The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-27

AMCSC cans Will De SOOnLSu IN eaCn rNSl-
ment, under direction of the regimental
commander.
Church call will be sounded on Sundays
at such hour as the regimental commander
may designate
Companies will assemble under arms in
their company streets at reveile. and at
retreat in case there is no dress parade.
Dress parade will be held every day, eX-
cept Saturday and Sunday, unless the
weather is unsuitable; of this the division
commander VIII be the judge and will is
sue instructions accordingly.
The kind of drill morning and afternoon,
will be prescribed by the division com
mander, and daily report made to him
concerning the drills by the division in
spector Due consideration should be
given to the urgent necessity for thorough
instruction in extended order movements
and outpost duty.
School, of instruction for officers and also
for on-commissioned officers, will be held
in each regiment daily at 2 p. m. under
such detailed instructions as may be given
by the division commander.
Division inspectors will give special at
tention to the manner in which guard duty
is performed the division commander Will
see that the provisions of the Manual for
Guard Duty are strictly enforced.
1t is expected that the troops of this
command viii be sent on service outside
of the United States at an early date, and
the intervening time at this camp must
be fully utilized to bring the military
bearing. appearance and instruction of all
officers and men to the highest standard
On Saturdays, drills and schools will be
suspended, and inspection will be held in
the morning. On Sundays, all military du-
ties, except guard and police, win be sus-
pended, and divine services will be held in
each regiment by the chaplain al such
q o ar11i inc y
nate
Division commanders will give and en-
force the necessary Instructions for the
police of camps under their commands, and
the daily inspections necessary to preserve
proper cleanliness. The sinks will be on
what is known as the dry earth system
concerning which the chief surgeon viii
submit for approval special instructions.
The chief quartermaster win make the
necessary arrangements for removal and
disposal of garbage, night soil and other
camp refuse. Pending the completion of
these arrangements, pits will be dug for
sinks and garbage will be buried.
The Avondale rife range will be used by
divisions in turn for rifle practice. For
the two weeks ending Nov. the range
will be used by the First Division. prac-
ticc will take place every day except Sun
day. The regiment or companies sent 10
the range will leave camp at 1880 a. M,
ana leave the range IN time 10 reach camp
ut 4:45 p. M; they will perform 40 other
military duty on that day, except guard
and police. Practice will be kept up dur
ing the entire time they are at the range,
except an intermission of forty-five min
utes for dinner.
The division commander will detail one
company 20 camp on the range and guard
all public property, and it will remain on
duty there until relieved by another COM
frr1y he AL lei 10
also detail an officer to have charge of the
range, give instruction in rifle practice,
and keep record of the scores. He will see
that the ammunition is issued and give
such detailed instructions as may be nee
essaIy. The importance of fully utiliz-
ing all the time spent in this camp for
the purpose of giving thorough instruction
in rife practice and familiarizing the men
with the practical use of their guns can
not be overestimated.
BY command of Maj Gen. Greene:
j. Fl. Dorst. Adjutant General.
Official: c. H. McGHl A A. G.