Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09
HIGH SCHOOL OUTING
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR EN-
CAMPMENT REGIMENT.
Plans for Summer Camp Being Con-
ummated-Another Meeting
Called for Next Week.

An enthusiastic meeting of high school
cadets was held last night at the home of
Commandment c. o. Howard, and officers
for the summer camp regiment were
elected
All the men present were officers of last
years cadet regiment of the high schools
Capt. Greed NJ. Fulton was elected col
onel amid great enthusiasm The other
officers are as follows: Adjutant E. H
Ingersoll; major, LIST Battalion, e F.
Leger; major, I'd Battalion, c. II. Potter;
captains, Company "a" f. s. NARROW,
100 East Capitol street: Company 3D." H.
Fl. Warner, 1904 Goth street northwest
Company &C. w. w. Steinberg, SOC 18th
street northwest; Company d." ]. e.
Law, 1927 14th street northwest.
The regiment, in the opinion of the COM
mandant, is to be congratulated upon its
officers, all of whom have distinguished
themselves In the High School Cadets, and
who have shown themselves jealous in pro-
noting the cause of the summer camp.
Captain Steinberg was a sergeant, but as
chairman of the enrolment committee did
much to secure the 40 names already sent
in. Captain Warner, experienced as ca
Diet captain, is expected on personal popu-
larity alone to complete his quota. An eff
fort will be made to make Company A DIS
point of view. Squads from each of the
five high schools will make up the company
which will in that manner represent all
sections of the city. Captain MarIowe has
already recruited thirty of the fifty men in
anticipation of being in command of Com
pany A.
All Anxious to Go.
OF the large enrolment many already
have enlisted and Capt. Theo Heap reports
that thirty have made payment for the first
week Col. Fulton from now will issue
orders in the form of circular letters
through the captains to enlisted cadets.
Captains of companies are in possession of
enlistment blanks, which can be secured on
application. The boys say that an early
enlistment is advisable for positions of lieu
tenants, sergeants, corporals are still to
be filed, and there may be designations
among the captains
The fourth meeting at the Ebbitt House
will take place next Friday at 1880 pm.
All High School cadets are invited to at
tend, and those contemplating going in for
the summer encampment will be asked TO
enlist at that time
Camp Routine.
The camp routine has been made out by
the officers in charge and approved by Com
mandant Howard: Reveille, am, set
ting-up exercise, ocean plunge; breakfast,
s am; guard mounting, o am; dismissal
from military duty, 10 to u am; dinner,
II M; dismissal from military duty, 1 to
$50 pm; roll CALL $50 pm; supper q
pm; dress parade, Z pm; dismissal, 1880;
taps, 10 pm.
Commandant Howard is most anxious
that parents should observe in this camp
routine ample time for other than military
experience. There will be time for all
kinds of athletic sports, and prizes will be
given for prowess and skill in rowing,
swimming and even expert fishing. Cadets
whose parents are fearful of danger will
not be allowed in the ocean, and it is felt
by the officers that with attention to water,
drainage, light, telephone and medical as
sistance no possible danger can be appre-
hended.
Cadets are enthusiastic over the general
plan for the encampment, which promises
to be an annual outing as well as an un-
rivaled military opportunity. There will be
a chance for constant practice in regimen
tai movements, In guard mounting, ex-
tended orders and that kind of work.