The Washington times., 1916-03-27

military discipline, and infractlons Of
rules will DO punished.
The students will rise at GEO n. m,
20 through settlng up exercises march
70 meals and to classes throughout the
day, and retire when taps IL sounded at
10 p. m. -,
The expenses OF the camp will be
horne by the students. Every woman
enrolled Will pay an enrolment fee Of
and will pay 81 per day during the
period of tho camp.
In addition to this every woman will
be expected TO provide herself with
uniform, which will be obtained Mt the
camp The working dregs will conslst
OF khaki shirt and norfolk jacket with
a khaki colored nannel shirt waist;
campaign hat similar to the SLOUGH hat
OF the army. tan shoes, etc.
The hat will have a blue cord. like
the infantry cord used in the army.
Sunday dress will be white. with tan
shoes. the same hat and blue cord. A
blue tie to match the hat cord will he
worn with the white uniform,
Students must be American born.
eighteen years OF age or over. and must
, present n physicians certificate OF mt
ness to take the course. Personal bag
gage will be limited to a handbag and
suitcase TO contain the necessary toilet
articles and changes Of clothing. Nc
valuables will be brought to camp. and
no Jewelry will be worn. The. care OF
the tents will be under the charge OF
the occupants under daily supervision
OF inspectors and officers of the day.
The camp aill be under the charge oil
the officers of the day appointed from
/ day to day, and the women will be or
ganized into companies. The health anc
after by a regular hospital establish
ment, which will form part Of the camp
To Assist In Guard Duty.
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be in charge Of the guarding OF tn,
camp. the students will be called upor
to assist In the guard duty. There viii
be daily inspections OF the tents ant
grounds. The students will be held re
spopsible for the condition OF tn,
camp. No food will be permitted in tn,
tents.
Each company will be composed o
fifty women. with a captain and tw'
lieutenants. to be selected from amonI
them. Army officers will be detailed 70
instruction in drill. etc. and will be Il
daily attendance.
The daily program will provide:
$50 q. m.-Reveille.
Z to 1880 a. m.-Miiitary calisthenics.
1850 a. m.-Breakfast.
| $50 to IL noon-Classes.
" noon-Dinner.
To y. m.-Lectures and conferenc
sessions.
tn s .. m.-Recreation and tow
leave.
6 TO 6:l5 y. m.-Ketreat.
i 6:b D. m.-Supper.
| p. m.-Roll call. IStudents out O
camp after p. m. must have specia
passes from the officer OF the day)
10 p. m.-Taps. Lights out and quie
In camp)
Program subject to change, at dis
cretion OF management.
The committee reserves the right O
action In all matters of discipline.
Committees In Charge.
Special courses will he provided 70
school teachers. Government clerk
and other employed women from 81;
&C. 9 p. M.
The enrollments so far indicate tina
the capacity OF the camp will be test
ed. 1t is expected that 900 womc
VIII complete the two classes of tw
weeks each. Four hundred will b
} accommodated in tents at the cam
grounds and the others will he real
dent In Washington and will go I
the camp daily. The classes vii
start at 500 a m. and each OF tn
outside students will be expected Z
report at that time and to remain un
til o'clock
The COMMITTEES in charge of tn