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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-19
willey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert

willey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cain.
Master Carlton Andrews, son of DR.. S.
L. Andrews of Lewiston, who is visiting
in town, cut his foot so badly while
playing Saturday that he was obliged to
have a number of stitches taken in il.
Mrs. Ella Parkins and son Henry of
Fairfield are spending two weeks with
Mrs. Perley Gerald
The annual picnic of the Grange will
occur Wednesday,, Aug. %, at LoveJoy
pond in Albion. II is planned to have
a Ash crhowder for the dinner. A gen
eral good time is looked for and it is
hoped that there viii be a large num-
Der who will plan to go.
At the meeting of the Grange Satur-
day evening it was decided to have
the Grange fair Wednesday, Aug. G.
The officers of the Grange are COM
mittee TO have charge of all arrange
ments for the fair. The committee de-
sires the cooperation Of every Grang-
er in making this a very successful
fair. Each one can help by planning
| TO make a good exhibit. The public are
invited to exhibit. The committee plan
to have the list Of prizes ready for dis
tribution soon and will take special
pains to have them awarded satisfac-
| toriiy.
At the next regular meeting on Aug
| IS. the First and Second degrees will
| be conferred on three candidates. A
| good attendance is desired.
Mrs. Sylvester Powell is visiting for
| & short time al the home of Mrs
George Wright.
Mrs. II. c. Nelson and Miss Kath-
leen Black Of Ashland Mass. are Wis
| iting at the home Of their aunt, Miss
Dora kinsley.
Miss Sadie Richardson has returned
from a three months visit with her
Sisters in Oakland Cal. She was at
the Panama Pacific Exposition for 20
! days and upon her return trip visited
| the rand Canon, Niagara Falls and
many other place of interet.
! Clinton chools will open on Monday.
AuAs. 80. for the fall term. Those
/ having pupils 10 enter for the first
time should have them enter OF the
| beginning Of the term as new classes
will not be made later in the year.
The names Of all pupils who are not
tardy or abcert during the term will
| be placed on the honor roll in the town
report and in the local papers
| Rev. and Mrs..sC. W Lowell have
returned from their vacation, par
Of which was passed az the FoXcroft
| campmeeting. They repor; the meet
ings TO be Of unusual interest.
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CLINTON

Mrs Harry Weymouth has just return
ed from trip to Connecticut, her moth
er returning with her.
Miss Sadie Richardson returned last
week from three months visit IN Cali
fornia with relatives.
Miss Esther Files has returned from
her summer stay in Pittsfeld.
Miss Hope Loder returned to Winthrop
Monday.
John Weymouth Of Pittsfield is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. A. P, True.
Charles MacCracken is in Fairneld do
ing carpenter work.
Mrs. Ralph CLANCY and sister, Mrs.
Alta Bickford are visiting in Pittsf1eld
Dean Jones and family of Skowhegan
are visiting at Frank Roundy's.
Harry Pratt and family are visiting
Mrs Pratt's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Asa
Pratt
Master Stanley Cain on Saturday enter
tanned a number of his little friends at
il being his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marion and little
son Ned from Newton Center are guests
of his uncle. Fred Gerald.
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Lowell. pastor
Of the Brown Memorial NJ. E. church, re-
turned Saturday from their vacation trip
to Sebec lake.
A large number gathered In spite Of
the shower Sunday IN Good VIII Pines
and listeneded to an interesting speaker,
Rev. George Stair of Portland will speak
at F. NJ. next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and two children
Of Haverhill. Mass, are visiting Mrs.
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RICHMOND

