The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-10-03
NUMBER OF PROMOTIONS AT
CAMP JACKSON; MOVIES.
TEACHING MILITARY.
SEVERE SENTENCE IMPOSED
An Office Building and Lavatory Be-
ing Built at Camp Wadsworth;
More Troops Arrive.
Camp Jackson.

camp Jackson.
| ~ large number OF promotions were
made at Camp Jackson. Five coptuins
were raised to the rank Of major: 36
ilrst heutenants to the rank OF can.
'a'h; ana 80 second lieutenan,s to the
RANK Oh ilrSt enant. The captains
promoted to the rank Of major were:
STANLEY F. Coar Edward f. Guilford.
John B. Horuer. Charles Matthews
Lindsay James d. Lucas
The Motor School boys are publish.
'ns newspaper OF their own. 1t is
a six column folio and contains -
NUMBER or we'll written feature
articles good editorials and live news
ana some advertising. The paper is
well edited and we'll printed ana is Il
credit to the staff responsible tcr the
publication. The paper is to be pub
lishcd every two weeks.
Charged with unlawfully, wilfully
ana fcloniously cutting OF the second
ana third fingers OF his left hand. Re.
rruit Charlie c. Parker -of Battery G..
Twcnty-flth Battalion, r. \. II. d.. has
received sentence OF 20 years in
racks. Fort LCavenwurth Kan. and
VIII forfeit all pay and allowances due
or TO become due and at the cxp:ra.
tion OF his term will be dsohnorab,v
discharged from the service. This
was the dccsiou OF the Camp Jackson
rourtnaltial. which sentence was con.
firmed by the commanding general.
John G.. Mountom. who was librarian
at the y. l.. A. Library for some time.
hut who was called 10 his home library
in Wa!tlam, Mass. some few weeks
ago, returned TO camp and is again in
charge as camp librarian q, this most
popular library.
G. Nj. Baker. who has been acting as
librarian during Mr.. Mountons alb.
sence left for Camp Greene. Charlotte.
n. G., where he will he camp librarian
Of that camp
Fl. II. llarwood who has been one
OF the assistant librarians here goes
to Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg, S.
c.. where he will be connected with
the library there.
Mrs. Kelly, the wife OF an officer
stationed here, is one Of the new as
sistants in the camp library
Private Albert G.. Rowland OF the
Fifteenth Company One Hundred and
Fifty-sixth Depot Brigade. was found
guilty Of refusing to be operated upon
and was sentenced to ten years in the
United States disciplinary barracks at
, Fort l.eavenwOrth, Kan.
! The military authorities will use the
open air moving picture booth and ma.
/ chine and equipment OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
for the purpose Of military nstruc.
tons. Pictures teaching military will
be used.
Camp Sewer.
4 The arrival OF the Third Battalion Of
1 the Forty y-eighth United States Infan.
/ Try at this camp brought more than
700 more soldiers here for the new
Twentieth Division. and completed the
movement of the orty-eighth to Sc.
vicr. The men came from Newport
/ News. \ number Of new officers, in
Guiding captains and lieutentnts, have
also arrived recently for duty with the
! Twentieth. Quite a number Of them
have been on duty overseas.
Maj. E. G. Beuret has reported for
duty as division inspector for the
Twentieth ana Capt. S. j. Cooper has
reported as personnel officer for the
division
Construction Of an office building
and lavatory for the utilities division
OF the quartermaster depot has been
authorized Grading has been com
menced at the site to be occupied by
the $150000 laundry that is to be
built at this camp. and it is expected
that construction cn the building 1t
self will start soon.