORD IN
TEN MINUTES.


National Guard will give a military
demonstration at the Faulkner Coun-
ty Fair at Conway this year. A
prize banner will be given to the squad
which can put up the best drill in ten
minutes. The following program will
be carried out:
SPECIAL ORDER NO. |.
The Faulkner County Fair manage
ment has invited this company to give
military demonstration on October
9Th, 1912, and the same having been
accepted by this company with the
understanding that said Fair Associ-
ation guarantees to furnish q prize
banner to the squad in this company
which can put up the best drill in ten
minutes, and also the prize banner to
the platoon of this company that can
put up the best drill in ten minutes,
it accordingly is worth our while to
make special effort to make a cred
liable showing; to do this the follow
ing arrangements are hereby ordered:
The first platoon will be command
ed by First Lieutenant Jones, who will
have command of the FIRST and Sec
ond Squad, the First Squad to consist
of the following individuals:
First Squad-Sergt Donnell, Corp.
Fason, Corp. Ford, Privates Crouch,
Merriman, Stubbs, R. Mills, Lowell,
Brooks, S. Bean, Sergt. Frzzell.
Second Squad-Corp Mabry, Pri-
Yates Naylor, Rogers, Noe, Chambers,
Marble, Marble, Hiett, Charles, Camp,
Lee, Sergt. Dayton.
The second platoon will be com
manded by Lieutenant Cunningham
who will have command of the Third
and Fourth Squads, which will con-
sist of the following individuals:
Third Squad-Corp. Parsons, Pri-
Yates Goad, Sammons, Thornton, Har-
ris, High, Gaines, Carter, Akin, An
derson, Corp. Piercey, Sergt. New
bern.
Fourth Squad-Corp. Courtney,
Privates Roy, Wren, Hamilton,
Thomas, Stapleton, Reid, Mills,
Langford, Connolly, Brown, Sergt
McCulloch.
The musician will belong, for COM
pettive drill, to the First Squad.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 2.
Company A, First Infantry. Ark
ansas National Guard, will report at
armory at 1890 a. M, October 9th,
first call) by bugle.
Assembly. Bugle call
Assemble under heavy marching
order. Leave blankets at armory.
Each man should provide himself
with piece of meat, Irish potatoes,
salt, bread and coffee, if wanted,
matches and sufficient wood to cook
his lunch, canteens full of water.
Forward, 1O:37, bugle.
lO:47, recall bugle
1880. Stack arms, unsling packs
in platoon lines.
1888. Pitch shelter tents, $1.OO
prize to first tent pitched complete
and satisfactory to judges.
1l:1O. Retreat, bugle call.
ll:20. Mess call. Each man cook
his own dinner. Invite lady friend
to help eat if desired.)
1900. Inspection (shelter tent up,
dishes washed and open rifles stacked,
equipment in order)
1905. Call of Quarters, bugle.
1910. Taps, bugle, lights out, si-
lence.
lZ:l5. Running the guard line.
Camp guards stationed, relays of
thirty minutes each.
$3.50, Call to arms, bugle.
1886. Call to quarters, bugle.
1887. Taps, bugle.
3;40. Morning work, getting them
up. First call, wake up, bugle; re-
vielle, bugle, get up; assemly, roll call.
$3.50. Sick call, bugle, go get salts
or quinine.
1852, Fatigue, bugle, clean up
camp.
400. Recall from fatigue, bugle.
4:03, First call for drill, bugle,
get ready.
4:07. Assembly for drill, bugle.
4:1O. Company drill, captain in
command.
4:20. Platoon drill, Lieut.. Jones,
first platoon; Lieut.. Cunningham, Sec
ond platoon.
! Squad drill competition.