Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-31
NATIONAL GUARD ENCANP WENT
 |S OPENED
State Troops To Remain At Camp Jones For , Days
 For Annual Training

The full or s .iZatioh f the Ari- zona National guard arrived in Doug last yesterday tc remain for 15 days at Camp Harry J. Jones for the pur- pose ol receiving military training. The guard IS a new organization to cke the place of the one which was taken into the regular army when the United States entered the world war. The main body of the National guard visitors were preceded Satur day by Lieut.. Gel. H. 4. Hannigan, inspector instructor and Adjutant 3ene. al Walter Ingalls,. These off rers made final arrangements for the uard camp after thei~ arrival here.
 State Has Reai Guard
 Arizona now has real national
 uard" Lieutenant Colonel Hanigan
 aid last night Tt has complied in u'l with requirements of the war department Under the national de Tense act, approved June i, 1920, this state was required to furnish it's quota Of 425,00O troops the allo2ation 70 be completed by July l, required one battalion, headquarters, infantry, one battalion headquarters company,
 hree rifles companies and two ua- chine gun companies: also two bacter les of field artillery. These troops have been organized, inspected and yiven federal recognition. They ;Ie nCt coming to camp for their first years training Their complete equip ment has been authorized and is be- ing rapidly received All troops com ng to this camp which have not al- ready received their equipment will be equipped at camp. By the first of ! July Arizona will rank near the head | of all the states n its national guard The adiutant general, Col. Walter $. Ingalls,, has, by his earnest efforts, 1 succeeded in giving the people of Ari- ! zona a thoroughly equipped force which guarantees to the state ample 1 protection in any emergency. After July l, the state will begin 10 raise other forces in order to complete a ! full regiment of infantry The future success of the guard depends wholly upon jhe people of the state. If the substantial citizens give their earnest ! support. there is no re>S~n why Ari- iazOna cannot have before the end O.; this year the best regiment of in i fantry in the United States army"
 Officers of Guard
 The following is the commissioned ! personnel of tEe guard:
 State staff corps, Walter s. Ingalls. Lieut.. Col. A. G. D.; La mar M Mckinley. Major. I. G. D.: | George IT. Woodhll, Major, NJ. c. { Mod cal corps. unassigned. Will 'iams-Clymer c. Jeffries, first lieu tenant, NJ C.
 Battalion headquarters and head ouarters company, PhoeniX-Edward 2. Lintou. major, infantry, command ! ne battalion; Watson w. Carpenter, first lieutenant. infantry. edjutant
 Company A. - n ntry, Phoe- | 1ix-Captain Charles K. Hughes, in lantry; Frst Lieut. Jerry H. B. Crcatl, infantry; Second Lieut. Ed ward J. McNamee. infantry.
 Company B. 15Sth infantry, Will ! liams-Captain Jerry w Lee, infan- try; First Lieut.. Charles M. Proctor, infantry; Second Lieut.. Emmett M Ennis. infantry.
 Company D, 15Sth infantry. Phoe niX-Captain Frederick S. Patch, in
 fantry; First Lieut.. Samuel J. Hol
 singer, infantry; Second Lieut. Leo
 1ard Dykes, infantry.
 Company E, 15Stb infantry, Tucsc- Captain Salvador $. France, infan
 "; First Lieut.. Robert C. Soto, in
 fantry; Seccnd Lieut.. Eugene C
 SchapeI, infantry.
 Company H. 15Sth infantry, Gas; Grande-Capta n Richard H. Peart
 infantry; First Lieut.. Dan T. Peart
 infantry; Second Lieut.. Merrel (