Show GUARDSMEN TO TOc c RECEIVE THEIR i PAY TODAY Shrapnel Delayed Expected to Arrive for Target i I Practice Tomorrow 1 By Albert AlbertH H. H Paul Staff Correspondent of The Toe Telegram NATIONAL TRAINING CAMP Jordan Narrows July 28 Payday day payday What'll you do with it a. drunken soldier Popular Popular soldier interpretation of the bugle call which summons the man in khaki to th the paymasters pay- pay masters aters tent to receive his hard earned eared cash Tomorrow morning the bugle will sound the payday call and of officers officers ot- ot and men will be paid due proportions proportions pro pro- portions of a salary budget of or nearly I I The popular payday payday jingle was was on the minds and lips of ot the men menas menas menas as as they went about their daily dally tasks today There was a general feeling of i Itching expectancy as until noon to today today today to- to day when the time of paying was waa definitely announced to be tomorrow morning no one In the camp knew whether th the mazuma would be disbursed disbursed disbursed dis dis- dis- dis today or next weeks week Word from the adjutant generals general's office re relieved relieved re- re the tension but the air and improvised words of the bugle call cail continued continued con con- to burst periodically ally from throats In every section of ot the camp SHRAPNEL DUE TODAY A A trip to the Narrows camp tomorrow tomorrow tomor tomor- row providing the shrapnel ammunition ammunition tion shipped many malY days ago and due duea a week before this has arrived will convince anybody that the men of the camp are efficient soldiers Officers are elated over the progress of cf the three weeks Simply wonderful wonder wonder- flu ful is the way Lieutenant Colonel Webb characterizes It And the entire force of some seven forty commissioned commissioned commissioned commis commis- officers echo with adjectival e ex exclamations exclamations ex- ex of great excellent and beats all according very likely to toj j which section o of the beehive commonwealth commonwealth common- common wealth the officer hails from The officer has had to learn more than the men He has taken more classes end and nd worked more Intensively as any member of the camp or casual visitor will tell you j To ani any who h doubt that the school at atthe atthe atthe the Narrows has been successful I Iw w would uld recommend a reading of ot the following following following fol fol- fol- fol lowing subjects which officers and men have have- been taught during the last three weeks Tho the gun squad the firing battery batter battery the driver the battery mounted material adminIstration administration administration admin admin- smoke bomb practice calculation calculation lation of firing data firing adjustment and use of instruments adjustment of f harness use and work of batt battery ry- ry commander details reconnaissance reconnaissance reconnaissance recon recon- and occupation of enemy country construction and concealment of f sun gun pits gunnery and explosives panoramic sketching the battery dismounted dismounted dismounted dis dis- dis- dis mounted the pistol first aid tent pitching and folding packing of fi field ld kits personal hygiene and camp sanitation sanitation sanitation sani sani- tation training In Instructing and commanding description and use of battery commanders commander's telescope range I finding battery commanders commander's ruler I visual signaling and transmitting mes mes- mesI I Sages sages SPECIAL CLASSES n Aside from these general Instructions instructions special work was given to mess sergeants first sergeants stable sergeants sergeants sergeants ser ser- cooks buglers and blacksmiths You can bet your last dollar that the five-day five rest coming up will be appreciated dated Early Monday morning the guardsmen will be up and breaking camp Class work ends Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Sun Sun- day morning a terrain ride over the hills to the west of the camp will be betaken betaken betaken taken under the direction of ot Captain A A. AR A R. R R Thomast ThomasL Thomas t L' L No leaves eaves of absence or passes were granted the men today A half holiday at the camp was celebrated by an attempted attempted attempted at at- tempted baseball game but rain In in- in Until today rain ba has been as scarce as 55 the proverbial hens hen's teeth It wasa was was- a e. welcome relief from the last hot dry dusty three Weeks Appointment of a captain to succeed W W. E E- i. i Lindquist who obtained an honorable release from his command commands as s captain adjutant of the second battalion battalion bat bat- due to imperfect condition of his eyes and of several severa lieutenants to bring the commissioned ranks of the Utah field artillery to war strength l be made nde de Monday |