Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
TWENTY ENLISTED MEN
RECEIVE COMMISSIONS
Cecil Il. Young, OF Petersburg, Is
Among Successful Candidates
in ON Corps at Camp Lee.
BASEBALL TOOLS NOW READY
Bakers Ordered to Make Corn Tread
or Mullins Three Times Il Week.
Captain NowkoslSi Made Assistant
Adjutant.

CAMP LEE. VA. May 10.-Twcnty
enlisted man were to-day commissioned
second lieutenants in the ouartermas-
ter Corps. Of whom six will 20 TO
Philadelphia. eisht TO Fort Oglethorpc.
three to Camp Humphreys. Va. two
TO Camp BeaureEard. Louisiana, and
one to Chicago. III.
The men commissioned are Bcnja-
min Levy. Three Hundred and Fiji
teenth Infantry Machine Gun Bat
talon. Howard NJ Daschback, of the
Three Hundred and Nineteenth Infan
try: Eugene o. y. Heron. Company *,
Three Hundred and Twentieth Infan-
try. and Abe l.. Loevener. of Company
NJ, Three Hundred and Twentieth In
fantry. all Of Pittsburgh Baker NJ.
Stineman. Of South Fork. Pa. Walter
s. Propert. of Philadelphia: Ernest NJ.
Crockford, of North Carolina: Irwin Is.
North. of Utah: Francis j. sullivan, Of
New York T. l.. s. Nathans. of Phila-
delphia; Cecil Il. Young. Of Petersburg;
Charles T. Nichols. Of New York (;
Charles i Harvey. Jr.. Robert e. VIII
kinson, Jay cassiday, of Philadelphia:
Herman Goldberg. ~. Meyer. OF New
York: William II. Dcitzie, of Phladei-
phia: Charles r. TuttIe. Of Boston. and
Charles p. Theiroff. OF Wheeling, W.
Va. These men VIII leave lmmedia IS
for their new command.
SIX complete baseball outfits have
heen received by tho knights OF COL
Umbus, who offer them TO any teams
that care to plav.
Camp lie" bakers hayf been in
structed To supply corn brea1 or NUT
fms for camp use at least three meals
each week All cantunmcnt bakers
have been instructed TO give specia
attention to the Revised Rules ana
Las, n,, a,
featuring Bakery Products" issued ny
the United states food administrator.
Captain Alfred g. NUwkoski has
been appointed asSistan, camp d;u-
tant for Camp Lee. Captain Now
koski VIII perform his new duties. -
we'll AS remain military representative
for tho agents Of the Commission on
Training Camp Activities. Ia this iAt-
ter Capacity he represents the camp
In the control of the Liberty Theater.
Of which c. L. Jacobson is manager.
Colonel sidney =. Clo.Iau to-day ~:
sumed command Of the Thrc. Hundred
and Twentieth Infantry The irst in
formation rcachin. camp WAS that
Colonel cloman was 10 command tic
Three Hundred aud Seventeenth In.
iantry. and that Colonel IL x Perry.
would command The Three Hundred
and Twentieth. However. upon tn.
arrival Of these Two colonies at camp
to-day, Colonel Cloman went to the
Three Hundred and Twentieth. and
Colonel Perry assumed command OF
the Three Hundred and Seventeenth.
Colonel Cloman reported 10 the Three
Hundred and Twentieth from Camp
Zachary Taylor. louisville. Ky: Colonel
Perry reports 10 the Three Hundred
and Seventeenth from Camp Dcvrns
Aver, Mas.
Paul Bergson. Of wood. Miss.
VINO recently .ndeayored TO enter ,he
Fifteenth Company of the Dcpo, Er!-
eadn In order that H. might MI the
vacancy caused by IN. death OF his
brother. Milton Bercson. OF PITTSBURGH.
entrained to-day for Jackson BARRACKS.
New Orleans. where h. was forward Ell
by his local board
In reply TO = recent communication
from the Office II General Croukhitc
BerEson wrote as follows:
II Is my desire 10 take my brother
!ilton's place. formerly OF the Eff
teenth Company at camp Lee. and 4
Is my intcnt!on TO make reques;
upon reaching ms camp TO be trans
ferfed To Camp Lee"