The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
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OHIO GUARDS
REORGANIZATION
PLANS ARE LAID

Columbus May The oa!o national
guard soon VIII b. completely re-
ORGANIZED Il plans o. t"lonsI Joseph
:. U'rrun. regular army ohicer attached
to the guard a. senior inS:ructor-'n
sc. tor. arc adopted.
Cnlnrn, Tyerron's Dtans give quar- Of
nr"rs the following dutieS:
TNdiutant general. duties cCr"eSpond-
;ns ~ those Of the secretary OF war;
rs >tont adiutant general assistant
SECRETARY OF war: senior !nSpcct"r-.n-
sIructo-. ch;et II staff; Other Inspector
instructors. as assistant chiefs OF stan In
charge Of organizations. intelligence
war plans and supplies.
Operations division. MAJOR
Tolka. assistant chef OF stan in charge
-(a) formulation II policies relative To
procurrmcnt. assignment promotion.
transfer. r"t;remcnl and DISCHARGE OF
the comm! Ss;onrl personnel. warrant OF
fccrS. Unlisted personnel. etc: Cd
g. sunrry:sion ove- recruiting. mnh;!iIa =
ton. Decentralization. troop movement
and eouirp!nS Of troops: (C( assignment
Of troops 10 stations. supervision over
all military stations: td) detcrm nation
of policies relatives TO award OF decora-
tons.
Military intelligence division. Licnten-
ant e. H. GriTis. assist OF stan IN
charge-(a) formation Of policies win
reference to military maps surveys ana
p;cturcs: ibl supervision OF intelligence
persore,l for all units: (c) codes ana
c!phtrS: I'D translation OF foreign uocu-
mcntS; tel maintaining, contact with
Other intelligence agencies or the state
and government.
war pans division. Lieutenant Colonel
Chalmers K. Wilson. assistant ch'et "S
staff in charGe-supervis;on over rain
,nr the guard: organizing and training
tho guard for national defense ana TOT
duty within the state.
supply division colonel John e.
I',cer, assistant chief OF staft in charge
Purchase and lease OF real estate anu
purchase Of supplies and equipment: :
storage distribution and issuance OF
sunp,ic<: transportation OF the guard
and It's units: h;sbur <emcnt or tuhdS:
construct on. ma tenanc" and repair o,
buildings; sale q property: settlement
Of claims, &c.
N~hier of stan. Colonel Joseph 3. Her
ron-Immcd:at" adviser or the aoJu'ahS
general on 4, mattcrss relating 70 tne
military establishment lie IS cnarseo
by The adju,ant general with pfann'ns,
developing and executing the haI'"'''
program.
Guard general stan 10 prcnarc necrSSar!
Mans for recruiting. organizing. sappIE- .
rp cnujpp:ng moh!liziAg. training anu
a.mobiliznE the national guard.
Assistant adju;ant genera. l''eu'ena"'
cnlonel Harry {. Hornrr-DutieS Wh!ch
NAV be assigned to him BY the adJf'an'
pcneral. also formulation or procure
,nent policies and execution OF these
noIicics, and supervision Of real estate
commodities. equipment and supplies
settlement OF claims aga!nSt the state
approval OF bonds and sale OF Sup'us
materials. o.t
The uh;n national guard. with almost
eN0 officers and enlisted men' no"
ranEs third ambng the states. ny June.
. 1seI Il Will have a strength OF t-oo
,,,rn. IL, June. 1872. l6.>"o men: June
1oo: II. 200 men, and June. 1874, i'Z""
Tho national 'd"fcass act passed aS'
xcar, requires that At he chi o. nNr
wars 1aaA the strength of the SuSru
,rust be Sn6 for each representative III
CONGRESS Ohio had - congressman ana
"a senator's. necessitating sr'ns'n
nj 1900 men.