Evening journal., 1909-07-26
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look, 81 is altogether likely that all fu-
ture encampments will not be held here.
IL IS said that Governor Pennewiil in
clines 10 the idea o, alternating the en-
campments between the lower and upper
ends OF the state, and II this idea is
carried out Rehoboth probably will be
chosen for next years encampment. re-
turning to the present site the following
year This years site scarcely could be
eNcelled In Delaware for natural advan-
tages and beautiful surroundings
THIS MORNINGS ROUTINE.
Some idea of the rigor OF the military
routine entered upon today can be had
from the orders read at parade last even
ing by Captain Dillon, adiutant The en-
tire regiment was put through instruc-
tions by squads, companies and battaiions
including an hours instruction and prac-
tce In the use OF rifles and small arms.
This afternoon there will be instruction
OF companies IN guard duty.
Routine Of Camp.
Now orders establishing. the routine OF
camp and the schedule Of field work for
the week are as follows:
General orders No. II.
!. Par 1. G. O., No. Q, c. s., is revoked
and the following order Of the day will
be observed during the remainder of this
tour Of duty:
! First call. SIS a. m. reveille. $50 a. IN. /:
assembly, $40 a. m.. setting up drill, i'm
medlatcly after reveille: recall. $3.50 a. m. :
breakfast. a. m; fatigue call, $50 a. m. f:
sick cali, 6.45 a. M. drill call. 40 a. m. f:
assembly. 7.l5 a. M; recall. S.45 a M: drill
call. 9.t0 a. M; assembly, 9.15 a. M; re-
call, 1880 a. M: drill call 1855 a. M; as
sembly. II a M. recall 12 noon; dinner.
1910 p. m. drill call. 1866 p. m; assembly.
. p. M. recall. p. m. first call for guard,
4i5 p. M; assembly, 42O p. m; adjutant' s
call, i90 p. m; supper, 5.l5 p. M; first
call, parade. 6i5 p. m. assembly. $50 p. m.
adiutants call. $40 p. M; retreat. sunset;
call TO quarters, lo45 p. M: taps II D. m
3 Old guard fatigue at $50 a. m, will
be dismissed when finished.
g. Except IN bad weather tents will be
rolled and blankets spread over then to ail
Immediately after reveiile: at 1880 a. m.
Immediately after recall. blankets win bl
r neatly folded and placed in proper posi-
B tons inside tents
T. The rifle range win be open fror
revenle to retreat for the use Of officer
and enlisted men not engaged at drills o
ceremonies.
By order Of Colonel Townsend
Captain. First Delaware Infantry Ad
iutant
Officers Busy, Too.
The enlisted mon are not the only one
who will be kept busy. The officers VII
have their share OF work. as much in fac
I - .f.Ts. -, A.
) of. as will be shown in the following orde
. issued yesterday and giving the schedul
for each day:
July %, 1900.
Camp Evan s Watson, Delaware,
p General orders No. r.
l. The following schedule OF exercise
will obtain during this tour OF duty.
b Monday July g. 1909.--1.15 to 7.45 a. m.
school Of tho soldier and squad. Pars
g0-37. infantry rill regulations, inclusive
Pars 1910; "a to 1856. 745 to s45 a. m.
school Of the company; Pars. 16i TO 22C
D inclusive 9l5 TO 1880 a. m, battalion
y driu. close order. Pars 242 to 3l9. II 4
u T. noon. position and aiminv drills. Par'
2s-56. small arms firing regulations, b.
squads under supervision Of company on
GERS. . to p. M, instruction of com
7 panies IN guard duty by company on
6 GERS.
Tuesday. July "a, laO9.-5i5 to s a. m
school OF soldier and squad, pars. sos
12.l2S. iS0-iie and Par 157. to S.A5 3
g M. Pars. a2i. 10 23S. inclusive. oxtende
n order a.15 TO 1890 a. M, battalion eS
II tended order drill position and aimln
drill Pars. % 10 S. small arms, hrin
regulations. TO p. m. company drill
IN n D.
drill regulations. company supposed TO
advance guard OF battalion. Compan
officers to run over Pars. % 20 100. nel
% service regulations before driil. and e.
= plain Same 10 company
Wednesday. July %. ieo9.-7.l5 to AS
!. m.. company close order drill 7.45 to Si
- company extended order drll, 10 includ
normal attack 915 to 1880. battalion e.
tended order drill. II to ~. advance guar
by battalion. TO 3 p. m. officers schoo
companies to be drilled by non-commi
stoned officers.
Thursday. July %. 1s09.-715
| lS45 a. m.. outpost drills by compan
! each company to establish two picket
| (no supports or reservesl. Sentine
! TO be posted and instructed and the
| relieved. so that each man Is put
| position once; pars. 1876 to 1853. hel
| service regulations. Study Pars II
H TO 1853. +. = r. 915 TO 1O.45. reg
II mental review in line and line
1 masses. 11.S0. inspection Of cam
$50 D. M, review by the governor.
l. Friday. July 30. 1sOe-7.l5 TO II
! M. practice march, with advance an
rear guards (for all companies thi
! do not march to or from camp Il
| miles 10 be covered. 7.l5 to S.45. con
pany drill. pitching shelter tents. a'
vance guard. extended order. loadir
i and firing, Pars. 130 10 146. 915
II 1880. battalion extended order dri
2 p. m.. officers school. . TO 3, con
lpany drill under on-comnissioned o
= ncers
re H. Tho schedule for Saturday. Ju
81. 1909. will be announced later
re BY order of Colonel Townsend
m G. NJ Dillon,
Nv Captain, First Delaware Infantr
Adiutant
Captain Jacobs. OF Company E, Newar