Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-30
D. W. KENNEDY HEADS
CITIZENS ARMY HERE
Plans Outlined For Extensive
Work In Training Camps At
Camp Knox This Fall

! CltlZeifS army at least o,uUt
strong at Camp Knox, Kentucky
from August 1st to September
1st for the Citizens Militar!
Training Camp. A great part d
the enlisted organization now al
Camp Knox will be moved tc
other points and the camp prac,
tiCally turned over to the mem
| bers of the citizens army.
/ Three COurSes-the Red, White
and Blue-will be held simultan-
eously during the month of Au-
gust. The Red course is intend
ed for those who never have had
military training or who desire
to combine a practical field train
ing with that received i'll a cadet
corps or similar organization.
The age limit is II to Is years.
The White course, the next high
er, is intended for men whose
military qualifications are equal
to or greater than the Red
course, The training given will
be with a view to qualifying Sc
lected privates of the regular ar
my, national guard and organiz-
cd reserves for service as spe-
cialists and non-commiSsiOned Of
icers in the organized reserve.
The age limit is Is to 20 years.
but graduates of the Red course
will not be barred on account Of
age.
The Blue course is the highest
of the three. 1t has as its OBJ
ject the training of non-commis
stoned officers and specialists Of
the regular army, national guard
and organized reserve with a
view to qualifying them for SER
vice as officers in the officers re-
serve corps. Civilians designat-
ed to attend the Blue course
must have had military training
equal to that obtained in the Red
and White courses. The age
limit is 19 to 27 years.
In the interest of an enroll
ment of 5000 students for the
three courses, Bureaus from
which application blanks may be
obtained have been established
or representatives secured at
many points in Kentucky and
West Virginia, among them be,
ing:
Headquarters 20Oth, Infantry
Brigade. fifth floor, Federal Bldg.
Louisville, Ky; Headquarters
Organized Reserves, third floor.
City Hall Building. Huntington,
w. Va; Justen K. Anderson,
Coyle and Richardson Building.
Charleston, w. Va: Frank L.
McNey. President University of
Kentucky, Lexington, KY; Cap
tain White L. Moss, Pineville.
Ky; Henry Taylor, Augusta.
KY; p. L. HamIett. Dayton,
KY; DR.. Roy Beckett, Fort
Thomas, Ky; d. T. Matlack, 40
Belmont street, Winchester, Ky. :;
General Roger Williams, Lexing-
ton, KY; James c. Hudson,
Fleminssburg, Ky; Frank John
son, Frankfort, Ky; Captain
Walker, W. Leslie, New Castle,
Ky; George E. Engel, Liberty
National Bank, Covington, KY;
L. G.. Moren, London, Ky.
Kit c. Elswick, Estep, KY.
Col. George Smith, Beattyville,
KY; D. w. Kennedy, Main and
Orchard streets, Richmond, Ky;
Ollie B. Whit, Lykins, Ky: J..
D. Keith, Maysville, Ky; Cap
tain Edward r. Sapp, Carlisle,
Ky; Baily Wooten, Hazard, Ky.
Robert A.Aovin, Clay City, Ky;
Roscoe II. Rudder, Corbin, KY;
Paris Mahan, Williamsburg, Ky !;
Major Herbert Meredith, IA and
Market streets, Scottsville, Ky, !;
Captain John F. Hahs, La Cen
er, KY; Joe Richardson, Glas-
gov, KY; Captain John NJ. Ac-
ton, Danville, KY; Major John
S. Walton, Princeton, KY; Ma
jor ]. c. Gather, ,I1opkinsville,
KY; Judge c. S. Num-, Marion,
KY; J. F. Hickman, 200 West
Fourth street, Owensboro, KY,
w. H. Weaver, Mayheld, KY, /;
Ramsey Campbell, Camp Knox,
KY; R. F. Albert, Elizabeth
town, KY; Lieutenant B. I.
Kessinger, Horse Cave, KY;
Virgil Moore, Madisonville, Ky,
and George E. Wilson, Peoples
Bank Building, Elkins, w. Va.
Lieutenant William 0. Fanner,
Calhoun, KY; P. w. Bushong,
! Edmonton, KY; Iceland Hub
bard, Bardstown, KY; E. w.
Beard, Shelbyville, KY; E. P.
Halter, Franklin. Ky; Major