The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
SPECIAL TRAIN ORDERED
FOR LOCAL MILITIAMEN
TO BE MOVED TONIGHT
Companies K and A Are Being
Rapidly Recruited to Re-
quired Strength.

to be received by telegraph by the
captains Of Companies A and X. of
the First regiment, West Virginia
National Guard; Lieutenant Colonel
r. Lynn Osborn, of the First regi-
ment, and Harvey L. Gregory. band
master OF the First regiment band.
all OF this city. to entraln for Camp
KanawhH. near Charleston.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad ofilc-
ials here were advised by telegraph
at noon Wednesday to have special
train assembled and ready to be
moved by Wednesday night. Coach
es for the use Of the companies had
already been placed upon a siding at
the local station.
Fifty-three members of Company
X, and ffty-elght members Of Com
pany A had reported for duty by ear
ly Wednesday afternoon. The most
OF them are at Company KS armory.
while the remainder are within easy
reach.
Thirteen members OF Company X
who had not yet reported for duty
were ordered by Captain Glenn F.
Williams to report at once. II is his
intention to recruit his company to
the required peace footing Of sixty
five in case these men do not report.
Fifty-eight men had been recruited
in Company A by Captain Alfred Pow
ell early Wednesday afternoon and II
was expected to have the company
Allied within few hours. The mem
bers Of the new company have not yet
received uniforms or arms, but they
Will likely be equipped at Camp Ka-
nGwha before being ordered to the
Mexican border.
The names Of those who have en-
listed In Company A up to the pres
ent are as follows, with the exception
OF six, whose names are withheld
from publication for personal reas-
ons.
Charles Harmon. glass worker.
Homer Stoneklng, Hope Natural
Gas Company.
John Bird. clerk.
Harry Ross.
H. ]. Graham. mining engineer.
j. Clifford McManaway, attorney.
Leo Lloyd Johnson, stockman and
farmer.
Fred L. Hess. stage carpenter.
George Jenkins, salesman.
Harry G. Moore. chauffeur.
William Jenkins, barber.
Russell G. Francis. salesman.
William b. Jenkins, clerk.
Fred Knisley. broker oil and gas
lands.
Tom Martin. printer.
Frank E. Swisher. carpenter.
Robert F. Hill. barber.
Harry NJ. Ross. timer.
Herman Helmers. painter and dec
orator.
Harry NJ. Creighton, motor me-
chanic, electrician and chauffeur.
Wade H. DAVIDSON, oil well tool
dresser.
H. Willis Hefner. drug clerk.
Dennis N. Moore. civil engineer.
John P. Peacock. better known us
Paddy" Peacock. expert rifeman, who
has conducted a shooting gallery on
Fourth street for number Of years.
Otis F. Bartlett. clerk.
Theodore W. Hornor, civil engin-
eer.
Norville D. Goe. oil well driller.
Ralph Cunningham, salesman.
Dorsey r. Smith. barber and cook.
Harry G. Tague. tailor.
Laurence G. Lindsay, salesman.
Ashby H. Powell, telephone me.
ehanic and electrician.
James ]. Scanlon, steam litter.
Jean Powell, salesman.
Matthew Alexander, salesman.
Howard c. Morgan, mechanic.
]. Ward Russell, broker.
Richard W. Winfield. civil engin-
eer.
Percy D. Hammond, glass cuttcr.
Charles L. Davis. salesman.
Charles W. Fowkes, mechanic.
| Lorain L. Painter, dentist.
James G. Hays, drug clerk.
Charles Taylor, cook.
Dana Leon Davis, jeweler.
James Irwin Prichard, electrician.
Preston B. Candy. civil engineer.
Lyle A. Davis, jeweler.
A. John Latstetter, chemist.
John Frank Jacobs, civil engineer.
Frank Hugill, banker and book
keeper.
John n. stro:her, salesman.
Ioseph A. HaalY. dancing muster