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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
MOBILIZATION OF GUARD
IS COMPLETE IN SOUTH
Under Canvas, Most OF Them
Ready to Move to Border
TRAINS BEING ASSEMBLED
Virginia and Florida Troops Expected
to Get Away Within Day or Two,
With Others to Follow as Soon
as Possible.

NEW YORK, June Rehabilitation
Of the National Guard OF the Southern
States. called out for Mexican service.
virtually was complete tonight, ac-
cording to information at headquarters
of the Department of the East, United
States Army, here. All the units
called in Virginia. South Carolina, Ten
nessee, Alabama. Florida, mississippi
and Louisiana were in camp. while the
LAST Of the Georgia troops were ex-
pected at Macon tomorrow, and of
rhc North Carolina troops a, Morehead
City on Saturday.
approximately 10000 soldiers. includ-
ing infantry. cavalry. field artillery
and Signal and hospital corps, were un-
der canvas at the nine State camps
and several thousand of these were
about ready TO move 10 the border
part Of the Virginia and Florida troops
being expected 20 get away within
a day or two. Plans were for all the
others TO move as soon they were
ready. and troop trains were being as
SER hied at several { the camps
Recruiting stations have been opened
in all o. the States. and ,he work ~
filling in the various units 10 war
strength was proceeding rapidly. In
several States the Governors have
issued calls for volunteers, and re-
cruits were being moved TO the mo-
bilization camps almost daily. It was
expected that when the troops got
away for the border. most units would
be near the maximum strength. in spite
OF the number OF Guardsmen rejected
for inability TO pass the medical ex-
animation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
"EHMANS DELIVER ANOTHER
ATTACK NEtU cr-px

fARlS. June 2S.-C;erman troops last
nlsht dcilNered another attack on tho
r'ehch positions near Fleury. on tho
sector oil the Nerdun front over which
E'oieht hGhtinE has been i'm progress
i"r several days The assault was
checked by the French fire. tho War
oihce announced to-day
There was spirited fighting ra,-
.Thiaumont work. which the Germans
captured several days ago, bu, no
change took place in the situation
there West OF the AIcuse there was
no infantry fighting Of Importance.
artillery engagements occurred in the
sector between Avocourt and Chattan-
court.
Tho statement follows:
|. IN the region south OF Lassigny
the Germans endeavored last night to
deliver several surprise attacks upon
minor French posts. All their efforts
resulted in failure
I'm tho Champagne district. n strong
reconnoiterinG party of the enemy
which was trying to reach our lines
along the road from ST. Hilaire-Le
Grand to st. Souplet was dispersed by
our fire.
"On the left bank OF the River
Meuse there has been artillery fight
ing in the vicinity of Avocourt and
Chattancourt. at hill 304 and at Dead
Mans Hill there have been minor en-
gagements with hand grenades.
"On the right bank OF the river there
was counterattack at o'clock this
Continued on Second Pase.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
TENNESSEE TROOPS
SOON READY TO MOVE

NASHVILLE, TENN, June 2S.-With
2.loO men in camp here, the mobiltza-
ton OF the Tennessee National Guard
Is complete. and the troops probably
VIII be ready to entrain Saturday If a
Shipment of shoes and clothing arrives
in time. as expected Examination OF
the guardsmen is proceeding rapidly.
In addition to the First and Third In
fantry. there are one troop of cavalry,
one field hospital and one ambulance
company here.
The first order issued by Colonel
Carey +. Spencer on taking command
of the camp was TO name the camp
Tom c. Rye. in honor of the Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
WOMAN GETS FIVE YEARS
Mrs. Katherine HnrrIxOn. bride @
Nephew OF Senator Culhcrsou,
Convicted of Murder.

