Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-21
.H0 D ARMY.BR|GADE. !: !
comes TO CAMP LEE.
Eighth Regular Army, Division Has
Been, There Three Weeks ~,
rs Awaiting Orders. lEs
TO MUSTER OUT MANY MEN
This Work Will BE Hurried Along
to Make Room for Divisions Due
to Arrive Some Time During
Next Week.
Especial to The rimes-Disspatch.l

Especial to The Times pispatch.]
CAMP LEE. November aO.-Nine
:: o o1Sn seven HUNDRED and eighty
fhe esa enIs,sd men
and the units attached there, have
Esen ordered to Camp Lee iron, Hobo
s arrive " oS sTs Thsse
are 3l9 officers in the movement and
1851 enlisted men! e., 80 d
AT camp headquarters there was lit
except that official Information had
been received th..t. the troops had ,been
were advised to inform the comma nd
Ing officer at Hoboken when this camp
would be ready to receive the men. 4
men beginninE With Monday..s
Eighth sssEsa sy seG bv,s snat h as
and that at one time it's personnel had
already air 10y embarked prsparatory to sail
lions delayed and f.Anaiiy stepped en-
tirely. the movement of the) unit. 1T
Is believed that the men to he for
1t had been in training at, soma CEN
trail camp.
Brigade Headquarters 1--WE ofifcers and
twenty-five mem Sixty-second Infan-
Try. 100 officers; a.8sa 'mcp:' T.w eniy.sec-
officers. ego men. wenty;tMird Ma
chine-Gun Ratt1lion, twentvAfour ohi.
GERS. G29 men: Twenty fom,th Machine
6tl men: Eighth TraipinR 7Headquar-
tiers and Military Police fifteen officers
and 3is men; E!Eth Sanitary Train. IF
Motor emu sunny Train. ffteen officers,
,..no men; Eighth Ammun'tion Tain.
HundrsS sn "" Twentn Fsd sih hnsG
Battalion. eighteen officers. ass men.
BEGIN MASTERING OUT
Announcement that the,,brigade was
s se he rush II
certain DESIGNATED units: The Hrst to
tharse to.me-row. e Units t ans sa'e a are
the casual detachment of the Depot
Hrisade and the men in the devotion:
rhys,cal condition to-day. as thay were
the day they were mustered into t!r
service. There gre anprof irna.tly 300
ual detachment is connosei OF mes. who
IRE exoerts in 9, part:cnllS Inc. When
they were ed into. the ser'ice.
ticrlar trade was. rlaced in this de-
tao Invent pending his rra---.r to a
INIT. In America or FRANCE. that needed
OF the 2.7.l csEIidstes nj thu. oHr.rs.
tr od school,it is e5.imsted that
100, 900 WI be r,rs,sred c:,t atE.ihe ser:
ard the men who a-r:va Needy win Win
rr-h- hlv or-unv their har7TcEs =
Before any mar Ia discharged f-or,'
~" service he will be e---1ined both
hr his cn-,nor.-, cor---n-de- and a
hoard Of phvsicinne. F,ch viii make
{" senaratn rcnort, ar tho roDd!tian of
49, NV - he discs, I'D Il even,
30" is g d'f"rc-e" - o,i-fn,! he. ~ een
'"e line of''"cr and ~ -,nh'c-l ofIicsra
~" ran will no e-~---'red by = sp"-
col hood, All Of this nroccdr-e is
nnrAssnrr "a .~-nner record ~ ho
',-"~arcd "rh'o', viii insure no unius.
r'a'mS fn-- ~ersinrs arr~ the man -
disch,r~,d fro~, the er-.i2, IL, evA
= '""n is -ot II. - Eond 'rr'"s'c-1 COW
fitlon tod y vs. -,-S -, -
tered the se-vfca. rr viii he h>'d unit,
+" !'nrroves or until the orders are
changed
1875 MEN GRADUATED
FROM CENTRAL SCHOOL
One hundred and thirty-ive men
were graduated from the central off
GERS training school to-dny and COM
m!ss!oned as second lieutenants in the
United states Reserves and INN cdt"le.
~ placed on the inactive list Tho
majority OF them left tonight for their
homes. - =
orders ha le besn received that off,
GERS viii be discharged from the SER
vice as rapidly as conditions hermit
The first to go will be those who de
sire immediate and complete releas.
from military servi>e. The second vii!
be those who desire release and a com.
mission II the reserve corps. The last