The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-11-09

This company like the machine gun |
companies of the first and third will |
be equipped with four Lewis machine |
guns each, mounted on trucks. The |
men will be set to work at once learn
ing their new jobs.
The division review was so big a
thing that one finds it hard to de- |
scribe it. A brigade review with |
5000 men in line, is a striking affair
in ITSELF but a division review with
three full brigades of infantry, bri-
gade Of field artillery, a regiment OF
cavalry and the attached sanitary
troops, medical corps, signal corps,
engineers, wagon train, truck trains
and all of the vsat and complicated
machinery necessary for the opera
ton of division, makes an imposing
spectacle and one that worlds fail to
describe adequately. There were To-
900 me min line and it required about
three hours for them to pass the re-
viefing stand.
The North Carolina troops did we'll.
They fell behind their Pennsylvania
brethren only in numbers. The Penn
sylvania companies we're larger than
ours but our boys kept better lines
passing the reviewing stand than did
the Pennsylvanians and they looked
every whit as efficient and as soldier
ly as the Pennsylvanians. The OIL
GERS showed just as much snap ana
go and the whole outfit measured up
with the rest of the division in way
that was very pleasing to General
Young. Major General Clements,
division commander, expressed him
self as being well satisfied with his
Tar Heels. Brigadier General George
H. Bell, commanding the Ell Paso dis
trict, was in the reviewing party.
The Third Regiment has completed
it's supply company. Capt. Stephen
E. Winston, of Youngsville, who has
been commissary captain of the Third
is captain of the supply company, ana
Daniel G. Sullivan, of heidsville, for a
long time regimental sergeant major,
becomes second lieutenant. The SUP
ply company is not allowed a first
lieutenant W. L. Hardister, former
regimental Quartermaster sergeant
becomes first sergeant. Other non
| commissioned officers are:
Sergeants-P B. Perry, of Raleigh,
transferred from Co. A; T. H. Turner
Co. G.: S. R. Holmes, regimental com
missary sergeant; Geo. T. Elliott, GO.
E; Earl E. Riggan, Co. c.
Corporals- E. King, Co. Il.
| Cook-John E. Lavender, Co B.
| Saddler-W. e. Fuller, Co D =.
| Horseshoer-G. c.. Nicholson, Co. p.
| Wagoners- Adams, Co. c; }.
l.. Cole, Co. E; J. A. Edens, Co. M !;
Ed. Harvey, Co. B; c. H. Hicks, CO.
l.: C.. G. Lynn, Co. M; c. J. Nlbb1tts'
Co. J; Henry Monahan, Co. G; Plum
mer Mitchell, Co. A; Ed. Mcfarland
Co. M; Vasser Freddy and jasper
Freddy, Co. F; w. A. Parker, GO. M
r. M. Riley, Co. I; ]. P. Rudd, Co
T. Pride Roper, Co. K; Frank Ram
sew. Co. C.: J. S. Toddard, Co. b; e.
w. Stephens, Co. M; Carl Strickland
Co. D: Will Smith, Co. A; Ordeil
Small, Co. l.
The Supply Company, under the
new regulations, is charged with the
duty of feeding the regiment. Inc
second lieutenants formerly designed
/ as battalion quartermasters and com
missaries. have been abolished. These
men have beer transferred to the
machine gun and supply companies
and hereafter when a battalion is de
tached from the regiment and there
is need of a commissary officer, one
of the supply sergeants will be de
tailed for service in this capacity.
HEADQUARTERS of the Third Regl
mant. sunpIy company will be a.
Youngsville.
The body of Lee Furtie, OF Troop
of Lincolnton, who shot h1mseH accl
dentaIly while cleaning his r11e' was
Skinned to Charlotte for interment
Lieut.. Lineberger, of Troop A, wh'
has been granted thirty days leave o
absence. left on the same train VIII
the body.
Major General Clements inspected
the brigade and he praised the outn
very highly. He found the compan!
streets in fine condition, the kitchen
and mess halls in fine order and SAL
MANY nice things about his Nortl
Carolina troops. Evidently, the Ia
Heels have made distinct hit VIII
him and there is no getting aroun'
the fact that he has made hit VIII
: the Tar Heels.
Trying to Keep Liquor Out.
A very serious effort is being MAD
tn nrotect the men of this br1gad
from the open saloon. 1t should no
be understood that the soldiers OF Uni
command are going to the dogs o
that there is more drinking anon
them than among other troops 10
this is not true. There is some drlni
ing, however, and "some drinking
a novel sight among North Carolil
ians. The officers, always having
: heart the best interests of their mel