The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28
TO INSPECT K. N. C.
Attendance on Part of All Men,
bers Is Mandatory.
Order Is Issued by Adjutant
General Martin.
MARCH II TO "a The DATE
Lieut.. Col. SOmerviIIe Will Visit
Kansas Troops.
Mai. J. M. LOckett Will Inspect
Cavalry Units.
MARCH II TO "a THE DATE

The annual armory inspection of all
Kansas National Guard organizations
will be made from March II to March
"a, Charles I. Martin, adjutant gen
eral, announced today.
Attendance at this inspection on the
part of all members Of the K. N. G. is
mandatory and none will be excused
except in extreme emergencies. All
government property, except clothing
actually worn by enlisted personnel.
and all records must be in the armory
properly arranged for submission to
the inspector. Inspection of the per-
sonnet will include such drill exer-
cises and other forms of indoor in
struction as the inspecting officer may
consider necessary.
Colonel SomerviIIe to Visit Kansas.
Lieut.. Col. George r. Somerville,
cavalry, U. S. army, has been detailed
by the war department to inspect the
artillery and howitzer company, 137th
infantry. Maj. James M. Lockett, in
fantry, U. S. army, will inspect the
cavalry, state administrative staff and
departments, state 'storehouse and
headquarters detachment. Capt. Sam
uel G. Fairchild, field artillery, Z. S.
army. is ITO inspect the infantry Eek
cept howitzer company and 35th sig
nal company
The following officers will make the
inspection for the state: 18th infan-
try, Col. Charles H. Browne; LIST
squadron. Hath cavalry and attached
troop, Maj. James F. Going; 35th sig
nal company, Maj Milton R. Mclean;
both field artillery, Col Willie Med.
Rowan; Battery A, 161st field artil-
lery, Col Willie Med. Rowan; medi-
cal troops, Maj. Seth A. Hammel;
state administrative staff and depart
ments, Maj. Milton r. Mclean.
Schedule of Inspection.
The schedule of inspection dates
18th infantry and S5th signal COM
pany: Company E, Liberal. March
IL; Company L. Kingman, March 10;
II edical detachment, Kingman, March
10; Company I. Wichita, March
IA; headquarters company, Wichita,
March IA; Company K, Wichita.
March 49, service company, Wichita,
March Is; Company F, Newton,
March 16; Company B, Emporia,
March It; Company c, Council Grove,
March Is; Company H, Lawrence,
March 20; Company NJ, Lawrence,
March 20; Company d, Lawrence,
March 20; Company G, Kansas City,
March FL; 35th signal company, Kan
sas City, March %; Company A, Atchi-
son, March %; and howitzer company,
Topeka. March "a.
130th field artillery and 161st field
quarters detachment, First battalion,
Hutchinson, March 6; Battery A,
Hutchinson, March 6; Battery B,
Hutchinson, March z; medical de-
tachment, Hutchinson, March Z; Bat
tery C, Hutchinson, March 8; combat
train, First battalion, Sterling, March
8; headquarters battery, Salina, March
10; Battery A, 161st F. A., Salina,
March 1P; headquarters and head
quarters detachment and combat
train, Second battalion, Horton, March
10; Battery D, Sabetha; Battery E,
Hiawatha, and Battery F, Troy,
March 16.
First squadron, Hath cavalry and
attached troop: First separate troop,
lola. March 2; Troop B. Coffeyville,
March 8; Troop A. Yates Center,
March 4, and Troop c, Clay Center,
March 9.
State administrative staff and de-
partments, March II.