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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 14. THE EAGLE'S SPECIAL CAMP NEWS OF BROOKLYN BOYS CAPT. PIERCE PLACED CLEVER HORSEMEN DEVELOPED AT UPTON EAL FOR BOOKS art more books' is the eft ltd Ml both Side of the satisfy the glowing de- UPTON AROUSED BY MILITARY POLICE NAVY NEEDS MORE "EYES" THE Navy is still in urgent need of binoculars, field glasses, spy glasses, telescopes, sextants and cnronometeri. The Eagle Information Bureau, fourth floor Eagle Building, will gladly receive these articles for the Navy and will see that they are forwarded properly to Franklin D.

Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Corporal Punishment's Patrol UNDER ARREST; SAY HE NEGLECTED DUTY Green Riders Trained Into Experts by Sergeant Decker, 305th Infantry. Clever Show Attracts Much Attention to This Important Unit. iMANV 1-ltOI I SMOV AI'I'I Wadsworth Court-martial Hear Charges Against Brooklyn Officer.

HHOOkl.VMTKS AMOVI. Mill It siu. iIIm rg Find- fleet Camp Wadsworth COMBAT EXERCISES START His I ss to The BSte. Spe, mil Wadsw orth. Spai lanburg.

S. olitao in' ii to The Kagle.) 'amp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, 8. March 14 Captain Stanley Pierre of company k. 1 061 Infantry March 14 Now that the training mi. L.

the men here is being rushed, two new mp they did noi i is under arrest and will he tried hy a classes, known as the camouflage and CONVALESCENTHOUSE BIG HIT AT UPTON general court-niartial. on a cnarge uf tr.iasp..i union departments, are being organized in the division school of the slightest idea of how to sad, e. They knew, horses w.i. cemen to ride and to be hit. rewery trucka.

That is re 1 rw. VwU i Article of War. Lieutenant line. Commanding officers will detail students to the camouflage department Colonel John Tuck, acting com niuiirtrr I lie. rcmillt'llt during Ihi started and left off knowing muses Now look at them! The) absence of Colonel Frank 11.

Norton is sOCCial COillSe as follows: Two enlisted men from each Ins pipe and opined that nfu Bow Wow has his duly assigned twent-four hours of mixed sunshine and moonlight, he recited pages prorM history. People have healing l.e lot lately about such and such a regi- men! They haye read al the in- famry and the aitillery. the caialrj and the ignal battalions, but whu avat heaid of the Military Police at naming at San Antonio. is the company, the machine gun company and the headquarters company of regimen! of infantry; two enlisted men March Captain 1'icrce, it is alleged, was ordered hy Lieutenant Colonel Tnek to insnec the hicks of the pris from each battery and the headquarters detachment of each regiment ol illy is known as th. use, hoi the mag so or he in the base hospital rough the convalescent I lie complete ruffians among iw, ough riders.

They number the elect little circle uf horsemen hey all come from Brooklyn. Their organization began yea is A-hen Colonel W. K. Hmedhei imander of the 30oth Infan iia.iuaied from West Point and s. I id I be cavalry branch of Iho sen He is an excellent horseman him iid lie is a stickler for having th ho.

He decided he would i iw.he mounted orderlies and him a decision is the equivalent oners in tho regimental guard house and to make a special report as to the Held artillery; two enlisted men from ned for each machine gun hattaiioi time of such mess, its character, imalitv and uuulitity. This, ac listed men from each battalion of the vlll flVhT'fro! cording to Lieutenant Colonel Tuek's complaint, set forth in two I Knginoers stationed here; two en listed men from earn company of th HUM Field Kattalion and two en it.r.-. i. u-i i nt ei- ncih- t. do until he was further directed to do listed men from each company of the 1 llooil Ol 1 .11, III 'I'll -lioll.

I I lien the old i I'olne. hed 1 failure to inspect iho hreakfast of the the for me i mi While chiefly for non-commissioned officers, the detail for the camouflage prisoners having In en called to Ills Captain Pierre's defense will i -s and mechanics lomlh course is to be selected primarily from osie around the neck and plea, that he misinterpreted Lieutenant tne men Having some talem or aptitude for drawing, painting, decorating nit would House lOy I 11 A neveo" he did not understand it to mean that I get a compete! Students will he detailed to the did. to personally mspeel I lie mess nd. lid Ihe Hid lies, cost 2I and transportation department of the school as follows: One non-eoiiiniissioned officer from the Snnnlv Comoanv I With the subordinate otticer did ilT pi iiuanir.y supply i ompany, mom ieia give it his persona attention. aptain t).