FORT WORTH. TEN. June as.-Mrs
katharine V. Harrison. bride of Charles
Harrison. nephew of United State,
Senator Charles Culberson, was con-
Nictcd or murder here to-day by a
jury atter trial of week, and SEN
fenced to hve years Imprisonment.
She was charged with the killing OF
w. ~ warren hotel proprietor. Mrs.
Harrison admitted the staying. but said
warren had attacked her when she
was mere child. She married Harri-
son two days after the killing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
BRINGING UNITS UP TO
Full. WAR STRENGTH

COLUMBIA. S. C, June 2S.-Physical
examination of South Carolina's militia
called upon for border service began
to-day, and while no orders have been
received for the troops to go TO the
border efforts are being made to drill
and equip the large number OF recruits.
as we'll as to bring the different units
up to full war strength. This State
was called upon for two regiments of
infantry and one troop of cavalry. all
OF which is mobilized here. maxim g
some 1900 men. 1t is not known here
when they will be ready to leave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
Prisoners,
Under Heavy Guard,
Being 7 aiken to )uarez
Officially Announced
in Mexican CAPITAL

Especial To The Times -Dispatch.l
MEXICO CITY. June "S.-It is Of
fciully stated here Tonight that the
United States soldiers taken prix-
oncrs by General Trerino's forces
NJ Cnrriznl will he released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
SPANISH STEAMER HALTED
Compelled 10 Give Particulars OF SIlps
In Cette fInrbor by Austrian
Submarine.

MADRID. June 2S.-The owners OF
the spanish steamer Concrete, which
recently arrived at Alicante from
tctte, reported TO the Foreign Office
to-day that the steamer had been
stopped at sea by a submarine dying
the Austrian colors.
The captain of the Concrete was
compelled 10 give full particulars of all
the ships which were in the harbor at
Cettc at the time he sailed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
CRAIG WIRES PRESIDENT
NORTH CAROLINA Is REaD,-

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. n. c.. June 2S.-"The Ma
I ionai Guard OF North Carolina is
ready to obey the orders of the Presi-
dent of the United States. and volun-
teers to go into Mexico or elsewhere
as II may be ordered, regardless OF tho
technical provisions of the army re.
organization bill"
Thus reads telegram sent to Presi-
dent Wilson to-day by Governor Craig.
1t was sent. the Governor says. for
the reason that some members Of Con-
gress are making the point that the
President has no right to send the SOL
diers into Mexico. He says that every
man In the North Carolina Guard Is
ready TO sign any enlistment papers
volunteering his services to the United
States anywhere any at any Tine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

Formally Dissolved by Mayor, Who
Accepts designations of Re-
naming Members.
LOOKS FOR PERMANENT GOOD
In Letter TO Members, Mayor EN-.
presses Hope That Conditions Have
Been Improved by Enforcement of
New Policy.

After career Of little more than
TWO wears. during which tine q c,us.a
,,,
!"
'''''''''o'' 'nc PFec'pi'a'eo an inquiry
'"'" a"a!?s oi the Police Department
""c Soard OF Police Commissioners
which disclosed official conduct that
shoched the c!tv. the Vice Commission
was dissolved YESTERDAY nv Ntovor
AirsI.e The ccm,rissiop .,r,e ir,o
existence or March y 1gI. wba, s:x
tecn members were named nv N,yor
-A;nS!:c. ana IL is conscouen,ly abolished
b" the same po,ver which crestad &,
Th+ MAYOR is vested with annie an
.hnr!tv 10 again name a similar hodv
but has indicated m i,,a,,to, ~
DOM SO
The Mayors action in dieha
Tho members ~ rha .,or,,,iss,o, ,oI
lowed the receip, Of . letter signed
by Rev. j. T. Grava,t. n u nreside,,
and Rev. f. T. McFaden. d n score
tary. inclosinc q resolution adonted bv
the commission. reouestinp tba, Tho
designations o. all members bc ,c-
cepted and the bodv dissolved Hav-
ing caused the abolition of the serre.
gated district and brought abou, tie
organization Of the public Morals and
Welfare Society, which was chartered
on Tuesday. members of the commits.
sion felt that their duty had ended.
NISISTERr yx,ox
I.yonI,n coxr,xr.
III '""e' "heh captain a. Is
t!oi' 'he commission, IL was believed
s,an iioMeNer,
Union ~ h.,o ,,o hod,. ,i.,
this end a resolution was sdontad ,su
inc tho Mayor nor n dissolve ~. oo,,,
mission. but to continue il and FL,
vacancies in the membership b,. tb.
appointment of individuals "in svnn,-
thy with its work" "To dissolve The
commission at this time vould ha a
calamity to the city." read tho resolu
tion. presented to Mayor Ainslie I'm
behalf of the Ministerial Union. bv
Rev Russell Cecil. y. D.. Rev w T.
Campbell and Rev. Thomas Semmcs
In dissolvinE the commission. Mayor
Ainsle wrote the following letter to
DR.. Gravatt and DR.. McFaden.
az beg acknowledge tho recent
of tho letter dated Juno OF 1915 and
signed by yourselves. which, ! am in
formed in separate communicat lion,
was adopted bv the Vice Commission
at meeting held on that date I'm
which the remaining members present
to me their designations as mmbecrs of
the commission, with the request that
they be accepted and the commission
dissolved 7 accept your resignations
as requested. and hereby declare the
commission dissolved
CARRIED OFT To Ir7TE,,
.,. 49,, - ,,
,,onhai;ons of ,ha ,,,,;.s;o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
Survive Rigid Physical Ex-
animation Conducted by
Army Inspectors.
NEW RECRUITS ARE NEEDED
TO REPLACE REJECTED MEN
hdjutant-General Sends Telegra-
phlc Appeal for Increased Ac-
tivity at Eniisting Stations.
MOVING DATE Is Nor F1xED
Impression Prevails That Orders to
Proceed South VIII N"s
BE long Delayed

