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March
25. Band, Second Infantry ; Company F, First Infantry, Martinsburg.
March
30. Company F, Second Infantry, Fayetteville.
March
26. Hospital Corps, Piedmont.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
{General Orders No. 45 is the last for the year 1913.)
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston. February 9th, 1914.
General Orders
No. 1.
1. John L. Hunt, Captain and Quartermaster First Infantry, having tendered his resignation, is relieved of active duty and transferred to the Supernumerary List.
2. The following commissions and appointments are announced, pending ex- amination :
To be Captain and Quartermaster, First Infantry, Second Lieutenant Elwood C. Charnock, vice Hunt transferred.
To be Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster and Commissary, Howard O. Charnock, assigned to First Battalion, First Infantry, vice Charnock promoted.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, February 9th, 1914.
"General Orders No. 2.
Authority for the organization of Infantry Companies as follows, is given : Company C, First Infantry, Buckhannon,
Company B, Second Infantry, Ravenswood.
the following commissions and assignments are announced as of this date : To be Captain First Infantry,
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Joseph Clark Berry, assigned to Company C. To be Captain Second Infantry, William L. McCowan, assigned to Company B.
. By Order of TIIE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, February 11, 1914.
General Orders No. 3.
A board for the examination of applicants for promotion and commission in the West Virginia National Guard is convened to meet in the Capitol Building, Charles- ton, February 28th, 1914, nine o'clock A. M., or as soon thereafter as practicable.
2. DETAIL FOR THE BOARD.
Major Joseph E. Robins, Medical Corps. Captain Charles A. Wood, Second Infantry. Captain Reuel E. Sherwood, Ordnance Department.
3. Applicants will be notified by this office.
4. The per-diem, travel and subsistence directed and enjoined as prescribed, will be allowed.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, February 17th, 1914.
General Orders No. 4.
1. Authority is given for the organization of an Infantry Company at Welch,
W. Va., assigned to the Second Infantry, known and designated as Company K. 2. The following commission and assignment announced this date :
To be Captain Second Infantry, assigned to Company K, William E. Eubank. By Order of THE GOVERNOR, C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, Charleston, February 18, 1914.
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General Orders
No. 5.
With profound regret the Commander-in-Chief announces the death of Captain Leonard Guy Levy, Commanding Officer, Company C. Second Infantry, West Virginia National Guard, which occurred on the 17th instant, near Ashford in Boone County, West Virginia.
Leonard Guy Levy was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on the fourth day of October, eighteen-hundred-and-seventy-two.
He enlisted as a seaman in C Division of the Maryland Reserves in October, eighteen-hundred-and-ninety-four. Was appointed Coxswain on the first day of July, eighteen-hundred-and-ninety-six. He was hon- orably discharged May fifteen, eighteen-hundred-and-ninety-seven.
Having enlisted, as a private, in Company M, Second Infantry, West Virginia National Guard, on the nineteenth of September, eigh- teen-hundred-and-ninety-eighth, he was warranted a Sergeant on the twenty-second of that month and appointed First Sergeant on the eigh- teenth of August, eighteen-hundred-and-ninety-nine. In order to per- mit him to accept a Commission, he was honorably discharged on the twenty-sixth of June, nineteen-hundred and was commissioned Sec- ond Lieutenant on the twenty-seventh. Was promoted to First Lieu- tenant on the twenty-sixth of February, nineteen-hundred-and-five. He was commissioned Captain and assigned to Company C, Second In- fantry, West Virginia National Guard, December sixth, nineteen-hun- dred-and-ten ..
By the death of Captain Levy there is lost to the State an use- ful citizen, to the National Guard an accomplished officer, and to his comrades in the service a sincere friend and true gentleman.
The Officers of the Second Regiment will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, February, 19th, 1914 ..
General Orders
No. 6.
The following commission and assignment are hereby announced :
First Lieutenant, First Infantry,
J. Forrest Witten, assigned to Company C.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, February 23, 1914.
General Orders No. 7.
1. Authority is given for the organization of an infantry company at Piedmont,
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W. Va., to be designated and known as Company E, First Infantry, and is assign- ed to the First Infantry.
2. The following commission and assignment announced as of this date: To be Captain First Infantry,
George M. Boyles,
assigned to Company E, First Infantry.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, March 2, 1914.
