Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-23
HEtRtITISt. DETAILS
tRf. tH tI1i VI ORDERS

stili waiting for marching orders
mo recruiting details remain in camD.
No furthci word IN regard to their
work has been received although the
"iliceis continue daily TO expect the
command 10 dcpar, for their stations
Little success is meeting the earnest
efforts Of Adjutant- Gcncral Sale 10 &C.
'nre horses for tho men In camp. I'm
rhciai reports received yesterday in
'tcaie that horses VIII not he supplied
=. ne NirS nit troops AT Camp stuart.
But whcn thcy go To the border: and
80 mint IL given OF when the move TO
tbe bordcr win hc made
Tho agitation for tho removal Of the
Sodicrs 10 som" training camp is like
Nisc being continued. but also without
success For tho present a, any rate,
II seems that canr stuart viii re-
min the home II the organizations.
Tho state authorities have done all
hey ga, do in the words Of Adju-
'ant.GcUeral sale I'VE have modified
10 tio"ns ana turned them over TO
.ht Federal HuthoritioS our power
Ncr r"ln onrs thcrc. What ia 10 no
aou" wi;l the mcu row j. u question
OF thc Nar department to settle"
order- Tor to" discharge OF twelve
: r.nb.rs "f lhc Nitginia militia were
o"oived yostcrda, from the headauar-
ors Of Tho department or the East.
Governors Island. The released men
ere Corporal Arthur T. Iavons. Sig
'ai CORPS Musician Marion II Earncs.
Battery 9, Fiold Artillery: Mechanic
S,cbolds j. Glarl signal Corps: Private
= I. Mott. EicId Hospital: Sergeant r.
~ Marki". COMPANY NJ; Corporal Archie
chaucy Company NJ, Privates
ionas ! smith. Company NJ; James p
nm., Company +; Eugene G. Per-
ms Company y; &. y Brown. Com
',uly T. aud H. H. Jackson. Company
:; First INFANTRY. MI these men re-
rtyci their DISCHARGE rn account Of
pendent relatives
First Lieutenant Luther r. Lee
'ldui. 81 tho First Infantry. was dis
hngcd on account Of physical disuuali-
;EulIsTrION Is MADE:
FOR FURTHER FUNDS
Rcduisition has been made on the
Eastern Department for the sum OF
i5.2oo for the uso of the Virginia
!, itoops, to be distributed. $4,000 FOL,
ray 81 Ih, soldiers. $4,000 for supplies,
Annc for hired service. and $1,000 for
transportation. Abuot $4,000 has al
ready been received from the depart
'ncut. OF which more than 1000 re-
mains in the hands of State Militia
iaymaslcr Major Charles H. Consolvo
The monyc rcquistioncd will be used
Iur the settlement OF accounts only UP
40 August | with the amounts already
ceiVcd. the si7.200 asked from tho
government viii make a total Of almost
'i2oHno spent in connection with the
mobilization Of Tho Virginia troops
mat amount does not Include the OK
rcnditurc on the First and Second Reg
incnts since their leaving the state
camp religious services today in
dude the preaching AZ 1890 O'Clock
nj Artillery Headquarters by Rev
James Power Smith. y. D.. battalion
chaplain, the Drop-In Bible Glass. at
Young Mems Christian Association
headquarters at $50, conducted by s. L.
Thomas, secretary az tho Railroad
Young Mons Christian Association.
nd the talk by w &. Smith al 1;3n
mis- evening also a, the Young Mems
christian NsSocia tion. \ Bible class is
n he started this morning and Ia ex-
pcc,Hd 10 continue till the end Of the
amp.