s. E Meserve took q party Of baseball
fans TO Hallowen Wednesday afternoon
in his automobile to witness the Halo
well-Gardiner game.
Mrs. George Greene has been passing
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Hartshorn
]. Turner of Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs Morton. accompanied by
their guests, Mrs. II. E. Murdoch OF
SPRINGFIELD and Mrs j. L. Lewis of New
nor. visited Bath Saturday.
The remains of the late Moses MARCO
was brought to Richmond Wednesday
for burial. He died in Augusta Monday
morning. He was for many years res
ident of this town. The deceased was 81
years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Rankins Of Gar
diner have returned to their home after
spending brief visit with parents, Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Rankins.
Mrs. Edward P. Favor will pass the
next two weeks with relatives in Old
Town.
C. D. Newell was business visitor in
Bath Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. George Place are guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. c. c. Gardiner.
Mrs. Cora Darrah of Lewiston is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. A. S. Alexander.
Miss Edith Rideout of Norway is pass
Ing a few days with her friend, Miss
Mary Kidder.
George c. Lowell was business visitor
in Gardiner Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jordan, MIR. and
Mrs. William Fleet and daughter Ethel
of Auburn were guests over Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Robinson. They
made the trip by auto.
Miss Alice G.. Smith left Saturday to
pass q few weeks with friends in Sul.i-
van.
Mrs Rober. Messenger, who has been
in the West with her husband for the
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II, cAsB.cLARk WEDDING
I'LL s u1cH NOON vEDNEs.

MINNIE meeting OF lae
ve'g s.. 1r vas held Wednesday al
psass' 80 he home Of the president
nsOOn a. p-onnv when among the
V HaI.n a The children Of mum
ss'ts w. Ss members Caro- PLAYING ai,a
v 0. III. - babies amused we're
Hs'ias .a '"' chief events Of the after
:n'ns -s No. hostess served dainty pui :
-e'a ~be clut members and then
= unsD. .-e MIS-. Helen Eickery Cooh
sldfs'. q carton, Mrs. Stella LihneH
sou son Wallace. Mrs. Ethe-
ps.. n rrq and son John, Mrs. Mar
efs L,~ Hinckiey and daughter
rec -5 me remainder Of the clun
FfD o." are Misses Hattie BrophH'
ri1ps.. small Miss Caro- Chapman
as' I sara Libbey, Miss Florence
Frssaac' .,,,,o.. ,,an7bere If Ben
f'a ,.ca or whose parents are
ioa ~, members, TOOK part n me
''Eaa. thai was carried out Wednes-
p'e', rsrlng d, the annual Chlldfei ;
dsy S nrda, the direction Of Lecturer
u: Alton Z. Richardson The pro
w --sicr included recitations. piano
gan vocal solos. dialogues ana pan
'sr pore much enjoyed by the
''.--', n,,n,ber OF Patrons present. o.
' -, ne entertainment refreshments
Ea ,a ss~yad and q social hour enjoyed
Ns m the Grange calendar Will
!. vsdnesday evening Aug % COP
- the Third degree on d large
= n canaloates.
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The program for Wednesday forenoon
was the same as that published for Tues
day W to Ills. At 11.30 A. NJ lecture
on camp and personal hygiene. This es-
sertial subject was treated in master
~ manner by the majors of each battal-
ton. the substance Of which was as fol-
lows:
One of the greatest difficulties en-
countered in the handling of large
bodies Of troops in the field is the
prevention Of contagious diseases in
camp. The records of every war show
more deaths from disease than from
bullets, due partially to the breaking
down of the system on account Of
hardship and exposure but also large
~ due TO improper camp sanitation.
Militia troops do not fully realize
the absolute necessity for strict sani-
tary precaution in camp, and until
they do they will continue to suffer
from diseases contracted and also in
feet other troops serving with them
who do pay attention to sanitation.
Each officer and enlisted man should
battle once each day in camp and
should frequently change his under
clothing Enlisted men of the militia
are seldom provided facilities with
which TO wash out their undercloth-
ing and consequently many men are
not as clean in this respect as they
should be- The hair should be kept cut
short and frequently washed. The
teeth should be thoroughly cleaned
with tooth brush. The hands should
be washed when returning from the
latrine and always before each meal,
finger nails should also be cleansed
before each meal.
The matter Of refuse was gone oveA
and the importance of burning all
kitchen Stops and refuse in the incin-
orators around the kitchen, built for
that purpose Ashes from the incinera-
tor to be hauled away daily. A thor
ough cleansing of the mess kits in
hot soapy water and rinsed in clear
water will keep away lot of disease
and make the eating from them whole
some and appetiZing.
The program for the afternoon was
a repetition of that of Tuesday after
noon, as published in yesterdays Jour
nal, with the exception of the LIST
Battalion, giving way to the Enc Bat
talon, with Major Southland in COM
mand. Lieutenant Hanson. Adjutant
and Sergt Maj. Sylvester as staff. In
the second battalion the following
companies are members: of Pitts
geld, Percy M. Gleason, first lieuten-
ant, in command; H of Waterville,
Capt William H. Murray; M of Au-
gusta, Capt. Fred B. Perley; e. of
Skowhegan. Capt. Roy l. Marston.
The bartalion parade at 4.30 WAS
given by the LIST Battalion, Mai. May.
in command. This was followed by
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End AUGUST SESSION
OF PROBATE COURT IN
SOMERSET COUNTY

