The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-30
OFF FOR The BOR-
DER TODAY
FIRST REGIMENT BREAKS CAP At.
LAUREL--C0HPANY H on HAY
10 TEXAS.

ne First Infantry, National Guard OF
ne United States and Maryland. at
Vinegar Hill. laurel, prepared . en-
train this morning for the InIsrnat-
ionai border. It will marx the first
movement Of Maryland's contribution
l. the land forces OF the United
States for uae Of the nation - the
President ahalI direct.
The FreI Regiment camp was brok-
IN early yesterday morning and It's
IantaKe and other equipment was
packed abroad troops trains preiimi-
nary 20 a quick movement. Equip
ment was distributed Yesterday 70 all
Of the recruits Ind Colonel Little
vas supplied .Ilh sufficient addition
II equipment . supply the regiment
II war strength Of $50 men % com
nnny.
IL Is generally believed that the
surrender b. President CaTTanza OF
the American troopers, Eho sere
held as prisoners. win not hHse any
effect on the plans for the movement
Of the various units OF the Maryland
brigade.
The Maryland militia Il expected
10 arrive 81 Eagle Pass neat Tuesday
md will 60 IN camp in the valley just
north OF the ouIakIrts OF FL raHo. and
surrounded - beautiful ehain Of
mountains. overlooking this ton and
the Mexican city of Piedraa EegTas
Tho camp aIie adiolns the polo
grounds and The Southern Pacific
nailroad. L i next 10 the camp OF
tie Kansas National Guard. East
81 the railroad tracks there i now
stationed : battalion OF the Third
FIald Artillery. comprising L three
inch guns ana f00 men. The Vermont
National Guard Is also assigned u a
camp site on lhIa tract with ne arr
tIllery.
During The naat few da.s several
hundred soldiers and civilians have
bseB engaged n clearing Tie tract
for the Mar lan1 and other state
militia and IN making other improve
menta Water mains are haInE laid
/ the mes camp sites and electric
llgbts ara HsIaa strung . tho
grounds. IN nTaaF tfat every comfort
may be provided for the officers and
men. The Maryland camp : ut 10
minutes 81 u The center II this
city. and bnI i 70 the heart OF
IHeuEhA @sHI4szz @sAfn
The following members Of Company
i have taken Iae oath and IEfI 20.
dHY Tor Eagle Faaa
Captain. Commanding IoHn n.
Weigle.
First IIent=nzut-ilarry : Her
sager.
second lieutenant Haywood @.
Dewey.
F1rst John A. Marsh.
QuartermaaIsT ssrEeant-=rHIIIip II.
nltsei
sergcantss=lahn Smith HnIInKslsa.
Harry g. EmIEH. Peter ~ samIas.
CorporalH IaMotte Smith. Jos
burton ToHnzHHud. Chester : bank.
srd. Robert i Hasson, Arthur I. Eng.
lar. Reginald :. aioner. Iamsa ID.
Mitchell.
Artifcer-cIaTlea ID. HelsIE.
MusicianH-ranl n. wimeTI. Sor-
man II. EafHaTL
eooks-Arthur 2. Bowers. Oscar o.
nirler.
PriyeLeH-enaFIea 4. ArnoId. Geo
: Bair, Samuel ". BaIr. IAIa1 o.
Baker. William D. Byers. Howard y.
coppersmith. Russell EArharI. hoy
8sAAAbfNF -
HAines. Oscar / Houser. 0IHT 5.
Herr. Oliver hex. Charles !. Kolb.
Albert A. Killer. Eltinge II. !. Leese,
Lester {. =. Leeae. Robert : Long,
Jesse j. LouE. Clarence :. Loekard.
John Magin. William A Manning,
Claude s. Miller. Claude y. Nltten,
Hua,ell MofeIoeE. Jesse l. Myers.
Samuel A MYarz. Harry 1. Susbanm.
1ohn r. Reese. AIlIn W. RleEeII. Jesse
:. stoner. Charles r. SNEAK. Robert
Il. SNEAK. Lloyd D. SNEAK. BENJAMIN
.. Sherfey. Daniel r. ShinleY. Joseph
Yingling. John zentgraf. Leland J.
Jordan, ]. Henry Ibex, orvIlla : Ear
hart. Aaron e Fisher, Melvin :. Lind
ny. Samuel Mzun. William 7. boone.
Hurley c. 1ervager, William n
sloner. William a Roberts. Iesse
Slick, Neyin :. Long. William E.
Walters. Roswell G. High, Joseph W,
Dsntz. Charles Il. Bowers. Vernon W.
Daley, James I. Little, George r.
Ball