Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
KHAN BURlESQUE BY
STATE TROOPERS
FIRST NIGHT IN CAMP
Continued from page l.

At sick call. : o'clock this morning.
Il was estimated that at least so OF the
roldiers made application for bunk
fatigue. \ majority OF this number,
according 10 the regimental surgeon,
felgued sickness rather than enter INTO
the days activities. Most of the men
the surgeon said. had not secured
their proper rest during Tire night.
However, the health Of tho camp is
excellent. Only a few minor accident
cases have so far been treated. The
change in diet. however. will probably
give cause for at least a few minor
Ills The dlspensary Is fully equipped
10 meet every emergency.
Last night about 25 OF the so-called
rockies received their FIRST shot" in
the arm. This morning the needle
harraxe was continued. There was no
ill-aftcr-affect. however.
That many Of the soldiers are
registered as A. W. O. L. was learned
this morning. Two guards detailed TO
bring deserter to the reservation
returned with their prisoner at Z
o'clock this morning. According 70
through Wilmington until o'clock
this morning lie was finally eppre-
hended and locked up at the police
station for safekeeping. Last night
another alleged deserter was picked
up on Market street. In one unit. II
was stated tsssss, IL deserters are
recorded. These men VIII be brought
20 camp and placed on trial before a
court martial.
Captain Work Entertains.
Las; night Captain Leroy f. Work
commanding Battery B. entertained at
dinner Adjutant General J. Austin
Ellison. Major Harry r. Van Solver,
Captain John J. Dusan. Adiutant. and
Lieutenant Adjutant Victor Clark. The
meal was prepared by Mess Sergeant
Louis Mckewen. OF Battery B.
A meeting OF commanding officers
called yesterday afternoon by Colonel
u. W. Stark. commanding officer. was
enthusiastic. IL was stated at the meet
ing that the camp exchange hae de-
ciared It's first dividend. This will pay
each company $50 for the camp priv
.lsse. The exchange. during the first
Colonel Stark Alec praised the ON
cers for their excellent supervision
during the Inauguration Of camp. Last
nigh, the soldiers were assembled and
they too were highly praised by the
commanding officer.
Shortly after reveIlle this morning
there was slight fall OF rain. This
however did not interfere with the
early morning activities. The regimen,
rot down 20 business today
A; $50 o'clock both battalions were
assembled on the northern end OF the
reservation 20 engage in threk hours
OF in;ens.ve infantry drill II Has en-.
phAs.ze-d by Colonel Stark that the
commanding oficer Will adhere strict.
ly 10 the camp schedule.
The program for tomorrow IL a. FOL.
lowe 7.30 10 $50 a. n, infantry drill
Tor al units: a. m. 10 11.3o a. m.
gun batteries 3. c. D. artillery in.
srucuon; Searchhgh. Battery A
ssarchlgh; instruction; NJ. G. Batter
les, Z. +. @. H machine gun ineiruc.
ron; Service Battery. band practice
Headquarters Battery. telephones
communications. etc: Battalion
Headquarters and Combat Transpor,a
ton motor vehicles; p. N. TO 4 .
m; Gun Batteries. d. c. D. autonati,
r.nee. motor vehicles. infantry
ssarchl!ght Battery A: automat.
rines, motor vehicles. infantry; Ma
chine Gun Batteries. E. +. G. w.. ma
chine gun instruction. motor vehicles
infantry; Service battery, infantry
Headquarters Battery. automatic rifee
motor vehicles and infantry: Battal.o,
Headquarters and Combat Transporta
Ton. automatic rifles. motor vehicle
and infantry.
7lb TO 7.45 y. IN. lecture embrac,n,
AL units.
Canine Mascot That .Sluxx.-
The mascot OF the camp "a an Eng
lAh spaniel owned by Captain Caha,
sipple. Dental Corps. Of Dover. tn
dog. Tr.xie. according to Captain Sip
pie. almost Possesses intelligence. Thi
WAS demonstrated last night whe
Irixie, AZ the command OF his master
sang three verses OF the Song c
Dover
your used car Will belong to som
one else II you advertise il In Ever,