Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
MORE SOLDIERS NAMED
FOR TRAINING SCHOOL
OF 100 New Appointces, Thirty-Fout
Are farginians and Five
From Richmond.
TOTAL OF 7s3 TO ATTEND
Intensive Program Planned by Conn
fnandant Love and His Assistants.
Candidates for Engineers Officers
School Arc Arriving at Camp Lee.
[Trom a star Correspondcntl

1 lfEoDl StaH correspondents
! CAMP LEE, VA, January Some
hundred enlisted men OF the Eightieth
| Division to-day were appointed to at
tend the third officers training ,school.
These were in addition TO tho 3sl men
who were appointed on Friday. OF
those appointed to-day. ihirty-four arc
| Virginians. five from Richmond. This
makes Richmond's quota 10 the school
| from the camp seventeen, not including
the members from that city who arc at
tending the school as designated rep
rescntativcs or colleges of the state.
This is the largest number from any
one city or county in the stetc. The
Richmond men who received the uews
OF their appointment to-day and were
ordered TO report Immediately, in order
that they might be present at the or.
Eanizstion Of companies tomorrow.
are: ". W. Marlborough. W. J. Bryan.
III. W. Rose, 5. G. Burnett and S. g.
Clark Petersburg was represented in
! to-dsS's appointments by .. J.. VIM
field and Walter NJ. Edcns
. MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA
INFANTRY APPOINTED
The members or the Three Hundred
and Seventeenth and Three Hundred
and Eighteenth Virginia Regiments
, besides tho above, who were appointed
to-day TO the school were:
Three Hundred and Seventeenth REG.
tment>-mcdical detachment, Private X.
Appcrsohi machint.Eun company Fri.
Nate IL. NJ. Taylor: headquarters com.
company, Private Evan N Copcnhaver.
First-Class Private Il. y. Brown: sup
ply company. First C.lass Private James
4 tsr,rr Nt
Furcn First-Class Sergeant r.. NJ. Ci!n:
Company G, Corporal II. 4. Gibson;
Company II. Corporal n. IT, James, Cor
porsl W. a. Walker, Corporal A. j.
Petit; Company +, Sergeant J. l.
Hardy, Sergeant I. Moore, Sergeant A.
N. Clay; Company u. Corporal q. II.
Shaut: Company *, Sergeant II. II.
Dunn, Sergeant n. Taylor; Company NJ,
CORPORAL j. &. fsoatwrisht.
Three Hundred and Eighteenth Rcsi.
meht-hasddnarters company. Sergeant
l.. W. Lnnsfotd, Sergeant r. II. ttetch.
tor0otal ~. X. Dummond: ma chine run
company. Sergeant q. w. potEc; Com.
pany e. Sergeant r. Sutherland; Com.
ranE q. Sergeant i. Mcadct; Company
NJ. Private W. II. Ions. Private H. l..
! Hook.
! This makes = total of 773 men who
I NIL attend the line officers school. The
y al VI
have arrived and the last of the I72
I civilians from the colleges reached
/ camp to-day. The civilians nrst on.
f, listed in the army az prirates, and were
! then assigned to the school. III they
( fail to obtain commissions they will be
/ returned to the division as privates.
and Will not be discharged. as was the
case with candidates who failed at
| the two first training camps
INTENSIVE PROGRAM
OF CAMP TRAINING
An intensive program is pianed for
tho men at the school Lieutenant.
Colonel James y. Love, the commau-
dan,. aud his assistants plan the fol-
lowing program beginning with to-mor-
row: $50. mess; : to T:39, fatigue:
7:30 70 S. drill: SIS 20 So. scttins-up
exercise: 5:.5 to %. drill; 10 10 IL,
conference: u, dinner: TO ., fatigue,
to :. study: 3:l5 to $3.50 class room;
40. retreat; ;. supper; to .. study
Candidates for the engineers officers
/ school continue TO report. About 1900
men already have arrived, but. on ac-
count OF tho distance that some Of them
must travel, they will continue to ar
rive during tho week. An arrival to-
day Was w. +. Godfrey. Of the state or
Washington. who reported In the camp
from Panama, where he had been EN-
ploycd in engineering work on the
canal
Citizens OF West Virginia are aae-
ouately caring for the men from that
, state. Though EriSaditr General u.
q. fIcinkr, Of the One Hundred and
Figty.nfth brigade in which the men
! from that State arc seeing service, tho
woman's clubs and Red Cross chapters
OF West Virginia are providing sweat
crs. helmets and-siher comforts. Each
club and Red Cross society of the State
Ii providing number of sweaters, and
these ARD being received daily by c.
z. rinckney Red Cross director at the
camp, who turns them over TO General
lfeiner for distribution among the men.
TDouaands OF sweaters have been dis.
tributcd through the He'd Cross to
fennsyiva mans and Nirsinians as well
Az mon from West Virginia