The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-06-22
Twenty FIVE
new RECRUITS
HAVE ENLISTED IN COMPANY IN
LAST TWO DAYS.
SECOND LIEUTENANT RESIGNS
Roy A. Moore Now a Member of
Second RegimentaI Band.-New
Men Are Being DriiIed--Arm-i
DRY Busy Place.

/ Men Are Being DriiIed--Arm-
j DRY Busy Place.
|
/ twenty-five men have enlisted will
I company ii in the last two DAYS an,
many have made application for en-
llstment papers. This sets recruit
ing record for the local guard. Ad
vertisements inserted in the Herald
window posters and personal solicit
alton have all helped bring in the new
men. Several of the enlisted are mer
who have served in the local guard OIL
other branches of the army, previous
| IL.
Captain Claire B. Arnold has been
forced to send for more enlistment
papers, as the large number Of new
recruits have used his supply.
The New Men.
The following is the list of recruits
to date
Victor B. Dow, Charles T. Brown,
Edwin G. Brueklander, Lloyd e. Brad.
er, James Paul Nichols, Fred M Nc
Carly, Edgar G. Werner, Ivan G..
Mitchell, Leonard SEEK, Frank Adem-
cit, Carl G. Dunwoody, Eslie T. Dun
woody, Howard C. Martin, Lawrence
L. Mahaffey, Wallace Martin, Roy l..
McCord, Glenn o. GraVitt, Frank
Small, Nichol VerSteeg, William ].
kuhis, Edwin Goltry, Joe Harlan, Roy
Lookabaugh, Fred Swearingen and
John Evans.
Second Lieutenant Resigns.
Second Lieutenant Roy A. Moore of
Company Fl sent in his resignation
this morning, announcing that he has
been transferred from the local COM
pany to Webster City, where he is
with the Second Regimental Band.
The second Regimental Band has
been located at Webster City for a
short time only. Mason City housed
the band for time, but the Mason
City organization was mustered out
recently, and the hand given to Web
ster City Appointment to I'll Lieu-
tenant Moore's place VIII he made at
once.
Men Are Under Pay.
Uncle Sam is feeding and clothing
ais men. Company Fl, who are now
n Federal service, are being fed and
clothed by the government, in addi-
ion to their pay of SIS per month
which started from the day they were
allied out or enlisted. Dinner today
vas served in the Savoy Cafe, and |
he entire company were fed there. |
Tonight they intend to eat at anoth-
II restaurant, transferring their pa
ronage from one to another of the |
ocal cafes, until they receive mObil- |
cation orders from Des Moines.
Company Busy Drilling.
Last evening the entire company
vas put through a short drill period,
nd then the company divided into
quads and given short school SEES
ion. The new recruits were put
through the manual of arms, and
rilled in the basic principles of sol
iery Meeting in the armory at 700
o'clock, drilling and instruction con-
inued until late in the night 49,. 4
Officers of the company assembled
n the aTmory at seven o'clock this
and were given special in
tructions and orders. New recruits
altered at eight, and the entire
ompany assembled at ten. Follow.
uard were marched about the down
own streets in practice drill. The Il
lder men were benefited by the drill
S we'll as instruction afforded for the
nlisted men.
Roster of Company
The roster of Company H follows:
Captain -Claire B. Arnold.
First Lieutenant-John Springer.
Second Northumberland. |.
First Sergeant-Rolla Carr.
Quartermaster Sergeant Samuel
I. Barrett
Sergeants-George Shoemaker. Ar
lur o. ROmoser, Spencer Springer, |,
ne vacancy.
Corporals M. Hewitt, Otto
ogard, George Darland, John Bar
1w, Fred Ryan, one vacancy.
observation-disclosures b. King, Will
UT Ryan.
Cooks-George Davidson, Thomas
!. Eislminger.
PrIvates.
Frank Ademeit
Frank r. Ballinger
Lloyd Il. Brader l.
Charles e. Brown
Frank e. Boles
Pearl e. Dean
John r. Doner II
Victor B. Dow
Carl G. Dpnwoody
Paul w. Evans f1I :
Glenn o. Gravitt
Harry Hart
Otis X. Herbig
John l.. Arnold
Wilfred M. Bauder
Edward e. Brueklander ,
Glenn c. Critchlow
James /. Dean
Logan Douglas
Eslie T. Dunwoody
Dell Eastburn
James Gibbons
Lester Glenn Hatfield
Thomas Hawkins II
Paul H. Hoover
William j. Kuhis
G. Herbert Johnson
Howard G. Martin