Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27

Skho arc obedient to our laws vii! no
n rStsffectiy safe from interference"
SEss-hsked II that applied to German army
Nreservists. the secretary said: 1t ar
E1Asaos TO everybody who is here or who
ssnay be permitted TO come here. and
NSho behaves I'm accordance with our
atAws while here"
SxsERMAN RESIDENTS
- MIGHT BE REGISTERED
ENf-1n other quarters II was indicated
sthat German residents might he regis
kfeSed. in the event of war. in order
ythat the government could have some
Sknowlcdse OF their movements and
SrmRke certain that no person guilty OF
gmisconduct shall escape justice.
-Another phase OF national prepared
sHEss prompted Mr.. Baker to volunteer
~ suEgestion az to the course which
SMIen and women who are seeking an
opportunity to serve their country
Eftiight follow He pointed ont that the
grcEular army. National Guard and Of
Steers reserve corps offered opportuni-
titles to men who desired military scrv-
Lice. The reserve. nc explained. offered
"a wide field OF choice. since the STAFF
JSorps' divisions were composed of men
Especially trained in civil life in the
&&ork they would perform In war times.
~ For women the secretary suggested
%Hffiliation with the local agencies or
pganized to enroll the woman power of
athe nation The National Security
;sIseaKue. the National Woman Suffrage
aAssocia,ion and the National Associa-
ton of Women's Clubs. lie said, were
.all engaged in this work.
SsAIr. Baker said the Department of
sIabor and tho civil Service Commission
were cooperating in securing skilled
- IN cchanics for the governments ar
senals and navy-yards. Amy mechanic
seeking place in the preparedness
program. he added could readily find
his opportunity through either Of these
agencies
TWENTY MORE REGIMENTS
CALLED INTO SERVICE
The War Departments statement
calling out additional infantry reSi-
ments. follows.
FOLLOWING additional National Guard
organizations have been called into the
Federal service for general purposes OF
police protection against possible inter
ference with the postal. commercial and
military channels and instrumcutaii-
ties:
illinois First. Fifth and Sixth Reg
imerts. infantry. Indiana. Second Reg
iment. infantry; Iowa. First Regiment.
infantry: Missouri. First and Third
Regiments, infantry: Nebraska. Fourth
Regiment. infantry: Minnesota. First
Regiment infantry. Michigan. Thirty
third Regiment, infantry; Wisconsin.
Third Regiment infantry: South Da-
kota. Third Battalion OF Fourth Reg
imen;. infantry: North Dakota. Second
Battalion OF First Regiment. infantry.
Colorado. First and Second Separate
Battalions infantry: Wyoming. Second
Separate battalion. infantry: Ohio.
. Third and Sixth Regiments. infantry:
!. Washington. Second Regiment. infan-
Try; oregon, Third Regiment. infantry:
California. Second. Fifth and Seventh
. Regiments. infantry: Idaho. Second
Regiment. infantry; Montana. Second
Regiment. infantry.
"cf these organizations. the follow
ins are already in Federal service. and
in CONSEQUENCE will not TIE mustered
! out. as originally planned:
: Michigan. Thirty-third Regiment. in
ranrry: Colorado First and second sep.
arate Rattalions; Ohio. Third and sixth
Regiments
Il, is requested that no details OF
locality be carried in the press with
regard to further distribution Of these
troops unless given out by the War
Department"
The ncw order makes total of
thirty-two National Guard infantry
regiments called into the Federal
service for police purposes. supple
mented by six separate hattalions and
several detached companies. They will
lie assigned to posts in connection with
their posts worn by the commanders
of the military departments. acting un-
der instructions from the War De-
partment,