Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-18
MEADE PIANIST
1ADE BAND DIRECTOR
liter G. Charmbury Will
ecome Second Lieutenant
Through Assignment
b. O star Correspondent

)1up Meade, Admiral, Nd. June is.
Ta1ter c. Charmbury. the musical
oation at Little Penn, will not be
ocxnpelied to serve many weeks as a
riatn soldier.
This much became known today when
~ was made the director of the So4th
5 Eneineer Regiment Band. Secretary
Baker has decreed that army band
4 leaders must wear the gold bars of sec
ond lfeutenants. so Charmbury will share
+ IN his good fortune. The soldier. an ac-
o0mplished pianist, who has toured the
oountxy with many famous singers. ar
3 rived at this camp less than three weeks
ago and was assigned to the engineer
regiment. His abilities soon were
brought to the attention of his command
9 ine officer. and. instead of digging
bitches and building bridges, the musi-
clan was given a place in the band.
y The director has been disqualified for
overseas service and his place has been
xfven to Charmbury. Although claiming
New York as his home, he registered
from the home of a relative in Han
over. Pa.
Two Germans in the camp are not so
Fortunate as Charmbury. and instead of
4 going over as commissioned officers, they
are not certain of going even as commoH
soldiers.
Not Proud of Kaiser
The subjects of Kaiser Wilhelm, al
4 though they are not proud of that dis
finction, are William Paul Reichelt, of
the 310th Field Artillery, and Elliott
Heine of the 60lst Engineers. The lat
ter has been in this country seven years
while Reichelt landed two weeks before
his country declared war against
France. England, Russia and other civil
lized countries.
The Germans have filed citizenship
papers, but these must remain on file
until after the war. Whether Heine and
sReichelt will be sent to France is
question. Reichelt served four years in
the German navy and asserts that he Is
fhr0ugh with the Kaiser. He is cor
poral in B Battery and is considered
gooA soldier.
Although glory barn with a sawdust
noor and other trappings has not been
erected, Little Penn is enjoying a genu-
Inc revival Charles r Brum, an evan
gelist from Rochester. n Y, is here, and
In series of rapid-fire sermons is MAX
ing an effort to drive Satan and all his
ooworkers from this section of Mary
land. Drum is assisted by Charles o.
Miller. music director.
Drum is preaching to big audiences
in the Y. NJ. c. A. huts and feels conf
1ent that the revival will net many trail
hitters.
= sixty-eight to Machine-Gun School
Sixty-eight men in the Fourth Officers
Training Camp have been transferred to
Camp Hancock, Atlanta, Ga. where they
Will attend a machine-gun training
school. In the group are many Philadel-
phians The men who. figured in this
transfer are: Mervin Ash, Jr.. Colonel
L. Brown. Frank W. Brown. Barrett
Buck. Hiram B. Calkins. Cyrus NJ. Chris
tian, Edward L. Clark. Hadley A. Clark,
William S. Covington, Henry D. Dagit,
James B. Eby, Reed G. Einstein, AL
fred E. Emmerson, Joshua G. Everard,
Joseph c. Fiscner, Richard Fischer. Nell
son F. Fisher. Miles W. Fry, Charles n.
Carman, Robert NJ. Gillham. Yvp r.
Grant. John H. Harter, Montgomery w.
Hawks, Frank B. Halan, Harold J. Karr,
Fred A. Kistler, Henry Koch, Charles A.
Lagrand, William A Lane. Lindley f
Iarzelere, Randall j. Leboeuf, Jr, Fred
.ef1ck Loes. Albert l.. Lands, Valentine
Lents. Herman Lieberman. John n
Lyons, Andrew ]. MCGOWAN. Curtland
,. Manifold, James S. Munger. Frank j
Myers. Bruce G. Nebinger. William F.
Nickum, Leo c. Norris, Clarence j. Oh
lendike. Robert NJ. Olone. Clare f. Par
nell, William P. Perry. William X. Rob-
inson, William V. Rohrbaugh Morton X
Rcthschild, George E. Huffman, John J
Schlosser, Frederick B. Snook Michael
g. Stanaitis. Arthur W. Taylor. Irvine
II. Trainer. William II. Tucker, Harold
I. Tuthill, Eugene L. Walter, Edward r
Waters, William wiedorn, Herbert r
Wichelns, George T. williams Richard
r. Winslow, Jonn A Worthington. Frank
!. Witkowski, Paul W. Zazzalt Lorin w
Zeltner