The evening world., 1917-09-24
ECOND AND THIUD
REGIMENTS START
FOR SPARTANDURG
,D Men Break Camp U
Pelham paf plk IuJln
train lH south

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Jersey DIiy Th. Second UitH
5ut the Same number ~ mrn to.h
subway a. ono Hundred anI
ghtieth street and l'ft % a. fuIrtH
suuo and TN,ut, THIRD street
uchlng 60 thc f.rH.
when The call fur assembly r1undrI
the camp ~ the Third th,r, was
rdly the trace ~ H 'tmu hfi but
hoyb responded Nith cheer and
rriod 10 what had been their com
uy streets 90 nm boz.
rho signal o. prepare f.r departure
= sounded az lo o'clock yesterday
irning Tho pyrlmldsl tents were
sen down aud packed On tho supply
hns. as well as AN other equipment
ropt that used Tor travelling Last
yht tho mon ot tho Third. ls well
tho Second. slept In tn,ir shu.'".
PUP" tents. which they carry with
,ir pack.
II was intensely cold IN both camps
Il all the blankets which could D.
md were utilized. Even then % was
and the men built bOnhrcs "a
rious parts Of the camps At
,eille this morning everything else
5 packed After mess the men war.
to clean camp Both camps were
ked dry and there wasn't a ciga.-
stump LETT ON the ground Tho
rk was left as the soldiers found u
ON their arrival last month.
he Third hIu an early morning
itor In the person OF little BAY
,rrls tho n-ycar-old daughter OF
uvcrneur Morris, the writer Not
lay has passed since the regiment
Ivcd on August l7. that Bay and
father have not visited the camp
j watched tho men at drill, az mess
at play. Little Bay knows nearly
the soldier boys, ANA this mornius
went to wish them good luck and
her last goodby.
rhe regiment finally got rid o; john
Brien. who threatened to become It's
,ennial prisoner. O'Brion Is a pri-
&c with a fever for cnlistiny. lie
listed at Buffalo in the Seventy
urth Regiment. and a few days
cr went over to Canada and en-
ted over there. Then he went back
Syracuse in his Canadian uniform
4 was arrested as "A dcscrtcr from
Canadian Army and also from the
tied states Army.
Ic was court-martlalled and only
morning the findings OF the court
lched Col. Edgar T. Jennings. com.
nder OF the Third Regiment, in
ose keeping O'Brien has been since
arrest Tho sentence of the do
ter was term OF one year and SIX
nths in Fort jay prison. He was
first man to leave camp tins
rning, and was escorted by Scrgt.
bin of Company G, who Will turn
over TO the military prison
Che Second Infantry. Col. James
drews commanding, marched from
camp, which is a thirty minute
TX from that OF the Third. to tho
ne place OF cntTainmcut as the
ird.
rhe regiment reached the trolley
at l1.3O and there was It scramble
something to cat. Some OF the
10 claimed that they had not had
akfast. When the Third was going
ay the Red Cross people in camp
nded them everything which was
/ In the tcnt--irom chocolate to
arettes. In tho Rcd Cross t"ut at
Seconds camp all they hai left
ice cream and no soldi"" was
ind hardy enough to accept It on
cold morning.
Is expected the First Infantry will
We Var Cortlandt Park ana the
irt Field Artillery leave Buffalo to-
irrow for SpattanburE. All tho re-
ming infantry and cavalry units
be sent away before Saturday II
lroad accommodations can be pro-
led.