Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-28
RICHMOND men GIVEN
POSITION IN DRAFT
Questionnaires Have Been Mailed,
and Their Considerations VIII
Soon Be Announced.
BEING PHYSICALLY EXAMINED
Expect to Get About 700 Men for
Class Out Of the 1,O46 Regis
trants Who Have Recently Become
Twenty-Onc Years Old.


Twenty-Onc Years Old.
Since the largest number OF regis
trants at any of the five local boards
was c36, many of the numbers in yes
terday's drawing in Washington had
no interest for this city. in fact, not
until eight capsules had been drawn
was there number which affected
local rcgiStrants. Then there came out
number l54. The five local men holding
that number are Nathan Pctersiel. 1924
Taylor Street: wlbcrt s. Forester. los
West Jackson street: Robert T.. Oliver.
sos South Fourth Street: Reynolds
Baker. 1873 Denny street, and Robert
&. Harper, 724 Miller Avenue.
Registrars in Richmond June ) of
young men who had attained their ma =
3ority during the past year nctted the
boards new men as follows:
No. l. 2l7: No. ., 2ls; No ;. ls7: No.
4, 23S; No. s. ISIS. Total. 1896.
Tho day after registration there were
fewer than 1000 new rcgistrants in the
total list for Richmond. but, following
complete returns. tho total was brought
up TO l.04s. 1t Is estimated that con-
siderably over $50 OF these will be
placed in class !. available for i'm
mediate duty. The young men have
not yet been classified. All five boards
are working on missionaries. many
OF which have been returned. Members
of the legal advisory boards are on
hand. to help the new rcgistrants fill
out their qucstionnaircs. in cases where
they need advice.
Richmonds highest number is 236, so
when :46 was drawn AS the first num-
Der in Washington. no Richmond
registrant was affected
The names of Richmond men who
have become twenty-one within the
past year and the order In which their
names were drawn Is given below.
While all efforts have been made to
make the list complete its absolute ac-
curacy cannot be Guaranteed
The names follow in the order OF
their drawing:
wissf. Es:5;' r.: los ws ~ss, T. Lag
H.ynoIds nskcr teJ - b S%n1n f RaSa1
eHl,is HaTr Ii,csrnsn " rs.
MSha r. 10; Tor,h First. John HsSr%
5o %arR +h1 h2tn"Tf W.,is5
W ha tinoz5 Or We 90. y, ~ t:aS, crouSh
h.mf j., il; @s'h Thiri chsrlgi To- Bsd S5s
h2 sIn-M.s s ~ Ea:' Gh"I ,,,y yo,,
rn5Ii, @m 81 GE. .I;:n Cos 80, r@ry Milan
RestI, 7 Ty;soni, $40 t.our,h Avsnus; "''
s!fen 5os.ah s,s MiSs' '9j. s Sym cs a.
Gins fs.ph H h.nsoT, lar: o. IA MsasG
p AID cssterr,,i,l. ,IS ,ioTth Ssvsn'h
n,5 iI,Gor 6w saese 81 s.; fs}h
Franz RAYMOND smith. ~ cowardin din U AZ. !:
A1aerseS. 5.s %l oT,h s Sol. m'7"ei'' James +
rs H.G q s Msi!G,,y 90 wes, Canal;
MHt9,r5!se,t 1000 s.mncs. " p Hoi,n.,n. sIS,
MIi'a mrsgrr ASsnre; J. w Aliridsc. 10,
:92.-GaITvin. Ba,ley. CEDAR Stree,
nee 40 w.st Moar" y" s Dam in G;I.e y y
~! ,9s'2 Y 4 E TiS.. 50. s' n S?T5h
NJ ~ = c5n,. Yas sI:s p II; south Beech
na + hrd lisTmSn !! l!@' H 3sH
W ~ Y F %ss Jg Mss5 90 sossh !on09ray
oTlsans: N. iisyss1 as &or,h s' Fifih.
Johnson jr; 80 &orih St ST.. John: t q. r. $u5.
E:,s franklin 9 {. Grant ~ Sor His* rws s'
n lA L; g, Lq R,nscl co Yes, Mnn;
In omr; :. ca F. Long. .o2 North twenty.
Se5 n:H maf. .d s.: East hs9d T..ish
nE;'sasE a s. We! s si.}gr :,
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W,iF e, e. %S, 81 JsmsS EaEsna f fesan
H;shis cis,Sorn su9iH. F' King Co. sos p
m lssAggs shS Lee xo Gima" 20. S$a,A sysa
1s~ Ad. W'llnm rs S Smith loa Desa,ur Richard
ci TE r. ,,sr e 1M;9s,sy io9i IVES, Main
iaIrlS tC). 1901 Stockton L..
81 nidy Ho;,b IN ri Ess, Grace: Henry F. west,
,S Ss-Rcy y koEeTs; 80 South Harrison: vcr.
ham 70, East Leigh Troy Gau uHTSS &c, VIZ! 70
S IL: T i ,isTrs S. 90 we;, Pn9a nssTS
III %eF'S S Sns! Marshall: Lewis PEI
ion. j south FIN; valiss hen nysr SWIM in;
ASsnSs s.. F %F ie Avf s".r
n I P!eSTy; 81 North Eish,h a"N'n' James
feraan PoW nisr 6Dr"Sey. S'' 1
7s-Iswrcnee +. nooker n'? eoS! Floyd Ave-.
SOS South i~ F,f, IT,; E q cahopn Zs1
III East Franklin Andrew Fayby tcl' I7Y;
ad ,5sW W.Ia s r. nhoaas IL South Belv,
=. sewers Forty first and BROAD Rock Rc ga
Fra AK 4. worrsl Tis 100, rs Tor1h Thiricth
pos 9ISiias Henderson. 3ei Boiling Green
. Sinhswis Ashton noswman. Is South Davis
Harb R1 T5v1E GoodG lo East Erankiin
Leigh. " o'i East
s]-Bch Perkins. S East Canal: Enet Child,
g.; West Bacon: Herbert w. Crooks I5ni
Hull: John Lawrence Williams 1907 North
T Ten ninth ninth George l.. Richardson iii
sl.RuTsell K: Alien; 1929 FLOYD Avenue:
lacks w.pstcn; $50! Boston Venue; Ioe
EssneTt Royal 90. IFS North Ninth "'0e''
Avenue: Buck Porter ,lci. $40 East Ffth:
T"lson. Jr.. !05 Virginia Avenue.
dc. g. Wade. 1919 TAYLOR: l.. r. Lead.
s SHt;r 1I42 Vest IEish; T e ,Gardweii sc7
Msrshall |, G G. Smith. 500 i. North rifih.
x. r. Fisher. 1929 ST. Paul: r. Fleming
:Er. .i1a Old Dominion: 7. p Morris. 2is
Dcnnw: J.. ". Kern. ISL, Fairmo,int
a?-F. savare. 1I2 IL South First: NJ. p.
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