Evening star., 1914-07-15
ARMY STUDENT CAMP
IS WELL UNDER WAY
Site Mea- Asheyiile. N. c.. Proves
Idsel-I13 Hare Reported
fc-- instruction.

SPECIAL ,o--,s.,o.dca,c of T.s Star.
ASHEVILLE. " c.. July 1.-THE stu
don't cam, crs,anized by the War Depart
ment a. Asheville. y. g., IS we'll under
way Tfe camp IS located on = spur OF
Sunset mot atain. about two and one
half mites from AsEeville. Di: ect1N east
o. The camp SSnset mountain r.ses nearly
go, feet " hile fa- TO the west and south
;~ctohes TIC mas! range % the Blue
.:iG:;e mouat.;ns, with Noun; Psgah
!corl-iI-s III, ~ the distance. "i!@ ciimat,
In idea, for camp in the ca. the SUI
Is hot oi:c.el 10 ..Ne Cve:: tie most c.
acting person a health! coat of taa. ~hi.e
in the evening it is cool enough 10 sleep
under a double blanket
Cant Preston Brown. the commanding
officer IS ably seconded in his effort to
give the students few of the tudime nts
Of military drill by the otter officers de-
tailed to the camp. To date lis students
nave reported fo~ duty They are divided
into two conpanies. Company y being in
command of Lieut.. !. NJ Ware, ''th IN
fantry. while Compan: ;s commanded
bv Lieut. :. NJ CummiI:s. 18th Infantry.
Ordnance Equipment Delayed.
Owing 10 DELAYS in tralst., the ordnance
equipment has just arrived but III its
absence the corlnaIies nave been instruct
ed in infantry GRILL without arms. Con-
sidering the a.noun. of time devoted to
Grili-one and one-ha:f hours a day-sood
progress las been made. When instruc-
ton under :i-nS is taken UP the compa-
ues give promise Of rapidly incoming eX-
pert in the handling OF the rifles.
-Nfte.- driN and before dinner there are
two periods Of school. At present the
rirst class. 9:l5 to iO:3O o'ciocil,- is con-
Quoted by Capt. Green. who is instruct
ing the students in the Geld service reSu-
lationS of the army. Eegula" lessons are
assigned and questions asked for the pur-
pose of testing ont the care with which
the lessons have been prepared. The
second class is conducted by capt. Brown
lie is teaching topography cnd mapping,
and. as Il large number OF the students
are from technical schools, the progress is
iapid.
Abou. the 27N, OF ,hs month the two
student comIan es Will take Il ractice
,narc., 10 hendersonville ard return \
week VII b. consumed Oil this march.
a distance of approximately fifty-hSe
miles. The rate Of marching viii be
s1,ai-about eight miles Il day-to en-
ahic the officers to give instruction in
deld work, embracing p.troli :Ig. I'D, ance
and rear guards. outpost DUTY. attack,
defense, cic- TIE conlranies Will march
on the a assumption tha; they are i'll hog
tile territory. and they will govern them
seiv.s accord .ne-y. The regular troops on
dItY here consisting of the 22i Coast
.>rtiliery Corrs Band and. Troop H.. 9Th.
cavalry. PROBABLY will accompany the
student companies OH the march \ Est
IT students from Washington follows:
Students From Washington.
if. 5. Bishop. 1861 Harvard street, Vest
ern High School: Marion Butle:.. jr.. 200 ]
il street. National Cathedral School;
Maurice 2. Freeman. ;.;IJ o street Busi-
acss High School: Maurice L. Harding,
jr i,.,,,i q street. Georgetown La " School:
Edward y. Jones' Western High S..,ool;
Rufus 6 Lusk. LIB New York avenue.
Georgetown CoIlege: Daniel Z. c. Morse.
Valley View farm. District of Columbia. 1
Catholic University: Edward c. Morse,
Vale, View farm. District OF Columbia.
Princeton University. W. c. Is. Morse, !
Valley View farm, District of Columbia,
Princeton University: Harrison J. Polk, :
2t41 Wyoming avenue. Episcof al High
School: Philip r. Pratt. 2DlJ Columbia
road. University of Virginia: Alfred r.
S:lands. 9Ol Avenue OF the Presidents,
Western High School: Richard E. Strands.
:"! Avenue of the Presidents. Western
High School: John r. Boyd. 2io1 o street,
lows. J;,;4 Wisconsin avenue Technical
.iiGh School: Thomas L. Hume jr-. 2ll3
5 street. Western High School: Charles E.
\rey. 91I 9th street, Technical High
School: Frank II. II. Nolte, the Wyoming,
Georgetown University: Jesse z. Porter.
I3l L street. Technical High School: Carl
y. H. Ries. 13i2 Jackson street northeast
Technical High School: Claudius II. NJ.
Roberts. tie Cordova. Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology. and Abram R.. VIM
gate. jr., 2';i1 Garfield street, Central
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