Skowhegan, Me. Aug. 1S.-fSpeciaD
The following business was trans
acted at the second August session of
the Somerset county probate court:
The will of Josie A Smith. late Of
Bingham was presented for probate
The will was allowed of the late
Mary O. Mantor Of New Portland A
most unusual circumstance connect
ed with the will was that all the three
sIEners, z. \. Bosworth, E. A. Bos-
worth and S. s. Mantor We're deceas-
ed. The entire estate was left to the
husband Thomas NJ. Mantor who was
named executor. The property con-
sisted of personal estate of about
$4,000.
The will was allowed at a hearing
before Judge Small, of Charles w
Gardner. late Of Arson. Bertha M
Quint Of Arson, daughter Of the de-
ceased, was named eXecutrix of the
Will and received the appointment by
the Judge. The hearing was on ac-
count of objection to her being ex-
ecutr1X, claiming undue influence up
on her father. Judge Simmons ap-
peaIeu 4of the proponents OF the Will
and Bernard Gibbs ESQ. for the OPP
position. The estate was willed to the
widow
a petition for the appointment Of
administrator in the estate Of James
q. Palmer, late Of Skowhegan, was
presented by Charles f. Palmer Of
Gardner nephew Of the deceased,
ASKING for the appointment Of Tascus
atwood of Auburn. The property is
estimated at $4,000 $4,000 being real
estate and $4,000 personal estate.
Inc helrs are: Mrs, Eta J. Day.
Skowhcgan; Lura L Morrow Of New
Gloucester and Charles f. Palmer of
Gardiner nieces and nephews.
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Attest:
aug19-26-septs

past three months, arrived In town Tues
day for a short visit with her mother.
Mrs. Victor Ring.
H. c. Reed and H z. Houdlette Of
the fraternities left Sunday for Detroit.
Mich, where they will attend the con-
ference of the insurance companies Of
the United States. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Macdonald, accom-,
panied by Mrs, Emma NJ. Pike, will spend
the remainder of the week at the Theo-
bald cottage at Capfsn Island.
j. Clark F1agexeft Wednesday for
Bangor. where ne will attend the 18th an,
nual conUention of the Maine Undertake
ers' Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Smith, accompa-'
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Turner
were recent guests for few days of Mr..
ana Mrs r. j. Goodwin at Lebanon.
They made the trip in Mr.. Smiths auto
mobile.
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Guard Mount, B. Co. Of Rumford
designated as the new guard.
Practice Hike Today


The troops are anXiously awaiting
the start of the practice march
Thursday morning. This number takes
the entire regiment and no man ply
sically able to go will be excused.
These marches are made with view
to hardening the men and animals and
keeping them in good condition, and
for the purpose of instructinc the Of
ficers and men in marching, camping,
cooking, ETC., and in the method of
handling troops in campaign, teaching
them the principles of tactics, includ
ing the service of security and in
formation. One problem that will take
up the most of the time during the
march Of Thursday will be that Of ad-
vance guard. This body of troops
marching through the city on their
way to the ,Sturgis estate will furnish
a spectacle worth witnessing, march
ing in battle formation with the adj
dition Of the Machine Gun Co. and
the wagon train, the unusually large
number Of horses and the largest body
of troops in a single regiment since
the Spanish War.
Equipment A as referred to in the
general orders is the equipment for
use in campaign, simulated campaign,
or on the march, and includes the ar
RED on horse or pack mule, and trans
ported in wagons of combat trains and
in the baggage section of field trains.
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SKOWHEGAN

