Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
ISSUED FOR CAMP LEE
Mrs. Margaret Eddy, Y. w. &. A. Hos
tess, Leaves to Join Son,
Sherwood Eddy.

CAMP LEE. May 2s.-Trafhc regu-
lations issued to-day increase the
speed limit of automobiles and motor
cycles within the cantonment from
twelve to fifteen miles per hour. on
the Hopewell-Petersb road within
the limits Of characterization the speed
limit is twenty miles per hour.
The authorized number of passen-
gers for jtneys and passenger cars
lis as follows. For cars manufactured
TO carry two persons. two adult pas
senGers; for cars manufactured 10
carry fve persons, six adult passen-
gers for cars manufactured to carry
seven persons. nine adult PASSENGERS.
Passengers will not be allowed to
sit or stand on running boards All
must ride within body lines of each
car.
The authorized jitney fares are as
follows: Camp Lee and Petersburg. %
cents: Camp Lee and HopcwelI %
cents: Camp Lee and l.akemont 10
cents; anywhere within Camp Lee.
10 cents.
Cars Of general officers and staff
cars Will carefully observe regula
tons. They will not be halted by
guards unless disobeying specific or
ders that guards are ordered to en-
force.
Avenues A and &. between Lee Ave-
nue. and Twenty-sevcnth Street. will
be traihcked in one direction only.
All traffic in Avenue A. in the sector
named. will he from south to north.
and all traffic on Avenue 3. in the
sector named. will be from north TO
south.
Mhen two vehicles are approaching
street or road intersection AT right
angles, and abou, the same distance
from the intersection. the one an
preaching from the right OF the other
VIII nave the right of way to proceed
unless controlled by a traffic officer.
Columns OF troops must not be cut
by vehicles. except by permission OF
Tho commanding officer of the troops
The use of muffier cut-outs is abso-
lutely prohibited within the limits OF
Camp Lee.
No driver of any automobile or any
other vehicle while operating same
within the limits OF Camp Lee will use
any electric or other headlights. un-
less properly DETECTED or dimmcd or
shaded. so as not to blind or dazzle
other users OF tho highway or make
IL dlfhcult or unsafe for them to ride
arrive or walk upon the roads or high
ways The commanding officer of the
military police will determine whether
or not the lights are properly dimmetl.
''S' Wv pclHS Il ndllOnal hOlldaN,
the day will he observed at this camp
by cessation of all military work.
except such as is absolutely neces-
sary.
With the exception of fag-ra!s!ng for
!. NJ t y. hut 81, no particular ce!e-
hration is planned within the reserva
ton.
The exercises will he presided over
by Thomas Il. Jordan, camp general
secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. \. The must
cal program Is under the direction OF
Chrystal Brown. social director of the
\. NJ {. a. Invocation will he pro-
nounced by DR.. Arthur Staples. OF
Pittsburgh Several songs will be
sung and corps of buslers will blow
Call to the Colors." When the naE
is raised, The Star-Spancled Ban
ner will be played. Colonel John S.
Mallory. commanding Officer of the
depot brigade. will extend greetings.
The principal address will be delivered
by Captain King. of the Headquarters
depot brigade. Music will be furnished
by the band of the first squadron of
the depot brigade.
Mrs. Margaret l.. Eddy. who has been
hostess OF the Y. w. G. a, hostess house
since II was opened last summer. left
Camp Lee this afternoon for North
field, Mass. where she will ioin her
son. Sherwood Eddy. Asiatic secretary
of the Y. NJ. G. a. Mr.. Eddy has lust
returned from China. and will go to
Europe TO work among the American
cXpcditionary forces.