The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-17
Regiment Has Only Two
Vacancies-Blount's Com
pany May Get One.
MEN MAY GO
ABROAD IN FALL
Eighty-One Men and Three
Officers Take Oath Be
fore Lt.-Col. Harrison.

Pensacola's first militia company
Captain Phillips'-is mustered IN. Be-
fore the end of the month, possibly
by the end of next week, the federal
inspector will he here to muster it
into federal service, so il can be sent
abroad and the boys will then be
modified to Black Point and put
through an intensive training that
by fall will enable them TO carry the
salute to France. After six weeks
training under war condition, behind
the first line, the young champions
will be ready to buck the Hindenburg
! line.
Eighty-one men, besides the three
! officers, we're mustered in at aT1nOry
hall Wednesday night by 1t. Col. S.
! G. Harrison, Jr., of the Florida First,
! Col. Harrison came here from Mill
/ gan, where he mustered in a COM
pany Monday. He is leaving today
{ for Milton, where the next company
! will be mustered in, then to Marian
ma the following day, to Tallahassee
! Saturday, and to Lake City Monday.
! As the first battalion la regiment
consists of three battalions Of four
| companies eachl is already in federal
| service, there will be only two more
! company vacancies left in the regi-
ment, and there are six applications,
/ B,ount's Pensacola company, De-
Funiak, Quincy, Analachico,a. llaAi,
son and Live Oak
! Captain Blount expects to have b q
company mustered in by the 20 Nv
part of next week, and 1t. Col. Ia
! rison will return for That purpos
granting, of course, the application
{ has been received and one of the two
remaining vacancies is still open.
Just as soon as the regiment is
complete, the federal inspecting off
Ger will come to muster the company
into federal service. This is necessary
! in order that the government may
have the authority to move the men
out of the United States.
Following is a list OF the men mus
.ered in Wednesday night:
+ Jas. T. Phillips, captain; Manuel !.
Quina, second lieutenant; VIM. l..
Shuttleworth, second lieutenant.
Whiting Andrews.
Arthur A. Bonner.
CYRUS G. Barter.
Edward l. Bailey.
l. Chas. H. Bliss. -
VIM. J. Braswell.
Mcdonald p Bruner
Henry r. Bombay.
Willie c. Bicker.
Maynard F. Browning.
, Memo Barberi.
Joe Barberi.
2 Tom J. Bradley.
, Earl w. Bell
Tyra J. Cobb.
, Clarence c. Cary.
Paul Coriana.
. Lewis A. Christian.
! Joe II. Davis.
Bert II. Davis,
. VIM. NJ. Davis.
Jack r. Davis.
o Ben /. Davis.
> Edward j. Dougherty.
/ Jno. L. Epster.
= Chas. Edwards.
Leslie F. F'illingim.
e. Ernest c. Fillingim.
2 Frank F. Camden.
/ Joe Greenblatt,
0 Arrie o. Goodwin.
= Elmer Harper.
S Ivan Harris.
Irving II. Holmes.
: Willard NJ. Heard.
{ Peter Hubkins
Leon Harris.
z Jerome Hauteman.
g Frank Joseph
) Doffie Kelly.
Q Bill King.
t VIM. E. King.
= Jno. F. Kimmons.
VIM. H. Kyle.
90 Frank G. Kelly.
. jim Kersey.
I Theodore Levanty.
- Glenn Lincoln.
Earl s. Liewellyn.
u Grover S. Lowell.
e Jas. T. Lowe.
= .Jno. NJ. Meyer.
- Flavian D. Mann.
e Willie Mathews.
d r. N. Nelson.
q Geo. G. Mobiles.
e Reuben O'Donovan.
L Samule Petroni.
e Gilbert Pyle.
}. Lloyd Patterson.
: VIM. L. Pear.
b Willie A. Pfeiffer.
Z Owen Roach.
Willie Richmond.
o Forrest L. Settles.