Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13

on the first train leaving.
Par. s. All railroads in the city OF
Pueblo will notify G-3 scott Schoo,.
Pueblo. at the earliest possible momen.
Of the expected arri~n. or trains on
Par. q. The following classes Of peo-
pie only will be allowed mhtAry
pass.
of Pueblo.
Oh Persons having essential business
pertaining TO relief in the city oi
Pueblo.
(c) Railroad and public utility cor
poration officials.
Par. 7. The Sante Fe railroad viii
advise Ga, Scott school, when they
will have trains in from the East and
West and where they will DISCHARGE
messengers. Tho Denver and RIO
Crande railroad viii notify G-S Scott
school when they expect to have trains
in from the South and West and who're
they will discharge passengers. The
Colorado and Southern railroad will
notify Ga. Scott school. when they will
have trains in from the South ard
where they expect to discharge pasren-
gers.
orders No. 80. JUNO w, iS-i.
Par /. No railroad Is permitted 10
of Pueblo. unless such passengers are
able to present credentials issued by
competent authority as outlined in
previously published orders.
BY order of Lieut.. Col. Newton.
F. c. AUSTIN.
F. sCHODER
LIST 1t. Inf. C. n. G.. Adjutant-
ORDERS NO. a. June 10. 1921.
Par. /. No uniformed men Of the
Colorado National Guard. other than
officers. will be permitted on the down.
town streets without permission from
their organization commanders.
any men found on the streets OF Pue-
bio without proper Identification from
their employers will be Immediately
present conditions arc relieved
The guard hours will he maintained
until further notice In the rear Of the
Congress hotel. All military prisoners
ricked up viii bc found there.
BY order Of Lieut. Col: Newton.
r. G. AUSTIN.
Capt Inf. Colorado y. a..
OFFICIAL:
r. SCHoDER.
lat 1t Inf c. n. c..
Adjutant.
ORDERS NO. ~. June II. 1921.
Par. /. cHAitLEs W. LEE. Pueblo.
Colorado. is hereby announced a.
FOOD CONTROLLER Of the Military
District of Pueblo. Colorado. All mat
ters pertaining to the distribution and
be under tho direct supervision OF Mr..
Lee
By order Of Lieut.. Col Newton.
f. C. AUSTIN.
Captain. Infantry. c. n. q.
Chief of Staff.
OFFICIAL:
F. SHODEE.
ist- 1t. Inf. c. n. C.
ORDERS NO. ~. June II. 1874.
Par. I. Captain Cecil Mcntxer is re-
licvcd from duty as assistant to CT
and is detailed as Commanding officer
OF Ressemer Refugee Camp.
Par. 2. Second Lieutenant Irving
Smith. Q. NJ. G. is assigned to duty as
Supply OFFICER. Bcssemcr Refugee
Camp and will report to Captain Ment-
zcr for duty.
Par. ;. Second Lieut.. Joseph Roper.
Cavalry. is assigned to duty as Sup.
ply Officer. Camp Shorp.
Par. T. Captain Alpha NJ. Chase. In
fantry. having reported for duty. is as
signed as Assistant to Ga.
Par. 5. Second Lieut.. Morris Pcnter.
r. A.. ia assigned to duty with G-i as
Purchasing Officer.
Par. 6 First Lieut.. Fred r. Barnes.
Cavalry. is designed to duty as assist
ant to Supply Officer. North Resures
Camp.
Par :. Frrs. Lieut.. Edward Smith
F. A. ia assigned to duty in charge OF
Pass Regulating Station at Ordway.
Colorado.
Par. s. 'rrat Lieut.. DAME, n. snm-
mers. Infantry. is assiened to duty in
charge of Pass Regulating Station Al
Walsenhurr. Colorado.
BY order of Lieut.. Col Newton;
4. G. AUSTIN.
Capt Inf. C. n. q.
Chief OF STAN.
Il. ScHoDER.
list Lieut.. Schoder,
Adiutant.
ORDERS No. ~ June II. ,e2,
Par. 1. Effective Mt once no pur-
chasos Whatsoever will be made and
charged to tho military department,
state Of Colorado. except or direct
authority Of Major Bert NJ. Lake
state Quartermaster. or Second Lieut.,
Morris Penter. purchasing officer.
Officers and enlisted men are in
formed that any purchase whatso aver
made and charged to the Military
Department. State OF Colorado, will
be charged against the individual