Thsn !"vtille llarss forth n Camp
Henry Garter st..1gt This mo.mi1g 2,ooo
men viii awaken % and themselves
mustered into the service o: the United
states and unGer orders OF the Pres
;den, to 60 anywhere in the world that
they may be ncrGed
All through the dav frou1 mess call
until Ions after taps. tas arrnv sur
geons proceeded raptsly with their
work Men al.cadv "ul!sted in the
militia and raw recruits. rushed from?
shower batn TO tGe surgeon $ tented
or.ice, there to learn whether they were
II, 70 fight beneath the Nag. which
floats in front OF brigade headquarters
Orders had come from Washington TO
20 ahead with examination and mus
terinc in with the utmost haste, so that
tho War Department might know how
many Federalizcd military organza-
tons could be sent to the border and
l,e depended upon for active duty.
No ADDITIONAL ORDERS
RECEIVED FROM WASlIINGTON
No additional orders have been re-
ccived from Wasliugton, but Adjutant-
General Sale will he ready by to-mor-
row morning 10 move his troops Trains
on every railroad entering Richmond
are IN readiness for the transporta-
tion. The entire body in the calnp
could be moved AT oncc II il were prom
crly equipped. Supplies are needed
Recruits who have been accented are
still parading the grounds in civilian
dress and unarmcd. They may not be
sent away until they are equipped for
the field.
Recruiting officers are still being
hampcred hy mothers. One travelled
from Staunton to ask that her son
ic released, ana wept upon the com
manding officers shoulder when she
was informed that he had been mus
tered In. Other mothers have asked
AJiutant-General Sale and the Cover
nor that their sons be discharged from
tho service. Bat wars grim necessity
car pay no heed TO a mothers tears
or 10 wife's request. The women
have been asked to help by withdraw.
ing their appeals and by urging their
sons TO answer the Presidents call
Every effort is being made to keen
the men happy and serene. Ey the
Governors order kessnich's band will
play in the grand stand every after
noon. from to $50 o'clock. The Sec
n
on the grounds. and the band of tb,.
First egiment will come in to-day.
EXAMINATIONS DEpIETE
COMMANDS 20 PER CENT
With the commands OF the First and
Second Regiments reduced by mora
than 20 per cent Of their original eff
fectivcs. Adjutant-Gcneral w w. Sale.
General c. G.. Vaughan, Colonel 10
Lane stern and brigade staff officers
bent every effort to urge en-
listment OF men physically fit for
duty in the field. More than 1000
mon have been examined and mustered
in, but the State muster roll should
number $500.
The Adiu,antGeneralt telesraphed to
all recruiting offices in the State to
hurry their work. and recruiting Of
fices were established in every com
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
WILSON DECISION
AWAITS ACT|0N0 ON
OTHER DEMANDS
All-Important Question of
Attitude Toward u. S.
Expedition Unsettled.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
GO STEADILY FORWARD
Until Reply to Lansing's Note Is
Received, Administrations
Position Is Unchanged.
OFFICIALS GREATLY RELIEVED
Possibility Of Latin-American Niedi-
alton In Crisis Again Widely
Discussed.
OFFICIALS GREATLY RELIEVED
OF Latin-American Niedi-
alton in Crisis Again Widely
Discussed.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-An imre-
diate break between the United States
and Mexico has been averted by COM
pliance with the American demand for
release of the twenty-three troops cap
tured in the fight at Carrizal.
Whether war has been prevented or
merely postponed no one here would
attempt to say tonight. Official in
formation as to the attitude OF Gem
ernl C1rranza was lacking. Until his
response 10 Secretary bansings note,
dispatched Sunday. making two per-
cmptory and distinct demands is re-
oeived, there will be no decision on
whether President Wilson shall lay
the crisis before Congress.
News of the release of the prisoners.
received early tonight in press dis
patches, brought undsSuised relief
among administration officials. 1t was
accepted correct and assured that
Carranza. impressed with the urgency
of the situation, had ordered the cap
tured cavalrymen started for the bor-
der without waiting for his announce
ment OF the action to reach Washing
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
HEAVY BOMBARDMENT
CARRIED on ny GERMANS

