Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
Cheered by the Spectators.

Cheered by the Spectators.
Cheer after cheer went up from the
crowds Of spectators who watched the
body Of regular and militia troops pass
the reviewing officers. No organiza-
ton seemed to be favorite then, for
the people seemed to be with them all.
Lieut. Col. Glendie B. Young led the
parade. When he had passed Gen. Har-
passed then the Sd Infantry Band.
twelve companies of infantry, nearly
every one of which was a minimum
peace strength or nearly so: the ma
chine gun company, detachment Of
teries Of aeid artillery dismounted.
Troop A. District cavalry. dismounted;
section Of field artillery, mounted,
and two troops of the I'd Cavalry at
Fort Myer: headed by Maj Fenton.
passed OF the field and were returning
to the camp the mounted section Of
held artillery and the troops of reeu-
lar cavalry turned about and again
passed the reviewing officer. this time
making charge. the horses galloping
the full length of the parade ground.
Some Of the Men Are Paid.
When the troops returned to the camp
they found a real surprise, or rather
some Of them did. They were marched
to the Y. NJ. C. A tent, where the
much -discussed and long-looked-for
pay was handed out to them The ma
1ority OF the troops were paid last
Sd Infantry, except Companies B. H
and K, supply company and sanitary
detachment were paid of These troops
WIN be paid today. 1t was announced.
company B Is one of the organizations
scheduled to leave tomorrow evening
for Bisbee. Ariz. The reason given for
not paying theRe organizations last
night was that their pay rolls were not
prepared in time.
There is considerable discomfort in
where the troop Of cavalry and the two
batteries Of field artillery are located.
These troops will not participate in the
present payment and will not receive
any money until August 1. The delay
IN mastering them in prevented their
being paid at this time. They will re-
ceive their pay for the time they served
IN June on the July payment.
Another opportunity for the public
to see parade and review of troops
noon on the main parade ground at
Fort Myef and adjoining the camp site.
The LIST Battalion of Infantry, Mai Jo-
seph r. Hodgson. commanding, and the
tions which are to go to the front to-
morrow night. will be paraded and re-
viewed by Gen. Harvey.
Last Night at Camp ordway.
They will be marched on the parade
ground in their heavy marching equip
ment, with the new infantry packs
buckled to their backs, and completeIy
uniformed in new clothes. from shoes
TO hat. The remainder Of the Sd In
fantry Will be turned out to participate
| IN this battalion review. which will give
the general public an idea Of what
kind Of soldiers the District is sending
to the border for field service.
,s nnas 40 Organization I win sleep under
iast ts ,i AT Ca sapn ordway tonight for the
vas will fall and will be rolled, bitches
nIieq ana the movement to the trains
f fh. tne or s1d1ne at Rosslyn begun, All Of
noon as is necessary will be given over
to loading the trains with the eouin.
m men and the ten days rations which
| troops will not go hungry by reason ~
any delay in the train movement to the
Although the time for the movement
has not been set. 1t is probable that
they will leave about o'clock. The
troops Will not go unheralded as did
| those that participated in the first move
send-o1 that hea, - sIven al the
| of trumnets 80 r.; o1.s ana mare
marched from the camp to the railroad
try Rand Eusr,, "enlno .ne 90 lnian i
given tha 49, oppoltunity Will De
saw goodh e. uy .he camp omcers to
tiyss III theil irienos ana reia-
rai1rnS 1o.n a. thr camp ana at the
a1ia,aS on. ihelr TRENDS VIII be
~ 80. ~ os a, the car WINDOWS until
$500 are puIiea OUT OF the yards and
s'~f leu On their hVe-nay run to Bisbee.
Omcers Push Recruiting
r,-,, .r,-. ..