Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-30
CADETS SUMMER CAMP
HIGH SCHOOL REGIMENT TO GO
TO OCEAN CITY, N. J.

Saturday next High School cadet regi-
| ment will go into summer camp. To each
of the three thousand or more students OF
the Washington high schools the assured
fact OF an annual cadet encampment comes
| as an answer to many aspirations, ambi-
tons and heretofore fruitless efforts AT
last an encampmcnt grounded upon bust
ness principles. flnanciered and organized.
will be held. The camp of 1905 promises to
be the first of series.
Camp equipments, tents. cots and the
thousand and one essential properties neces-
sary to a comfortable, sanitary condition
have become a perpetual holding, and bust
ness men Of two cities contributing to
the movement, with some assurance of It's
success an investment.
70 the caCetS interested the opportunity
fo~ an outing with companionanle, con-
genial fellows. chance for physical re-
generation and military exercise is an OPP
pc rtunity rot to be missed.
The slight cost of the outing, So per week
for boa and the reduction in fare SIS for
the extended round trip, puts the chance
for vigorous, stimulating and yet care
fully superintendent outing within reach of
any energetic American boy.
Besides prize ot SO for the cadet going
in as a private and mustered out a cap
tain is going to pay some well-disc plined
fellows expenses.
The camp is to be held at Ocean City, n.
j. Questions have been asked about Ocean
Grove, n. j.. and Ocean City, Md. The in
Vitaticn to the cadets came from the bust
ness men of Ocean City. N. j., and the very
substantial backing of the invitation with
more than $500 makes it possible to accept
the offer.
A committee of cadets working with
Washington business men will make a re-
port of progress in subscriptions in the
early part of the week. 1t is confidently
predicted that Washington will go Ocean
City one better and supply the additional
funds necessary to assure perfection and
stability to the annual camp movement.
Regiment Partially Differed.
AS stated yesterday the provisional cadet
regiment is only partially differed. The
ambitious cadet still has reason for enlist
ment. Promotions will be made after ar
rival at camp. Blanks indicate positions
still to be filed:
Colonel, c. w. Fulton Conduit road, D. c.
Staff-Lieutenant colonel, -----; regi-
mental adjutant, V. l. Richards. 629 Mary
land avenue northeast; major 1st Bat
TALON, Chas. II. Potter, 90 Sth northeast;
major, I'd Battalion, Eugene F. Leger, 23O
I'd street northeast; lieutenant of ordnance.
Non-commissioned staff-Cadet quarter
master; -; cadet commisSary, --;
sergeant major -; assistant quarter
master. LIST Battalion adjutant.
-: I'd Battalion adjutant
Line1Company A-Captain. Francis 5.
Marowe, $50 East Capitol street; first lieu
tenant --; second lieutenant,
Company B-Captain, ]. e. Law. 1871 14th
street northwest first lieutenant, ---;
second lieutenant, -.
Company C-Captain. w. L. Steinber2. JOG
18th street northwest; first lieutenant,
-: second lieutenant --.
Company D-Captain, ----: first lieu
tenant. --: second lieutenant, ---.
Special positions, such camp photog-
rapher, statistician, chairman of press com
mitttee and chairman of athletics. are still
open. The rosters of the companies are IN
preparation. and will be given out later.
A special train from Pennsylvania sta
ton at $50 a m. Saturday, August ., has
been chartered for cadets and their friends.