The review., 1916-09-07
NATIONAL GUARD
DOORS ARE SHUT
! u 81 s
NO MORE DISCHARGES, EITHER
or FAMILY PROVIDERS OR
COLLEGE STUDENTS.
ABOUT THE SOLDIER BOYS
Many Interesting Happenings Con-
cernine the National Guard ii Camp
at Morehead city-Daily Drills for
the Boys Ia Khaki.
Camp Glenn.

the Boys IN hnaki.
Camp Glenn.
/ No more discharges viii be issued
men in the North Carolina brigade on
account Of dependent relatives and
/ the doors are likewise closed against
| any further release OF college students
or teachers. This injunction from the
Eastern Department shutting of fur
ther depletion OF the ranks from these
causes has military authorities in
camp guessing. The order is 1t thought
might be without particular signih-
canoe had dependent family men alone
been mentioned, because the army ap-
] preparation bill has provided for them,
but since the college men also were
included 1t is generally taken to mean
this is a forerunner Of moving orders.
! The order from the Eastern Depart
| ment reads as follows: "The War De-
partment directs that as the army ap-
preparation bill makes provision for
dependent relatives, no discharges on
that account will be granted in cases
originating after Aug. 80 and no appli-
cations should Be forwarded. No in
dividuals will be discharged from the
service on account of being bonafide
students or teachers In colleges and
schools. These Instructions supersede
all previous orders on this subject. All
order heretofore issued from these
take effect after September 1 are re-
voked. Hold individuals concerned and
notify them.
In anticipation Of moving orders
General Young is adopting the policy
of not granting leaves OF absence or
furfoughs.
Regimental review, inspection and
muster was held today in preparation
for pay day, which will be within few
days.
With five men short of minimum
muster strength, Captain Gillett Of
the Wilmington company OF engineers,
has gone to his home station where
he is sure he win be able to more
than secure the required number Of
who have minor defects the mastering
officer has wired to the department to
waive dtsqualifications.
On account of a heavy rain the bri-
gade hike planned was cancelled.
However, General Young plans to put
the three thousand men in camp out
on practice march during the week.
No detail of the camp, it's maintenance
system or the drill OF the men is be-
N cd "a ic
is the most thorough North Carolina
troops have yet experienced. In Pri-
vate ]. A. Roberts, OF Benson, Major
Winston and Captain Campbell, exam
lining officers discovered freak. Rob-
erts, sound Of physique, has a heart
on the right side. It does not inter
fere with his activity in any way and
he declares he discovered 1t when he
was eight years old. He was passed.
The Third Infantry band has volun-
teered its services to Raleigh. its home
station, on the occasion Of the Labor
Day celebration there. The band is
now in fine condition and anxious to
show Raleigh the kind of music it can
furnish.
IN spite of anticipations awakened
by news taken to mean that the troops
would move from this place toward the |
border shortly, nothing official toward |
this end has ben received yet It's |
now another case of watchful waiting, |
but the waiting, at least, according to |
best information, is in a camp second |
to none in the United States for COM
fort, convenience and military quail I
Cc1a q
inspector, has raked the brigade with |
a fine tooth comb He has found
faults, compared with regular army |
standards; and he has found cause for |
criticism, perhaps, in certain instances.
But it Is apparent that in general his !
report will be satisfactory to officers
and men Of the brigade. (.
General Laurence Young issued or
ders for the first brigade hike Of the
encampment which will carry the
troops several miles beyond Mansfield
where number of tactical problems
viii be worked out. The men will go T
in heavy marching order, carrying ra-
tions already prepared while one COM
bat wagon will be allowed to each regi-
men. Lieutenant Robert Young, aide to I
the brigadier general, selected the
site for the temporary camp
Form Supply Company.
Under command Of Captain F. LII
Black, the Second Infantry Supply I
company has been organized. It's per-
sonnel Is as follows: Captain F.. L.
Black! Second Lieutepant r. K. vogeI:
Supply Sergeants M. A. King, C. r.
Belts, Chas. Bagby; First Sergeant J.
p. Shaw s Stable Sergeant. Harry r. /
Paul; Saddler, r. 1. Yelverton; Horse
shoer. r. A. Davis; Wagner, Henry
Spence; Robert G. Hay, David NJ wal L
lace, Clement Davis, w. e. York, w.
j.. Stubbs, John Montgomery, Clyde t