The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1917-07-26
1874 TUCUMCAR| BOYS
CALLED BY LOTTERY
...REAOY FOR DUTY

Friday and Saturday were the days
used by Uncle Sam to hold his war
lottery by which to select $4,000 new
men for the big army. More than 440
names of Quay county boys were in
the list, but the News was unable to
secure the whole list for publication
this week. Tucumcari furnished 1874
names and the others were distrib-
uted over the county, each precinct
having its share. Those from Tu-
cumcari are as follows
TUCUMCARI-Casper Allen, George
ID. Carr, Louis Forbes, Hardy Neces-
sary, Chas. II. Reid, Alberta Corona,
Fidel Martinez, Oran +. Holcomb,
Howard NJ. Bullard, Clyde c. Smith.
Harry II. Whitson, Robert l.. Fitzpat-
rick, Paul Sparks, James II. Bannon,
Ridgle Hamilton, Silas A. Ramsdale,
Severe Martinez, Louis Dave Ridley,
Delbert A. Fears, Juan Belt-am, Mos
COW A. Mullis, Roy Ray Stegall, Juan
Welch, Elton F. Dunn, joaquin Gar
cia, Joseph w. Renner, Stephen +.
Burlington, Leonard G. Mincer, John
l.. Johnson, William G.. Adams, Pablo
Gonzales, Gregorio Chavez, Bert Ste
phen Barclay, Lonnie w. Cox, Arthur
c. Camp. Grover Miller, +. N. CARA
zozo. VIM. II. Todd, Alonzo Pickard,
Ray z. Boyer, Lawrence c. Harris,
John Haller, Mauro Morales, Felix
Crespin, Robert b. Fancher, Jack Ship
man. Edmond +. Mills, Richard Leroy
Whitlaw, James Benjamin Main, Jose
X. Duran, Earl G.. Brown, Leo. Al.
Dealy, Flavours d. Tice, John Long
Dunwoody, Diomcio Salazar, Gilbert
A. Fones. Ramon Juan, Clyde w. Dris
coll, Robt. +. Tins, Paul N. Ingram,
Santos Martinez, Malcolm j. Carroll,
andrew Pigler, John p. Armstrong,
VIM. T. Campbell, William Gebo, Cruz
Hernandez, Konrad Allen, Jasper l..
Johns, Earl Allen Gerhardt James +.
Johnigan, +. Lopez. Earl F. Cropp,
George NJ. Lockett, r. NJ. p. Burnett,
Ed. r. Hail, John Williams, Leonard
J.. Hall, Foribio Brito, F. b. Dalton,
Luther l.. Morris, Ed. Dickey, o. c.
Williams, Martin Madrid, Roy II
Smith, Root. F. Beck, Wilbur II
Franklin, w. ID. Shadwick, John G,
Alexander, Vern Shifflett, Archie F.
Lyons. Leon p. Sands, lsedore Mar
tinez, Fred A. Driscoll, Ramon Apo
daca. Isaac r. Kirkpatrick, Claude f.
Pfeiffer, Al. w. Mathes, Herman
Scheele, Guillimo Apodaca, Elias Mar
tinez, Sidney S. Russell, Arthur L.
Stapleton, LEONARDO Salazar, James
l.. Briscoe, Frank Martinez, Walter
Lee Harrell, Isaac X. Stockett, Chas
W. Tins, Adolph Letcher Robt. A
Fullwood. William f.. Burlington, Dan
iel b. Julien, Claude c. Taylor, James
c. Baker, Patrick V. Moore, William
l.. Brown, Calvin Jones, Antonio Lu.
cero, Harvey X. Branson, Edgar S
Burlington. Emmett NJ. Yates, Bonnie
l.. Stapp, Floyd B. Redman, Pablo
Macs, Carl +. Bildstone, Louis Gen
nett, Jack +. WesGon, Earl j. Truax
Elmer Lee Fullwood, Homer b. Ste
phens, Eugenio Hernandez, James c
Stone, Gustin B. Coddingham.
The official list may make some lit
tie changes but it hoped by next wecl
the entire list of the county will b'
available for publication.
The above list contains l34 names
of young men who registered from
Tucumcari. Most of them are capa
BILE of passing. but for the reason 1
number are married and have chill
dren dependent upon them there vii
be quite number exempted. From
press report Quay county will be re
ouired to furnish 80 men. Quite
! number over 400 were drawn so
would seem the quota desired from
this county will be obtained whel
about half way down the list. The of
fcers expect the list within FEY
days. II will be arranged according
|. to orders and posted.
The FL Paso Times says: "No
, earlier than the middle of next weel
; in the opinion Of members Of the com
pulsory military service exempto
boards at FL Paso, will FL Pasoan
: subject to draft on the first call a
determined by the lottery at Wash
ington last week, have definite and OF
!, fetal knowledge of the fact
The work of those who conducte
the lottery at Washington was es
= ceedingly simple and easy, AS con
pared with the work now ahead {
|, the exemption boards. A faint ide
I. of the enormous amount of labor II
: volved could have been had by obser'
: ing the force at work trying to 90
: lists for publication. The exemptio
!. board is required to keep a persons
check, with the chairman of the boar
n absolutely responsible for its accu
n acy, upon the lists.
|. Each person whose name has bee
!. drawn, upon his appearance befol
a the board, will be furnished with
. blank exemption application forr
This must he carefully filled out
A him and the signatures of responsib
: witnesses as to the truthfulness
: the statements made must be attach'
Aliens who have filed their first p