The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-23
DIVISION MARCH
 TO BE REVIEWED
 BY 2 EXECUTIVES
Final Day Of Encamp- ment To Be Celebrated
 At AnnistOn
(StaT Correspondent)


 CAMP MCCLELLAN, ANNISTON, Ala, Aug. 22-The last day of the 1924 encampment of the Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana National Guards will be celebrated tomorrow, designated as Governors Day." in honor of the visit to the camp of Gov. w. w. Brandon, of Alabama, and Gov. Henry l.. Whit field of Mississippi.
 Governor Whitfield arrived in Anis- ton today, but deferred coming to the camp until tomorrow. Governor Bran don is expected to arrive early tomorrow morning, coming from Montgomery with his staff. There are eighteen men on his staff, but only about three-fourths of them will make the trip.
 In the morning at 9 o'clock, the two governors vii review the entire Thirty first Division, commanded by Brig. Gen. William F. Screws, of Montgomery. The 6,O0O men clad in field uniforms, spic and span, have been anticipating the division parade since arrived at the camp.
 Hold Final Inspection
 In preparation for the event, the 167th infantry regiment, commanded by Col. Walter E. Bare, of Birmingham, held its final inspection today. Capt. Robert Joerg, Jr., and Captain Cau- thorn, both of the regular army, who conducted the inspection, stated that for the torrid weather, thick dust and short time in which the men had to pre- pare for it, the inspection was 'very successful
 Everything with which each soldier is equipped from razNr blades to au- tomatic rifles and howitzers, was thoroughly scrutinized and each article which was defective or unclean was noted.
 Following the division review tomor row, the old 167th infantry regiment, which was commanded by the Col. Wm. P. Screws, will present to the new 167th infantry regiment, in command of Col. Walter E. Bare, the regimental colors. Many veterans of this regiment will come from all parts of the south to par ticipate in this event.
 New COlors UnfurIed.
 General Screws will make the pre- sentation speech on part of the old reg iment and Colonel Bare will accept the colors on behalf of the new regiment. The new colors are at present unfurled in front of the Alabama National guard headquarters. The old 167th regiment colors are encased in the archives of the state capitol.
 Entertainment for the two governors following the review in the morning will consist of polo games and athletic events in the afternoon and in the eve ming a formal military ball will be given in their honor in the ball room of the Anniston Country club, Annis- ton.
 The governors are expected to take up part of the time between the review and lunch in addressing the guardsmen of their respective states. As Cover nor Fuqua of Gouisiana, is obliged to be absent on account of official busi- ness, his troops will be permitted to listen to the addresses of the other two governors.
 Louisianians Champions.
 Louisiana with 5915 points today, won the athletic championship of the camp, defeating Alabama 12 points. Alabama, however, won the boxing and baseball championships, defeating teams from both Louisiana and Mississippi.
 Following is the summary of the track and field meet:
 Pole Vault-First, Connolly, Lou isiana second, pettyjohn, Alabama i; third, Barclay, Louisiana; fourth, Stream, Louisiana. t-Put-First, Duglrenbaugh, Lou isana; second. Hudson, Alabama ; third, Mclaughlin, louisiana fourth, Pettyjohn, Alabama.
 Javelin Throw-First, Hurt, Ala bama; second, Anderson, Alabama i; third, Pettyjohn, Alabama fourth, Au ton, Louisiana.
 Broad Jump-First, Lee Louisiana i; second, Roberts, Louisiana; third, An derson, Alabama; fourth, Barclay, Lou isiana.
 High Jump-First, Lee, Louisiana {; second, Stream, Louisiana third, Dun bar, Louisiana fourth, Barclay, Louis- jana.
 10o-Yard Dash-First, Topia, Ala bama; second, Hudson, Alabama third, Anderson, Alabama fourth, Lee, Louis jana.
 22o-Yard Dash-First, Hudson, Ala bama; second, Pierce, Alabama; third, Budge, Louisiana; fourth, Pickering, Louisiana.
 440-Yard Dash-First, Cross. Louis- jana; second, Mhscaro, Louisiana :: third, McFadden, Alabama fourth. Bar. rett, Louisiana.
 Mile Run-First, Crow, Alabama :: second, Lawson, Louisiana; third, Ben venue, Louisiana; fourth, Wideman, Alabama.
 Louisiana won the relay.