The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-15
SALE ISSUES ORDERS
FOR MAN0EUVRE CAMP
Cover Movements OF State Troops
During Summer Encampment
at GordOnsviilc.
WORK ON SITE PROGRESSING
Company OF United States Regulars
and Mounted Scouts Will Partici-
pate - Richmond Soldiers VIII
Leave on Morning of July Fl.

General orders. covering the move
ments OF tho Virginia citizen sold!cry.
by Adjutant- General w w. Sale. in q
circular TO all resimcntal and company
commanders. The schedule OF work.
as outlined in the order, calls for prac-
teal instruction in every duty SOL
der would be called upon TO perform
In actual warfare, including tho re-
polling OF night attacks and an
Sagement between Two forces: 10 be
Te arrva ofhe iroops AMI Mn be late
In the afternoon on Tuesday. Many of
the companies VIII come great dist
ance. AS the various commands de-
train at the grounds. tents VIII he
pitched. ana the camp arranged. There
Will be no routine duty performed.
with the exception of guard mount late
In the evening.
WILL. BEGIN WORK
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
Beginning on "Wednesday morning. i1s.
arrangcd that II viii be taken in ro-
to extenrcd squad drill, followed sue
ccssively BY company, battalion, regl-
mental and brigade operations The
a:30 <. n. and 3 p VI. TO 4:3o =. NJ.
Regimental parades Will be held at
go NJ each day; foHo~ed imme e.
stoned officers school will be held.
the Red and Blue forces Will clash.
The Reds will be composed of the First
and Second Regiments, and the Blues
OF the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion and the Fourth Regiment.
The two forces VIII leave camp al 3
o'clock in the Afternoon. In full 1eid
equipment, ana VIII march out at least
Ave miles, where shelter tents VIII be
pitched, and the commands viii biyOuac
Tor the II :snt- Each man w!il cook his
individual rations
MAKE IMAGINARY ATTACK
rPoN EACH or CAMPS
During the night there viii be AN
imaginary attack on each camp, and
tho two forces will take up defensive
positions to protect themselves from
the forces vii! strike tents. AMI move
out al o'clock. \ Situation will be
given out, making an enlargement be
the sham bat,ie, the men viii return
TO the :nanoeuvre camp.
On THURSDAY; July 20. there VII be
OF tho paymaster VIII take place. camp
viii be broken. and after policing the
grounds aud inspection, the troops viii
begin 20 eItrain :or home
BE N CHARGE or CAMP
Colonel Wilder, OF Fort Meyer, VIII
with Bigadler- General G. G. Vaughan
as the commanding officer OF the Viz
composed OF sixty enlisted men and
three officers, togethc. with twenty
i've mounted scouts from Fort Meyer,
viii participate In the Enanoeuvres.
Lieutenant Colonel Allen Potts.
quartermaster- general. Vlrg:n!a Noiun-
tecrs, notified General sale Yesterday
that the work on the camp size is pro-
crossing finely, and that tho grounds
would surely be ready for occupancy on
the arrival OF the troops. An adequate
water supply has /bccn put in. and
Kitchens and mcsf-halls for the com
pauics erected. Many o: the supplies
are already on hand. ana arc being
unioaded on ihe grounds. the Chesa
peake and OHIO Railway having run 4
spur track 20 the camp site.
Richmond troops VIII leave here
shortly before 10 o'clock on Tuesday
morning. and viii have dinner on the
train. Thcy Viii arrive in camp In
the afternoon. and VIII he under can
vass before n!ghttal-