Master William Wildes Of Passaic, \.
J.. who has been visiting his aunt, MIS-.
George L H Smith and other rela-
tives, started Wednesday, on his re
turn. He will be met in HaverhiN,
Mass, by his father, ". O. Nildes.
Allan Stinchfield, son of d.. and Mrs.
Stinchfield, went TO Portland Wednes-
day to visit MS grandfather, William
Clough, his uncle Will CIough, and
aunt, Mrs. Ethel Pillsbu-y.
Augusta Gilblair went to Bangor
Wednesday to attend the Tndertakors'
convention which opened there today.
2 w Neal of the United States
army has opened a recruiting station
for the army and will remain week.
Mrs H. c. Gilhng left Wedneaday
noon for her home in Somerville. Mass.
after visiting in Cornville and hcr SIS
ter. Mrs. Almena T. Whittier, III
Skowhegan. She was accompanied on
her return trip by her niece, Mrs.
Ethel ". Ames and Master smith
Ames, who will remain for weel. S
visit
Mrs. Van Nelson and Miss Ruth
Nelson have returned from Lakeside,
where on Saturday they attended q de-
lchtful shower party given T. Mss
Allison Choate by about 90 If he
summer residents there IL homo uf
her approaching marriage. Tno affair
was given at the cottage Of Miss cora
Day. A short program was provided
and refreshments served.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Frank Davidson of Boston will
speak at the Friends church next
Sunday, aug %, both forenoon and
afternoon. Mr.. Davidson is a rare
speaker and we feel sure that those
who fail to hear him will miss a great
deal. Luncheon will be served at the
church.
Leland Covel is enjoying a vacation
of one week from his duties at Togus.
Doris Williams Of Albion is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lantlo Williams.
M, and Mrs Ralph Hoxie Of Mas
sachusetts are visiting Mr. Hoxie' s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aoxie
and other relatives in this place.
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will be at home on Kelley street, after
Aug. %.
schools of this town and also the
Lawrence High school. Mr.. Case is
employed at the Winslow mill Of the
Hollngsworth & Whitney Co. They
are very popular young pair and
have the wishes of long life and hap
piness from a large circle Of friends.
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Victor Hodgins Thomas E. Glynn ana
Thomas F. Gallagher of Bangor, who
left Saturday afternoon for trip up
along Argyle boom to Greenbush, being
Joined AT Old Orchard by Andrew Socka-
lexis, saw two bald-headed eagles, a
very rare specimen of bird and a kind
that the natives have not seen for sew
eral yearH,
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Mrs. Abbie Knowles

xnd mas been received mere OF Inc
w,o, awav Wednesday Of Mrs. Al
Z. Enovles Of Prenie street, Port
=, Nrbo was very well known and
~ r,ov friends in Fairfield who
NV, her loss. Mrs, Knowles was
..sn 10 3 Portland hospital AZ Tues
T. md on the following day unde1 =
=. Ar operation for gall stones. Her
s.rtfn,jon could not stand the op-
,.,prr and she die not survive. The
a.sased was born IL Eurnilalh,
.s,--rer Of me late Mr. and Mrs II
r.r Wlur. and was aged q wears
n. husband. Elmer Knowles, one
ac-nter MISS Eva Knowles and one
m E.ner Knowles. il. survive also
n- sisters Mrs r : Goodwin, for
rr, Of this Town. nov Of burnhanl,
Nz Simon Cole of Waterv!lle, Mrs
.Ysrue Collins Of California and Mrs,
Nrz Thurston Of Benton ana fonl
uahers Alhy VIM Of Benton, Cur
b Vim Of Haverhill. Mass. Dresser
linn Of Boston, and + T VIM OF
|mhar Edward Knowles, son o.
| Esr Knowles by 4 former marriage,
,us MS home II Town with has
r.nlother, Mrs David Pearson.
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case.ciart

