The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
MEN EAGER AND READY.
Local GuHrdsmcn Rush Prepnrn-
lions and wait Orders 10 Move.

Tho New York city National Guard
rushed preparations to obey the order 10
mobilize at Beekman, Du'chcss county.
which are expected t. come from Major
Gen. O'Ryan tomorrow or Thursday.
BY 2 o'clock last night. when all resi-
mental. squadron or battery commanders
reported to their respective brigade
commanders. an inmcus" amount of
routine work had been performed during
the day. With AdJt-Gtn. Stpte~bury
and Lieut-Col. BoStwick, his chief OF
stan. TO authorize all proceedings
Lieut. Col StcrnherGcr Guar'ernas'er-
general. had pushed -encampment food
orders forward for two weeks and teams
portation had been arranged.
In the various regiments arrange
mcnts had been made for uorScs and
mules. new drafts were reported ON their
way east for the batteries, ago and
other reginental transports were rolled
out. covered, creased and made ready.
In every command the men thcmselves
were not only ready and wiling hut
eager 20 g.. In addition tho cnitsting
campaign jumped IN many hundreds.
While every military command Of ~"
city was In quarters last night the FIRST
Field Artillery. whose Colonel. Henry II.
Rogers. Is I'm Japan. WAS the only one tn
.oave .:g arrrory Da'.c~" = .'oycd :"'"'
It's armory at SiNtN-clg' IN street
broadway yesterday aft rnoon and wen,
to Van cortlandt Park. where Rat'"rv T.
was already under canvas, breaking IN
| green horses.
The Seventh infantry assembled at i'e
armory ~ = 10 o'cIont last t.LNf. hoard
the ~ iclcs Of war read and were told th,y
are likely To bc called out at any hour.
The professional Mon. bankers and bust
rrss NOR AL sad they we're ready.
Mann Of tho seventh r1,u sep; ~ n,
armo.y and al vii aIpo,r for a troI i0a
roll call to-day col Willard e. G~.-
commanding. sad when 20" orders r" l.
- Bcekmau came to seventh would p.
ready.
The Twenty-socord Engineers wIl' b.
the first to go t. camp 'ntI'
Lieut.-col. Eugeuc VI Ntu q. iN.is tH.
his star will leave this morning aH.
Companies ~ and l. 60 this af.crnoo,
10 help prepare the caWp. \ shnrt's'
Of 100 draugh, horses and Oft ',s
horses will h- rcWciicd hy Tomorrow
Tn armorcd motor train and tnc cNplut
sive squad will follow the FIRST dotacn.
ments.
The Second Field Artillery rcpoi ted a'
the armory. Franklin aVenH" and lt6'.
street, The BronX, u ffjy new ne
Joined. The men htyt been ordo'od g.
report al : o'Clo'k TINS u.rulrE
t' 'N'N Wv '. Af'.f'''.. f WV -
vii assemble" at its arWprt 81, = "..i,r
this morning by orders ui tnl john II
r'"o;e. ScNcutN-ivo ucw mrN ip nod les.
u.sht. and more ave cN'"ct'i i'-vt'.
The T~wonty-,hIr1 Infantry, Er'o'
Ign. reported more taau 90 i'r cont e..
its mon at its armnrv last ui-lt CONF
pany Y. for instance. h,l = ant of >'
men present. Tn" wnu iwwvI.tt.'.
went into field Uniform .rl a .'rgn ma
jority NJ them slept a. the ar,nory last
night, First Lieut. Donald n. Cow
one Of Col. Horizons aids. who was -.
Gently married, telcgrapAei that he ha,
ended mis- wedding tour.
The First Cavalry turned out strong
last night and will report again his
morning at $40.
Company y. First Battalion. sigma
Corps, turned out 100 por v'rt. in tn,
Dean street armory last uisN..
The First Battalion, SECOND Battery
Z under Col. George NIuEl''. H~~ruD,ry
last night and will wal orders to-day.
orders came to Company !, Tenth H.,
fautry. AZ Flushing from the reg mcuta
commander. Col, John +. Kline. at Al.
hany Ia assemble N once aud recruit T.
full war strcngtN Tn co'I.a"y en-
listed twenty new nru .,st evening
Company q. OF tine T,usn at Nuukcr
fresh from TN" litStlu-. strike. turu,.
out its ITO men last nigh, and expect,
to have $50 10y noon to-day.
M the officers and Noo members of