Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25
ates. Eight corporals to eighty seven

Yates. Eight corporals to eighty seven
privates Nine corporals to 1O1 pri-
Yates Ten corporals to 127 privates.
1.-The number of sergeants ana cor
porals above the minimum who VIII be
authorized to receive pay as such from
federal funds for camp or field service
under sections IA and 10 of the militia
law will not exceed the foregoing pro
portion. which will be based upon the
number of privates who are actually
present with the organization during
the camp or field service.
eff at any time the number or prl-
Yates is decreased, the number OF ad-
ditional non commissioned ofhcers VIII
be Immediately reduced accordingly.
Private Joseph F. Chase. Company
E, I'd Infantry. has been ordered trans
ferred TO the Signal Corps Company.
The following named enlisted men
were ordered honorably discharged
On own Observation-Disclosures George
Waeenlander, Signal Corps Company;
Joseph Porter and William r. Snyder
of Company &, I'd Infantry, and Sergt.
Richard White, Company A, I'd In
fantry.
Removal from the District-Cook
Joseph r. Bartini and Private Charles
E. Keller of Company A, I'd Infantry;
Privates Frank A. Coe and Jay Fra
ley. and Sergt Paul r. Rarrows of
Company r. ID Infantry: PriNates Law
renee l.. Brown and Richard Gilbert
Of Company r. 1st Separate Battalion.
The following named enlisted men
were ordered discharged from the Ma
tiona1 Guard without honor. on account
Of being continuously absent from
their command without leave for three
months: Private Richard E. Hollister.
Company B, LIST Infantry: Private
Frank l.. Andrews. Company 3. I'd
Infantry; Privates Frank J. Byrne.
Thomas J. Garner. Joseph s. Harri-
gan and William Leckleuter of Com
pany L. I'd Infantry. and Privates
Richard Hardly, Charles w. Lacey,
w. c. Thomas and J. w. Washington
Of Company +. 1st Separate Battalion.
Paw for not more than three days will
be allowed detachments which are com
PEELED to leave the home rendezvous for
encampments before the regular de.
parture, according to ruling of the di-
vision of militia affairs.
When officers and enlisted men are not
around the paymasters tent when he Is
passing perfectly good money for duty a
encampments, the division Of militia al
fairs has ruled that they may be PAID
by check. regardless of whether or not
the rolls have been signed by the officers
or not Where the absence Is due to au-
thorized departure from place OF encamp-
ment prior to date of payment OF COM
pany. it is further said. pay accrues TO
include the date of return to company
home rendezvous of the officers or men,
which can be determined by the quar-
termaster who has knowledge of the time
required to travel from place of en-
campment to home rendezvous. AS pay
ment in this class of cases is dependent
on the rolls showing date of the actual
departure from place of encampment, the
data must be entered in the column e.
remarks on the roll. The period for
which pay accrues to officers and men
shown to have been continuously present
at place of encanpment. but not present
at pay table owing TO sickness or other
authorized causes. Is the same as that
determined in advance for their company
provided they left home rendezvous with
their organizations and did not arrive at
home rendezvous prior to the date set for
the arrival of their organization. When
officers men are in hospital at place of
encampment and the nature of their ill
ness permits. payments should be made
in person by the quartermaster whenever
practicable.