General Orders
No. 8.
1. The following enlisted men will be discharged to date February 27, 1914, that they may accept commissions :
Daniel G. Simmons, First Sergeant of Company B. First Infantry.
Kenneth F. Hanst, Sergeant of Company G, First Infantry.
August C. Reinwald, Quartermaster Sergeant Company G, Second Infantry. Ercil F. Casseday, First Sergeant of Company M, First Infantry. Smith Ringer, Sergeant of Company M, First Infantry.
2. The following commissions and assignments are announced to date Febru- ary 28th, 1914 :
First Lieutenant Second Infantry, Second Lieutenant Tom C. Davis, vice Cork right to promotion waved, assigned to Company C, Second Infantry,
Captain Second Infantry, First Lieutenant Tom C. Davis, assigned to Com- pany C, vice Levy deceased.
Second Lieutenant First Infantry, Kenneth F. Hanst, assigned to Company G, vice Cunningham, promoted,
Second Lieutenant First Infantry, Daniel G. Simmons, assigned to Company B, vice Newlon transferred,
Second Lieutenant Second Infantry, August C. Reinwald, assigned to Company G, vice Ensign resigned.
3. Subject to examination when prácticable to convene a board, the following , commissions and assignments are announced to date February 28th, 1914 :
First Lieutenant First Infantry, Albert D. Cunningham, assigned to Company G, First Infantry, vice Wilson, promoted.
First Lieutenant, Adjutant, Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster and Commissary, Marshall E. Martin, assigned to Third Battalion, First Infantry, vice Seibert resigned.
Second Lieutenant Quartermaster and Commissary, Ercil F. Casseday, assigned to Third Battalion, First Infantry, vice Martin promoted.
Second Lieutenant First Infantry, Smith Ringer, assigned to Company M. First Infantry, vice Freeland promoted.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, March 10th, 1914.
General Orders
No. 9.
1. The recently organized companies and Hospital Corps will be inspected in accordance with General Orders No. 45, Adjutant General's Office, dated December 13th, 1913, on the following dates :
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Company K, Second Infantry, Welch, April 15th, 1914. Company B, Second Infantry, Ravenswood, April 21, 1914. Company C, First Infantry, Buckhannon, April 23, 1914.
Company E, First Infantry, Piedmont, April 25, 1914. Hospital Corps, Second Infantry, Bluefield, April 20, 1914.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, April 13th, 1914.
General Orders
No. 10.
1. A board for the examination of applicants for commission is convened to meet at the Adjutant General's Office, April 25th, 1914.
DETAIL FOR THE BOARD :
Major John H. Charnock, First Infantry,
Major Joseph E. Robins, Medical Corps,
Captain Charles A. Wood, Second Infantry.
The applicants will be notified in writing from this office.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, April 13th, 1914.
General Orders No. 11.
1. All organizations having held the 24 drills as outlined in General Orders No. 31, Adjutant General's Office, dated Sept, 4th, 1913. will continue the weekly drills, without pay, reporting the same on Form 12, A. G. O., monthly.
2. All organizations not having had the 24 drills as above mentioned, will con- tinue with drill pay, until the 24 are held or until the time of annual encamp- ment.
3. The recent inspection develops the fact that a satisfactory roll is not kept in some organizations, for each and every formation, showing those present and absent; in this connection your attention is invited to General Orders No. 41, Adjutant General's Office, dated November 11, 1913.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR, C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, May 12, 1914.
General Orders No. 12.
Captain Edward C. Bassell, Commissary, First Infantry, is hereby transferred to the Supernumerary list.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, May 23, 1914.
General Orders
No. 13.
1. Captain Duncan Boughner, First Infantry, is transferred to the Super- numerary List.
2. The Commanding Officer of Company K, First Infantry, will hold au election, as soon as practicable, to fill the vacancies.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, May 7, 1914.
General Orders
No. 14.
In addition to the weekly drills, the following program of instruction, for the organizations of this State, will be followed for the months of May and June, 1914, as preparation for the summer maneuvers :
At Charleston, Major Jenks, Instructor :
May 17, Tactical Walk.
May 18, Drill, Companies C and M, Second Infantry.
May 19, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
May 20, War Game for Officers.
At Ravenswood, Major Jenks, Instructor :
May 21, Inspection Day.
May 21, Drill Company B, Second Infantry.
