Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
HHiGii1' HOPES EVERY
Wan Will. III. lAnI.n I,1,I.

MAN WILL. HE CARED ron
mat the Euardsmen appreciate tho
eN1fis being made in their behalf j.
shown 1y tic following letter rr,,u
Major Bright:
TO IN" Editor of The Times Dispatch
-Sirt ] herewith inclosc a list ar Tho
members OF the Richmond tirays' Eat
talton VIII" viii be wi,hou, cmpIov.
mcnt whom the Firs, Virginia Heri-
ineni j. mustered out Of tho scryic. nf
the United states
These men hay" served faithfullv
and well, and TO be relieved of service
during an extremely cold winter will
chtaii hardship and suffering not onlv
upon themselves but upon their farni-
h's as well. for the Federal Aid 70,
iam'hes VIII cease the day Of muster
out. ~.
wish to- offer the profound thanks
OF every officer in the regiment, for
yoLr great interest in this most i'm
portant matter. and | am confident that
through your efforts and with the CO.
operation OF the business mon Of Rich
n'ond every man viii be cared FOR.
Very truly yours,
JOHN +. BRIGHT.
Major
Per liz ROY l.. BROWN. LR..
First Lieu. and Adj, First Virginia
Infantry, Brownsville. Tex, Decem-
Der IS. 1916
CENSUS OF MEN DESIRING
POSITIONS AND THEIR TRADES
The men who desire positions. ar.
ranged according 10 previous occupa
tions. follow:
Sh"e nspector--Sergeant q. H. Ciusti.
cylinder pressman--Corporal Eubank
John c. Wilson.
aiesman-corporal ". L. ouarles.
First Sergeant l.. T. Reynolds.
Carpet salesman-A 7. W'iles.
hauffeur-Sergean, q. l.. Hail. Cor
poral II. y. Fi'zhugh. Claude 4. Ram
key. Harry Lee. {. Z. Valentine. David
g Land. 7. q. Pittman. Lee Scott. q.
l.. Outlet:
Cook-Sergeant Frank Hall
Bakers hclpcr-W. y. Branch.
Munition worker-Sergeant L. p
Reynolds. Robert W. Wood. Cammv r.
Griffith.
Lathe hand-Harry L. Coute. James
f. Carlton. Charles l.. Smith, II. IT.
Cole. Robert Bullock. Clarence Wright.
w. u. Jones. NJ. +. Runge. NJ. l.. Luck.
Z. B. Baldwin. W. c. Belvin. !. r..
Hicks, c. $ Kane
Lineman--Carlton s. O'Dell
Bookkeeper-Sergea c. f.. Parrish
Clerk-Decatur \. Taylor. r. L.
Brewer. r. L. Amos r. j. Trimmer.
optometrist-C. s. Schwartzberg.
Timer and plumber-H. l.. Smith.
Plumbcr-F. NJ Norment Thomas T..
Martin
rain,er-M. ~ Smith. ". ID. Jones.
NJ. r. Jones.
Shoe maker. lasting room--John NJ.
Coover. Edgar Green
Steam crane operator-F. +. Brad
ford.
Machinists helpcr--Jaspcr H. Dur
ham. 4. NJ. Mays. ]. Z. Taylor. A. NJ
Rowe. l.. l.. Lewis. L. NJ. Harris. w.
J. Tyler, S. c. Mason. S. G.. French.
q. c. Jones.
Machinist--M. s. Moore. y. T.. Pierce.
w. u. Eacho. T.. NJ Rose. Charles N.
Sterlin Sergeant Thurston.
shipping clerk a. Cheatham, II.
T. Buchanan. w. y. Murphy.
Job pressman--E J. Harwood. Burns
Beall c. g. Collins.
Fireman-First Sergeant Howard C.
Bncher. Richmond Fire Department
Civil engineer-R. C. Brewster.
Hammersmith--R. II. FriZzell.
Press feeder---R. f. Wright
Cotton mill operativc-H. T.. Thaxton.
Steam fitter--H. J. Johnson. Raymond
r. Williams.
Stationary hreman--J. r Wingfield,
O. W. Abingdon.
Hydraulic prcssman-Frank Brown
Boiler maker-J. f. Powell
Boiler makers helper--J w. VII.
liams.
Laborer--James Q. Bullock. NJ. T.
Burnett Ward Ernest. J. Il. Griffith.
James Kahn.
Barber-David C. Land.
Du Pont cmployeeGeorge Davis.
oiler: r. 4. Beckmen. Robert r,
Southall, j. A. Burton, w. L. Powell.
In addition to the above. Levi l..
Hedgepeth and Robert a. Howdyshell
want to learn the machinist trade.