Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-07
CAMP LEE GRADUATES
RECEIVE COMMISSIONS
Forty Thousand Officers and Men
VIII "AIarch Past" In Review
This Morning.
NEW OFFICERS no BE IN LINE
Ohio Guardsmcn, Depot Brigade,
Engineer Students. Western Cow
Punchcrs and Others Will Par
ticipatc.
Especial to The Times-D,spa,oh.1

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Lee graduates of the third line officers
training school to-day received their
commissions second licutenan,s in
the National Army. There were 300 I'm
the number. The Virginians, who
we're appointed to the schoo! from
camp Lee and who successfully COM
.picted the course qualifying for in
iahtry commissions were:
Walter NJ. Edens Pe,crsburr
aharies H. Eiffert. Roanoke; A"hby T..
tilmoore. Ryan; William p Fisher
Dot; James r. Fowlc Portsmouth.
Joseph F. Gdnalc. Dorchester: Henry
Il. Gibson. 81. Charles; Pcttus NJ Gil
Boyton: James L. Hardy. South Bos-
ton; Nile =. HemphiI. Richmond
I. Hooson. Pcmbcrton; Rober, l.. Hun
nicut. Richmond; Russell l.. Hook.
Irone: Walter l.. Hopkins Rocky
Mount; James Il. Horn. Meadowv!ew '
robert G. Howell. Portsmouth: Russell
NJ. Howell. Fincastle; Emberton How
cry Hansford Shirley r. Hurt. Black
stone: Benjamin Il. James. Concord:
Ruch NJ Jarman. Elkton; Perry NJ.
Johnson. Braddock Heights: Frank =.
Johnson. Portsmouth; William D. Jones
Jr' Newport News. Harry r Jordan
hedford: Essex r Jordan. Big Island :
John L. Jordan. Carinal: TRULY \
Joyncs, Onanock. Ernest p Kcesl!nr
ton; Frederick J King Dante; Henry
l.. klapp. Richmond Lake Koontz
Stanley: Ernest q Kyle. Staunton:
Gilbert r Larus. Montvalc: Minus w
Lee. Richmond Joe W. Lee. Jr. South
Boston: Merriam q. Lewis. Lawrence
vile: Winston {. Lindsey. Royce:
Walter II Iomas, Mccanic. Frederick
r Lowell Ocean View; GeorC" r.
Lucas. Dante: James y Lynch. Chinco-
league Leonard Maddocks 1nman:
Patrick q. Malone Glcuicans. AlGcrioon
Meredith. 1.awrcrcevillc Jesse a
Nustole. Healing Springs; crban 6
Mcconnell: Nicklcsville. Edward l.
Mccormick. Bcrryvillc. Martin No.
Ferran. Fincastle; Sterling z Ncblet;
Victoria Hunter NJ Painter. Trou,vi!le
Thomas T Peakc. Norfolk: John z
rcarce. Roanoke. Alvin Hotti-. Clark
ton; John rctty, Union Level; Henry
rrillanlau. Galloway. Ernest Randolph
Fort Royal. Isaac Robert son. Galway;
Henry Rose. Richmond James r
RosenburEer. stanton. Harry Russell
Jonesville; William Scott; cav" Charles:
Guy :. Shaut &; rgg1. William y
shields. Lexington William ~. Sitter
ding. Richmond: Warner w smith
Richmond Wavnc i Smith Richmond:
wyatt Smith Richmond william SOW
crs. Chatam .iron Moore Bristol.
lrn!n r. !Allcman. CharlottcsviU" Eden
y. Amik LexinG,on N"rnon < Auld.
Roanoke: Franklin y Barnes Prcvl-
dcnCe Ford PhiiIto B.am"r Gala~:
William T. Beiry. y LynchbUrc John
7 Boa.wrirht. Danville; Harry ! Bonn.
Pulaski: Iohn n Brooks. Criu1ora vii
liam VI Brown, Dnrville Charles n
Hurc Farm-illa: sidney =. Rnrne't.
Richmond: Norman =. Cardoao. Black
stone: Edmond : Clarke. Charlottcs-
willie: Charles " Clary Ebony Harry
+. Coates. Norfolk rHleG. L cole .Ir..
Chiiho'ric; James ! Coleman. F'haNton:
Thomas 7. Collins S,aunton Frank
West Point. Samuel !: COS. Nhrrisou-
Vile. Frederick u COS. Manassas.
Hilton l. Cummings. pcre"vIii" Bcv
erly T.. Davis. Richmond Frederick
Dean. Newport News James l. Dean.
Harrison burg: George W peESe Nor
folk Paul II Duncan. foneSville:
David Dunlop. Petersburg, George y
Sparhman. city Point sidney g.
sprinkle. Marion; Tandv W stephens.
Ou!nano Luther W Stricklcr. Wayncs-
horo; Brady sutherland. Coulwood /:
Henry " Taylor. Eastman; elph II.
Thomas. Grant: Emmett c. Vowel.
Victoria: Earl Il WILL. East Radford;
liam G. Vert. Norton Joseph y. Will
son. Petersburg Wesley Wright. Rich
mond
With probably 10000 officers and men
in the line of march units now III
training AZ Camp Lee viii pass in re-
view tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock before Benedict Crowell. as
sistant secretary of war and Major
General John l. Chamberlain. Inspector
general Of the United States Army
This will be larger number Of men
than have ever passed in review in
Virginia. since the War Between the
States. There have been two reviews
OF magnitude since the cantonment
was established here Thirty-three
thousand men passed before Secretary
OF War Baker last December and lin
ne recent review OF the EiChtieth
division by Major-General Cronkhite
there were 1000 men.
The review. which is officially called
a march pass" Will in many respects
be the most unusual that has ever
been held in the United States Lead.
ing the entire command Will be Major
General Charles S. Farnsworth. camp
commander and commanding general
Of the Thrty-seventh Division. As
soon as he has passed the stand. he
will Join the reviewing party, while
the members OF his staff will PASS on
Twenty-four hundred second lien
tenants. drawn from various units Of
the American Army. will pass IN