s aa@s at It, high s noon WsaS wsdang took
Essv 81 SIM Mr. and M Ms Dans al r,a the
IN M, a,ss Mildred H. Clark only My. daugh,
s'as an; ID. n s:,,a os Case ' s wss
5 no IN s the front parior was va perform
for the which aess. was 'asatu ~ the CLARK
(Which, (which the young 'e ceoa Baptist church.
i rian s.-,. the cerem up's attend, per
who is sslSla ss,, being used. N; ne. single
roses far .. white ehit s55n' with witt over
t ors Following the s wsao was unat-
The ar,s TRIP to parts ' upkp0 left on
mas attended tne nn They
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Court Notes

At hearing held before Judge Ian
caster Tuesday afternoon, Elmer
Pomeroy was given fine of S4.14 which
he paid and a Jail sentence Of 80 days
was suspended over him for intoxica-
ton. Pomeroy was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Lashon.
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Somerset Real Estate Transfers

Somerset Hea Estate Transfers
Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Sonlel-
set registry of deeds:
Fairfield: Lizzie p. Crawford to Err
nest y. Penney, Waterville
Embden: Sumner 5. Norton to Prank
Z. Trip; Ora W. Henderson to Frank
z. Tripp.
SkoWhegan: John H. Wheeler to Ell
nest c. Butler; Daniel NJ. Foster 10
Glendower A. Church; Edna M futile
Burrill to Parker M. Sanborn.
Moscow: John B. Pooler to Bingham
Land Co. Of Waterville
Moose River: Freda Richard to Cleo
phas Blais.
Pittsfeld' Nellie NJ Hunnewen to
Eastern Grain Co,
Scion: D. S. York TO Percy Moody
New Portland: Thomas Peelen of
New York City to David letters.
Hartland: Ira W. Page, ST., to Ellen
Mcguire.
Detroit; Harry Temple to Heman
H. Norton.
Norridgewock: Mary p. Stackpole
Portland. to William S. Gray.
Earl Gerrish of Brownville is visit
ing his uncle. L. W. Gerrish. He plans
to return by automobile with the fam
lily Of L. W. Gerrish probably next
Wednesday, when they will have a
short outing st Ebeme pond.
Joseph Marois started early Wednes-
day morning by automobile for Cook
shire, Canada. where he is to attend
the Goth wedding anniversary of his
grandparents He was accompanied by
Henry Bourgoin and Fortuna Roderick
and they expect to be away week.
Mrs Lena Woodbury. was called to
Auburn Wednesday morning by the
illness of her brother-in-lew.
Mrs Hiram Bearce started Wednes-
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Galusha in Lowell Mass. and her
brother, Charles Hill in Boston.
Miss Lydia Carney, one of the pop
ular clerks in Ordway's and Miss Ella
Morrill, of Bangor left Wednesday
morning for Northport to pass q week.
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Elan C. Organization

