The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-16
*" ORDERED
TO INDIANA
HARBOR FOR
RIOT DUTIES
Richmond Organization
Leaves Tonight Probably
to Relieve Other National
Cuardsmen in Strike Center
ENL|STMENTS ARE Open

Company K, Third Infantry, Indiana
State Militia, made up of Richmond
men, have been ordered to duty In
the unsettled district at Indiana Har-
bor, through an order received Wed
nesday by Captain Myron Malsby
The order received from Adjutant
General Smith, at o'clock Wednes-
day morning, follows:
Captain Myron Malsby,
Richmond, Indiana
: You and your command are hereby
? ordered to report to me at Indiana
Harbor. Arrive not later than p. m.
Friday, October II. Bring full equip
ment. Wire strength. time Of depart
ure, and probable time of arrival.
'SMITH, Adjt-General."
Captain Malsby at once issued Or
ders to all men of the company to re-
port at the armory on South Seventh
street, at o'clock Wednesday after
noon. At that time a general equip
ment inspection was held. The men
were given leave Of absence at )
o'clock until o'clock this evening.
The company will form at the arm
ory at o'clock for final orders, and
will march to the Pennsylvania sta
ton, from which it is scheduled to
leave at 1920.
EnIlstments Wanted.
Captain Malsby announced this
morning that there were few vacan'
cies and that enlistments will be ac'
cepted in a limited number, prior to
departure. Men who wish to enlist
may do so by reporting to the armory
at 7 o'clock this evening. prepared to
be examined and sworn in, and to
leave at 10 o'clock.
At present there are IS members in
the company, which was organized
during the war as a reserve state
force, under the .idiana State Militia
The arrory presented scene OF
much activity. The men were busy
getting their equipment in order
Mascot is Adopted.
When Captain Malsby opened the
armory this morning he found small
Dog on the steps of the building, and
this has been officially named as the
eompany's mascot. It's name has Noi
definitely been decided upon but mem
bers of the company at the armory
y adopted the name of MARY"
Although no reason was given fol
the call, Captain Malsby said tha
Company K had probably been ordered
to relieve some Of the other organiza
tions stationed in the unsettled dis
tricts.
The only reason I know, for oul
being called, is to relieve anotheI
company" Captain Malsby said. 'Me1
now on duty up there are bushes:
men, many of them situated in posi-
ton similar to the men of Compan!
X. and we are probably being called
to relieve them"
Route Not Given.
The route to be taken was not gtvel
out. A complete roster Of Compan.
K, as giveli out by Captain Malsb.
Wednesday, follows:
Captain, Myron Malsby; First Lieu
tenant, Frank Benn; Second Lieuter
ant, Ed n. Wilson; Acting First Sci
geant P. H. Smith; Supply Sergeant
Carl Eggemeyer; Sergeants, Gus Hal
ner, Karl Meyers. Earl Stinson, Ro
Frye, and C. E. Moss.
Squad /, Corporal Flock. Marlat'
Roop, Bullerdick, Neiwoehner, Jer
kins, Land and Wadman; squad
Corporal Moss, Alderman, Lurins
Fulks, Longstreth, and Handley
Squad s. Corporal Vickery, Robert:
Clarke, McConaha, Hunt, and Menke
squad, 4, Corporal Robe, Bartel, Bone
Whitesell, Roe, Schnelle, Miller an
Smelser.
Squad 5. Corporal Foreman, Rind
Borton, Faucet, Williams. Hodg'
Long and Brockman; squad 6. Corpo
al Gilbert, Allen, C. Moss, Mitchell
Driffel. Quigley and Allen; squad
Corporal Dykeman, Harrison, Kre
z } meier Gartside, Kleinknecht an
Study; squad s, Corporal Zwissle
Holzapfel, Drischel, Overman, Kin,
Longnecker and Henkey; Masco
Mary