Rev. Robert Johnston, R.I., of Philadelphia.
The Best Demonstration
THAT THIS BANK RENDERS REA, SERVICE IS THE STEADY GROWTH OF DEPOSITS.
YEAR. DEPOSITS.
1002 $1,254,114.27
1007 8,254,489.64
1012 4,035,505
1017 11,157,017.82
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Blues Stand First
For Preparedness
General Orders, No. 2, Issued by
Lieutenant-Colonel Hartman,
Commend Squadron.
Reluming members of the First
Virginia Squadron, Richmond Blues,
brought as their proudest memento
from the border a copy of general
orders. No. 1, as follows:
Headquarters
First Provisional Cavalry,
Brownsville, Tex.,
March 12, 1917.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 2:
Orders having been received for the
disbanding of the First Provisional
Regiment of Cavalry, the regimental
commander desires to convey to the
organizations composing the regiment
his appreciation of the loyalty of the
officers and men of the command. All
the organizations have had an opportunity
of performing actual patrol duty
along the Rio Grande, a valuable experience
which but few National Guard regiments
of the Brownsville district
have had. The duties that fell to the
lot of this command have ever been
cheerfully performed in a soldierly
manner.  The regimental commander has closely observed all the cavalry organizations of the National Guard that were stationed in the district, and, in his opinion, this command, consisting of the First Squadron, Colorado Cavalry; the First Squadron, Virginia Cavalry, and Troop "A," New Hampshire Cavalry, stands at the head of all for efficiency and preparedness.
By order of Lieutenant Colonel Hartman, First Lieutenant and Adjutant, Acting Adjutant.
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