Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-13
INSPECTION DATES
| ARE MADE PUBLIC
Adjutant General Stewart An
nounces the Names of Reg
ulars Who Will Inspect

General orders were issued from
National Guard headquarters yesterday
giving the details of the inspection of
the organizations in their camps this
year, the announcement having much
interest because of the changes in the
Guard. The organizations comprising
the four brigades will be inspected
in their respective camps as follows:
First, Mt. Gretna, August 13; Fourth,
Mt. Gretna, August IA; Second, In
diana, July 2S. and Third, Selinsgrove,
July %.
The other details are as follows:
| Fourteenth Infantry at Indiana,
July 2S.
| Separate Battalion, infantry, at Sc
linsgrove, July %.
Governors Troop, Sheridan Troop,
Troop 1, K. L, and NJ. cavalry, at
Selinsgrove, July %. in order named:
| First Squadron, cavalry-place and
date to be arranged, and during prac-
tice march.
| Troops F and II cavalry, Field Com
pany A, Signal Corps, and Battery B,
field artillery, at Indiana, July "a.
| Batteries c and d, field artillery, at
Mt. Gretna, August 1S.
Field hospital No. 1, at Indiana,
July "a.
Companies A and B, engineer bat
talon, at Belvoir, Virginia, during
joint camp; date to be arranged.
All organizations will be paraded
for inspection in olive drab cotton
service uniform, with web cartridge
belt and cartridge belt suspenders,
and without gloves. The inspection
Will include personal appearance,
condition of clothing and arms. The
field and staff, band and hospital
corps, will be inspected in front of
regimental headquarters at the hour
designated, and the several companies
of the organization will be inspected
in their company streets from right to
left Immediately following the inspec-
ton of the hospital corps. The in
spection of books and papers, with the
exception of enlistment papers, will
be omitted. The inspection of enlist
ment papers will be made on the same
dates as the troops are inspected, and
will be under the supervision of Lieu
tenant Colonel David ]. Davis, Adju-
tant Generals Department
The officers of the regular army de-
tailed to inspection include:
Encampment Third Brigade, Selins-
grove, July is to 25, inclusive. Colonel
William A. Mann, Third Infantry,
commanding joint camp; Captain Ben
jamin r. Wade, Fifth Infantry, Ninth
Infantry; First Lieutenant Patrick j.
Morrisey, infantry; Ninth Infantry;
First Lieutenant James G.. Taylor, in
fantry, Ninth Infantry; Captain Aus
well Il. Deitsch, Fifth Infantry, Thir-
teenth Infantry; Second Lieutenant
Frank l.. Pardon, Eighteenth Infan-
try, Thirteenth Infantry; First Lieu
| tenant Roderick Dew, infantry, sepa-
rate battalion infantry; Captain Jo-
| seph A. Baer. cavalry, Governors
Troop, cavalry. Sheridan Troop, cav
airy; Troops l, K, l. and NJ, cavalry.
Encampments First and Fourth
Brgades. Mt. Gretna, August Sth to
18th, inclusive.
Colonel William A. Mann, Third In
fantry, commanding joint camp; First
Lieutenant Allen w. Gullion, Twen-
tieth Infantry, First Infantry; First
Lieutenant Elvid Hunt, infantry, First
Infantry; Captain Leonard ]. Mygatt,
infantry, Second Infantry; Second
Lieutenant Frank l.. Pardon, Eigh-
teenth Infantry, Second Infantry;
First Lieutenant A. Ellicott Brown,
Sixteenth Infantry, Second Infantry;
First Lieutenant Frederick E. Wilson,
Sixth Infantry Third Infantry; First
Lieutenant John p. Bubb, infantry,
Third Infantry; Second Lieutenant AL
len r. Kimball, Third Infantry, Third
Infantry; First Lieutenant Smith A.
| Harris, Fourteenth Infantry. Fourth
Infantry; First Lieutenant Roderick
Dew, infantry, Fourth Infantry; Sec
ond Lieutenant Sumner Waite, Fifth
Infantry, Fourth Infantry; First Lieu
tenant Jesse CASTOR, infantry, Sixth
Infantry; First Lieutenant James G.
| Taylor, infantry, Sixth Infantry; Sec
ond Lieutenant Charles d. Hartman
Third Infantry, Sixth Infantry; First
Lieutenant Napoleon w. Riley, infan-
try, Eighth Infantry; First Lieutenant
Patrick j. Morrisey, infantry, Eighth
Infantry; Second Lieutenant Homer
II. Slaughter, Fourteenth Infantry.
Eighth Infantry; Captain James F.
Bell, Corps of Engineers, two batter
! les, field artillery.