Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29

| III spite Oh the fact that First ChiM a..
rama mas met one of the demands, MA.
upon him by the United States IN sera.sse s.au.
to release the soldiers captured in ~ tS.'S,s rtt
rial battle, dispatch of National G"..s' ~
men to the border continues Northss s'u- W. :
| Government given any indicatjo,f M. .e y
ders will be changed. s1s s',st Or
The work of moving the troops oo.. ..
| ward, together with arrangements ~ ~, W
| plies. Ns''s ior sF sup
1t is estimated that at least "a sss
juardsmen will be along the bordsp .,s t,.vvv ",
General Funston, within nine days uHue'
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June sA.Ths a.
wreck of mobilization occurred hare ,,a... aI.s'
when a switch engine sidewIped ths NJ.
OF the train carrying New York troon. ~ y
the border. Sergeant Chrystal, Of CONN, - y
list New York Regiment, was slsh,i,
injured No others were hurt NAM
Jumped to save themselves. 's"s
A caboose on the rear end was turr.a -.
A wrecker was rushed to the scene ~
BROWNSVILLE. Tex, June 2s-- NJ,
forks Guardsmen will be stationed Al M.
Alien, Pharr and Mission, Tex The an.
nouncement was made today by Gsnsrs,
James Parker, U. s. A. 1t was saId Mrs
Allen would probably be made headouart.s,
of the New York Guards.
Citizens OF the three towns. which AZ.
close together. have raised $4,000 10 nrens.s
camp sites. The places tentatiyelv chcs..
for camps are about seven miles from M
Rio Grande. N'D Wv
The New York troops are EXPECTED a
begin arriving Friday night.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Orders haye b..
issued by Major General Thomas H. Barry
In command of the Central Deparim.s.
OF the United States Army, for the, lima
diate movement to the border of all'ma
or the Illinois. Missouri, Kansas and M
consin National Guard which are .'.ress
ably ready"
Ihe Illinois cavalry will go to Browns
vile, Tex. All other Illinois troops to san
antonio. Kansas troops will 60 to Eags
Pass, Tex. Missouri troops viii 80 to
Laredo. Tex. Wisconsin troops WIN 20 to
san Antonio, Tex. The First WiseonsiB
VIII entrain on Saturday, SATURDAY, a., 4ss
:, GLOBE, Ari., June 29.,-A company Of
nome guards, to serve in case Of Ioubls
with Mexicans here, has been organized
More than 100 men Joined the company
committee was appointed to dreet the
drilling Of the men and to obtain-addE
tional recruits. . 49,, a.a
SEA GIRT. N. j., June 29--In Response
to a call FROM Adjutant General Wilbur T.
Sadler. Jr., Colonel Horace NJ, Reading.
commanding the I'd Regiment Infantry, Of
Trenton, came to Sea Girt yesterday and
discussed I'd Regiment affairs with he
General. El
Colonel Thomas d. Landon. of the "a
Regiment of Camden, has been suumonsd
here by Adjutant General Wilbur r. Sadlaf
for discussion OF the recruiting situation
The I'd and Sd will be called out soon
General Sadler today said the release o.
American trops captured at Carrizali iyoula
not affect the movement of the National
Guard to the border. He said that Ne nae
talked with General Leonard A. Woed ana
had been requested to hurry the departurs
Governor Fielder this morning expressed ns
approval of the plan to mobilize and keep
troops on the border for the time being
General Sadler talked of the reerlltlnE
principally. Colonel Reading was
mustered into the Federal service, ne y
now able to return TO his regiment and onici.
ate in mastering himself, thus saving
great deal of time just tefore a departufs
for the front or at the time of mobilization
Reports that the 5th and 4th Regiment.
are TO leave for the border on Friday ana
Saturday, respectively, and that the we
troops OF cavalry still here and the slgnAi
corps will accompany the 4th were con-
frmed here today All organizations WlH
pack their equipment the night precsains
their departure and sleep under their shsiu
halves.
TRENTON, N. j., June 2s,-EyeFy ilo
DRY whistle In Trenton Joined the cheers
II throngs when three trainloads 81 Soa.
iecticut troops passed through the ely 81
quite for Nogales. The troops were etvAhx
ported over the Delaware Valley iouis =
he Pennsylvania Railroad, reachins "
main line here. Crowds awaited tnetf so'l o.s.
ng for hours and gave them an enthusiasts
end-ofr. sas
The first section reached Trenton a. 'es
n the afternoon, the second at 74oAann 'ns
bird at 1856 last night.
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