Evening journal., 1912-07-25
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IENIS UU UP
ON CAMP SITE
Advance Guard on Rifle Range
Today Making Ready for
the 0. M. D.
COMPANIES GET
THEIR MARCHING ORDERS

Of Delaware at the State Rifle Range.
below New Castle during the week
beginning Saturday.
The advance detail under Captain
Lawson, commissary, and Captain
Holcomh. quartermaster. proceeded
10 the camp site today 10 erect the
tents at general headquarters, store
houses and hospital tents. The en-
listed men will erect their own tents
when they arrive on Saturday.
Colonel Theodore Townsend will
detail Captain g. c. McElfatricls Of
the hospital detachment, together
with the ambulance and three men,
TO proceed 70 Newark. They viii so
via the Marshallton road, leaving the
Rrmory at 10 o'clock noon on Friday.
tlpon arrival In Newark Captain Nc
Eifatrick will report to Captain ia
rohs, OF Co. f.. and will accompany
that company 10 camp, the march be-
Ing made Friday night, so that they
win arrive early Saturday morning
being the first company to reach
ramp.
The staff. the band, the hospital de-
kachment and the first battalion,
nomprising companies A, G, ID ana
h. will be drawn up In front Of the
Armory at $50 Saturday morning.
They will proceed down Twelfth
street TO Market and down Market TO
Fourth, boarding special cars at
o'clock for camp.
Company n of New Castle win
leave on the arrival OF the Whining
ton companies there
Company y will leave Milford at
T.s5 a. M, via the Pennsylvania rail-
road. Company G of Dover viii board
The same train at $50 a. m. Both
rompanies will leave the train at
State Road station and march from
there, arriving at camp sometime be-
fore noon.
Because OF the camp on the rife
range. a change has been made IN the
schedule of the cars over the Will
mineton Southern Traction Com
pany's line which extends as Tar as
the camp site.
Beginning on Saturday at noon
the cars will be operated on a 20
minute schedule for the day, and on
Sunday a like schedule will be main
tanned from a mn until 11.40 p. m,
operating two cars at time, or
double-headers. as they are termed.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day the half hour schedule straight
through will be maintained and on
THURSDAY. known as Governors Day,
te schedule will be half hourly un-
III 10 n m. and from this hour un-
m II 40 n. m. Commute schedule
win be the order. with double-head-
ers from D. m On Friday and Sat
urdav the regular half-hour schedule
ont moon
hour OF the latter named day, whef
the Commute service VIII DC eneo'
tive
Several orders were issued from
the office OF Adjutant General l. r
Wickersham last night, including tne
appointment of DR.. George g. McEliac-
trick as captain and assistant surgeon
since Captain Kelly resigned.
Sergeant Lewis ]. Ellison or COM
pany c., was promoted to tho second
lieutenant OF infantry. Vice-Lieuten-
ant Harry +. Schuler transferred. Pri-
vate Samuel NJ. ID. Marshall Of Com
pany b., becomes second lieutenant, TO
succeed Lieutenant Connor, promoted.
Colonel Theodore Townsend to-day
ISSUED an order appointing Second
Lieutenant Lewis ]. Ellison battalion
ouartermaster and commissary of the
dr-st battalion. Vice Lieutenant Harry
r. Schuler was transferred to Com
pany c.
Arrangements have been completed
for the transportation of the men to
and from the camp. Six trolley cars
will leave Fourth and Market streets
on Saturday morning and run direct tC
she camp. This arrangement was
made possible by an agreement be
tween the New Castle and Delaware
City and the New Castle line. For
months past the Delaware City line
has been operated by storage batterl
car. The overhead wires. however
havev been replaced to the camp site
aud the New Castle line will run iti
cars direct to the camp.
Thursday has heen set apart as Gov
ernors Day and as this Is election
year and Governor Pennewills las
rear, It is expected that the attendance
will be very large The camp site 4
in splendid condition. II Is a rollinl
field. the drainage perfect. has fin
water and an unsurpassed view.
Camp Schedule Ont
The schedule for the camp OF in
etruction follows;
Saturday, July 25, 1912.
Make camp 2.30 TO $50 y. m, bat
TALON instruction; 4.15 D. m, guar
nount: $40 D. m. reglmental parade
Sunday, July 2s, 1912.
200 a. m, divine service; 415 p. m
9nard mount; $50 D. m, escort of tn
color
Monday, July 20. 1912.
7.30 a. m. 10 II a. NJ, battalion In
struction in close order, development
to $50 a. m., rest intermission an
band concert: 1.3O 20 $50 .. m. bat
talon instruction; close order, lee
turc and demonstration on care G
rife. principles OF rife firing and con
duct OF target practice. (By inspector
instructor) 4.15 p. m. guard mount
$50 p. m, regimental parade
Tuesday, July 30, 1879.
7.30 to IL a. m, regimental advanc
into action as part OF an extended nj
ing line; establishment of First Al
stations; removal and disposition
wounded; demonstration Of First Al
under direction OF surgeon; 100
$50 p. m, battalion instruction in d
velopments. frings. rushes; 415 D. n
guard mount; $50 p. m, regiment
parade.
Wednesday, July 81, 1912.
7.30 10 11.30 a. m, practice marc
instruction in advance guard, patro
ling, outpost, rear guard; 100 to g..
In o1ooo ordnr o,l