May 22, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers, and War Game for Officers. At Huntington, Major Jenks, Instructor : May 23, War Game for Officers.
May 24, Tactical Walk for Officers.
May 25 and 26, Drill, Companies G. II and I, Second Infantry, and Lecture to Non-Commissioned Officers.
At Littleton, Major Charnock, Instructor :
May 23, Drill, Company D, First Infantry.
May 24, War Game for Officers.
May 25, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
At Caddell, Major Charnock, Instructor : May 27, 28 and 29, Cadet Instruction.
At Parkersburg, Major Jenks, Instructor :
May 28, Drill, Companies A and E, Second Infantry.
May 29, Lecture to Non-Commissioned Officers.
May 30, War Game for Officers.
May 31, Tactical Walk for Officers.
At Kingwood, Major Charnock, Instructor : June 1, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
June 2, War Game for Officers. June 3, Drill, Company G, First Infantry,
At Clarksburg, Major Jenks, Instructor : June 1, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
June 2, Drill, Company K, First Infantry.
At Fairmont, Major Jenks, Instructor : June 3, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
June 4, War Game for Officers.
June 5, Drill, Companies H and I, First Infantry.
At Clarksburg, Major Jenks, Instructor :
June 6, War Game for Officers.
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June 7, Tactical Walk for Officers.
At Morgantown, Major Charnock, Instructor : June 5, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers. June 6, Drill, Company L, First Infantry. June 7, War Game for Officers.
At Weston, Major Jenks, Instructor : June 7, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers. June S, Drill, Company A, First Infantry. June 9, War Game for Officers.
At Terra Alta, Major Charnock, Instructor : June S, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers. June 9, Drill, Company M, First Infantry. June 10, War Game for Officers.
At Buckhannon, Major Jenks, Instructor : June 10, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers. June 11, Drill. Company C. First Infantry.
June 12. War Game for Officers. At Spencer, Major Charnock, Instructor : June 12, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers. June 13, Drill, Company D, Second Infantry.
June 14, War Game for Officers. At Sutton, Major Jenks, Instructor : June 13, Drill, Company B. First Infantry. June 13, Lecture for Non-Commisioned Officers.
June 14, War Game for Officers.
At Charleston, Major Jenks, Instructor : June 15, Drill, Companies C and M, Second Infantry.
June 16, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
June 17, War Game for Officers.
At Fayetteville, Major Charnock, Instructor : June 18, War Game for Officers. June 19, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
June 20, Drill, Company F, Second Infantry.
At Piedmont, Major Jenks, Instructor : June 22, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers. June 23, War Game for Officers. June 24, Drill, Company E, First Infantry.
At Welch, Major Charnock, Instructor : June 23, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
June 24, Drill, Company K, Second Infantry. June 25, War Game for Officers. At Martinsburg, Major Jenks, Instructor : June 25, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers.
June 26, Drill, Company F, First Infantry.
June 27, War Game for Officers.
At Bluefield, Major Charnock, Instructor : June 26, Drill, Company L, Second Infantry. June 27, Lecture for Non-Commissioned Officers. June 28. War Game for Officers.
All available Officers will attend the instruction at their respective stations. All organizations will be formed for drill, in field uniform, fully equipped for field service.
By Order of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
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SPECIAL ORDERS
The following Special Orders were issued by The Adjutant General within the period covered by this report:
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, October 4, 1912.
Special Orders
No. 37.
1. First Sergeant Robert D. Cunningham, Company G, First Infantry, having been elected as Second Lieutenant to fill the vacancy by the resignation of Second Lieutenant D. W. Parsons, is hereby ordered to appear before the Examining Board, convened at Pratt, West Virginia, by Special Orders No. 35, dated Sep- tember 23, at 11 o'clock A. M., October 5th, for examination for promotion.
2. Captain Fred W. Lester, Company G, Second Infantry, is detailed as a member of the examining board convened per paragraph 1 of said Special Orders No. 35, these Headquarters, current series, vice Capt. Beckwith, absent.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, November 9, 1912.
Special Orders No. 38.
Private Edwin Sutpin, Company C, Second Infantry, will be discharged by his regimental commander to enable him to enlist in the United States Army, to date November 9, 1912.
