PIANO TUNING
The Military Training Camps Association of America, which is in charge of the officers' training camps located throughout the United States, is forming plans for the establishment of special camps where those applicants will be trained who are under what is at present the minimum age for enrollment—twenty years and nine months. The camps would be located near government posts, and the courses of training would allow those under instruction to qualify as second lieutenants.
Ten of the navy's quota of recruits from this district yesterday were residents of Richmond: one of the army recruits resided here, likewise one of the additions to the Marine Corps. One of the recruits to the Naval Reserve was also a resident of Richmond.
The list of enrollments in the various branches was as follows:
Navy—Victor F. Soli kit p. is 12 East Marshall Street; Rich A. L. Martin, 2321 Chaplain Street; Andrew C. Culbreth, 2321 Chaplain Street; John R. Christian, 1117 North Twenty-first Street; Lynwood A. Baughn, 2521 Hull Street; James F. Butler, 1022 North Twenty-sixth Street; Harry R. Currie, 1127 Brook Road; Howard R. McDowell, 1212 West Cary Street; Rinwood Iv Fletcher, 1112 South Vine Street; Arthur B. Clarke, 1126 Hull Street, all of Richmond. Harry R. Hlevins.  Jellkins, Ky., Robert B. Silliman, Macon, Ga.; Hohart B. Hosfell, Chirks-Summit, Pa., and David McC. Biggs, Hope, well.
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The three recruits to the naval reserves were John B. Emmanuel, Alcola, C.; James R. Full, Stanley, Va., and Merritt W. Crenshaw, 1501 Grove Street, Richmond.
Army?Andrew L. Curling, 6th East Reigh Street, Richmond, and Henry W. Winn, Gay, Va. 