Show EXPENSES AT CAMP Will BE SMALL WAllACE SAYS Judging from letters received at the headquarters of the citizens citizens' citizens citizens' citizens citizens' citi citi- citi- citi zens' zens military tra training nin at the Commercial club some misunderstanding standing exists amor among g a of prospective recruits as to th the expense ex exl p pense nse that will wilt b be incurred dui durin during the tile period of training Capt W. Wj WH 4 B H Wallace Twentieth Infantry U. U S SA A. A Aj f officer in charge in answer to such letters says In effect The TIle arm army bill bUl Just passed carries rles S a provision for the jie furnishing of rations rations ra ra- ra ammunition uniforms and transportation to and from the lie camp The rh amount to be deposited on on t. t arrival at the tIle camp Is only 15 16 instead instead in in- stead of 30 as was first first- contemplated plated Of this amount 5 is simp simply simply sim sim- p ply a deposit guaranteeing that all the government property will be returned without damage Should any property I be soiled or damaged tile the estimated I amount of such damage e will be deducted de de- de ducted from the 5 and the remainder will be returned to the tile citizen While White the tile government has agreed to furnish subsistence this tills consists of or only the regular army rations costing approximately 28 cents a day In Ill the army each and very every organization has what is known as a company fund This is used for the purpose of s supplying sup SLIp p plying extras t is what will wilt bo done with the tile extra o 10 supply 10 supply extras ex ex- tras thus tras-thus thus giving assurance that everybody will be satisfied with the camp me mess s. s In a report before the tile e executive and recruiting committee at luncheon at atthe atthe atthe the Commercial club today Raymond C C. told of the trip made macic by bv himself and C C. R n. Mabey through Wyoming and Colorado in ill the tho interests of the tile camp He lie said that they were given hearty welcomes in very cery city and anti town and anti that thal there would woud be bo good representations oscillations from from- these states- states at tho the camp The Tile committee will bt begin in work a d I once in enlisting enlisting- recruits and it ItIs it Is is necessary to know before July J 15 5 the tho Uie number who vito will attend Announce Announce- made that recruits at the camp Will liIl be 16 at liberty after 4 o'clock each eacil day to go downtown or do 10 any other thing they see fit with the tho cx exception of several evenings when lecturers willbe will willbe willbe be given The Tite recruits recruit also will be at liberty from Saturday noon until Monday Monday Mon Mon- day ay morning of each wee week I Details to visit business concerns to enlist their support for the camp were made today by Freeman Ba Bassett ett as follows Banks Banis Dr J. J U U. Giesy furniture furniture furniture fur fur- stores and railroads W W. P P. KirkSey Kirksey Kirk Kirk- sey department stores E K A A. Vando- Vando venter power and anti electric companies and machinery companies Lloyd Loyd Garrison Garrison Gar Oar rison neon hardware companies Frank Jennings Jennings Jen Jell sporting goods houses Freeman Bassett laundries H II H II Smith and I sugar companies George e A A. A f Smith mith |