Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15

note OF the reveiIie, or OF the nr9t note OF
the march, if q march be played before the
reveflle. The flag will be lowered at the
sounding of the last note OF the retreat,
and while the nag Is being lowered the
band win play The Star Spangied Banner,
or. II there be no band present. the field
music will sound To the Color. When
To the Color Is sounded by the field music
while the flag Is being lowered the same re-
spect viii be observed when The Star
Spangled Banner lie played by the band.
The national flag shall. be displayed at
seacoast or lake fort at the commencement
OF an action and during a battle In which
the fort may be engaged, whether by day
or night"
The following additional regulations rela-
tive to duties in camp have been published
In general orders for the general guidance
OF all concerned:
Commanding officers will read all general
orders and circulars that have been issued
relative to the camp, or that may be issued
during the encampment, to their companies
at the first assembly after they are re-
ceived.
After the first day consolidated morning
reports Of regiments and separate battalion
land morning reports of separate COM
panies) will be sent to the Office of the ad-
jutant general. daily, before 10 o'clock m.
All formations of a company must be at
tended by all of Its officers, and there VIII
be two stated roll-calls-revelle and retreat.
A check roll-cal will be made by the non
commissioned officers in charge of their re-
spective camps at taps, and the result OF
same reported. direct, to the regimental or
separate battalion officer of the day.
At each stated roll-call the commanding
officer of each battalion will station himself
in front OF hts headquarters, and the ad1u-
tant will station himself near him to re-
ceive the reports of the company officers
experimenting roll-calis The company Of
ficer making the report and the adjutant
salute each other Military courtesy re-
quires the junior to salute first, but when
the salute is Introductory to report made
at a military ceremony formation 10 the
representative of common superior-as.
for example, to the adjutant, officer of the
day, etc.-the officer making the report,
whatever the rank, will salute first; the Of
ficer to whom the report is made will ac-
knowledge that he has received and under
stood the report by saiutfng in return. The
adjutant, having received all the reports,
WIZ turp to the commanding officer. salute
and report the general result The COM
handing officer of separate companies Will
receive reports from the senior non-com-
missioned officer.
At fatigue calls the men of each company
will put their tents in order and thorough
ly police their company street, placing all
rubbish in a pile at the end of the street
nearest the color line If the weather is
fair at morning fatigue call they will loop
after retreat. The bed sacks will be folded
over with one turn the blankets to be neat
ly folded and placed on top of the bed sack
roll All arms and equipments will be
carefully and properly placed when not IN
use. and commanding officers will make fire.
quent Inspections of the methods and con-
ditions prevailing in this regard.
Guards will police the grounds adjacent
to the guard tents. Commanding officers of
regiments will detail the necessary num-
Der of men under nom commissioned Off
Ger to police the streets of the company,
battalion and regimental officers. the in
tervals between battalions and the grounds
on the coor-line and TANKS at each fatigue
call.
The brigade headquarters old guard will
perform old guard fatigue beginning at
fatigue call on the day following the com
pleton of its tour of guard duty; to this
end il will be marched by its commander
to brigade headquarters and there reported
to Major Henry Parmenter. chief of ord
nance. who is detailed to supervise fatigue
or police duty in the brigade headquarters
camp.
To prevent tearing or straining the can
vas, tent ropes must be Sackened at tattoo
and during wet weather to be frightened
again at reveille or when the weather
clears.
The marking or defacing of tents in any
manner is strictly prohibited. In case any
tents are marked or defaced the company
in which it occurs will be required to pay
the cost value of such tents.
Men win not be allowed to wash in their