Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-07-21
TO CAMP AT INDEPENDENCE.

pany d, l. N. G., go to independence
this wednesday, morning to partici-
pate in the encampment of the 53rd
regiment, which has been ordered to
that city for ten days. Colonel H.
a. Allen has issued general order No.
q, which reads as follows:
This regiment will go into camp at
Independence, Iowa, July 81, by such
routes as will be ordered later by
the Adjutant General. The camp will
be tanned Camp Wolcott," in honor
of Morse Wolcott, the first soldier
from Independence who lost his life
IT, the Spanish-American war. The
following hours of service and ,oll
calls will be observed by all troops.
Formations at reveille and retreat will
be under arms, and commissioned Off
GERS will he present with each COM
pany at roll call: First call, $3.50 a.
m.; revei!le, $40; assembly (roll
calln, 5.a5: church first call). 5:55;
Church assembly, 6; mess call, 6:15;
sick CALL 6:45; fatigue first calD g.
SO; fatigue (assembly), 6:55: school
call IN. G. o., 7:15; guard mounting
tfirst calD, 7.i5; guard mounting (as-
sembly), $50; adjutant's call, s; drill
first CALI, Sac; drill call, $3.50;
assembly, $3.50; adjutant's call, 9;
recall, II; first seargeant's call, 1880
mess call, 70; school call, 1870 p. m.
drill first calD, 1:45; drill call, 1850;
assembly, 1855; adjutant's call, q;
second adjutant's call, 2:1O; recall,
4:10; fatigue call, APO; issue call,
1880; mess call, 5:45; parade first
calD, 6:S0; assembly, GAO; first adj
jutant's call, $3.50; second adjutant's
call, Z; tattoo. $3.50; call to quarters,
1915; taps, 1880. On Sunday there
will be inspection and muster at a.
M, church at 2:3O p. M, regimental
parade-review-at p. M, and a
sacred concert at p. m.
Company commanders will make a
rigid inspection of their commando
before leaving home station for fixed
ammunition. No ball cartridges Of
any kind will be taken to camp.
Lieutenant-Colonel L. ]. Rowell is
hereby appointed summary court Off
Ger for the tour of camp duty.
Lieutenant-C Colonel L. j. Rowell will
have charge of the guard duty during
the period of camp duty.
Major E. C. Johnson is appointed
police officer for the tour of camp
duty.
Cooks and helpers will wear the
white coats, caps and aprons provid-
ed during the serving of meals, and
they must be clean and neat.
Company commanders will see that
their khaki clothing, leggins and
haversacks are washed and clean be-
fore going to camp.
There will be a non-commissioned
officers school held during camp.
The following is published for the
information and guidance of all con-
cerned:
| Wednesday, July 21-Enroute and
establishing camp, regimental parade.
Thursday, July ga. M, battalion
drill-close order; p. M, regimental
drill, close order; regimental parade.
Friday, July ga. M, battalion
drill, extended order: p. M. regi'
ments in advance and rear guard;
regimental parade.
Saturday, July ga. m. battalion
and regimental drill, close order; p
M, athletic contests; regimental
parade.
Sunday, July 25-a. M, inspection;
p. M, church; regimental parade;
evening, sacred concert.
Monday, July ga. m, battalion
advance guard; rear guard and out
posts; p M, regiment problem, regi
mental parade.
Tuesday, July 27-a. M, regimenta
drill, close order; regimental parade;
night, problem.
Wednesday. July ga. M. prob
lem; regimental parade.
Thursday. July ga. M. inspection
&C. o. No. 2 w. ID. NJ. AZ; p
parade.
m. governors review. regimenta
parade
Friday, July so-Break camp an'
enroute home.