The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-21
RIGID INSPECTION
FOR STATE TROOPS.
Captain Ship, Y. S. A. Will::
Make Annual Visitation to Vir- 81
ginia Militia Commands.
WILL START IN RICHMOND
Adjutant-General Sale Announces
Dates for Inspection of Infan-
try Branch Of Service.

! Orders for the annual governments ,
inspection of tho Virginia Volunteers
were Issued yesterday by Adjutant-
General w w. Sale. The itinerary Will
include visits to every command in tho
state ST! e, The inspection yin be made
States Army: detailed for. service with
the State militia, beginning February
10. and continuing for more than two
Tho schedule has been approved by
the War Department. and the inspec-
ton, will be one OF the most rigid ever
the infantry, infantry headquarters and
departments have been announced, but
those OF the artillery and sanitary
Companies will BIO inspected at
o'clock at night, under arms. tho men
with web cartridge belt and bayonet
All public property, whether State OF
government, will be separately inspect
cd. and oil shortages will be charged
against the allotment from tho military
fund for the expenses OF the organiaa,
The Tho i.nspeeting Officer is ordered to-
supplies needed by each organization
hand Is beinlg properly cared for. Ho
99 s rsI9re the
and to find whether or not the criti.
cisms and defects pointed out at the
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died and other pertinent points Of in.
terest to the service.
| Inspect Local Commands,
| , Local commands Will be inspected ON
tho following dates:
~. aieIaadquarters. band and Companies A.
Battalion. February 10: Companies q
and and. p Richmond Light Infantry
e Comes; February IL; p headauaEters and
First Infantry, April 4; Companies
and First Battalion. First Infantry,
Afrhs 81 dGo snpnas H. Fourth Infantry,
April 6. while the adtutant- generars
SSttn at' nspeotor-Esnerars Office and
and 10, No date has been set for
the inspection OF the Richmond How'll
zerS or medical corps.
itinerary for the inspections:
Richmond-February 10. hcadauar
R ferI Sand Eng and 1G93mpanss and B.
- ichmond-February II. Compantes
Sam, and d, Richmond Light Infantrys
Staunton-February 10 headouartars
anG band, First Infantry.
and eaKHnt1 On. 10. Companies +
, Wlnchester-February1 L. Comn,nv1
SECOND Infantry. -
se Stra ;sb2urs-February II, Company X.
Front RoyalEFebruary 49, beadnuar
t GERS FIRST Battalion. Second Infantry;
company ID, Second Infantry
! . observation-disclosures 10 Comnanv r.
Second Infantry PanS -
rhi r f e.pftrIEebruary 90. headquarters
ItIrd battalion Second Infantry Con-
pany b. Second Infantry. No"
Luray-Fcbruary 81, Headquarters
- lottesville-March .. Company
ID, First Infantry.
or hon fnthn,-, 8. Company F, Sec
Third Battalion. First infantrSSi; a coms
Pany ~: FIRST Infantry
\
| Infantry. A'' irsI
so Chase clty-March 6. Company E.
Second Battalion. Second eAd Infantry,
coTm nrmHili e. sse9nd I IN
Second Infantry a.
+, Elm Em,pfor,ia-March II. Company NJ.
FOURTH infantry. -
Franklin-March 10, beadou,rtoru
f frst Brigade, Company ]. Fourth In
suffolk--aiarch 10, headouarters rh,rs
Battalion, Fourth infantry, Compan~
Il, Fourth Infantry
ri ror sntp1,an 10, headauartors
panies l. and *, Fourth Infantry
r. MorfolIt-Alarch II. headquarters
B Eonr,h 1nfan Er.t head9uarters Second
Fourth Infantry h"
, Norfolk-March IS, Companies A and
llt-March 10. Companies d ay,
10. Fourth Infantry pnymaster gen.
era is office, Judge advocate generals
T., i.,ori 20 Company @.
Newport ,News-March 81, Company
Z, Fourth Infantry.
Ir;N ericksburg-AprIi I. Company
Second Battalion, First Infantry: Corr
| pany c. First Infantry
r, Eseesburg-April g. Company II, First
r, Highland springs-April q. Company
| II. Fourth Infantry. s
r, R Fas 7. headquaraers
| h. First Infantry ~
=, RHiS;h an. $, Companies q and
! Richmond-April 9-1o, adiutant-re,-
erals Office inspector -generaYs ONCE !