The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-19

Daniels Sunday night ordered sew
srl additional gunooss and other
small craft OF both cas-, and west
coasts TO Mexican waters
Washington, June -. - President
Wilson has called ont the militia Of
every state for service OF the Mexican
border
Funston .s Dispose ef T-oops.
The proportion Of the militia which
viii actually Dc sent 70 tae border has
been determined upon by the war de-
pzrtueut ! statement was issued late
Sunday night showing .ust how many
/ troops from asch state vii be taken
int.the federal service. II announe-
ing the presidents decision late Sun
day. Secretary Baker said The militia
would bs sent 10 The border wherever
and as fully IS General Funston de-
termined them TO be needed
Statement Of Baker.
Secretary Baker issued the follow
ing statement:
In view Of the disturbed conditions
on the Mexican border, and in order
70 insure complete protection for al
Americans, the president has called
out substantially all the state militia
and viii send them 70 the border.
wherever and as fully Is General Fun
ston determines them 10 b needed for
the purpose stated
If all are not needed Al effort viii
Be made 10 relieve those Oh duty there
from time 70 tine 50 as TO distrib
ute the duty
This call tor militia Is wholly u
related 10 General Pershing's expedl-
zion and contemplates No additional
entry into Mexico, except as may b
necessary TO pursue bandits who at
tempt outrages Oh American soil
The militia are being called out 50
as TO leave some troops in the several
states They viii be modified at their
/ home stations where necessary recruit
ing can be done"
Organizations OF the militia and Ma
uo1al Guard called on by kilograms
10 the various governors with places
Of assembly designated, follow:
Oklahoma Contingent.
Oklahoma - One regiment infantry,
two troops cavalry, one company en-
gineers. one field hospital corps, at
/ Chandler.
Arkansas-Two Of infantry at Fort
Logan H Roots.
Louisiana-One regiment infantry,
one troop cavalry, one battalion field
artillery, at Camp Stafford, Alexandria
Alabama-One brigade Of three regi-
ments Of infantry two batteries field
artillery. one company signal corps,
at Montgomery.
California-One brigade OF infantry,
one squadron Of cavalry, one battalion
field artillery. one company signal
corps. one ambulance company. one
field hospital.
Colorado-Two battalions infantry,
one squadron cavalry, two batteries
field artillery two companies engin-
GERS, one company signal corps, one
field hospital.
Conecticut-Twor regiments infantry,
two troops cavalry, one battalion and
three batteries field artillery, one com
pany signal corps, one ambulance com
pany. one field hospital.
Delaware-Two battalions infantry.
FIorida-One regiment infantry.
Georgia-One brigade of infantry,
one squadron and one troop of cavalry,
one battalion field artillery. one field
hospital
Idaho-One regiment infantry.
Illinois-Two brigades OF infantry,
one regiment cavalry. two battalions
field artillery, one company engineers,
one company signal corps, two field
hospitals
Indiana-Two regiments and two
separate battalions and three separate
companies Of infantry, one battalion
field artillery. one company signal |
corps, one field hospital, one ambulance
company.
Iowa-One brigade Of infantry. one
squadron cavalry, one battalion field
artillery, one company engineers, one
field hospital, one ambulance com
pany.
Kansas-Two regiments infantry,
one battery field artillery, one COM
pany signal corps. at Fort Riley.
Kentucky-One brigade Of infantry,
one company signal corps, one field
hospital. one ambulapce company
Msine-One regiment infantry.
Maryland-OAe brigade Of infantry,
one troop cavalry, one battery field
artillery. one field hospital. one ambu-
lance company.