Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-29
War Department Calls Into Federal Service Many More Regiments To Be Used In Industrial Towns.
ARMY AND NAVY CALL
 IN MANY CIVILIANS
Bids Are Opened For More Sub Chasers and Munitions and Ship Building Gets Am other Stimulus.
(By Review Leased Wire)

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 WASHINGTON, Mar. 2a-The
 number of national euardsmen
 called into the federal service for
 policing industrial and other
 strategic points was brought up
 to 5o,Ooo under orders issued to-
 day.
 At the same time the regular force of engineers, scattered along the Mex ican border, was ordered back to its barracks at the capital, the navy took additional measures to hasten con- struction and equipment of fighting ships and both the war and navy de- partments announced further provis- ions to facilitate recruiting.
 Many Units Called Back
 The national guard regiments or dered out today flor police purposes . of protection" are the First West Vir- ginia; the Seventy Fourth New York Infantry: the Second Connecticut ln- fantry and the Second New Jersey In- fantry. Because of misunderstand- ing as to the number of troops affect ed by the order issued yesterday, stop ping demobilization of the guardsmen returning from border duty. the war department also declared that all or ganizations which have been muster ed out of the federal service but have not left the state camps for home be brought back under arms. The First Mississippi Infantry and ambulance company No. 1. Alabama. are affected by this provision.
 A supplemental order is expected to recall the First Kentucky Infantry, a part of which was mustered out some weeks ago. The regiment itself has been retained in the federal service and to complete its organization the missing units may be brought back.
 It is, not improbable that similar supplemental orders may be issued to other organizations partly demobiliz- ed. The war department orders are based on late officials reports regard ing the progress of demobilization but of which some officials here have not been advised to date.
 Want More Sub Chasers
 At the navy department bids were opened during the day for a large quantity of ordnance supplies and Secretary Daniels announced that ad- ditional bids would be opened Satur- day for submarine chasers. He ex- poets to order a large number of these small craft as soon as all ship building concerns have given the de partment information as to their building capacities.
 Offer Bonus to Builders
 The New York Shipbuilding Com pany, the secretary also said. has been requested to speed up construc- tion of the superdreadnaught Idaho. which was to be ready for launching by October, but a postponement has been necessary. Builders of the bat tleships Maryland. Colorado, Wyom- ing and Washington also have been requested to expedite construction work. and to induce more rapid work. a special bonus has been suggested by the department.
 Both the war and navy departments are enrolling physicians from civil life in order to expedite recruiting.
 During the day Secretaries Lansing Baker and Daniels conferred regard ing the army and navy preparations. Tonight MT. Daniels left for Annapol- is to preside at the graduating exer- cises there tomorrow of the first class of 1s4 midshipmen ordered into act i've service three months ahead of its regular June graduation. The second class will be called into service in September.
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