If yes, please cite the law, I would like to read it.
TIA,
Just off the top of my head, I believe it was repealed with the passage of the *Dick Act*, technically the The Militia Act of 1903, together with its 1908 amendment which created the structure of today's National Guard.
The act divided the militia into two groups: the Reserve Militia, defined as all able-bodied men between 18 and 45, and the Organized Militia, defined as state units receiving federal support. There was a one-time grant of $2 million to modernize equipment, and states could now use federal funds to pay for summer training camps.
I don't have the specific text of the Dick act, but it ought to be findable now that you know the legal name, approximate dates, and popular name for the legislation; if you can't find it with that, let me know and I can likely get it from my local Library of Congress Government Depository library; but I'd be very surprised it it isn't on the internet somewhere, likely at Thomas.
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