The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-30
In West Virginia This Sum
nler Are Announced by
Adjutant General.

Jutant generals department has Just
issued General Orders No. Is, rela-
tnve to the holding OF the militia en-
compments and rifle and pisctol
practice. beginning July and end
ing July 26. The troops viii not
be sent to one place at the same time
this year. The FIRST infantry will
encampt at. Camp Dawson. caddeil.
w: va. while the Second infantry
VIII go into camp at Camp Kanawha,
near Charleston, with the First and
Second battalion, while the Third
battalion and band will camp at
Camp Baker. The order issued by
the adjutant generals department
names the dates of the various bat
talions and officers and instructors
in charge. The osder is as follows:
Camp or field service for instruc-
tion are constituted at the following
points: Camp Dawson. Camp Ka-
nawha, Camp Baker, on and for the
dates notedsinF Par. No. 2 of this or
der. During such encempment the
Organization and officers attending
the same will participate in rifle and
pistol practice.
First Infantry.
First battalion at Camp Dawson.
July g to IL, inclusive.
Third battalion at Camp Dawson,
July 13 to 19. inclusive.
Third battalion at Camp Dawson.
July 2o~to 20, inclusive.
Second Infantry
First battalion at Camp Kanawha,
July 6 to IL inclusive.
Second battalion at Camp Ka-
nawha, July .1S to 10, inclusive.
bird battalion at Camp Baker
July 20 to 26, inclusive.
Band at Camp Baker July 90 to
26, inclusive.
The following officers and enlisted
men are detailed for duty as range
officers and instructors:
Camp Dawson, July 6 to IS, in
elusive, Col. Clarence e.. Jolliffe, ex-
ecutive officer and chief range officer.
Captain rBenjoman f. Cole and
Captain &c. l.. Burdette. rang officers.
First Sergeant Claude "A. Stewart,
First Sergeant Edgar Willoughby.
Sergeant Leonard Jones, Sergeant
Montford Fluharty. instructors.
Camp ,Kanawha, July 6 to E2, in
elusive. ut. Col George s. Wallace,
executive officer; Maj. James l..
Pratt, chief range officer
Camp Kanawha, July g to 10. in
elusive, Maj James 1. Pratt. execu-
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Camp iKanawha, July to 19. in
elusive.
Capt. Samuel IL. Walker. Capt.
James A. Watson, Capt. R. Il.
Sherwood, Lieut.. George w. Price.
Lieut.. Edgar e. Davis, range of
ficers
Sgt. Charles E. ,Braden, Sgt. l. D.
Chandler. Corpl. Vernon H. Hefner.
instructors.
On completion of the tour of duty
at Camp Kanawha, the officers and
enlisted men on duty from July IL
to 10, inclusive, as range officers and
instructors, will proceed to Camp
Baker and report for duty to the
executive officer at that point, from
July 20 to 20, inclusive.
Camp Baker, July 2 0to &c. inclu-
sive, Col. Charles lE. Morrison, ex
ecutive officer.
LIT. Robert IL. Osborne viii re-
port to the executive officer at Camp
Dawson for duty and rife and pistol
practice from July go to &c inclu-
eive.
The medical corps is assigned to
duty as follows:
Camp Dawson, July to IL, in
elusive. Maj. q. T. Ka1baugh.
Camp Dawson, July rS to 10, in
elusive, Capt. John R. Mccullough.
Camp Dawson, July 20 to &c. in
elusive. Lieut.. A. iB. Rinehart.
Camp Kanawha, July to IL, in
elusive, Mai. G. C. Hogg and Capt.
William A. Mcmillan.
Camp Kanawha, July Is to 10. in
elusive. Capt Marvin r.. Stone.
The commanding officers. Hospital
Corps, will make details apportion-
ing the members thereof othe sew
eral battalions for duty, sending
with each detail the necessary equip
ment and supplies.
Capt. r.. E. Sherwood, ordnance
department. will report to the COM
manding officer. Camp Kanawha. for
duty and rifle and pistol practice
from July to IL inclusive.
Capt. John C. Hutsinpillar, qua
rtemaster department, will report to
the commanding officer. Camp Ka-'
nawha, for duty and rifle and pistol
practice from July G to IL. inclu-