J. cadotte, lustn lntan-try, will sit as Judge, Advocate at the trial, and he will he assisted by First talion; Company 102d Field Signal Battalion; Company 102d Supply sent out to Fort Kthai amed Sergeant li. 1 tan ride anything 11 in the Navy and was to laud and tight at en longed to feel a pi tween his knees for he 8 cavalry and well. In His instructions were promising youngsicis them into real gel green men they fail 102.1 l.ilglnee: 1 lan Lieutenant Charles K. Carroll of the pany Ammunition Train, and the same regiment.

Also on the military w-n i reni nailery. nsll I ion ne iowing officers: Lieutenant Colonel William A. Taylor, 108th Infantry; one the outfit unless you ale nouo than sure you call get SWaj With It hen yon perfectly sure of voui- alf de. Ida it is nut worth tr mg, a tu you would he riding to fall. I he outfit has be, paroling oads, ehaalng boot leggera and hop peddles s.nce ealh last fall.

Kieri of them i Ides well, and he has a tour of mounted dun ever so Often, While engaged w.uks sunoiin.l- nun Then again lie dun within the camp itself, liener-allv lie is cuarding headunarters. tho postofflee the railroad terminal or other central points He works hard often Tin- working daj is twenty-four hours long, and is di- w.l-.l tig Ihe mr-li. Quite recently tin wearied of classes follows: Camouflage departmentCaptain A. W. Palmer, 102d Kn-gineers, director: Captain H.

H. John- math Field Artiilerv; Major Will-ir A. Dclamater. 1116th Infantry: out and Ileal I S. Linwood P.

Ames Bi, n. Major James B. Austin. 104th Field iment volunteered one wanted one berths. Decker Hied them out I ters Troop, instructor; Second Lieu-tenaiit Ernest C.

IJreher. 105th Infan- With the Chorus Girls Rehearsing at Wadsworth lie a. Loiselle 1 Willi lofaiiti-v Second Lieu usth Infaiitrv: Wilbur T. 106th Field Artillery; Major P. Harry HiL'd Military Po-ice; William L.

llallahan. 102.1 'ield Signal Battalion: Major Joseph i in- first inn men The next 100 failed to uncover promising horseman, but the brought eight mora to the surface Hie lllue he had Hied out aim men tenant William K. Taggart. 108th Infantry; Corporal Henry C. Hull.

Company II, 07th Infantry, and Private Lawrence Stout. Company 107th Infantry, assistant instructors, I let. bincni of the I lis-li Infantry, the J. Dale, OrdnUlCfl Officer; Major Arthur L. Howe, Signal officer: Major Lanford F.

Sherry, 102.1 Ammunition Train; Mujor Frederick S. Couchman, the stage be found Lantech lo his liklnu I slage ouin.igci Out. 'Special to The Kagle i Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg. B. March The following arllclc in "Vou Know Me.

Al." the coming amp show, appears in the current a lispm a in I. I1M lit Si I'iMIl llllainrv. ami li Barker. f.4lh Infantry. Brigade Head- Section Motors First Lieutenant William C.

Ackerly, 102.1 Ammunition Train, instructor; Privates Charles H. Tho director for Mrs Patrick Campbell the balance of the regiment tunic, 1, and not long ago he directed the slag- green with envy. ing of 'Mice and Men' at Converse Col- Die fomt. en included the follow- lege. The assistant stage manager is in: men from In lieorge il I'rivate Jack Garverv, Head.iuai tei liam Hmin Leo Sullivan.

John .1 Troop. The scenic artist is Private C. Began, hat id Cohen and Charles 1 C. Heall. Conipanv 107th Infantry.

Anderson. win, has had the expert advice of I- or a tune they goats and number of the Wadsworth Cas Attack and Rio (irumle Rattler! Newell. Company s. section, Amuniilnn Train, and Private, acinrs and i i i from Charles W. Mason, Company Motor Section.

102d Ammunition Train, as- V. U. auditorium wl on paying The house wa- row. ong before the JSTth Infantn ba indei the of Band Lea BiOHdway. the plot is about Broadway, and the lyrics will probably sing islant instructors.