In case Private Sutpin does not enlist in the United States Army, the discharge will be invalid and he will be taken up on the rolls of his company for duty. By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, November 15, 1912.
Special Orders No. 39.
Private William M. Goodwin, Company C, Second Infantry, will be discharged by his regimental commander to enable him to enlist in the United States Army, to date November 15, 1912. In case Private Goodwin does not enlist, the discharge will be invalid and he will be taken up on the rolls of his company for duty. By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, September 16, 1912.
Special Orders No. 40.
1. Private Gerald Roy Cunningham. Band. First Infantry. is hereby discharged the service of the State to enable him to enlist in the United States Army. In case
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Private Cunningham does not enlist in the United States Army, he will return to duty and be taken up on the rolls of the Band, First Infantry. Discharge to date September 11, 1912.
2. Upon the recommendation of their Commanding Officer, the following enlisted men of Company D, Second Infantry, will be discharged the service, to date August 26, 1912, for the good of the service :
Privates Chester A. Mckown,
Gransberry T. Payne, Lee L. Simmons, Maxwell L. West, William C. Grim.
3. Upon the recommendation of their Commanding Officers. the following en. listed men will be dropped from the rolls of their respective commands as of the dates set after their names :
FIRST INFANTRY
Company II.
Privates Harry L. Kerns,
John A. Long, Harry C. Morgan, Harry Panetta, September 5, 1912.
SECOND INFANTRY
Company D.
Privates James E. Davis,
Rector R. Douglas,
Fred Harris,
Orville Harris,
Hoyt Pursley, Eli H. Radabaugh,
Earl S. Rader, August 29, 1912. Company M. Privates Lester Canterberry, Charlie Cottrill,
Orville S. Higginbotham,
William B. Horn,
Tilden H. Horner,
William M. Holmes,
Homer T. Tanner, Thomas H. Walden, July 18, 1912.
4. Upon the recommendation of their Commanding Officers, the following named enlisted men will be taken up on the rolls of their commands as of the dates set after their names :
FIRST INFANTRY
Company I.
Private Robert Fleming, September 2, 1912.
SECOND INFANTRY Company M. Private Fred Baker, July 25, 1912.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, September 16, 1912.
Special Orders No. 41.
Second Lieutenant Thomas W. Peyton, Company I, Second Infantry, is hereby granted leave of absence for ninety days from date.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, December 5, 1912.
Special Orders No. 42.
Upon recommendation of their Commanding Officers, the following men will be dropped from the rolls of their respective Commands, as of the dates set after their names :
SECOND INFANTRY, COMPANY M.
Sergeants Taylor Lutes, Grover Roush, Christopher C. Tully,
Corporals Harry Carendar,
Harrison B. Mullins,
Privates Charles W. Nelson, Charles E. Bailey, Robert L. Keeney, Farris D. Frame, Emory W. Grim, Zachariah Inge, Geo. W. Harless,
September 16.
The following enlisted men will be taken upon the rolls of their respective. organizations, as of the dates set after their names :
SECOND INFANTRY, COMPANY M.
Privates
Charley L. Clay,
Jesse J. Ferrell,
Otis A. Leach.
FIRST INFANTRY, COMPANY 1, to be dropped :
Corporal Charles W. White, to date, September 2nd. To be taken upon the rolls.
Private
Gilmore A. Brown.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General ..
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,
Charleston, December 12, 1912.
Special Orders No. 43. 1. Upon recommendation of the Commanding Officer Company G, Second.
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Infantry, the following men will be dropped from the rolls of this Company, as of December 5 :
Privates Brammer, Wm. E. Out of bounds.
Curtis, John A.
Out of bounds.
Dudley, John M.
Out of bounds.
Estep, Martin
Out of bounds.
Edwards, Herbert Out of bounds.
Hartley, Clinc
Out of bounds.
Hatfield, H. G.
Out of bounds.
Holland, Charles O.
Out of founds.
Keller, Lewis
Out of bounds.
Mayse, Harlow Out of bounds.
Parsons, Irwin
Out of bounds.
Parsons, Floyd
Out of bounds.
Poulton, Robert
Out of bounds.
Schneider, Fred
Out of bounds.
December 13.
2. The Commanding Officer of Second Infantry will issue discharge for Private Leander Jackson, Company G, for the good of the service.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, December 14, 1912.
Special Orders No. 44.
