Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-17

any of the regular formations for in
spection of organizations scheduled in
paragraph one of this order, forma-
lions for inspection and muster will be
held at Pm, March Is and %, at
Center Market Armory.
Lists OF men to be mustered on any
occasion other than the prescribed in
spection of the organization will be
submitted to the inspector by the or
ganization commander.
ANY enlisted man mustered at any
time other than the prescribed inspec-
ton of his organization must be identi-
ned by commissioned officer.
No musters of officers and men OF
infantry organizations will be made
except at the formations above pre-
scribed.
The annual inspection will be test
of the armory instruction of organfza-
lions. The efficiency Of infantry organ
izations in the following respects will
be particularly noted:
FIRST, appearance in neatness; sec
ond, steadiness in ranks; third, prompt
ness, orderliness of formation: fourth.
degree of proficiency in schools or
soldier. squad and company: hfth
bayonet exercises, sixth, instruction OF
non-commissioned officers, and seventh,
nomenclature, care and preservation OF
rifle.
THE annual inspection and muster OF
the organizations of the National Guard
of the District of Columbia by the IN
spector general National Guard, Dis
trict of Columbia, will be held at the
same time and place as specified for
each in paragraph one. The books and
papers of each regiment. battalion and
company will be inspected by the in
spector general Immediately after the
inspection and muster of each organiZa-
ton. except in case of the list Separate
Battalion Infantry. whose books and
papers will be inspected at a time to bf
designated by the inspector general.
Muster rolls. in duplicate, will be
made out for the period from January
l. 1914. to December 81, 1914. one copy
of which will be transmitted direct
to these headquarters on or before
noon March 5. 1915.
The property inspections of head
quarters of each regiment and of the list
Separate Battalion will take place at
am. 1st Battalion at l M, I'd Bat
TALON at 1880 am, and Sd Battalion
at noon. A and r of each regiment
and of the Separate Battalion at 100
and $50 PIP, respectively, on the day
following the inspection of the troops:
Property of all other companies will
be inspected at 9 am. and 1880 an, in
alphabetical order of companies. on
the day following the inspection of
personnel
The property of the LIST Battery,
10 and 20.
The property of the Signal Corps
Company, will be inspected at am,
March "a.
THE property inspection of bands.
LIST and I'd Infantry, will take place
Immediately after inspection of the
troops.
All public property. both in the
hands of officers and enlisted men, and
in storage, will be thoroughly over
hauled and prepared for inspection, so
that it can be quickly and easily count
ed by the inspectors at the property
inspection. MI property issued to men
will be systematically arranged in
lockers in regular order, so that con-
tents of each locker can be quickly
counted.
Property in company storerooms will
be arranged in separate piles. so that
it can be easily and quickly counted
Company and locker rooms and lockers
must be absolutely clean, as they Will
be carefully inspected.
men will be present at property in
spection of the battery; one officer and
six 60 enlisted men at property in
spection of the Signal Corps Company,
and one % officer and three t3) enlist
ed men at property inspection of each
other organization of the guard.
Inventories of property pertaining
to each organization Will be submitted
by each organization commander to the
inspecting officer at the hour set for
the property inspection.
THE strength present of each Or
ganization and per cent of minimum
authorized strength at the last annual
inspections was, in order of percent
ages, as follows:
INFANTRY.