Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-23


demonstrating the normal attack over va
ried ground. The territory for this maneu-
yer and the disposition OF the forces will
be determined by the regimental command
ers and the instructor prior to August o.
Three pm. officers CALL instruction of off,
GERS at regimental and list Separate Battal-
lon headquarters, In accordance with the d.
rections Included In the schedule for Au-
gust 3. Brigade parade In accordance with
routine of duty schedule.
Thursday, August 10-S to 10 am, Com
panies A and B. 1st Separate Battalion. at
o'clock, in command of the senior officer
present of those companies, will report to
the commanding officer Of the LIST Regiment
for duty with that regiment. Companies G
and ID. 1st Separate Battalion. at the same
hour. in command of the senior officer pres
ent of those companies, will report for duty
to the commanding officer of the I'd Regi-
ment- The regiment. acting alone, demon
strating the normal attack against equal
force over varied ground; 10 m. to II m.
or later. the LIST Regiment. with Companies
and Z. list Separate Battalion reinforced
by platoon of Troop F. 18th United
States Cavalry, and the Sd Battery, Fiaid
Artillery. United States army, will con-
stitute the 1st Separate Brigade. Col. GU
rand commanding. The I'd Regiment, with
Companies G and ID, list Separate Battalion,
reinforced by a platoon of Troop f. 18th
United States Cavalry, and the LIST Battery,
Field Artillery. n. G. D. c., will constitute
the I'd Separate Brigade Col. Urell COM
manding. The brigade in battle. acting
routine of duty" schedule.
Routine Of Duty.
The following routine of duty will be OBJ
served each day. Sunday excepted. during
the encampment: Reveilie (first calD 5:15
am: reveille, $50 am; mess call Cbreak-
FAST s am: sick call. $50 am: fatigue
call, $50 am; recall, 80 am; drill first
calD, I:45 am: assembly, s am. recall
from drill, II am: mess call (dinner), 12:f5
pm: guard mounting, LIST Regiment, 1:15
pm. guard mounting, I'd Regiment, Lao
pm. guard mounting. LIST Separate Bat
TALON, 2:15 pm: parade first calD. 5 pm.
assembly. 5:15 IN. to the colors 80 p. m. !:
mess call Supper fifteen minutes after re-
turn of troops from PARADE; call to quar-
ters, 10 pm: taps. 1915 pm.
Reveille roll-call will be followed by set
ting-up exercises by squads for ten min
utes In each company under the direction
of its commissioned officers.
Routine of duty for Sunday: Reveille
FIRST calD, $50 am; reveille. 5:45 am /:
| mess call. am; sick call, $50 am. !;
fatigue call, $50 am: recall, 7;30 am. in
spection first calD. $50 a. m; assembly. $50
am: church call. 1915 am; services lat
headquarters). II am; mess call (dinner)
1890 pm: guard mounting, LIST Regiment.
100 pm; guard mounting. I'd Regiment, 2
pm; guard mounting, list Separate Bat
talon, 2:3o pm: parade first calD. pm:
assembly. SIS pm; to the coIors $50 p. m. +;
mess call Supper. fifteen minutes after re-
turn of troops from PARADE: call to quar-
tiers. 10 pm: taps, 10:15 pm.
All calls sounded from brigade headuuar-
tiers will be repeated by the buglers at reg
ulation headquarters.
How Troops Will Entrain.
The troops will entrain as follows on Au-
gust q.
First section, carrying the list Battery,
Field Artillery, the battery horses. officers
horses ~,
the cooks. will leave the b. and O. depot
at Q am
The second section, carrying the general
staff, I'd Regiment. and Ambulance Corps
Will leave at 1850 am.
The third section, carrying the list Regi-
ment. the brigade band and the corps of
field music. will leave at sos am.
The fourth section, carrying the 1st Sep
arate Battalion and officers servants at
$50 am.
Officers servants will be allowed on the
fourth section only.
Athletics in Camp.
Capt Edwards has prepared the follow
ing program of athletic events for the
afternoon of August 8. which will be SUBJ
mitted TO Gen. Harries for approval:
Heavy marching order, $50 yards run;
10O-yards dash. in running suits; 220-yards
DASH in running suits: 440-yards DASH in
running suits; one mile cross-country run;
putting the 16-pound shot: battalion relay
race; rescue race; outdoor basket ball game
between regfmental teams and base ball
game between regimental teams.
One prize for each event will be provided
Only members of the National Guard OF
| the United States army VINO have been in
| the camp five days will be eligible TO COM
| pete. In putting the shot each competitor
| Will he allowed one put only. The cross
| country run will be around the parade
| ground. The battalion relay teams must
consist of one man from each company OF
the respective battalions The rescue race
will be open to one team each from The
| battalions OF the National Guard. the Bat
| terry of Field Artillery and the troop Of
| cavalry, United States army.
Notes.
| Major Walter d. Davidge. judge advocat
| general District of Columbia militia, ant
! Lieut.. Herbert Giesy, Company D. 1st Regi
| ment. D. c. n. G.. have rendered their res
| ignations.
! Herbert ]. Bryson. first sergeant, Com
| pany l, LIST Regiment. has been unanimous
| ly elected second lieutenant of that com
| adjutant of the Sd Battalion. Ser
| geant Bryson served In the High School Ca
| diets and has been a member of the guarC
! for the past six years. He Is generally wei
| Informed and Is expected to prove q valu
| able addition to the company as a commits
| stoned officer. Sergeant Morris, who was
! candidate for the place, withdrew In favor
! of Sergeant Bryson.