Upon recommendation of Commanding Officer, Company F, First Infantry, the following men will be dropped from the rolls of this Company, December 7. Neces- sary reason opposite their names :
Sergeant Samuel J. Burrell
Out of bounds. Out of bounds.
Donald L. Boak
Out of bounds.
William H. Childs
Out of bounds.
James W. Ford
Out of bounds.
George E. Gaiter
Out of bounds.
Darid Elba Smith,
Good of Service.
Simeon F. Stepp
Good of Service.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR.
C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL S OFFICE, Charleston, December 17, 1912.
Special Orders No. 45.
Private William E. Dillon, Company H, Second Infantry, will be discharged by his Regimental Commander to enable bim to enlist in the United States Army, to date December 17, 1912.
In case Private Dillon does not enlist the discharge will be invalid and he will be taken up on the rolls on his company for duty.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT. Adjutant General.
(Special Orders No. 45 is the last for the year 1912.)
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL S OFFICE, Charleston, January 17, 1913.
Special Orders No. 1.
1. Second Lieutenant James E. Mayers, Company L, Second Infantry, has tendered his resignation, same is accepted to date January 9th.
2 Captain Charles A. Wood is granted leave of absence for twenty days, begin- ning January 15th.
3. Upon recommendation of Commanding Officer, Company I, First Infantry, the following enlisted men will be taken upon the rolls of the organization to date July 16, 1912 :
Leonard Freeland, Ernest L. Yost,
Orvil L. McWilliams, Albert K. Kendall.
The following enlisted men are dropped from the rolls of Company M, Second Infantry, to date July 18, 1912 : Lester Canterberry, Charles Cotrill,
Orville N. Higginbotham,
William B. Horne,
Tilden H. Horner,
William H. Holmes,
Homer T. Tanner,
Thomas II. Walden, Alex. W. Kidd.
The following officers having tendered their resignations, the same are accepted to date as follows :
Second Lieutenant Walter M. Curtis, Company L, Second Infantry, September 12. 1912. Second Lieutenant Henry K. Barbe, Company F. Second Infantry, August 12. 1912.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL S OFFICE, Charleston, January 21, 1913.
Special Orders No. 2.
Upon recommendation of Commanding Officer. Company B, First Infantry, Private Sidney E. Elam is dropped from the service, by reason of being out of bounds.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR .. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, January 22, 1913.
Special Orders No. 3.
1. Upon recommendation of the Commanding Officer, Company D, First Infan-
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try, the following named enlisted men will be dropped from the rolls of the com- pany, to date January 3, by reason of being out of bounds :
Privates Joseph C. Jackson, Walter F. Lancaster, Charles Long, Lee A. Long.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Charleston, January 23, 1913.
Special Orders No. 4.
1. Upon request of the Commanding Officer, Company F. First Infantry, Private James William Ford will be taken upon the rolls by his Commanding Officer to serve a balance of his enlistment.
2. Upon recommendation of the Commanding Officer, Company G, Second Infantry, Private J. D. Thomason will be discharged for the good of the service, by Commanding Officer Second Infantry.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, .Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL S OFFICE, Charleston, January 23, 1913.
Special Orders
No. 5.
1. At his own request, and upon the approval of the Commanding Officer of Company B. First Infantry, and Company M. Second Infantry, Private Forest D) Frame, of Company M, Second Infantry, is hereby transferred to Company B, First Infantry.
2. Commanding Otlicer Company MI, Second Infantry, will transmit to the Commanding Officer Company B. First Infantry, this man's descriptive and assignment card.
By Command of THE GOVERNOR. C. D. ELLIOTT, Adjutant General.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL S OFFICE, Charleston, January 31, 1913.
Special Orders
No. 6.
1. Upon recommendation of their Commanding Officer the following enlisted men are dropped from the rolls of their respective commands :
COMPANY L. FIRST INFANTRY.
Benson, Joseph R. Out of bounds. Ont of bounds. Jolliffe, Chas. F. Riley, Jas. F. Out of bounds.
Shahan, Chas. W.
Out of Founds.
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COMPANY G, SECOND INFANTRY.
Privates
Brammer, Wm. E.
Out of bounds.
Curtis, Jno. A.
Out of bounds.
Dudley, Jno. M.
Out of bounds.
Estep, Martin
Out of bounds.
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