Belasco in getting his s-inngs icon, i nrmigii of that same thoroughfare that used I'rivate Carl Mn'oimieK. s.iintaii uie mminis were i PracUoally ll of the commanding to be gay ami white beioie we left. And vet Broadway has never seen any of the Twenty -seventh Division vere present recently at the dedication the church erected in camp by the 07lh Infantiv Ma mr John thing like it. this show of the Twentv he training went on through uve stages until the new-born i were yelling a that ive them a tight. Then lhe pens to he the business manager of 1 prog 'the French opera company, now cowh seventh Imision.

1 A IS the nam. laiing in Sail ianiisc, with suen )'Ryatl and Brigadier General Lester idered gia.iuaied and they of it. a comedy-farce in three acts. i in lie actors and mil several other officers were in Ml-endance and delivered addresses. Ma-or E.

vV McCord. chaplain of the regi of this show, which will have its open lililie He erc ami aliie Miiuwcil. "Bui lo the reheaisal. The mem- ws en crazy fool 1 icrs oi Ihe iill-piofessional east how to walk eaticicd around the mess hen all. over the camp on ing he lal I llealel ill ispai nent.

through wh null was seemed, also sn.i I.e. gu lanburg on March IK. are soldiers who have temporarily left off doing sipiads sais: 'Let's go! Zing, there kick a'n alluring me over'the CootllfhtM veal the tr all. Tin TO SEND PAPERS ABROAD make this proilmllon Hie mosl re-ii liable of its kind "All of the principal men concerned the show are professionals. It was a M.

C. A shack the other day Ihe first aci the great scheme hat ll I nig a hislorv of the building and then I- turned it over In Major lloh.ai Mazet. irlacting commander, who accepted ll on ie behalf of the organisation. After the is i dev. W.

T. Crocker, chaplain of the l-'iftv -fourth Pioneer Infantry, read the I Scripture, the Lev Peter llnei. chup-i. Ilain of the lOlith Machine thin Bat-e I talion, ofl'eied il.e dedicatory prayer, I A number of Maim McCord friends in New York City raised the funds for i' n'tenaut I. "MeKenua and Sergeant Paul Mioi of Company H.

Kei -I- Ueatu Mu-i- assisted Mechanic Charles thai the soldiers who are to lake part ll We I is, I. at Mllg.PK. 'I llltt ami kicking. At one side of the stage show theli friend. the Hilltli Machine dun Battalion, directing .1 critical ee ai i ne reueai sal He is 1,1, allied, besides lug I i itten several of the i.

s. i- i 1,000 NEEDED BY NAVY I le.i'.-iiaiii 1 1 a 1 1 oi a ii lias men i -Ii by connected with lllltisliel shows other prod net Ions. When we wei a minstrel show that knocked oil their seals in San Antonio and LONG ISLAND ARMY ORDERS i PrOllC." Twelve sent tenant Joa is. 'The old man ,11 arrive any nun- vantages omes from oil her given by was the juvenile i r. S.

a or Sidney 1 "The lif Allen II IS I re, ,111 sill ess 120 feel wide, and lacity of more than hies, closets, retiring tage mid two the edifice a hotne- es of every denom-conducted in the and holidays. Dnr- College led Jnr-( lenei a I "I i Hie ad- lit services recent Iv iandt John Oradj sailor with its ad-i using scenes, new lo the Imagination ami ins daughter lite.1 This Brown, lead of 'Have I Marian, ho plat lights. Marian (iertrude the Palace Theat ltyan in appoini nun uirecioi oi he part of Bright- l.l s.i mi by he ill I le. York. Lnchot, the in Iclllnnea officer of rar is I hi sally III Hcrgerc.

Is I P' I'u-sl Lieutenant t- Kiiaie. c-amp ifter the finances of the division heater. "At the chorus rehearsal Provisional Hallway Be Regiment and ordered t. amp tirant. Kockford.

Ill aforementioned shack. I'rivate Stanh Crawford of Sally is a cal she has been a Comnaiiv A. 104th Machine i ign In the Seymours at iheit Dean sireei the money i the paper subscribed for directed to the heailoiinrters, p.ue (inn Battalion, was potting tne (lane ers through their pares Hughes is i member of the famous icing famili Captain II B. Ileylmann. H7th In-gntry has been granted a leave of usance for ten Brigadier Cer which turned QUI J.

J. Hughes of clothing outl keep, the sea I the question Adelaide ami ungues, erann of Stone and Hughes and MazU Hughes funnel the partner of Stan- "Bright-lights i to whether it 11. To whirl. lei- HiiL-hes (This beclns to look like a Hughes Who 'i He was in the Pass- win ni Sally retorts, sidling I taught Theda Bara convincing, especially yil pe, as Ihe tub Regiment ill Monis 101J and returned. more recently an extended daiieihg tour ol HECEMAN ENLISTS Hefteman, nf Mr South America.

