The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-10
SERVICE FLAG RAISED
At BROAD ST. CHURCH
Sixty Young Men From This Congre-
cation Now In Service of
Uncle Sam.
Ladies' of War Relief Association
Boys In Trench and Camp.

Ladies of the War Relief association
Of Broad-sireet Methodist MYhrch and
other members OF the Congregation
are making arrangements TO send the
soldier members of the church appro-
PIRATE Christmas gifts. There are
sixty young men of the church now
In the service of the country at the
various camps and In France. Sub
stantiai packages were sent each OF
/ the boys for Thanksgiving, and ali
during the war the ladies will take
care OF the boys. sending them COM
| forts and conveniences and luxuries
at short intervals. The association has
just raised a service flag in front OF
the church, at Tenth and Broad
streets, with sixty stars thereon, and
room for more, which is likely to be
hlled at the next cali. A complete
list OF the boys, with thsir addresses
at the front. is here given:
s. C. Abrams. First Virginia field
artillery, N. @. Fort OgIethorpe, Ga
H. l.. .Alsobrooke. headquarters com
pany, 10th regiment, II. II. A., Camp
Mcclellan, Admission, Ala
III. II, Ayres address has never
| been furnished).
G. 8. Bayles. Troop b. First Virginia
cavalry, N. O., Camp Mcclellan. An
niston. Ala
w Fl. Bib, First Virginia field ar
tillery, Fort Ogiethorpe. Ca
j. Walter Briggs. Troop A, First
Virginia cavalry, N. G., Camp McCiel-
| Ian, Admission, Ala
Archie Briggs, First Virginia cav
airy Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
Lieutenant II. r. Boyd. Mechanics
| building. Petersburg. Va.
| Edlow W. Bugg, First Virginia field
| artillery, N, G., Fort Ogiethorpe. Ga.
| William MICA. Bird. Company y.
Si7th infantry, Camp Lee. Va.
| Paul E. Baker. wagon company sos,
ammunition train. Camp Lee, Va.
| j. r. Christian, First Virginia cav
airy. n. G.. Camp Mcclellan, Admission,
Ala.
w. J. Cieaton. Company A, Firs,
Virginia infantry. n. G., Camp Nc
/ Clelian, Admission, Ala
! william Bryant Clements First Wiz.
ginia field artillery, N @, Fort Ogle.
| thorpe, Ga.
Edmund Chaplin. Company r, First
regiment engineers, American expedi-
/ iionary force, France.
Z. NJ. Denning, Company I. United
[ H..
| Monroe, Va.
John A. Dovell. United States train
| ing school, No. barracks b, Newport
| n, l.
| Lieutenant G. G. Dixon, sanitary
train 3o6. Camp Lee. Va
| Edward r.. Estes, Company 8
United States coast artillery, n c.
: Fort Monroe va
! Sergeant Charles W Farrar United
States disbursng ONCE. Forty second
division, care Major Allen Potts, expe.
dictionary force, France.
/ J, Cameron Farrar. First Virginia
cavalry, n. G., Camp Mcclellan, An.
niston. Ala
! w MEG. Forbes, second fireman
United States steamship Neptune
care postmaster. New York city.
Arthur. Prick. Fifty nth company
marine barracks, Paris Island, S. c.
James Frye, United States steam.
ship Neptune, care postmaster. New
/ York city.
George T Gentry, Company r.
| s17th infantry, Camp Lee. Va.
William A. Gregg. United States
steamship Rhode Island, care post.
master, New York city.
{ j.. >Wiiey Garrett United States MA.
I rfne corps, barracks detachment
Quantico, Va,
| John Gray Goldsmith, Troop G
Nineteenth cavalry, Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
l. l.. Hedgepeth, Company C, First