Evening star., 1922-06-27
GET TWELVE DAYS
!. OF REAL ARMY LIFE
Non Commissioned Officers,
High School Cadets, Train
ing at Camp Simms.

Faced with twelve days Of genuine
army life, approximately 100 non
commissioned officers of the Wash
ineton High School Cadet Corps.
aspirants for commissions during the
next scholastic year. arrived at Camp
Simms, Congress Heights, shortly be-
fore noon today for their second an
nual encampment The training to
be given the cadets at the camp Is
designed primarily to thoroughly
fami.iarize them with Army feld
work and military problems and mt
them to lead the cadet companies OF
the next school year
The real period of training will not
begin until tomorrow morning. when
bugle will call them from their
hunks at 5:45 o'clock. Soon after
arriving at the camp today the cadets
were divided into two companies and
assigned to the different barracks.
After they had dinner at noon their
time was devoted to arranging the
barracks in order and stuffing the
bedticks with fresh straw.
Camp Menu Introduced.
The first meal served the cadets at
camp consisted of an old-faShioned
New England dinner. prepared by a
quartet of cuisine experts under J. X
Gibson of the list Maryland infantry,
National Guard. Chef Gibson's as
Britton, f b. Leonard and E. T.
Freml, all Tech High School students.
The menu included boiled ham and
cabbage. boiled potatoes, ice tea and
bread and butter. Supper, which VIII
be served at o'clock. Will include
stewed tomatoes. cold ham, potatoes;
stewed peaches, ice tea, bread and
Lieut.. Col Wallace NJ. Craigie. U. S.
A. professor of military science and
tactics in the Washington high
schools. is executive oftcer OF the
vision over the training. Capt. A. c.
Strecker. U. S. A. assistant professor
of military science and tactics IN the
high schools. is adtutant of the camp.
Other officers who will assist Col.
s5a'E son T. s. A.: Dr. wallace NJ Yater.
Walter r. Stokes and the following
cadet officers: Capt Hunter. Capt:
owens. Capt. Hess, Capt. Shea and
First Sergt. Yilect of the band.
Outline of Program.
The program of the encampment.
which will disband Saturday, July o.
consists Of physical exercises. rlne
and saber drills: lectures on courtesy;
discipline. manly principles. hrst-aid
methods and personal hygiene topog-
raphy and map reading. and recrea-
ton. The recreation program inGluoes
supervised swimming, base ball ana
mass games The course is so ar
ranged that the time of the cadets
will be fully occupied from reveille at
s o'clock to taps at $3.50.
Col. Craigie announced that liberal
pass privileges will be given the
cadets to visit the city unless otner-
wise directed by parents or unless
80 ha violated,
Parents of the cadets are invited TO
visit the camp at any time.
Those on the Rolls
The roster of the cadets at the camp
follows: E. D. Andrus. S. F. Ball, Will
liam c. Barr, jr.; c. L. Beach. Frank
Beatty, j. j. Berrall. l. Brill. c. E.
Brown. NJ. D. Burnside. Bruce Cald-
well. L. H. Cheek. w. a Clementson'
D. NJ. Davidson, S. c.. De Lesdernier.
e. Denison. H. w Dennison, A. F.
Diener, Daniel Diener. F NJ. Dodge.
p. K Doerr. F. Duehay, J. P. Dun
nigan, T. L. Edmiston. r. w: Ed
wards. Wade Elgin. jr; William
Callahan. jr.: c. B. Garnet: jr.; Thee
dore Gatchel. w. r. Graham. H G.
Granger. j. NJ. Graves. c. D. Griffin.
f. r. Guthrie. J. T. Harding. A. Har-
rison. NJ. D. Hinman. w. E. Howard.
Frank HUM, jr.; John Hyman. l.. 6.
j OErden, .. Mailman, n. IAeSiS y. =
Kern. Russell King. ]. T. Lane. E. B.
Lawless. H. NJ. Lewis. NJ; Lewis. !.
Levin, w. Lichtenberg, r. S. Loney. N.
Love. F. B. Marbut. H. Milivit, T. Moi
fatt. w H. Monroe. T. Newell. VIII
liam Nordlinger. ]. U. Owens. F: 7.
Parsons, J. P. Pierce. J. A. Rice, ]. c.
Rinehart. Ford Sammis. NJ. F.
schwartz, H. T. Scott. D. NJ. Segaloff,
E. Simpson, D. v. Smythe, G. ': Spen-
Ger, R. H. swingle. L: w. Thomas
William Ward, D. H. Wheeler. c. S.
White, S. White. r. K. Whitford. w.
Rhodes and w. H. Inglen.