I noiiiies win lippins: There was a cloud of dust hover- THREE BORO COMfvllSSIONS ler K. Bettker, Division QuartermMter Corpa which Hughes Was rehearsing the lilted toes and feel of the chorines lleadip 1 frivate Wa li.i.ln.illv finv i camp Headquarters Wadsworth was present last nigh at perred ti National c.ua Sp irt iiib'ii i 'Ii ioiIm of oni'ncrce "mvC C. A. OSTERCREN JOINS Vietaci. QUARTERMASTER CORPS school' I Army breeches It's a long step in the regulation uniform to the je clothes they will wear in the mil performance, bin Ihe accuracy arry L.

Williams, ment. Ammunltl. en delailed to the I. is Miss Rroi Private W.i their dancing and the potential Kiiiitshnr "si alohcrv ol men posiurrs oeioKeneu of the Line, as asi motors, iranspoi SERGEANT O'CONNOR AT CAMP JOHNSTON comes ihe Hie father. She "my life she is tson.

of Ambii-Boberts is a a University, i The College sion show he is icty debutante, by Private radford (treat iheir full-bloomed pulchritude when other words, lllel II he pippins' Come up. come up closer! in J. Brophy. Machine Cun 107th Infantry, has been sh.uiicd lb, liiies beckoning the danc O. Compan; Tierney, Companj Piupatrick i Infantry, and F.

lUtiil. rnfaut A. 107th I Company O'Hearn, Bai sled Ordnance isi stage ap. ers lip-flag. From one corner Arm; The Masqueradi music came thumping anu banging from a piano and Cymbals.

'That's It. le Ordnance Bepair vneri. in the i out lo shin- li Broni ,1 able iel that he dear old' Moulin B. lu.iiii Infantry, has heert Later, of course there will he real the Wnaiiei master 'costumes and grease-paint sifts from C.iiar.l. and assigned persons and funis well known in New illice of the Division I York: Ladv Duff Cordon, tleorge M.

ml promoted to the Cohan. Mrs. II. H. Harris.

Vantlne. land oihers enough to stimu- quarters i 'be division show. panv K. a "ne of the east who M. lufilh I SsHsBSSBBBSBBsl LHf JHPssB jM jii of Hie Sanitary Da-j Comp iniaiiti-y.

At Suppl; of 1 1 be was' in the office -b -ie, I "The miisie that was zipping and singing through the rehearsal hall was by Private Burton Hamilton. 106th Machine (Inn Battalion, who tickles the ivories hy countless number. Sergeant Leon de Costa. Headquarters Company of Ihe 106th Infantry, wrote some of the Ivrics and music, too. "While all this singing and dancing was soing on ihere yvas a rehearsal of the principals of 'You Know Me.

taking place in a mess shack further down Ihe road. the grade of sergeant. le partner in; and last season at the Century Stllff Mil er is Jack Mahn- hired comedian. i of the perform-1 riviite John J. Kavhik.

Cnmnanv l'i-d Ammunition Tram, has been IB ljj yji qu: me li, vision Mead- follows I'rivate William c. Woolfnrth Com-in 108th Infantry, has been to special duty with the Con- GEORGE OSTERGREN The Authors. "Hire was Private Stand Ma US Bramm Siange. Headquarters Troop. ersee-.

ins the child ot Ins brain, for Slanee i Company c. lotth ii -i Beech. Company ranlri -I, 1 Sulhvai I0th Ratl.ll.. and another soldier. I'rivate W.

An- 1 Arthur rjorbecker, Edward till am H. Manning. naiianan inmpain lOTHl Di and I Mitchell. y. 106th A II Hilton .1.

Me.Vally. Company Company II. ami B. 107th Infantry: W. Bnl H.

Brown and ecker have trans, Sanuary Detachment d.ichme i Detachment in Battalion. Chocolate -ni Ihe Taxi Hallahan has I aulj onip. successful stage doctor to manv i Bioadwai snecesses. writing a sreno Cullen, I I pate long s. I liowoei.

1 1 li of Sa II h'ls mam isrd play. Company. I Hath Infantry. Corporal I AtUaadMWgcagt "With Siangc and llallahan 'a Donnelly. I ica.lqua, Couipani dnnlT llon- rehearsal of the all-proessional cast and D.

tcammacer, Battery 105lh weeks.".