Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-12

lions on model pay roll. AFTER arrival IN
camp such men as do not report for
camp service will be eliminated from the
pay roll, and upon revision by the CHIEF
paymaster four additional copies of the
pay roll will be prepared.
Extra pay Tor men ., specially d, aetai ,sa
period Of camp service will not be car
ried on the pay roll. but a special pay
roll for them will be prepared during
camp under the direction of the pay
master n. G. D. c.
Oficers certifying to the correctness
of the pay roll will be held responsible
for the statement OF facts thereon.
In the cases Of men enlisting within
should be taken to state on the pay roll
the record of any previous military serv.
ice; and men not having three months
service at date Of camp will not receive
Fay.
atoms of the subsistence department in
connection with the annual encampment
are published:
Two cooked meals will be served in con-
nection with the movement to Gettysburg;
one about noon, depending upon the move
ment of the troop train sections, ana the
other about o'clock pm. after arrival
at Gettysburg. For the purpose OF draw
ing coffee each organization will take on
the train two camp kettles. Part or q
baggage car placed near the center OF
each train section will be reserved for
Issuing coffee to details from each Or
ganization, who will take coffee In camp
own cars.
Ration Returns.
While en- route to Gettysburg ration re-
turns will be prepared by company COM
manders and consolidated by commits
saries of regiments and the separate bat
talon Separate organizations viii pre-
pare their ration returns. The enlisted
strength Of organizations as reported IN
the ration returns will be carefully check
ed with the strength of organizations as
shown on the field returns to be submitted
at Gettysburg. Ration returns Will De
turned In to Mai E. H. Neumeyer, COM
missary, by commissaries OF regiments,
the LIST Separate Battalion and separate
organizations, and he will compare same,
verify balances and send all returns 10
camp commander for approval.
/ The commissaries of regiments VIII pro
cure rations in one lot Tor their regf
ments and distribute to companies; the
battalion commissary OF the Isl sepaIaIe
ion. ands commanding officers OF other
separate organizations will designate an
ofiicer or non-commisstoned omcer 10 pro
cure the rations for their respective or
ganizations.
In order that the preparation of the
meals for the day after arrival at camp
may be promptly proceeded with it Is ex-
pected that 100 rations will be available
fer issue to each organization immediate
ly after it's arrival in camp. These 10y
rations will constitute an ADVANCE
against the whole number of rations
due an organization during Its stay at
camp.
The garrison ration will be issued for
eleven days of the stay in camp. ana
the haversack ration for one day. The
issue OF the haversack ration Will De
made July 30.
Fresh bread will be sold by the camp
bakery and issued to the organizations on
the basis Of the allowance Of the nour
component Of the ration. 1t Is intendeo.
however Of the eighteen ounces or the
flour ration that two ounces Will be USED
for general kitchen purposes. leaving
sixteen ounces available as credit In
connection with the issue Of fresh bread
One ration return will cover the whole
period of camp service-twelve days
July 20 to 81, 1910. both dates inclusive
Two issues will be made, one covering
the first six days in camp and the sec
ond covering the second six days.
System Of Ration Issues.
Under the system Of ration issues In
the subsistence department ot=the army.