Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-26
men OVER THERE WANT
TO FIGHT WAY T0BERL|N
Nurse Invalided Home Tells oi
Wonderful Spirit of Amcri-
can Troops.
CALL TO OFFICERS SCH,
Many Weil-Known Young Richmond
aicn in List OF Those Who Will
Report at Camp Lee for Instruc-
ton November 13.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

ton November f3.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CAMP LEE. VA. October 25.-"it
Trey declare peace before the boys get
shot at Berlin. 1t Will break their
iear's. vas the way in which Miss
ENaiina Renaud. Of Monroe. La. an
army nurse. who has JUS. returned
from France, views the peace situation.
Miss Renaud is visiting friends at the
camp. She wore a service stripe evil
dcncing six months overseas service
She was member Of base hospital
Unit No. liz. which was on duty with
the Forty second UainDow) Division
when she was invalidcd home several
weeks ago.
II you mention anything, don't for
get To emphasize the wonderful spirit
or the boys. Every man who died IN
The hospital near me had only one re-
Eret and that was that he could not
Damn the Hun is their only thought.
When man is injured. all he talks OF
Is getting back in the fight
ITS "A pity that every one canno,
set over, continued Miss Reuaud. Re
Eardicss OF the life they have led IL
brings them nearer to God when they
lace death and 70 through death on the
battle fields. We were all particularly
/. Impressed with the interest ma infested
~ every Wpun'irN soldier VINO WAS
brought into our hospital on one day
concerning the condition Of Fathe- DUFF
ley. chaplain Of the SiNty-ninth New
York Regiment When the chaplain
appeared M the hospital "nin)ured to
minister 20 the men ihere MAS great
rejoicing"
weeks with al evacuation hospital This
was attacked by Hun airplaues. but,
fortunately, no one vas killed. Every
where We went while at the front the
EaS masks necessity. When
went to bed at night the mask vas At
our side. 10 be used in case nc gas
hospital was attacked II was ! O'Clock
In the morning Every nurse mad been
complaining OF the noise from tho big
German guns. which kept thc!n awake.
When the gas alarm WAS sounded and
the German h!rplancs were heard we
all ran TO the window 10 sec what the
trouble was. l. Jrtunutcly. they wer"
hot bombing us with gas shells. for
We had all forgotten to pu; on gas
masks until a sentry warned US"
GENTLEMAN FROM ROCItBRIDGE
NOW MAJOR R0BERTSON
Captain y. Wits Robertson. ass!s
tant camp aAjutant. was to-day ad-
yanccd from captain 10 major? Major
Robertson ~ a member OF the Virginia
state Senate. representing the Twenty
third Senatorial. District composed of
Rock bridge. Bedford and the city OF
trs, lieutenant from second Fort My
or. but was given q special leave.
WHICH enabied him to represent his
constituents In the senate
Regardless OF the fact that Peters
burg health authorities changed their
minds and rcscinGed the order which
would allow soft drink stands, barber
shops and moving picture SHOWS 20
open tomorrow. the quarantine at This
NJ, THIS announcemeni Was made ny
GclJeral Hcdek!n to-day. Petersburg
tyo;iaed the camp Authorities several
days ago that so far as that CITY was
concerned soldiers might be allowed in
the city and civilians migh, be al
lowed to visit the camp. II is prob
able that more soldiers Will be In Pc
tersburg and Richmond on Saturday af-
,ernoon and SUNDAY than have ever
visited the cities in any week end.
The Influenza situation today. showed
continual improvements. However,
nineteen cases ,, ana tou t G .oa were
sac cases and 659 deaths. There arc
s.lll 29G men who are receiving mcd!-
cal treatment.
NOTICES SENT CALLING
MEN TO OFFICERS SCHOOL
Notices were mailed to-day from The
central oinccrs training schnol TO az
civilians IN The eastern section OF the
United states advising them that they
had been accepted Tor training In the
school and iustructing them TO report
to ii, Them as second licuicnan;s I'm the
United states Army. There We're few
Pennsyiyanans in me ls for fpo,n un n5e
state who enter an infantry training
school vii! be forwarded TO Camp Cor
don. Atlanta. Ga. The six who were
notified had been examined prior 10 the
lime that the order was issued, Every
state III. the eastern section OF the
United States was represent ed.
Richmond led Virginia in furnishing
one-third OF the States quota among
those notified. fetersburss represen.
tativc is j. Curtis Lyons, city Gator OF
There will be 2ss additional civilians
notified 10 attend the school With
enlisted who VII! be drawn
from various ANTS Of the army. there
viii be n class OF ..0oo who will begin
cnt orders there vii! be a class OF
more than 100 graduated as second
lieutenants on the IAN 8 OF INC month n,
were notified follow:
Earl y. Dethsl IL, Iis North l Third
S assI s MGssT h nsSton =? 100 1 Fh
street; j. NJ Buck. 1903 East Grace
Street; ,aul chrIs'an. $ss Norm Mar mar,
Grace street: George w. Aikens. ll9
North Eighth Street; GEORGE r. Tur,
:. pin. $oi2 Monumen; Avenue ,l Mhi,tnGi
Street; Roger $; Warren, 1e2e Monu-
nent Avenue: 4. Curtis Lyons, city
editor OF the Evening Progress. was
the only Petersburg man included In
other .virginians were; Nernon G
man. Woodstock; james e. Bouldin,
Houston; Jesse " Pratton; stanton;
THOMAS y. Grant. Frederick: John T.
Brooks, Chase city: Ira - euler
vile: Henry bannchi. Jr.. Eredericks-
burg: Armstead w. Dey. Norfolk j.
Wallace FOX, llopewcn: Charles Is.
Goldman. Chuckatuck; William X. Cool
rick Fredericksburg; Ivan NJ. Hall,
i'amplin: BraNton c. Hancock. Apo
nIattox: y. q. Harris blackstone Pat
ton G. Jefferson. Amelia: y. Samuel
Jenkins. Severn. Alock 9. Mears, TIar-
be.ton; George Melick. Chester: Will
liam K. Morton. Charlottesville: Eugene
q Ninde. Jr.. Frcderic kSburE: Herbert
s. powell. Wachap.easuc; Harold y.
Skinner. llopewell; Robert NJ. Strothcr,
Iymchbuvg: Charles G. raliafcrro. Ir..
Orange; Emil q. Tessman, Hampton:
Henry NJ Woods. charlottesville: Fred
H. Worihington Newport News.