Evening star., 1916-08-20
by Sergt. Quinn. other occupants arc
Bugler Smith and Privates Lohr, Goid-
blatt and Anslavfsh.

by sergt. Quinn Other occupants arc
Bugler Smith and Privates Lohr. Gold
biatt and Ansiavish.
Cook Kerper, Company c, has return
ed to duty after brief leave
Company has eighteen men who
have seen previous service with the
regulars.
William o. Harris. Company D. has
been granted ten-day furlougn' IN
structions to grant the furlough came
from New York and were not requested
by the soldier. He rs carrying out the
orders. all the while wondering now
1t happened to be granted to him.
Mess sergt. George B. Hunt has left
the service. He supervised the meals
Of Company d. John H. Major, who
has been serving as cook in the COM
pany, has been recommended for pro-
motion to fill the vacancy
F. E. Hodge. formerly top sergeant
of E Company, was visitor to his old
quarters yesterday. He says that If the
regiment really moves to the border
he will enlist again.
Private Angel, who acquired the title
of "Chief Cantaloupe" while serving In
the officers mess, because of his liking
for the melons, has returned to the
Sergt George A. Garner, Company II.
is spending the week end with friends
in Virginia.
Private Harvey Wilson. Company G.
stirred up a heated argument in his
command last night on the question
as to whether man died when he
was shot. His contention is that a
man who is shot does not die. but is
killed. G Company boys say he wins.
Bugler Smithson of Company F
showed his comrades last night that
he can do other good things besides
blowing the bugle. He volunteered to
make hot rolls for the command and
was successful.
Private Gorham. Company F, took a
nap Yesterday afternoon. When he awoke
he had a ghostlike appearance. for som
of his comrades had emptied a can OF
talcum powder on him.
Private Carroll Martin has been made
clerk of L Company
Top Sergt. Cummings of E Company
bayonet fencing John H. Major of D
Company says he will challenge every
winner
fence Sergt. Morrison of the regular cav
airy with broadswords Wednesday even
ing in the administration building. Tor
the championship of Camp Ordway.
Private Rice, Company G clerk. re-
turned to duty yesterday. and went on
the drill field with the troops.
Private Walsh, Company G. in an at
tempt to hide his hpe from inspection
yesterday put 1t in such good place that
he could not find it last night. All pipe
smokers are hereby warned to keep their
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Musician (third class) Bernard L.
Wannall has been made band corporal
Third-class Musician Frank CARRIERS
has been promoted to musician, second
class, in the Sd Infantry band.
Private Roy L. Abbe, band, has been
promoted to third-class musician, to-
gether with Private Joseph A. Mccartney.
sergt. Louis ]. Benner has been
from Company NJ to the
band and made band corporal.
Private John R. Ollie has been trans
ferred from Company 1 to the band and
made third-class musician.
Private Charles E. S. Stephenson has
been appointed musician, third-class, in
the band.
Corp. Edwin NJ. Tansill has been pro-
NOTED to band sergeant.
Private John T. Arnett has been pro-
moted to third-class musician in the
band.
Private Charles W. Thompson has
been promoted to hird-class musician,
Sd Infantry Band.
Corp. Edwin Cissel has been pro-
moted to sergeant, Company l. Pri-
Yates Clifford C. Magruder and Fred
erick Widmayer have been promoted
to corpora1s In the same company.
Corp. John +. Tunstall, Company A.
has been detailed to recruiting eerv-
ice and assigned to the Office of the
recruiting oficer at Camp Ordway.,
Private Lloyd H. Crandall has been
appointed sergeant in the headquarters
company.