The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-09


ed with a box containing hearty
lunch, which had been prepared by
the Negro Federation of Women's
Clubs.
The following named men were
ordered by division No. l, Nashville,
to report at SIS Stahlman building
for roll call promptly at s o'clock on
the morning of Monday, October Goth.
These men were sent to Camp Meade,
Annapolis Junction, Maryland, on a
special train which left over the N.
& c. railroad Monday night;
Walter Jackson, 915 Morrison st.
John Lewis, 1910 Grant street.
Edward Storey, 1909 jackson st.
Thomas Grissby, 1910 Heffernan
street
Evans lnman, 1916 ScoveI street.
William Chavers, 1903 1-2 Hampton
street.
Will Westbrook, 745 St. Charles
street.
Emmett Williams, 1910 Thompson
street
Jeff Whitaker, 522 Fortieth avenue,
north.
Lewis Glenn, 1900 Sixth avenue,
north.
Noah Wallace Mckay, 9os Twelfth
avenue. north
Jesse Strayhorne, 2412 West End
oliver Leroy Williams, 1909 Four
teenth avenue, north.
Joseph Edward Anderson, 1927
Eighteenth avenue, north
Thomas Lewis. 1907 Harding street.
John Ridley, 1910 Michigan ave-
nue..
/ William Alternately, 1884 Merry
street.
/ John Henry White, 912 Forty,third
avenue. north.
, William sneed, 37os Richland ave.
nue..
Grant Carney, 1919 Forty-third
! third avenue, north.
Meredith Gillespie Ferguson, CPS
/ Eleventh avenue, north.
William Henry Perkins, 2425 Mer-
. ny street,
Claude Berry, 92e Twelfth avenue,
north.
Rayburn Baker, s26 10 Johnston
avenue.
John C. Mayberry, 1907 Jefferson
street
Albert Street, 1901 Grant street.
Gentry Collier, 1900 Hampton.
Elisha Phillip Darden, 1717 Holman
street.
Leroy Petway, e23 Jackson street.
Edgar UtIey, 2316 Merry street.
Chester Julius Westfied, gil Elev-
enth avenue, north.
George Washington Brown, Ten
nessee State Normal.
Charley Roper, 14J1 Ninth avenue.
north.
Ben Reams, 26o1 West Hill street
X John ToIiver, 217 Louise avenue.
Obey Bernard Watkins, 1929 ScoveI
street
William Joseph Hayes, BOG Twenty.
second avenue, north.
Henry Douglas, 1908 Jackson
street.
Jonn nenry Lao, Iv1f elevenrn
avenue, north.
Chas Anderson Smith, 929 Twelfth
avenue, north.
Willie Smith, 1907 Grant street.
John Wesley Medin, 1900 Third
] avenue, north.
John Quincy Marshall, 1923 Seven
teenth avenue, north.
Maborn Hynes, 1924 GuIch avenue.
Will Harris, Jr., e23 Sixteenth ave.
nue.. north.
George Winston Brown, eo2 Lock-
! layer street
James Monroe Wood, 1913 Twelfth
avenue, north.
Robert Hendren, 1918 Morrison
street.
Henry Allen Glenn, 1918 Heiman
J street.
Abe Moore, 1906 Morrison street.
Local exemption boards Nos. g. j
| and issued calls for the first incre
ment of their quotas of men, order.
ing them to report to receive instruc
lions preliminary to leaving for camp
They left for Camp Meade at Gag
Monday night.
LuCdl DOdTu NO. Ol DdVluSOL
> county sent their first consignment
of colored drafted men to CAM
Meade, Md, Monday, October 29th
/ They left Nashville on the Tennes
see Central railroad at 9:45 Monday
evening. They went by way of Knox
vile, Bristol and Washington, an(
reached the camp Wednesday morn
ing, October 31st.
J. The list of thirty men certified b!
; the board is as follows:
=. S. St. Clair Joplin.
q Rufus Buford.
s VIM. Lucky Bell.
: Edgar Partee
|, Walter Scruggs.
S Gamble McLemore.
+ James White.
n Bonnie Primm
d Joe Keeling
t Amell Rognier
q Vim. Webster Collins
u Alvin Dunlap
James Austin
;. Albert Lee
, Horace Hicks
!, Robert Sneed
, Will Linton
q Phillip Lack
n Walter lofty
l. Waymen CroWder
Harrison Blue