Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-06-28

eted with the committee for nearly three
hours:
Il presented to the committee state
ments that for the present there are
enough men in class one sufhclent Tor
our prospective needs and when the en-
larged program of the United States IS
ready for presentation to congress we
will at the same time have complete
data on which to base any recommenda-
tions for change in the age limits OF
the selective service law.
After the conference with Secretary
Baker and his aids, the military COM
mittee decided to follow their recon-
mendations and to oppose any legisla-
ton at this time changing the draft age
limits.
l24,s2s Called Today
White and colored registrants num-
bering 124525 were summoned to the
colors for general military service in
call issued today by Provost Marshal
General Crowder. Mobilization will take
place during July. starting with 27,257
white men on July 5.
Today's call combined with that for
go, 600 to be modified July 1925 last
night and with the various special calls
will remove from civilian life during
July 367,961 men.
four sections for entrainment purposes.
From July to 8, white registrants, num-
bering S3,259 are to be entrained; from
July Is TO 10, whites 21.255; July Is to
90 colored $4,000, and from July 20 to
81, colored 25,011.
Although the order issued last night
for 100000 men probably will deplete
the present availables in class one in
most of the draft districts, the bulk of
the men called for July will not go to
camp until after the middle of the month
and by that time it is expected the adj
ditions gained by reclassifcation and by
the new registration of twenty-one
years old youths will be available.
Quotas Assigned
The quotas assigned to the various
states in today's call, and the camps to
which the registrauts Will be sent in
clude:
White, entrainment July SO:
Alabama, 1864, Camp Shelby, Miss;
Arkansas, 1,745, Camp Shelby. Miss;
Georgia, 500, Fort oglethore, Ga, $50
Fort Screven, Ca; Louisiana, 500, Jack
son Barracks, La; New Jersey, $500,
Camp Humphreys, Va; New York, $500,
Camp Humphreys, Va; North Carolina,
1000, Camp Greenleaf, Ga; Pennsyl-
vania, 1000, Camp Wadsworth, S. c.;
Tennessee, $500, Fort Thomas, KY;
Texas, 1000, Fort Sam Houston. Texas,
$50 Jackson Barracks. La.
White entrainment, July 1919.
District of Columbia, 100 Camp Hum
phreys, Va; Florida, $50 Camp Shelby,
Miss; Georgia, 500 Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga, ESQ Fort Screven, Ga, 1000 Camp
Greenleaf, Ga; Louisiana, $50 Jackson
Barracks, La; Mississippi, 1856 Camp
Shelby, Miss; Pennsylvania, 1859 Camp
Wadsworth, S. c.; South Carolina, 1,541
Camp Wadsworth, S. c.; Tennessee, 500
Camp Shelby, Miss; Texas, 1000 Fort
Sam Houston. Tex; Virginia, 2.400 Camp
Humphreys, Va.
Colored, entrainment July 1920.
kansas, 5000 Camp Pike, Ark; Georgia,
1000 Camp Gordon, Ga; Louisiana, 81
900 Camp Grant, Ill; Mississippi, A.,
900 Camp Funston, Kas.; North Caro-
lima, 1900 Camp Dix, n. J.; 100 Camp
Meade, Md; South Carolina, 1000 Camp
Jackson, S. c.; Tennessee, 1000 Camp
Sherman, O.; Texas, 5000 Camp Travis,
Tex; Virginia, 5000 Camp Lee. Va.
Colored, entrainment July 1881.
Alabama, 1000 Camp Sheridan, Ala.
Arkansas, 1.0)0 Camp Pike, Ark; Geor-
gia, 1000 Camp Wheeler, Ga; Louis
lana. 1000 Camp Beauregard, La; Mis-
North Carolina, 1000 Camp Greene,
y. c.: South Carolina, 5000 Camp Wads-
worth, S. -: Tennessee, 600 Camp Tay-
: lor, XII; Texas, 1000 Camp Travis. Tex;
Virginia, 1000 Camp Meade, Md.