Evening journal., 1921-08-05
NEXT FRIDAY IS
GOVERNOR'SDAY
contlnued From Flrst Pare.

the showing made by the men at
their FIRST parade. saying 1T was
remarkable showing. The troops
acted like veterans. notwithstanding
much Of the regiment Is composed
Of practically raw recruits"
At a conference this morning be-
tween Acting Governor Bush and
Adjutant General Ellison. Il was
decided next Friday. August 70.
should be observed as Governors
Day. Several persons OF national
and state prominence. will be in
vited 10 be guests on that day. Act
ing Governor Bush and the COVER
nor's stan will review the regiment.
Among those to be invited and
expected 10 be present are Senator
Wadsworth. Of New York. chairman
OF the Senate committee on military
affairs. General George G. Richards.
chief OF the Military Bureau of-the
War Department. Senator L. Heisler
Ball. Congressman Caleb r. Layton
and others. Senator T. G. DUPONT.
who is a member OF the governors
stan. Ia at Colorado Springs and will
not be present on Governors Day.
State officials and members OF the
Legislature will be invited TO camp
for Governors Day. too.
Major Bush. during his stay here.
will perform the functions Of his Of
fice as inspector general OF the regi-
mcnt
Among the notabies al the camp
yesterday were former United States
Senator r. Il. Kenney. his wife and
daughter. Mrs. Lillian Trcmaine. wife
OF Captain William c. Tremainc. doing
duty In the medical corps at a south
crn camp. and son. r. r. Kenney
Tremaine. al Of Dover. and Mrs
Tiers Reardon. Of New York city.
wife Of an army officer who is
guest OF Mrs. Tremaine.
General Kenney informed Ad-
jutant General Ellison the reason
for his unexpected visit yesterday
was the intention OF Mrs. Kenney
and himself 20 leave for Nova Scotia
and other Canadian cities tomorrow.
sailing from Baltimore. General
Kenney at one time was an officer OF
the Delaware militia
All who witnessed the parades and
, drills OF yesterday afternoon ox-
pressed themselves az being agree
ably surprised at the veteran-liks
y attitude assumed by the entire regi.
ment. when under command. Colo
= mel II. W. Stark. regimental com
q mander. especially commended IN,
i excellent work done by the comba
. train detachment. not one membe
N I.N I..I. nmff a.
J. yesterday morning. Company c. O
New Castle, was commended for Il
Il appearance and work az the morn
ing and afternoon drills.
y The regimentai band. compose
" OF ~ members Of he regiment
n played throughout the days driilt
g John W. Wingert is bandmaster an
p Harry A. Dawson is drum major.
=. The initial regimental retreat
j. following the playing Of The Star
Spangled Banner" was done with 4
r. precision that sent thrills through
d the many relatives and friends o
= the soldiers and others Witnessing Il
n Lieutenant Clarence Sypherd re-
/. lieved Lieutenant William j. Regar
y az officer OF the day at guard mount
y Lieutenant Victor Clark was act
ing rcgimcntal adjutant and Lieu
70 tenant Arthur Somers was officer o.
IT the guard for the guard mount.
r The eight companies and three de
tachments were formed into Bat
4. talions Nos. / and for the parade
J.: commanded respectively by Lieu
70 tenant Colonel J. p. LeFevre an,
Major George J. shuNz The frs
10 Seventh and Eighth Companies. Bat
n TALON Headquarters and Machin
y Gun detachments and the second wa
3 composed OF First, Second. Third
G and Fifth Companies and Head
quarters Battery and Combat Train
Colonel Harry W. stark was fel
commander and Captain J. ]. Duga
adjutant. Sergeant William Gallo
n way was color-bearer.
j Announcement was made today {
the effect that hereafter the cam
will be open to visitors from mornin
n until evening at o'clock. Concert
4 will be given nightly.
l. The rockies" have undergone
IL miraculous change in the four day
" OF encampment. Practically all q
ss them have recovered from the serur
he Injections Of Tuesday.
* A ball game will be played SatuI
day between Wilmington City Leagu
n teams.
al About SO per cent. Of the boy
NJ were allowed passes last evening I
- see friends and relatives in Ne
Il Castle and Wilmington. Delinquent
r. are steadily showing up and few AZ
lie now absent without leave.
TX The officers staff will be ofiiciall
In photographed Saturday.
II was reported yesterday that n
n medical supplies had been receive,
ID This includes medicinal drugs an
Il. instruments for surgical and denti
f. treatment. The dentist assigned
the camp is compelled TO use a tabl
IN for the extraction. treatment an
-. filling OF teeth. The bandage
ne placed at the hospital tent we're cor
|, tributed by member OF the NEEDLES
- corps. as were most Of the drug
I, used.
Very little sickness has been eS
perlenced and the cases treate
have beei mostly colds.
There was no rifle practice yes
Sc terday. II is proposed to hold seS
sc eral grading practices during IN
ce coming week.
d. This morning was spent in IN
nd usual drills and this afternoon
ut being devoted to putting the me
through a tent-pitching drill. 70
n lowed by instructions by compan
lie lof1cers in rolling packs.