Northeast O: Nerdun tho French have
reoaatured more ground from the GER
mans north OF hill 32l and around the
Thiaumont work. Northwest of Vcr
dun. the Germans carried out a heavy
oombardment against the Avocourt and
Chattancourt sectors, but were pre-
vented from launching an infantry at
tack from the east of hill 304 by the
effectiveness of the French aMillery
hre In Champagne. the Germans oc
curied French positions near Tahur.
but later were driven out
On the British front. the expected big
offensive by King Georges men an
parently has not yet begun, but thev
are carrying out at various points suc
cessful raids on German positions, and
hombarding heavily from the region of
Ia Bassee Canal to the south of III.
Somme In the latter region small
british attacks were put down bv tb.
Germans according to Berlin.
Continuing their counteroffensi,..
against the Russians in volhynia. th,.
Eermans have captured the village Of
'-inew ka. to the west of SokuI. and .,lso
nave taken by storm positions TO tbc
south or The village Vienna rcnor,.
mat further Russian attacks near En,y
IN buk""ina have been repulscd hy tha
Austrian forces
Between the varlar River and Lake
''oirah' on the Greek Serbian border
''''iicfE duelS are taking place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
NO EFFECT on MOVEMENT
OF NATIONAL. GUARDSNEN

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. June 2s.-Gen-
eral Funston received tonight n report
from Brigadier General Bell. at FL
CONTINUED on Second Page.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
Liberation of roopers Cap
tured at Carrizol Results
From Peremptory De-
nand on Corranza.

Ell PASO. TEN, June 2S.-President
Wilson's pere,uptory demand on Gen
eral Carranza for the release Of the
American prisoners held in Chihuahua
penitentiary to-day met with COM
pliance.
Late this afternoon IL was announced
from the commando ncla in Juarez that
n message had been transmitted ovec
the Mexican telegraph which state ii
that the twenty-thr-e negroes OF the
Tenth Cavalry captured at Carrizal
With Lem H. Si,:llsburg. Mormon scout.
had been removed from, prison.
The message added that the men.
with their arms and accoutern ents
under heavy guard. had been placed on
"A train hound tor juarez. where they
are expected 20 arrive Tomorrow morn
ing.
The telegram conveying this news
was addressed 20 General George Bell
Ir.. comma nder Of the FL Paso base 1t
was signed by General Jac!nto Trevino.
commander OF The Mexican military
Dis.riet CT the Northeast. whose h@ao-
quarters are A. chihuahua City.
BELL REFUSES TO SAY
ANYTHING ABOUT MESSAGE
General Bell. in keeping with his
custom of maintaining close secrecy
regarding all military developments
refused to say whether he had re-
ceived the message He said that all
announcements must come from Cen
eral Funston. at san Antonio.
On receipt of word that General Fun
ston had given out the contents of the
message. he said no escort would be
sent to meet the prisoners in the murlt-
ing, but an officer would be delegated
TO take command of them and lead
them 10 Fort Bliss.
Mexican officials tonight were happy
over the turn in events. They said this
would mean a iessening of the tension
OF the last few days. General Fran
cisco Gonzales. Juarcz commander. and
Adres Garcia, Mexican consul at Ell
Paso, each said he regarded the in
cident as eassuring
This shows that we do not want war
unless 1t is forced upon u.s." MIR. Garcia
said.
Adres Garcia, Mexican consul TO FL
Paso, tonight issued statement. in
which he explained that his reason for
remaining in Luarcz during the crisis
was 10 remove every possible chance of
friction. lie admitted. however. that
he felt safer IN the Mexican town
FEARS Ills PRESENCE
NIGHT CAUSE TROUBLE
General BELL he said has offered
TO put "a guard about my house i'm El
fas" and have full confidence in the
American authorities. hut since 7 was
routed out of bed and insulted in my
own house not long ago by n squad of
police al ] o'clock in the morning.
have feared that my presence I'm EI
l'aso might start trouble. Every effort
OF mine is bent on removing causes of
friction at this point. with view to
easing negotiations between the first
chief and the White House"
Reports from the field indicate that
small columns OF C'arranza soldiers are
appearing to the south of General
Pershing's line, occupying communities
evacuated by the Americans However.
in Mexican circles il is explained that
some of these troops are recruiting
dctachments. American reports indi-
cate that at no point are they suiti.
ctently close to Pershings lines to rouse
alarm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

