The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-20

The tying of horses to live trees on
the reservation is prohibited. says a
headquarters order
Two aluminium Identification tags.
zach the size of a silver half dollar and
of suitable thickness, stamped with
the name, rank, regiment, corps or de-
partment of the wearer in tn case of
officers, and with the name and army
serial number in the case of enlisted
men, will % worn by each officer and
enlisted man of the army whenever
the field kit is worn; one tag to be
suspended from the neck underneath
the clothing by cord or thong passed
thru a small hole in the tag. the sec
ond tag to pc suspended from the first
one by a short piece of strong or tape
These tags ere prescribed as a part of
the uniform and when not worn
directed will be habitually kept in the
possession CT the owner. The tags
stamped as herein provided will be
issued to enlisted men as sooE as prac-
ticable after enlistment or re-enlist-
ment, or after entry into service in
the case of reservists.
Attention is called in a headquarters
bulletin to the waste of stationery.
due to unnecessary copies of letters.
memoranda, etc Strict economy in
he use of stationery is -enjoined upon
all members Of the commando
In view of the advance in time and
of the increased length of dayligF
hours. officers and enlisted men of
/ Camp Funston will be permitted to
walk upon the hills north of the Y. w.
{. A. hostess house with their wives or
other women visitors until 1880 p. m
daily.
The Kancas University Glee club
were visitors at Camp Funston Satur-
day and Sunday. The club. was headed
by Professor Farrar. On Saturday
evening they gave a concert - the big
Y. M. c. A. auditorium, which was at
tended by a large crowd Or Sunday
morning they visited tho various
buildings in camp, where they gave
concerts, and after entertaining the
soldiers they departed for Fort Riley.
where they gave concerts to the men
of the detention camp and the base
hospital
The Christian Science boys in the
camp have arranged to have services
Sunday morning at $50. and they ex-
tend a cordial welcome to all to at
tend
The 92nd Division Glee club will go
to Salina. where they will give con-
certs Saturday and Sunday evenings
in the park and OIL Sunday morning
in the churches. c. II. Guthrie. divi-
sion music director, will accompany
the club.
The closing feature of the big cir
Gus to be put on Sunday at Army City
will be 300-foot slide for life, by NJ.
S. Donald of the 354 ambulance com
pany. He slides the entire length of
the cable. while hanging by his teeth.
Members of the 314 Sanitary Train
Ministries left Funston Friday morning
to fill three engagements in south
eastern Kansas. They will appear at
Emporia Friday evening, at Chanute
Saturday and at Fredonia Monday.
Ambulance Company 354 evened up
its score with Ambulance Company
353 Monday afternoon when IL defeat
ed the latter organization by the score
of II to 5. Garrety, who in game
the previous week held 354 to three
hits. was solved and gave way in the
fifth to Side. recruit with 353. Side
was ineffective. however. and was ac-
corded poor support, as was Gai<ety.
Ambulance Company 355 defeated
Field Hospital Company 35S by the
score of &c to g.