Word: inspection
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Preceding the conference there will be a reception of the visiting instructors at Military Headquarters between 2 and 3 o'clock. The delegates will then inspect the trenches at Fresh Pond prior to the maneuver. At 7 o'clock there will be a dinner at the Harvard Club in Boston, followed by a reception by class secretaries...
Announcement was made from Headquarters' Office yesterday that Captain A. McC. McDonell will inspect the members of the Second and Third Battalions on Soldiers Field at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow morning, upon his return to Cambridge. This inspection will be of the same official nature as that which took place on Tuesday afternoon, and the result will figure prominently in Captain McDonell's report to the War Department...
...University unit of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps will be formally inspected by Captain Austin McC. McDonell, C. A. C., the official representative of the War Department, in the Stadium this afternoon at 3.45 o'clock. The First Battalion will represent the Regiment in today's ceremony and the future status of the Corps in the eyes of the military authorities at Washington rests entirely upon the showing made by the four companies chosen to take part in the inspection. Captain McDonell is under orders not only to inspect the arms and equipment of the men in the Corps...
...first advice received by the University military authorities as to the proximity of the inspection came in the form of a telegram to Major Flynn ear- ly yesterday morning, when Captain McDonell wired that he would arrive on Monday, March 25, to inspect the records of the Corps; the men and the equipment. This accounts for the sudden announcement of the inspection by the Headquarters Office yesterday in order to allow the men of the First Battalion an opportunity to prepare their uniforms and other articles of equipment for the ceremony this afternoon...
...members of the Serbian War Mission to the United States, who are visiting Boston today, will inspect the University early this afternoon. They are scheduled to arrive at Cambridge at 2.30 o'clock and to leave in time to attend a reception given by Mayor Curley at 4 o'clock. Following the reception the visiting delegates will hold a conference with the committee in supervision of the Boston Serbian relief fund A dinner at the Hotel Somerset precedes their departure...