Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-23

such other assistance as he may de-
sire.
3. The following officers are de-
tailed for duty as officials, and all
except the executive officer and
quartermaster will report at the rifle
range not later than IL o'clock noon,
Wednesday, August 81, 1924: Major
Charles w. Savage, ordnance depart
ment, executive and chief range Of
ficer; Capt. William T. Hanley, Hq.,
Both Infantry Brigade, adjutant;
Major Gilbert M. Elliott, medical
corps, statistical officer; Major Will
liam c. Goodrich, quartermaster
corps, quartermaster. Such other
officers and enlisted men as may be
necessary for administration will be
announced in later orders.
4. The State surgeon will desig-
nate one medical officer not above
the grade of captain, and two enlist
ed men of the Medical Department
to attend the camp.
The medical officer designated will
submit at an early date to the State
Quartermaster a list of medical sup
plies necessary for the camp.
3. The quartermaster will pro-
coed to Auburn, Me, with the neces-
sary material and 4 suitable number
of men to establish the camp so that
it may be available for use not later
than II o'clock noon, Wednesday,
August 81, 1924. He will make the
necessary arrangements for the lease
of any additional land that may be
required for the camp, providing the
cost does not exceed (S5.0W per day,
and will arrange for the purchase of
the necessary fuel, straw and sub
sistence stores.
6. Members of rifle and pistol
teams will report to the adjutant at
the rifle range not later than u
o'clock, August 81. 1924. Each COM
pany team will consist of five men,
bers not more than one of whom
Tyro Team will consist of five men
none of whom have participated in
a military rife match of any de-
ScriptiOn, not more than one of whom
shall be an officer.
Each pistol team will consist of five
members each. not more than one of
whom shall be an officer.
Each rifle company, Service COM
pany, Regimental and Battalion
Headquarters of Infantry, Brigade
Headquarters company, will send one
company team and one Tyro team,
excepting Brigade Headquarters
company which will send one COM
pany team, to participate in the
matches.
Each battery Of Field Artillery,
Including Headquarters. each Ma
chine Gun company and the Howit-
ger company of Infantry and Brigade
Headquarters company will send one
pistol team. Each organization send
ing rifle team may enter a pistol
team, provided the pistol team con-
sists of members of the rifle team.
Z. Commanding officers of the or
CARNATIONS named below will detail
the number of men set opposite their
organizations as range personnel and
will cause these men to report to the
executive officer. State Competition
Rife Range at Auburn, Me-. not later
than II o'clock noon, August 25th:
103rd MISUNDERSTANDING A, two
men; Service Co, four men; Com
pany E, four men; Company H, four
men; Company c, four men; Com
pany d. four men: Hq. Co., LIST Bn..
two men; Company !. four men;
Company B, four men; Company f,
four men and cook; Company G, four
men: Hq. Co, End Bn., two men;
Hq. Co, 3rd Bn., two men; Company
L. four men; Company NJ. two men.
240th Coast Artillery (HD)-Hq.
Battery. four men; Battery A, four
men; Battery d, four men; Battery
Il, four men; Battery C, four men;
Battery E, two men; Battery F, two
men Battery G, 10 men; Battery H,
two men.
152nd Field Artillery-Hq. bet. &
c. T., two men; Battery A, two men
and two cooks; Battery B, two men;
Battery c. two men.
Rules and regulations governing
competitions as contained in T. r.
1910 and those contained in War
Department Bulletin No. 1924 will
govern the competitions.
The program for the camp and de-
tailed information will be announced
in future orders.