Evening journal., 1921-08-06
REVIEW day AS
CAMPS BIG DAY
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Ant uAAAN1 VI AAAN 6RN'AhRA AAhN0 hON
devolved upon the lieutenant-gov-
ernor, II has been decided not to
call the big day Governors Day"
although It will be day of unusual
ceremonies, winding up with the reg
imental review. General Ellison and
Lieutenant Bush conferred
on the subject last evening.
This morning Colonel II. w. Stark
and staff inspected the regimental
quarters kitchens and the body OF
the regiment, following a short drill
on the parade grounds. In front of
the Adjutant- headquarters.
II was announced yesterday that
rife target practice would be held
Monday. The targets are being put
in condition.
While it is expected many visitors
will be in camp the greater part Of
tomorrow, the only work outlined for
the day, beside guard duty. is guard
mount and regimental parade. A
sacred concert is scheduled by the
regimental band.
A large grandstand has been
erected near the garages now under
construction in the rear of the old
warehouse. The stand was erected
for regimental assembly this after
noon, when the entire National
Guard camping here. will be photo
graphed.
Plans have been developed for a
big boxing show this afternoon.
Ralph Raymond. the Wilmington
welter-weight and member OF the
regiment who has been putting in
strenuous efforts to condition him
self and will be one of the principals
in the final bout When asked who
IS to be his opponent, Ralph re-
sponded, Il don't know. 1 am leav-
ing that TO my old manager"
Another bout is scheduled be-
tween kid" Johnson, the Whining
ton featherweight, and "Bull Prescott
of New Castle. The members of
the Sixth Company. the latter's
home town contingent, are betting
all they have on Bull"
Several field events have been
scheduled and the sports promoter,
Joe "condon," say he will stage
first class contests.
A baseball game between two
City League teams, National Guard
and Fourth Ward, will be played
during the afternoon.
Another big crowd turned out yes
! terday to witness regimental parade
and retreat Lieutenant-Co Colonel J.
p. LeFevre commanded First Bat
TALON and Major George J. Schulz
Second Battalion.
The Medical Corps announced to-
I day that the health of the troops
/ was excellent and only one report
of serious illness or injury has been
received.
The only serious case was that OF
Tony Pavodi, OF the Dover company
who developed gall-stones and was
removed to the Homeopathic Hos
pital. where he was successfully
operated on. He was reported in
good condition this morning. It was
said at the camp that Pavodi wal
III when he left home. 1t was a
first thought he was suffering from
appendicitis.
Adjutant- General Ellison an
nounced that Regimental Day will
be confined to military maneuver
and there will be no ball game a
had been tentatively planned. How
ever, a jollification will be held II
the evening on the camp ground
and music will be furnished by tn
National Guard Band II is ais
probable that Major General Georg
G. Richards, who Is to review tn
soldiers. will deliver an address.
Among prominent visitors her
yesterday was Captain Harry 3
Smith, United States Quartermas
ter Corps. stationed at Columbus, Q
Captain Smith was the guest Of gen
eral staff officers
Shelter or pup" tent drill wa
given the men yesterday. Demon
strations were also given in care o
the rife, preparatory to target prac
tice. The morning was confined {
drills in guard duty and maneuver:
The guardsmen will begin rang
r practice next week. An officers
conference was held at 715 o'cloc'
at which various program activitie
were discussed.
It was reported today that tn
regiment would go on a two days
, hike OF not less than Is miles. TIL
was denied by Colonel Stark, VIII
said the men would probably b
taken on several short hikes durin
, the coming week.
Members of the medical corps in
spected the stands operated outsid
the rife range by civilians, and sug
gestions for sanitary improvement
were given. According to the in
spectors, only small discrepancie
were found. but should these not b
remedied the stands will be out
lawed as far as soldier patronage
. concerned.
The first official special order O
the camp was posted yesterday. tn
l order follows;
{ headquarters. Anti-Aircraft Req
r ment, Delaware National Guart
Camp Chandler, Del.
, special orders. No. 1.-The fol
% lowing reductions, transfers and pro
motions are hereby announced:
Il. Sergeant Arthur A. Kershav
1st Company, is transferred TO Br
Hq. Combat Train.
20. Private Richard Cunningham
1st Company, is promoted to tn
grade of sergeant vice Kersha'
transferred.
"3. Private Howard Weidman, Is
$ Company. is transferred to the 2n
. Company.
"a. Sergeant Mason S. Novel;, sr
2 Company. is reduced TO the grade O