TAKE A TRIP TO. BALTIMORE OVER
THE FOURTH.
81 round trip next Saturday. good returning
until Wednesday Via YORK RIVER LINE.
J ADV. .57. u - =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

\ HOTEL RUEGER ROOF TONIGHT.
I,binner-supper. music, dancing. $3.50 to IL.
AdM .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

THROUGH SLEEPER TO ASHEylIIE.
Leaves Richmond ll;l5 L. NJ. daily; arrives
Asheviiie a;40 i. NJ. SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY.-AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

REDUCED FARES ACCOUNT JuIy !,
rtn southern Hallway,
commencing July =, to many points.
return limit, July S,-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
ITALIANS CONTINUE
TO MAKE PROGRESS
Force Austrians Back Along
Almost Entire Front in
Trentino Regions.
BRITISH OFFENSIVE NOT ON
French Recapture More Ground
From Germans North
east of Verdun.

Gains OF additional ground by the
Italians from the Austrans, by the
French from the Germans, northeast OF
Verdun. and by the Germans from the
Russians in Volhynia are chronicicd in
the latest official communications is-
sued BY tie Italian. French and Ger
man War Offices.
l; IS stated in addition that the Aus
TRANS are st!ll holding back the wing
OF the Russian army. which is endeav-
or!ns 10 drive past Kuty Bokowina.
with kolomea as its objective
In The Trentino regions, the Italia ms
continue TO force back the Austrians
along almost tho entire front. having
made progress al various points in the
region between the Adige ard Rrenta
NiNcrs, in the l.aGrina and Arsa VAL
!eys, between the Posra and Astico
Rivers, and along the upper But River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
ALL-I,IPORTANT QUESTION
REMAINS UNSETTLED

While it generally is conceded that
this move lessons tension, no one con-
versant with the grave problem lost
sight of the fact that the all-import-
ant question of Carranza's attitude to-
ward the American expedition across
The border to protect the territory and
citizens OF the United States from
bandit outrages remains unsettled. If
the de facto government stands upon
the orders TO General Trevino to at
tack Persning's men when they move
otherwise than toward the border, the
situation actually is just what il was
before. except that there now is pos
sihility of diplomatic negotiation that
did not exist while the Americans were
held prisoner at Chihuahua.
The preparations of the United
states for war will go steadily for
ward. There will be no interruption
OF the rush OF national guardsrion tc,
the border and General Funston will
continue disposing OF his forces as
though he expected an immediate at
tack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
RELIEVED TO BE STRIVING
TO PREVENT BREAE

Carranza's compliance with one OF
the demands is accepted b. tho moro
optimistic officials here as an indica-
tion that he is striving 10 prevent
break. Although should he again at
tempt TO throw all blame for the Car
rizal fight upon tho American ot.icers
and insist upon his right to forcibly
oppose any except northward nove-
mcnts of American troops, il is thought
possible that he viii state his position
in such way rs 20 make further dis
cusston necessary. During any ncgotia-
tioEs however. the United States Will
insist upon freedom or movement Of the
troops In Mexico. and any attempt TO
interfere with them will be met by ouch
force as is necessary Tho possibility
OF Latin American offers OF mediation
in the crisis again was widely dis
cusScd lgnacio Caldcron. minister from
Bolivia. VIII make II second call upon
Secretary Lansing Tomorrow 10 ascer-
tain whether tender OF good offices
by the South and Central American
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