Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-06

S.00-Second period (two hours)
12.0O-Mess.
| 1.O0-Third period Cone hour.
2.00-Fourth period Cone hour).
5.00-Guard mountings.
5.30-Evening parade.
| 6.15-Mess.
| 9.30-Call to quarters
| 10.S0-Taps.
First cali will precede assembly for
drill by five minutes. and guard
mounting by ten minutes.
| Assignments of areas.
First period work will be in COM
pany street.
Second period work will be assign
ed daily.
| Third period work will be done at
places selected by officer detailed to do
the work, give the instruction. and he
| Will give ample notice of the place to
the class ordered to attend.
Fourth period work on regimental
parade or drill ground.
Daily work - August s - Second
period-opening camp.
Third period-Discussion of "Cour-
| tesies and Saluting" by battalions, by
major commanding.
| Fourth period-School of company,
close order
Camp Conferences
| August 9-Divine service; regimen
tai commanders and their adjutant
Will report to the brigade commander
| for conference on general subjects !;
Iregimental commissaries and company
officers to discourse on cooking will
report to brigade commissary; regi-
mental quartermaster and battalion
commissary and quartermaster will
report to brigade quartermaster.
! August 10-School of company, ex-
tended order; discussion and instruc-
ton on bugles, whistles, arm and flag
signals; school of battalion, close or
der
August 11-Manual of arms; COM
pany problems in attack and defense,
to be supplied by regimental COM
mander; cooking by companies, under
junior commissioned officer; school of
company, close order
August 12-Battalion problems in
establishing an outpost, to be supplied
by regimental commander; first aid by
battalions, given by medical officers of
regiments, assisted by hospital corps
detail; the regiment, close order.
! August 13-Instruction on how a
soldier sould dress and prepare him
self for inspection. Also par 9S and
745, by first sergeant.
August 14-Alignment; a problem
in attack and defense, using the entire
regiment, to be supplied by regimental
commander.
Discussion and demonstration on
shelter tent construction, by battalion,
by battalion commander and quarter
master; school of battalion, close or
der.
August 15-Breaking camp.
One evening parade each day will
be held at brigade headquarters.
Regiments according to seniority and
in turn will parade.
One concert each aveninp ot Az
o'clock will be played at brigade head
! quarters by regimental bands, accord
ing to seniority and in turn.
| The rosters of regimental officers
and Harrisburg companies are as fol-
lows:
Company ID
OHiCers.-Captain, Jerry J. Hart
man; first lieutenant, John T. Bretz;
second lieutenant, Josiah p. Wilbar;
first sergeant, William F. Schell; quar-
termaster sergeant Clarence E. De-
Hart; sergeants, John n. Schuchman,
James T. Long, Jr., Lawrence G.. Ma
thias, Howard Shickley corporals, II
w. Hagy, Fred S. Russell. Charles A.
BURNETT, Claude w. Gerdes. Charles
Pennington, Edward r. Murray; arti-
ficer, Henry NJ. Kellar; cooks, Noah
DICKENS. Frank o. Butler; musicians,
Martin r. Dieter. Paul S. Grundon.
Privates-Elmer R. Barkey, James
G. Blain, George Fl. Border, Charles l..
| Boughter, Elton w. Boyer, George K.
Brandt, Isadore Brauch, Robert A.
Brauch, Harry j. Bretz, Daniel E. Car
michael, Lewis Cohn, Elmer L. Cra-
yer. Noel d. Dean, Clyde NJ. DeHart,
Albert L. Dunn, Harry Ehler, John f.
Fair, George S. Farrell, Frank B. Har-
der, Harry Harris, Harry P. Harvey,
Parker S. Helig, Clyde II. HoppIe.
George X. Huber, George D. Kearney,
Charles e. Layman, Herman f. Myers,
David l.. McFadden, Frank H. Neilli-
gan, William F. Ney, George r. OF
stot, Francis r. Resh, Harry McSan-
som, Paul w. Schubauer, Fred Shick-
ley, Guy r. Sprout, Paul S. Sprout,
Fred D. Stieffer, George w. Stouffer,
Robert L. Stauffer. Samuel Fl. Stout
fer, Maurice Veaner, Joseph Whiting
ton, George W. Zeiders.
I Company
OfIicers-Captain, Frank f. Ziegler;
first lieutenant, Charles II. Chambers
second lieutenant, Robert d. jenkins
first sergeant, Charles w. Thomas;
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