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| DISTRICT llaC COLUMBIA

8 o'clock pm. Monday. January %; 1st
battalion. I'd Infantry; at 9 o'clock pm IN
f.nsry at ta' o:e,oei I 80 pm. % Wednesday. ed a M
January 81; field. staff and LIST Separate
Battalion Infantry. at o'clock pm. Mon
day. January .. at 1st Separate Battalion
By Capt. James B. Allison. 7th United
States Infantry, at Center Market
armory:
| First Infantry Band at am. Sunday.
January 81; headquarters 1st Infantry
and LIST Battalion, LIST Infantry, at 8
I'm Wednesday. January II; I'd Batta-
lion. LIST Infantry. at pm. Thursday
January 1S; Sd Battalion. list Infantry. at
m. Friday, January 10: brigade head
| quarters all officers Of staff departments
| Except medical Department. and post
! non-commissioned staff, at am. Thurs
| day. January rs.
The inspection Of all property. except
| that of bands, will be made at regiment
| al, battalion and company rooms on the
| day Immediately following the evenig in
| spection: the first two companies Of each
battalion alphabetically at $50 am: the
| last two companies of each battalion
| alphabetically at p M; the regimental
and battalion property will be ready for
| inspection at $50 am.
| Property Of bands will be inspected Sun
| day January Il. 1912, Immediately after
| inspection Of personnel, and each regl-
! mental adjutant and quartermaster will
be present at this inspection. Company
musicians will be inspected with their
| companies
sergeants Of Hospital Corps assigned to
| duty with the infantry will be inspected
with medical department Thursday.
| January. 25.
BY Capt. Oliver L. Spaulding. United
States Field Artillery: First Battery Field
| Artillery, at pm. Friday. January 36.
| at armory at All Missouri avenue north
| vest. The inspection of all battery props
/ rty will be made at its armory at 10
!, I'm. Friday. January -, and Saturday,
| January =.
| BY Mai. Charles r. Reynolds. Medical
Corps, United States Army: Sanitary
| -roops at 8 pm. Thursday. January c5,
At Center Market armory. The inspection
| of all property of the Medical Corps and
! Hospital Corps will be held at Center
| Market armory at 10 am Friday, JAN
/ uary 26.
/ By First Lieut.. r. D. Foulois. Signal
Corps United States Army: Signal Corps
company at pm at armory at Al Mis-
| nary 8. The inspection Of all Signal
orps property will be made at its armory
| at ~ am. Wednesday. January 10
BY Maj. Leroy Heron. inspector gen.
eral. N. G. D. c.:
The Naval Battalion. at o'clock pm,
! Thursday, February l, at L. S. S. Ozark.
| The books and papers of each regiment
! battalion and company will be inspected
J by the inspector general Immediately
after the inspection and muster OF eacn
organization. except In case OF the lst
| Separate Battalion Infantry, whose books
/ to be designated by the inspector general
| Evening inspection will be In dress uni
FORM under arms. The inspection will
inc ude all United States property except
/ dress uniforms.
| It is ordered that muster rolls in dupli-
cate will be made out for the period from
| April /, 1911 to December 81. 1911, one
| copy Of which will be transmitted direct
to headquarters on or before noon, Janu-
ary II.
The property inspection is a separate
! Inspection from the prescribed evening IN
i srection.
Regimental and battalion quarter1nas-
ters are ordered to have all saddle equip
ments and property for which they are
respective organizations for property In
spection; all officers of staff departments
and the post non-cOmmissioned STAN Will
turn In to the superintendent of the
! armory. on or before SATURDAY. January
20. all saddle equipments and other
equiment for which they are responsible e,
except what is worn on the person. This
/ property will be, securely tagged with
! name Of officer or enlisted man.
! Orders provide that where 1t Is abso-
lutely Impossible for any officer or en-
| listed man to be present at the prescYio-
| ed inspection of his command. he will re-
port to the United States Army inspecting
officer who inspects his command and to
District Of Columbia. during the In
spection of some other or anization
stating the reason why he could not be
| present at the inspection OF his own or
ganization.
An officer or enlisted man not able to
! appear In ranks on account OF sickness or
| disability should, il possible. report to
the inspecting officers. aiving reason Tor
not reporting In ranks. according to
orders. and it is provided that any en-
listed man reporting for inspection at any
time other than the prescribed inspection
of his command will be accompanied by a
| commissioned officer who can identity
him and will If possible be in proper
| uniform.
| The percentage Of attendance Of the
| several organizations at the last annual
| Inspection was as follows: General stan
! and officers Of staff department, o: tield,
| staff and band LIST Infantry, 100; Com
pany e. 1st Infantry. 100; company 1p9 y - =
100: Company H. ID Infanry. 100: Com
| pany K. % Infantry. 100: field and staff.
1st Separate Battalion, 100: Company A,
tst Separate Battalion. lsC: Com any S'
| 1st Seperate Battalion. 100; Company G.
| ist Separate Battalion. 100: Company y.
ist Separate Ba talon. 100: stafr. Naval
Battalion. 100: Company l.. I'd Infantry
| 09.77; Company A. I'd Infantry. 81
/ Company F, ID Infantry. 81: Com any Z,
| list infantry. 1894: field, staff and band-
| % Infantry. 98.43: Signal Corps Company
!, .,6; Company D. 2! Infantry, 81; Company
II. ist Infantry. $40: Company NJ, -
| Infantry. 9s.75: 81 Divis on. Naval Battal-
| ion, VI 81: Conn., any K, 1st infantry. ~ 43
| Sd Division, Naval Bat alion, G1.30: Com
.any L. Isl Infantry. 9Ot2: Company +.
try, So 70: Company A. 1st Infantry. So So
medical department and Ambulance Com
pany, $3.50: Company NJ, LIST Infantry
| S.S7: Company L. ID Infantry. $3.50
Company G. I'd Infantry. 81 .: Company
I, 1st Infantry. SIT: ist Division Naval
| Eat. alion, 1918; Company D. 1st infantry
| 500; 1st Battery Fled Artillery. Si.H
| .th Div sion Naval Battalion, So.3S; Com.
pany c. LIST Infantry. 76
The number OF organizations paraS3ine
i every man was thirteen. The fourteen o
| sanizatIons following with 30 Ter cent
OF over present are entitled 10 favorable
mention.
The order concludes:
| 1T is expected that the organizations
parading under 30 per cent W II strive a.
the coming inspection and muster to i'm
prove their records.
ANY company parading less than Z;
per cent will be considered as having
fallen below he required standard Of elti
cheney. and will be subject to further AM
special inspect on
i SURGEON IS EX0NERATED.