The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
Noal At CAMP Lee
Like REAL WARFARE
1een Baggage In Trench work. ~tsein q
Over Tire T~rs- fsr~nsd~-TA ro~frE
Ans sfmuflar Activities.


Camp Lee. Va. November zS.-~In-
sfructicns In many widely varied
phases OF war making is constantly
Z. preEress at Camp Lee. Some units
are beanG trained In going over the
top" from the trenches. the various OBJ
attaches which may impede them being
Duplicated In the arranGemeut of
ditchea hurdles and walls to he sealed
Ofhars are given object lessons In
A4htinG from the trenches themselves.
the imitation bitches displaying most
clearly to the embryonic soldier Va hat
must perhaps be Ms home 70. weeks.
nacnths or longer on the European bat
sls front. Resistance TO poisonous gas
fumes is being taught 10 stiIl others.
Arse by a demon stration OF the gas
nAsk. it's mechanism. method of con"
mag and wearing and later they have
been practiced In wssrins the masks
Tor extended periods OF time while
ssandins stall and marching.
Josn Ozsseer~' Club,
Eight hundred and eightY-dNe off,
GERS have already totnad the Officers
club a; this camp. The clubhouse IL
al LAker.oat park. and the formal
epsrJng ozly awaits TIRE receipt and
Installation Of furniture and equip
-ere poolrocu and u Yesdirg -rOor II
In addition 80 restaurant ard rooms
for the accom- medallion ~ the club
members ara their gve str have been
provided
rNs clubs presAs srt ia Aas5r-L}sn-
~rs1 Crank ard the board q gov
srnews ~ coTpcseS q Ghs ErCu1tu s1t
@ssesrs
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"a aG-say asxzc - tA4- s5S ballroom 90
re s@ccaz s1- - 80 c4Ekhc4Se.
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Avrar1siA are - zse - t1e Scar sta
6srts In .ne @sw3s4erAH s1Ass} % &Tr,s
IAe ssn6ezs agAts t1s Ease and w5th
the approved e~ersazt ta-rw. heaves
she raass tate tne ~sH@~zy trsnch- The
nurstsrg oo-h xcAtts~~ the n&als In
much the same fashion az tbs pieces
cf live grenade = sala be strewn
abcUs.
A novelty yesterday was mounted
drill by one II the batteries % the
Hxth artillery, The wooden guns Of
the battery were dragged around by
mules and ali things considered excel
lent results were obtained.
Tbs football team of the s1sth in
tantry viii leave for Washington this
morning in a private car for their
game with United statae marine team
At the American League park Ths
Camp Lee eleven has been coached by
Lieutenant Ralph r. johnson. q for
mAr player on the University OF Min
nsHo<A tea m. snd be was assisted by
lAautsnant c. c. HighieE. formerly OF
Princeton, and Lieutenant n. ". Nc
Fadden. an aIl-Southern star Among
rhe colleges represented by tho men
from this oantonment who VIII play
are Penn State college. Georgetown
University of west Virginia. LsaFay'
cite college and LehiEh university
Five v.rwtnians were yesterday re-
tActe6 for military service. They ars
Philip ]. Volts. Houston: Ben r, Hayes
Norfolk. George Johnson. King George
HuEh Il. Bell, stanton. and Edward
NJ Thomas, Charlottesville