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NOTICES FOR FORT MYER
CAMP ARE COMING IN
Timing With the Navy and the Field
It is reported that the troops are preparing for the upcoming campaign.
A meeting for admission to the officers' training camp at Fort Myer, can "live in peace" until the fourteenth, notices to report will be coming in until that date. Major Letcher Hardeman stated yesterday. Major Hardeman in charge of the officers' recruiting office in Richmond, and his statement was prompted by the fact that numerous applicants from this city were not among those who yesterday were notified to report for training.
Approximately 500 applications for entrance to the camp went forward from Richmond with Major Hardeman's approval.
As a result, however, there were 2,500 notices to be sent out from Fort Myer to the lucky applicants, several days are expected to elapse before all have been received.
The camp will open Monday.
LOSES FLAGS AGAIN
In the army, reports from the cavalry and the troops.  In the midst of the turmoil, the city was bustling with activity. J.T. Palma, a member of the city council, walked into Police Headquarters last night about 11 o'clock, complaining that two flags—one a Russian and the other the national banner of the republic of Panama—had been stolen from Palma's automobile while it was standing on Eighth Street, between Broad and Marshall Streets, last night. On the previous night, Mr. Palma, a member of the city council, walked into Police Headquarters. 