The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-17

Troops from New York and Northern
PennsyivAnia Ma:or-General Chase w.
Kennedy. commanding: Lieutenant
Colonel, H. f. .Dsarmond, chief Of STAN !;
L M. Jersey, one
hundred and nfty-nfth infantry; j. t.
Dean, One hundred and ffty-sixth In
fantry; J. S. Mallory, One hundred and
fifty-third depo3; c. c. Hearn, one hum
dred and nfty-third artillery.
Camp Meade. AnnapouS, Junction.
Md TROOPS from Southern Pennsyl-
vania. Major General J. f. Kuhn, COM
handing; Colonel Tenney
Ross. chief Of staff; brigadier- generals.
+. E Hatch, one hundred and fifty
seventh infantry: W. J. Nicholson, One
hundred and hfty-eighth infantry; w.
II. Gordon. One hundred and nifty
fourth depot; A. Hero, Jr, One hundred
and fifty-fourth field artillery.
General Cron,<hite at Camp Lee.
Camp Lee, Petersburg. Va..-Troops
from New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland.
Delaware and District of lumbia-
Major General A. Cronklfite. command
ing; Lieutenant Colonel w. II. w. Wal
dron. chief of staff; brigadier-generals.
c. : Fransworth, One hundred and tif-
ty-ninth infantry; l.. NJ. Brett, One
hundred and sixtieth infantry; H.
Hall, one hundred and fftyffth depot;
G. C. Heiner. one hundred and fifty
nth field artillery.
Camp Jackson Columbia. 6. c.
Troops from Tennessee. North Carolina
and South Carolina Major General r.
H. French. commanding; Lieutenant
Colonel c. y. Roberts. chief Of staff;
brigadier-generals. G. w. Mc1ver. One
hundred and sixty-hrs infantry; c.
II. Muir, One hundred and sixty-second
infantry; c II. Barth. One hundred and
nftteth depot; 4 A. Haynes. One hum
dred and ffty-sixth field artillery.
Camp Gordon. Atlanta, Ga--Troops
from Georgia. Alabama and Florida
Ma ior General Eden swift, command
ing. Northumberland c. S. Lincoln.
chief of staff: briRadier-generals, NJ. j.
Cronin. One hundred and sixty third
infantry; w. T. Durham. One hundred
and stxty~fourth infantry; j. r. Erwin,
one hundred and hfty=seYenth depot:
O. r Mescher. One hundred and nftY-
sevenfh Aeld artillery.
Camp sherman. ChilHcothe Ohio
Troops from Onto and West Virginia.
Ma jor General e. F. Glenn, command
ing; Northumberland p. T. Hayne.
chief OF staff; brigadier- generals, w. A.
Holbrook, One hundred and sixty fifth
infantry; F.. w. Perkins One hundred
and sixty-sixth infantry; J. H McRae.
One hundred and fft y-eighth depot; c.
/ II McKinstry, one hundred and fifty
eighth field artillery.
! Camp Taylor, Louisville. Ky.-Troops
from Indiana and Kentucky, Major
/ General II. c. Hale. commanding;
Lieutenant Colonel L. Halstead chief
Of staff; brigadier- generals. D B. De-
wore, One hundred and sixty -seventh
/ a.. \ 49, 49,
and sixty eighth infantry: G.. Carleton,
/ One hundred and ffty-ninth depot; E.
Kinds. One hundred and fifty ninth
field artillery.
Camp Grant. Rockford, Ul.-Troops
from Illinois Major General Thomas
H. Barry, commanding; Lieutenant
Colonel r s Fitch. chief OF staff;
brigadier- generals c. Reichmann. One
( hundred and seventy first infantry; c.
H. Martin, One hundred and seventy
second infantry; l. w. V. Keunon, One
hundred and sxty-frst depot; G. Lee
Irwin. one hundred and sixty-frst field
artillery.
Camp Pike. Little Rock. Ark.-Troops
from Arkansas Louisiana and Missis-
sippi Major General S. d. Sturgis,
commanding: Lieutenant Colonel w. c.
Sweeney, chief of staff: brigadier- gen =
Iseventy-third .infanTy; W, r. Martin,
One hundred and seventy fourth in
fantry: b Poor. One hundred and sixty
second depot; r. p. Davis, One hundred
and sixty-second field artillery.
Camp Travis. Fort Sam Houston
Texas-Troops from Texas, Arizona
New Mexico and Oklahoma. Major
General II. r. Allen. commanding
Lieutenant-Colonel J. J. Kingman
chief of staff; brigadier generals. ]. II
! ONeill One hundred and seventy ninth
Infantry: W. II. Johnston. One hun
dred and eightieth infantry; J, A. Gas
ton, One hundred and sixty fth depot
e T. McGiachlin. One HUNDRED ana six.
ty 9th aeld artillery.