Very aoor a'p"" tAe army prepared
thei" reornar-4ation INV Adiuta-l.
General fTicc prC7.~2d and sent out
70 -" difcre:4, units The plan Of or
~sln5@atlon which is here published
for the first time:
The following information is fur
n-shed for guidance in the event of
is being necessary to caN The Organ
izod Militia into tbs service az the
United States and recruit it to war
strength:
!. Unless otherwise specified in the
call all organizations viii be raised
10 the statutory strength prescribed
~ law. This strength and organiza
tion for tbs various arms Of the SER
vice are as follows.
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ns Priscilla Embroidery Club will
Of sgSnlned Thursday evening at
Inc - of Mrs. George Farnham,
|bn1kftei at the regular meeting.
planning to attend the Clionea
r. pienic Thursday al the Rollins
me, China lake, viii take the 80
from Waterville. Supper will be
ned about $50 al the cottage. Inc
dlenaen will be guests.
NH. Walters returned ednesday
!easant pond, where he Is passing Z
weeks vacation, being III town tor q
ii or business. BENJAMIN L. Smith
Il the trip with him IL the doclor 5
auto.
II Christmas Club will be entertained
ky afternoon al the home Of Mrs.
hherine Johnson, upper Main street.
N Ernest Nj. Holman of the Baptist
Rch was in Augusta tuesday for the
- purpose of RECEIVING his COM
Ion for marrying. Mr.. Holman mas
E come from Vermont, where the
fe laws dc not require q cornnl.s-
IRON the governor He performed
III marriage in Name Wednesday
the CaseClark wedding.
SE Mrs. Nathaniel D. Jackson
Nerle Jackson, Elder and Mrs K.
p left Wednesday forenoon for
Anson, where they will attend the
eeefing.
5uhn Reed returned Wednesday
- Belfast, where she mas been visit
&sher son, Fred Reed.
iom Landry, vino has been passing
e'erai DAYS as the guest Of his father,
tahN Landry, has gone 10 Bangor ANA
@HlltE. where ne will spend some time
sitting friends and relatives.
Miss Dlvonna Circuit employed as nurse
III al c Guy Hume's, left Wednesday
or Bangor, where she will visit relatives
lrlng her vacation.
MI ana Mrs. Daniel Knight are enjoy
as few days' outing a, China lake
Shefe they are trying their Incl, a+ fish
ne 0N a. 'i'-i
MISS Margare; Coyns Of Wa,erv,,,e
''e'osrapher at Hume & Newhap Co.'S
. 'sh'oying several weeks vacation She
= q Vic Orchard and is entertaining
,l''NS IRON Dorchester, Mass
III dnc Mrs " : afiu
on$ go n company with DR.. MilIers son
ral & we ana sor's son. Mr. and Mrs
s. ,,.,a'.a Miller and Master William Of
par - annie Delano mas gone to skovbe-
e. NJ -. lew days Visit with he- moth
enDIar s Lillian 4 DeIano Miss Delano IS
vae ,r,ugs' Il N Portland and is passing her
Ms ~, -. N town the guest of Mr. and
MAJ, EFes'on l. Delano ' ''0
few DAYS x u, Tracy a.'.y mas returned from
'S Visit with skowhegan trends.
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Recimental norconmi ssioned staff
sergeant major. QaarterInaster SER
Seaut, Cornrnissary sergeant. . color
sereeants) men, battalion noncon-
mlssioned staff tscrgeants- iorD 8
mon; band, Is men. = companies.
$50 men each. 1850 men-total 1885
men.
The foregoing organization con
forms to the requirements of law and
must be closely followed in enlistine
men for organizations. "a less
strength may be prescribed for com
panies in the call of the President
The regimental organization pre-
scribed in the Tables Of Orcaniza-
ton, United States Army, 1914" lust
approved. differ in a number of re-
spects from the organization prescrib-
ed above. These differences are met
by making details Of men and officers
from the statutory company organiza-
ton in table above for the additional
provisional organization prescribed in
the table of organization which fol-
lows. The details from companies of
the battalion necessary TO complete the
provisional companies will be as stat
ed in the table below irrespective Of
the strength Of the companies Of bat
TALON prescribed in the call.
Organization OF infantry Regiment
War Strength
RegimentaI Field Officers and Chap
lain colonel (hl, ] lieutenant col
onel (h). ! chaplain (hl, ] captain
and assistant inspector OF small arms
practice (h) OPTIONAL
Headquarters Company, provision
all, Officers captain (h) (regimen-
tai adjutant. 3 first lieutenants On
(battalion adjutants}. (hi Individual
ly mounted on horse.
Band Section chief musician, ]
drum major, l principal musician. 4
sergeants. corporals, cook. u pri-
Yates, i private and acting cook d.
Noncommissioneo staff section-l
regimental sereeant-nlajo r (hD. . reg
imenta, color serSeants, battalion
sergeant majors Ch).
Mounted Orderly Section SER
geant (h) Cd. IS privates, mounted
orderlies fh) Cd ID, private td) ID
So total enlisted
Machine-G Gun Company (provision-
alb ldetailed) a guns).-l captain CID