The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-08
INSPECTION IF
 MILITARY FORCES Tests Soon to Be Made Will
 Be Severe.
GRAVES IS CONFIDENT
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 mingham Corporations.

Adjutant General Bibb Graves of the Alabama National Guard will begin in spection of the forces under him on Feb ruary 2s, running through to April 26, the last four days being in Montgomery. First Lieutenant Thomas c. Musgrave, of the Seventeenth infantry, a Texas man, will represent the United States army, coming from his station at Fort McPherson. The inspections are to be more severe than ever known, and there Is to be particular attention to instructing inspection officers. Following are ex- cerpts from the order of the adjutant general, just sent out:
 Failure to be present at inspections is cause for courtmartial if there is not good excuse.
 Property must be listed and in shape so that inspections may be easily made.
 Organizations will be judged by this in- spection, which will be in heavy march, ing order.
 Major D. w. McIver is the surveying officer, who will pass upon worn out property.
 Staff officers will report at home sta- tions or stations nearest their homes.
 Regimental, squadron and battalion of ficers will accompany inspection officers in looking over the units they command The inspection dates are given below:
 Inspection Dates.
 February 2S, Eufaula, Company G, and Second infantry.
 March l, Troy, headquarters First in- fantry, Company H.
 March g. Troy, First infantry,
 March 3, Enterprise, Company I. First infantry.
 March 4, Dothan, Company F, First in- fantry.
 March 7. Fort Deposit, Company D, First infantry.
 March 8, Andalusia. Company H, Sec ond infantry.
 March g, Geneva, Company c, First in- fantry.
 March 10, Evergreen, Company K, First infantry.
 March Il, Brewton, Company G. First infantry.
 March IA and 15 Mobile, Companies A B, E, and M. and Band, First infantry. March Is. Bay Minette, Company A coast artillery.
 March r, Camden, Troop B. First cav- airy.
 March Is and 19. Selma, Company c. second infantry, Troop c, First cavalry and Company B, coast artillery.
 March 21, P, 23, 24, Birmingham. bri- gade headquarters; band and Company G. Third infantry; Company B. Second in fantry; Troop D, First cavalry; neadou = ters First battalion Field artillery: B~- tery D, First artillery; signal corps com pany.
 March 25, Woodlawn, Company A, Third infantry.
 March 2S, Athens, Company B, Third infantry. March %, Decatur. Company E, Third infantry.
 March 30, Florence, Company K, Third infantry.
 April 1. Tuscaloosa. Company F, Sec ond infantry.
 April 4. Demopolis, Company M, Sec ond infantry.
 April 5, Uniontown, Company L. First infantry.
 April 6, Talladega. Company L, Third infantry.
 April '. Oxford, Company I, Third in- fantry.
 April Il. Albertville, Company F, Third infantry.
 April 12 Gadsden, Company E, Third infantry.
 April 13 Anniston, headqua rters Third infantry; Company D, Third infantry
 April IA, sylacauga, Company M. Third infantry.
 April 15, Alexander City, Company H, Third infantry.
 April IS. Tallassee, Company L, Second infantry.
 April 1s, Tuskegee, Company K, Second infantry.
 April 20 Lafayette, Company E, Sec ond infantry.
 April 21 Luv-ae, Company l. Second infantry.
 April %, 2S, %. 26. Montgomery, gen. era1 headquarters; headquarters Second infantry; headquarters First cavalry; headquarters Signal corps; headquarters Coast artillery Companies A and D, Second infantry; Battery B, First artil- lery. Troop A and Band, First cavalry.
 Gen. jBibb Graves, adjutant general. believes the inspections this year will be the most satisfactory in a number of years. The men in all parts of the state are taking great interest and keeping the commands up to high stan Ia r6