South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-01

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Louisville. Ky. June THE south
Bend boys with the 3Ostn trench
mortar battery Will not leave Camp
Zachary Taylor with the rest OF the
saith division next week The trench
mortar bows are considered artillery
and as such are attached 20 the
18Th aeld artillery brigade. which
IS left behind for training az the
heid artillery range. West Point
Ky. The 32Tth field artillery which
is a heavy gun, motorized organiza-
ton. is al the range sncamped per
manentiy for the su0mer. and one
battalion from the other two regi-
ments the 325th and S26th. Will be
down there FOR a month az time
alternating an summer TIE trench
mortar boys will proSa bly, have an
opportunity 20 20 there and FIRE
from the hillside trenches. but in
the meantime they will continue
their training at this camp.
The departure Of the S4th division
does not mean that the camp will
DO deserted: far from II. The di-
vision is down 70 only 1900 men
now and fully 10000 will ne left
behind This includes I7I1I men
who have Just come in from In
diana, Kentucky and Ohio 30
more Illinois men have come in the
second draft. but Ohio men instead.
Illinois men are being sent 10 half
a dozen different camps All these
new men are mem bers o. the 159th
depot brigade. a training organiza-
ton. and have not been assigned
permanently 10 any regular com
mand. Whether a new division will
De formed or the camp become an
artillery replacement camp. as has
been rumored in some quarters is
no. definitely known. The most
likely report. however. is that other
artillery regiments viii come here
for training AT the West Point ar
tillerv range and that the new men
will III up these or other regiments
There is not room enough At the
West Point range for another regi-
ment 70 encamp. but half a dozen
could he quartered here and go TO
tho range daily or on trips. living i'm
pup tents during their stay.
Take Long Hike.
The movement 10 Camp sherman
will take all the Indiana men left in
the 334th and 335th infantry resi-
ments. besides the 326th and 3&3rd
Kentucky and Illinois ORGANIZATIONS.
the ammunition and supply trains.
the headquarters train and military
Police the 3O9th sanitary train.
composed OF ambulance companies
and held hospitals and the 3o9th en-
ginecrs. which is made up almost
wholly Of northern Indiana draftees.
The engineers were out on the long
est hike ever taken by an orga MIA o.
ton here when word came or the
movement. The regiment was at
Westport Oldham county. on the
Ohio river 2S miles above Louis
Vile. The regiment made a forced
march all night Tuesday and We'd
nesday 10 reach camp. resting dur
ing the day because Of the great
heat Col Jarvis Balm, the regi-
mental commander had the men
building bridges and roads in the
widest part OF the country in Old
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