Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NATIONAL GUARD
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charge Of enlisted men shall be IN con-
formlty with anid act. provided. how.
ever, thet when men drafted by the United
States under the provisions Of said net
for On emergency are discharged from the
service Of The United States they shnll
revert to the National Guard and shall
| continue 10 serve therein until their enlist
inont would have expired II uninterrupted.
The National Guard shall be uniformed,
| armed and equipped as nearly ~ pracfi-
cable in accordance with the regulations
of the United States Amy. The com
| manler-in-chief may dlsband companies
that fail To comply with the requirements
Of the law.
When il may be necessary TO ,ye any
military force for public defense against
foreign or domestic violence, OF to pre-
serve the public peace or for field trsin-
ing, the governor, ns commander-in-chief,
shnll have power, according 10 the enn~r-
reney, To coll ult any regiment, battalion.
company or any part thereof, for that
purpoee. For every days service while
on such duty ecch private shall receive
| 81 .55; each corporal si.Tb; each sergeant,
| 80; each non-eommission staff and first
sergeant, battalion sergeant major, drum
major and principal musicians, &2.5o;
| the chief musician 81. besides recee-
| sary experHes. aud each commissioned
officer the minimum pay and allowance Of
officers OF like grade in the United States
Army
Il also provides that any member Of
the guard who fails to answef such sum
none ia subject TO fine 80 the court
martial may detrrufine, provided the
fine Of privates and non-eommirsioned
officers is not less than $40 OF more than
500 aud TINT Of commissioned officers
not less than slo0 or more than 81 600,
aud also forfeiture Of their commissions
When 10 may be necessary 70 uae any
military force Co provide for tha protection
of the lives or tho property Of tho people
of the state. or in time Of imminent dan
per. of foreign or domestic violence,
epidemic or breach Of the public peace,
or imnlsnent danger 90 lives or the prop
ertv Of the neople Of this state. the COVER
nor as commander-in-chief, shall have
power. according 20 tho emergency
20 call out any regiment battalion
company or any part thereof, for that
purpose Whenever any portion OF the
National Guard Ia employed IN aid OF
the civil authority, the governor. u ia his
Judgment the maintenance uf law aud
order will thereby be promoted, may by
proclamation declare the county or city
in which the troops ARE serving, or any
specified part thereof, 10 be In state Of
| insurrcction
tuBtdc Arn ron IstuRrp-
II any officrr or soldier in the National
Guard Ia injured while on duty he shall
be taken care Of Mt public exrenaei fair
conpenastion shall he allowed for his
| time snd injury II he u killed his family
/ Hhal receive compensation according tn
1 D. hssf ha Iasx
| of the United States
Zach company shall he allowed $500
| per annum, except companies or units
stationed ht tho Arrnury IN Wilmington
| which shall receive 500 zach. provided
| they have che benefit Of light fuel and
! ianifnrs. the expense Of which shall he
| paid from the general fund Commissioned
| otiicorp ahal receive s2h annually for
| uniform aud equipment
The bill speciiies an appropriation OF
| si2. 600 annually
A retired list II provided for ANY officer
| reaching tho age of 6i years coca on tha
list and m officer who has served 10 years
or an enlisted man WHO has aervod Is
wears mRv 90 on the retired list by re-
quest The bill creates State Military
Board 70 consist Of the commander-in-
chief tho chief OF staff md the ranking
field officer, who shall also compose an
Armory Commission.
rfaurEFNTn DAY.
Today was the 18th day Of the General
Asscmbly's 6O-day session.
Governor Denncy and the General
Assembly accepted an invitation TO at
tel.d Amerioanization exercises in the
Wilmington High School. No time was
fixed but the exercises will probably be
held uaxt FRIDAY night
The General Assembly filed communica-
tions from 81. Johns Methodist Episcopal
! Church Of Seaford and Rose Hill Grange
Patrons OF Husbandry of New Castle
county. protesting against the passag.
, of the boxing bill
Senator Lutz introduced the VII
. rnington paid flre department. bill thii
afternoon.
: Representatives. Kramer. Otwell ant
. buckingham were appointed Hous'
| conferees on the Senate concurren
{ resolution providing for an audit o
| State and county finances. a bin pro
viding for a paid fire department 70
| | Wilmington win probably be introduces
, In the Senate this afternoon by Soma
e | tor Lutz
: \ Senate committee VIII give n pub
lie hearing this afternoon on the Sen
$ ate bill repeating the primary election
Q | law applicable TO Kent and SUISSE
Q counties.
r The school bill drafted by citizens
committee viii probably be introduce
4 in the House Wednesday or Thursda
!, and the educational committee of eac
Y branch of the General Assembly wi
d likely consider it jointly.
h Laws Regulating Employment of
= women and Children.
= Representative Kramer introduce
four bills making numerous changes /
laws governing the employment c
women and children. of which the labo
commission of Delaware has charge c
the enforcement. The bills are advo
r Gated by the commission.
Proposed amendments include:
/. Increasing the commissions .appropri
!. alton from $4,000 20 $4,000.
That the employment of children i
3 certain dangerous occupations be pre-
i hibited TO those under 16 instead of ]
a years of age.
= That the employment of girls unde
6 years of age in messenger servic
I'm city Of 10000 population be Pre-
- hibited.
= That every child holding q genera
: employment certificate must have
: physical examination at least once
year.
That every child must complete eigl
; yearly grades instead of five before oil
tanning a general employment certif