Evening journal., 1913-07-22
iMiiiiiIITIAMEN iiiii
In WAR LIKE
MANEUVERS
,ccntinucd PROM First Psge.l }


themselves rs being veil pleased with
tho WORK done by the nicn Delaware
troop. have a very hict standing with
the rcrular arm, oifccr~ in general
Saootinu at the rite raHgcs i~ now
acii.clv under wan. undci -u,rc, vision of
Alain William 4. Ramsey anu N1jor D.
G.. Bfadford Dr. SiN recruits arc being
takrs. from each company. ami arc sent
A. hs 200 Nani iansc 81 hcrc they aic
ai,en ihcif initial trs ont with thc scr-
,iec riHc n they make o fair showing
th,.V arc reserved fur mon, pmciicc. hut
II lhcv max, an exceedingly iOv -cuiV
thcs are sct,f hack io their coml@nics
and latcr viii be- given spccioi mstruc-
fion u, Major GamscN. Major Ramsay
said today that Dc Is ercaiiy pleased
with the showing 81 thc mrn and that
he 81 sure several fine maTk-,Hr would
he ,lr,ciel,cd from the recruits Niip have
aircad, shot. Nans of tho mtn uaNr
mover tired e Gun. sud the showing that
soinc of them made was really rcmar,-
ahic Today the militiamcn arv shooting
over the three hundred yarl nnvc
Yesterday Afternoon tho hospital
rorps was put through a rigid litter
and irsi aid driu for two hours under
thc instruction of Major William ID.
Marshall and Captain H. 5. purncll
of Fort nnponi. lie makes the sixth
regular army officer or former rogu-
lar army officer at camp. Two of
them. Colonel Cavenaugh and Major
RAMSAY. have retired from the regu-
lar army. but are connected with the
Delaware Militia The others are
Captain Purneu. Lieutenant Hunt
Sergeant Davis and a corporal. all
assigned 10 the Delaware troops for
the camp.
At 7.sO O'Clock every evening. Lieu
tenant Hunt viii conduct officers
school. The course of instruction
will be very thorough and will con-
sist OF an kinds Of milit9ry tactics
and problems Many things he ca
plains 20 the officers ON a big black
board.
Tomorrow afternoon baseball
game viii take place between teams
Of men Of the first and second bat
talions Captain Ellison viii be IN
charge Of the contests. There also
will be running races and other
sports
Among the visitors at camp ycster-
day who we're guests Of Governor Nil
Ter. we're Airs. Miller. Mrs. James
Bsily. the Governors sister, Mrs
Ralph Baily. the Governors niece
and Mrs. Charles H. Elliott Alexis
DUPONT. James p. Winchester, Col
oncl EFG. Buckner and Former Con-
grcssman Charles y. Landis motorcd
down 10 the camp late yesterday ar
tern0on and we're taken through II oy
General Wickcrsham.
Secretary OF State Thomas ". Mil
Ter. the Governors son; Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Chambers and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles s Cawthrop. formed an
other party who visited the Governors
headquarters.
Quite a number Of Wiimingtonians
motorcd 20 camp and came on the cars
20 witness parade last evening
Noics Of the Camp.
Postmaster James 7 English Was
visitor al the camp yesterday.
Mrs & D. Sawdon visited Regi.
mental Sefgeant Major sawdon on
SBpdst
AIR and Mrs James p RatlodgS
>>and Miss Virginia RatlcdEe were ths
guests of Captain &. W. Cannon a.
dinner on SUNDAY. Mrs. Cannon anc
daughter, Virginia. were also IN th'
party
no ndNU EINNr a fNA''AN IA AA''t
OF the Governors headquarters ever.
evening after parade.
Lieutenant Senseman. who wat
taken dangerously IN yesterday wa
one OF the most popular men AZ tn
camp.
Robert Oglesby plcascd the sold
iers last night with trombone soil
entitled The Message 30 the EYcn
inr star" While in his private ten
SUNDAY gust of wind collapsed
AMI Oglesby had to bc dag out. Scr
roant Hyatt OF the band has yer
bad lin and IL is feared that bloc
poisoning may set in He was bite
by an insect on the lip and IL ha
become very much swollen fror
blowing a horn Fred r. Hannum
The new drum major Of tho band.
The recruits arc still hunting i'
skirmish line and the key TO the Ter
poles One Of them made the roun'
Yesterday among the officers and ms
for twenty five yards oi white sl0rmi'
line another went after white Ian
black" still another was seut to one
the highest officers in the regiment g
- cents. The Joke Of u was that u
officer gave him the money and han
full Of cigars with orders never to ron
back again under penalty of two days
the guard house first Lieutenant
fred -. Hirzcl and Second Lieutenant
J. Fberhard entertained several Yisito
81 the camp last evening at dinn'
Later a Jolly automobile party w
formed
Tho men Of Company a are congrat
latine themselves on the excellent cool
that they have and the line food Ne
fprday their menu was as follow
Breakfast scrambled eggs. oatmeal. h
con- bread aud butter and coffee; di
ncr bccistcak. roast potatoes. brow
gravy. lima beans, rice pudding and no
beer; supper. beef stew with wine aau,
potatoes. hot biscuits and coffee. Ne
terday nine men oi Company A qualih
~ narksmen. The shooting Of an 1
recruits has been the best in the hi
tory OF the camp
Sergeant Joseph g. Davis. T. s.
who has charge of the school of
stniction of the non-commissioned of
GERS. Is one Of the most popular men e.,
detailed here by the government. y,
terday afternoon he rot the mon com
down to business and drilled into IN,
all sort, ui military know ledge.
Captain n s. PuurH of ihc mcdi,
corps at Fort Dupont. has been detail
to the camp and is instructna the m
Of the hospital corps
Every day az guard mount the ba
plays, when It's Apple blossom Ti
n Normandy 1t is = general fasori
On Sunday night the band gave
special concert at Ocean Beach Pa