The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-20
NATIONAL GUARD ORGANIZATIONS CALLED OUT AND THE PLACES
 WHERE THEY WILL ASSEMBL E

regiments of infantry, one regiment field artillery; Fort Smelling.
 MisSiSsippi-Three /battalions infan- try; Jackson.
 Missouri-One brigade of three reg iments and two separate battalions and one separate company of infantry, one troop of cavalry, one battalion of field artillery, one company of signal corps, one field hospital, one ambu- lance company; Nevada.
 Montana-One regiment of infantry; Fort William H. Harrison.
 Nebraska-Two regiments infantry, one company signal corps one field hospital; Lincoln
 New Hampshire-One regiment in fantry, one troop cavalry, one battery Of field artillery, one company signal corps; Concord
 New Jersey-One brigade of three regiments infantry, one squadron cav airy, two batteries field artillery, one company signal corps, one field hos pitaI one ambulance company; Sea Girt.
 New York-One division, including three brigades of three regiments each of infantry, one regiment, one" squad ron and one machine gun troop cav airy, two regiments field artillery, two battalions engineers, one battalion sig nal corps, three field hospital compa- n1es, four ambulance companies; Beekman, New York. North Caro1ina-One brigade of l three regiments infantry, two troops of cavalry, one field hospital, one am bulance company; Camp Glenn, Moore head City.
 North Dalkota-One regiment of in fantry; Fort Lincoln Ohio-Two brigades, three regiments each, infantry, one squadron cavalry, one battalion field artillery, one bat talion engineers. one battalion signal lcorps, three field hospitals, two ambu- lance companies; Columbus Oklahoma-One regiment infantry, two troops cavalry, one company en- gineers, one field hospital; Chandler. i Oregon-One regiment infantry, one troop cavalry, one battery field artil- l 1ery; ClackamaS.
 Pennsylvania-One division, includ- ing three brigades of three regiments each of infantry, two companies en- gineers, one regiment of cavalry, one regiment field artillery, two compa- nies engineers, one battalion signal corps, two field hospitals two ambu- lance companies; Mount Gretna l Rhode Island-Three troops cavalry.
 one battery field artillery, one ambu- lance company; Quonset Point. South Carolina-Two regiments in fantry, one troop cavalry; Lexington county, near Columbia South Dakota-One regiment of in-
 fantry; Redfe1d.
 1 Tennessee-One regiment and two
 separate batta1ions and three separate
 companies of infantry, one troop of
 cavalry, one field hospital, one ambu- lance company; Nashville. l Utah-One squadron and two sep
 arate troops of cavalry, one battery
 geld artillery; Fort Douglas. | Vermont-One regiment of infantry,
 one squadron cavalry; Colchester Virginia-Two regiments infantry,
 one battalion and one separate battery
 field artillery, one company signal
 corps, one field hospital; Richmon l Washington-One regiment infantry,
 one troop cavalry, one company signal
 corps; American Lake. 1 West Virgin1a-One regiment of fn-
 fantryz; Terre Alta | Wisconsin-One brigade of three
 regiments of infantry, one troop of
 cavalry, one battery field artillery, one
 field hospital; Camp Douglas. i Wyoming Two batta1ions infantry; Cheyenne.