Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-31
TEACHING LESSON
Of EUROPE'S WAR
New Duties Face Members of COMPANY
A oi This City at Annual
Camp Next Week.
IEAyE FOR DIXON TOMORROW
Captain punaTin win Have s3 Thor
oughiy Drilled Men Under His
Command This Year.

a special train Of Eve coaches and
four baggage cars viii carry. comnany
= OF this CITY, company = Of Moline
company G. of GaIesburg. COMPANY Fl
o. Monmouth and company b Of Gene
ssaH Illinois national guard. to the an
1.as ar5 regiment encampment. which
will De- held at Camp Dunno. near
Dixon leaving here at 7:45 tomorrow
morning The soldier boys from the
neigh boring cities will meet here ana
depart over the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy. arriving at Sterling at II
O'Clock where they will be transferred
to fae Northwestern.
The roster Of the local company will
number 53 men and it Will enter the
-srCauFm as one Of the best drilled
ana organized companies IN the regi-
uea- The drill work has been dou-
b.s- tae 'aaE two or three weeks and
Captain Lunavin believes that his men
are prepared for the rigid tests To
V..ca they viii be put An advance
detail 1t four men, a cook and three
assistants. departed this morn
ing na viii have everything in readi-
Eesz for the local men when they ar
rive at camp
Camp Dunno is situated about two
and 1ne-haf miles from Dixon ana the
site Is q suitable one.
Change in Tactics.
Tae work this year viii greatly diff
fer from what has been taught the
men ia former years and new military
ssrFrF Pa er,vs. T,---.,l7 o.. a.
can- special emphasis will be laid
Un0a signaling and the number Of or
dgrs given by commands viii be re-
darrl ro the minimum. These changes
have been made along The lines Of the
methods which are now being used in
tae European war.
THa local men are looking forward
90 the ancampmeut with eageruess and
they wiLl enter into the camp life with
an enthusiasm that viii go a long way
towards making their trip a successful
one.
Tine roster of company A is as fol
lows.
Captain Edward Dunayiu.
FIRST Heutenaut-J r. Reynolds.
Second lieutenant Guy Moose.
First sergeant William W00dfn
Qaartermaster sergeaut-Ben Ben
SON
serseants-Eugene Cook and Ernest
Tremon
Cook William P0hIe
usLciaus-Floyd Ikerd and L. Bre- /
Oar.
Art6cieF-R- Wtraker.
Car. BIOS, Earl Fulton, George Fran +
els. rs. Jones. Don Jones. Kenneth /
EaaIEe. John KahIke. Harry Nicolay, /
Fred Mielke, Ben Patient, Gale Phil I
brook. Leroy Phlbrook, Joe Poma. Ben /
Ea5msuu. Paul Smith, Edward Sull5- /
van John Wagner, William Weir. .
James Wright and Albert Voss.
Are a in Company T.
There Will be Al members Of com
uany p OF Moline who viii depart IN .
the morning ON the same train Tor
Camp Dunno. This number includes
Is commissioned and non-Commissi0u-|
ed officers and rs privates. Following
are the officers in charge:
Captain-R. L. Willis.
First Iieutenant-Lee J. Quick.
Second lieutenant - George H .
Fr0mme
First sergeant Canada G. Watson. I
Quartermaster sergeant - Ament (
Forest.
Sergeants- Charles Johnson, Carl +
GEauere and T. S. Hussey.
Corporals-A c. Dewey, Jesse /
Walker Jake Dale and Ed Bood.
Aiusicjan-J Giavinore.
Art6cer-H. Qu5llon.
Cooks Orlando Darlington and .
William Tiedeman.
The advance guard, consisting Of
two cooks and one private in charge (
of Edward Bood left for Camp Dunno
near Dixon at 6:50 this morning.