The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-08-24

COLONEL Rodmsn conan AIDING th.
5er01a Heginent, and his star ON
GERS Gave = smoker to the other 81.
i1cers 0f his regiment. Everybody
was on hand DC s O'Clock ana i iouy
layout awaited them stl1e handiwofk
or Lieut. w. ii Monroe qi1artermasters
and oomnissaryso OF the Second Regi.
ment. Here Is what they had: Car.
teret county tried chicken premium
boiled sliced ham, potato salad ii
beaufort mn, Potter Brofhers sliced
tomatoes GRrteret county corn on
cob. old Virginia mashed cream pota,
toes, North Carolina green peas. New
Hanover cousty beat biscuit. New.
bern royal peach ice cream, pickles:
olives. cake. Ice tea, coffee, cigars,
cigarettes, etc, only there was no
and so forth to maka them forget
what they had been through. $50
Plates were set for rs; the Second
Regiment band furnished music and
Private Luby Hoiiingaworth danced
sSalome'' same as Geraldine. The
Rhoades Brothers Quartet rendered
several songs after which Toastmaster
LII. Col. =. Van Nets introduced Cap
tain Manning. Captain freeman, Cap
tain Black. Captain Balm. Lieutenant
Bantery, Lieutenant Lumley and 9th
ers. wit and humor alone flowed nm,
til the late hour reminded them that
reveille was no pipe dream In the Sec
ond and that II they wanted to wake
up they had better be asleep.
Major Henry =. Hunt mustered Into
service Lieutenant Vogef, recently Of
Fort Gaswell, who. succeeds Lfeuten
ant i Frank White. 1of Edenton. IN the
End infantry.
It understood that Major $. Glenn.
Brown. who has secured his honorable
discharge as Brigade Ordnance Off
Ger, win be recommended as divisional
ordnance officer. This 1t appears
solves the problem confronting Major
Brown, twice decapitated by orders
sabolishing his Office along with all
others like 1t throughout the entire
National Guard.
On the same train he might have
returned to his wife OF q few weeks
and his mother In Statesviile, Private
John W. Wyckoff. whose body was
recovered In Bogue Sound, was sent
home acorpse. The body was accom-.
panied by Private Charlie Gale The
discharge papers for Wyckof were re-
ceived In batch OF others who will
go out OF the service under the de-
pendent family provision.
The first three cars OF six car
shipment Of rations good for another
thirty days were received in Camp
Glenn. The other cars are on the,
road somewhere. I'm the eyes OF some
this throws cold water on the theory
OF immediate moving orders.
North Carolina troops are ahead
I'm another thing also-the matter OF
nay. While other organizations on:
the border have been paid from june
10 to July, North Caroline guardsmen
have received from the government
their full pay from june 10 TO August
1, probably the only state troops In
the country so treated. It all came
about through the special efforts OF
Major Gordon Smith, then disbursdng
officer and now brigade adjutant
Putting the proposition UP 10 the
Eastern Department strongly, Major
Smith secured ruling which permit
ted the payment OF the men for full
time with the consent OF the state au-
thorfties The road was easy then
and the proposition put through, other
wise, after money panic which last
ed about q month. the troops here
would have received just onethird or
what they actually did get and their
happiness and content would have
been In like proportions
SIXTEEN discharges FOR non commits
stoned officers, most all from the Third
infantry, were authorized In general
order from the Eastern Department
Those receiving discharges were:
Ouarterma ster Sergeant Alfred f.
Perry. Company L.; Quartermaster
Sergeant Walter N. Gardner. Company
III: Sergeant Andrew L. Smith, Com
pany Ia; Sergeant II. w. Enbler. Am
bnlance Company No. I; Sergeant G.
M. Burke, Company T.: L. b. May, Go.
r.: Sergeant James A. Band; Ser
geant John s. Farmer. Company F.;
Sergeant Harry M. Edwards, Ambu-
lance Company No. 1; Corporal Ar
thur Il. Loyelace, Company g.; Cor
poraI Herbert Riggsbee, Company M;
Corporal Glenn McGhea, Company c.
Al stiff wind for the last few days
blowing from the southwest has chased
mosquitoes to their hiding places,
bringing peace and comfort TO camp.
Mosquito bars, smoking rags, and va
rious odorous liquids. alleged effective
preventiyes, have sfgnally failed. That
same wind has roughened the sound