Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-09
CH|NAMAN AMONG
CAMP DIX RECRUITS
Has Excellent American Educa-
ton and Makes Redoubt-
able Soldier.

Camp Dix. Wrightstown, y. j., May
9.-One of the most enthusiastic of the
new recruits in the Depot Brigade is
Private Long Wing, Chnaman, who
arrived with the last draft from Illinois.
His home was in Detroit, but he was liv-
ing in Springfield, ILL.,, on registration day
and was called into service from that
State. Wing has an excellent American
education and is regarded ms one of the
brightest men IN his company.
An important change in the manner
ul handling recruits or soldiers inmedi-
ately after they have received their
anti-typhoid incubation is effected by
order of Major General Scott, which
automatically excuses men from all
military duties for "A hours after the
treatment. The same rule holds IN
ease of vaccinations against smallpox
The antI-typhold shot, IN certain
percentage of cases, is likely To tenn
porariy scken the men within lew
hours. Upon the majority. however, 1t
has no unpleasant effects, but that no
hardship may be inflicted upon any SOL
der, the relief from duty will be made
universal.
Big. iuicv watermelonS NAV grow IN
The fields luscious peaches may ripen IN
big orchards and all the other fruits
and vegetables for which this section
Is famous may rs safely abide until
their lawful harvest as though there
were no such thing a training camp
within 900 miles For military diScI-
pine that forhdS pillaging when an
army IS in the field. will he just rs rig
IDLY enforced while IN the camp. and
To further assure the farmers within
and near the camp zone Major Genera
Scott has issued orders that forbid
trcSpassing by soldiers on any farm, I'M
less permission Is FIRST granted by the
owner. Soldiers who dsobey these or
ders are liable to Court-martlal. Camp
officers however expect no trouble from
Young America on this line, and point
10 the fine department OF the first rock
les when the big camp was opened
last fall, in the height OF the fruit season,
without a single complaint from farmers
Of molested crops,
When Private Frank Schuyler, Of l.
Company, 3Ilth Infantry. meets Lieu
tenant Row Schuyler, in the same regl-
nent. he may feel like slapping him on
the back and saving. Hello, old top
How long since you've heard from
home? Instead. hc grects the officer
with a precise salute and respectfully
answers, "les. sir or NO. sir 90
questions, for. although they are broth
,.rs. they are playing the military game
true to form Lieutenant Schuyler was
assigned to Camp DIX from an officers
training camp. and fate sent his brother.
tn the latest draft, to the same regiment
There are four other Schuyler brothers
IN the service: Corporal Farnum Schuy-
Ter, in the field artillery at Fort Sill
Corporal Philip Schuyler, in the Hospital
Corps. at Atlanta, Ga; Corporal Andrew
Schuyler, Jr, at Fort Green, y G., and
Clarence Schuyler IS an Army \. NJ {. a
secretary at Fort Tildcn Their parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schuyler, OF
Pattersonville, \. Y, and they have q
seventh son, just OF age, awaiting his call
TO the colors. Private Frank Schuyler
tried twice 10 enlist in the navy, failed
each time to pass the physical tests.
and Is delighted that through the draft
he has at last been able TO enter the service
here