The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-10

SUNNI oned IN the second Increment
began at II o'clock this morning. The
board hoped to secure 100 or Peters
burg's war quota OF 3ss by night
Seven hundred and eiEhtysix men
were ordered to appear for examina
ton from which to get the district
quota. So far slightly more than
per cent of those exam
ined have been accepted and IL this
per centage is maintained, approx
mately 1900 men will have to be OK
amined to secure the quota.
Those who passed the physical ex-
animation and who made no claim
for exemption are as follows:
B-Proctor Vaughan Gresham, 1s5,
Apollo street.
1s-Thomas owen votten. 3o7 Law
renee street.
i2-creed Weldon Johnson. Dinwid-
die, Va
as-George Phillips. 1873 McKeever
street.
so--James Henry wheeler. 11s w.
Washington st.
3s-Joseph Eugene Carroll, So West
street.
ss-John Herman simons, 1928 Hall
fax street
4s-walter Marie Edens, ala Brown
street.
ss-wiliie Hami.n. Ford Va.
s7-Budde Rose. Dinwiddie. Va
s1-GeorEe Gotlieb Hartiteb. 3oa w.
Washington street
ss-Georee Robert CottreN. SIS 81.
Matthew street.
Thames L. Mayes. Addison. Va.
e2-Curtis Davis. 233 Pine street
s7-Roger Nelson Baush. 1920 Boil
ling street
ss-Clarence Lee Ashhy. 1909 Com
merce street
s7-Lyman Harris Green III ". High
street.
2s-Johnnie Freddie King, SO Oak
street.
1os-Robert Lee Frazier. Dinwidd.e,
Va
l17-Herbert Reed BOYD. s3o r. wash
ington street
Franklin stone. Jr.. 4ns
Halifax street.
i1s-stephen Junius Willis. i5f Mer-
curry street
i2s-sohn Allen. Sutherland. Va.
11s-Richard Turner Short aos Wash
ington street.
fso-Joseph Christopher Hall. Central
State hospital
i.4-Joheps Coleman, Addison. Va.
i5s-Hustler Perkins. Dewitt. Va
isT-william Thomas Berry. Jr. 2as
6 Sycamore street.
15I-villiam Henry Cobb. 40 ST. Mat
thew street
Isa-Fverett r. Traylor. 44o Cameron
l71-Thomas Dunlop, Jr. los Old
ls4-william Fl Ridge. 500 Fleet 81.
157-walter HAYES, Sutherland Va.
i75-Jares Clifton Savage, ais s. Dun
ioa street
l-s-Fred Spencer. +o1 r Bank street.
1s5-Henry Mahry. ia Main street
Pocahontas
1so-Runin Jones. 459 Harding street.
TsI-wiIIis Ru~In, 52s Dunlop street,
eo.-Haywood Williams, Jr.. n, n. D..
=. N.. J. sttrs.e 71"' - ~ s. Nfaes-
'ss-Emmett n Ragland city
2os--heodore w Fisher, Az A. Short
Market street.
2es-James A. Edmunds. efs Kentucky
avenue
pETERSBTRG PREPARES
TO CARE FOR NEW BUSINESS
with only three full weeks remain
ing before the vanguard OF the now
national army will arrive at Camp Lee
for period OF intensive training be-
IoVS pefnE sent 10 france. representa-.
tives OF the chamber Of commerce Re-
TAN Merchants association. Young
Business Mems club. Rotary club and
Travellers Protective association. held
a meeting IN the Chamber Of Com
merce tonight TO discuss plans for the
accommodate OF the tremendous In
crease in the city's population antici-
pated
Rinehart & Dennis contractors, and
Major F. x Coe. in charge OF con-
struction work at Camp Lee, an
nounced last night that the camp
would be in readiness for the arrival
OF the recruits on Septemhe lst. The
camp is now more than sixty-nve per
cent completed.
W T. Hilton. government auditor
at the camp, stated today that there
are now more than 1l.60a men on the
payroll and 700 teams. All who are
engaged in work at the camp will re-
ceive their pay checks for this week
on Saturday. according to auditor Hill
ton The payroll will totad for fne
week approx imately 5000. ono.
Work on the hospital building. plans
for which were received Monday. has
been> begun. The building will oe-
cupy about sixty acres, permitting
twenty. The cost OF the hospital
structures will approximate $500. coo.
Each of the buildings will be twenty
four feet, wide. with yards 1877 feet
long, accommodating thirtv-two beds
each Of 800 beds for the whole num-
Der Each hospital will have labor
atory for archaeological and Patio
logical work
TEN MEN WANTED
FOR COAST ARTILLERY
Orders have heen- received at the
local office TO enlist ten men for tho
field artillery branch OF the United
states army. The following recruits
were accepted at the army recruiting
station today: James r. Chastaia
coast artillery, and Frank G. King.
medical corps
Recruiting officers Of Company q.
Second Virginia regiment. which COM
pany Is now at Camp Lee left this
morning on srccial car attached to
westbound Norfolk and Western train
No. 3. for Roanoke. with twenty-four
recruits to be trained and provided
with necessary equipment II Ia re-
norted that Company G will leave
Camp Lee shortly for one Of the sew
eral southern training camps