Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
UNIVERSITY HAS SENT MORE THAN
 150 TO COLORS
Several Pine Bluff Men In List of Varsity Men
 In Army Service.

LII ALLY OcI
 Fayetteville, Sept. 22.-Over 15O students, alumni, and members of the faculty of the University of Arkansas have answered the call to the colors. They have gone into all branches of the service, regular army, navy, ma rines, aviation, and large number hold commissions as result of their work at the Officers training camp.
 The following list of students and alumni in war service is not nearly complete for it was difficult in most instances to obtain the names of alum nj students outside of the state. In addition to the 15O men in active ser- vice, over 200 students have been en- gagged in agricultural work during the summer and probably some will con- tinue their services this fall.
 The list of members of the faculty who are serving the government in- cludes Thorgny c. Carlson, registrar of the university, who enlisted early this summer and now holds a commits sion as second lieutenant in the regu. lar army; Carrol F. Armistead, pro- lessor of military art and head of the department of military science and tactics, major in the regular army; Sergt. William Bahr, assistant in military art, now in regular army; Sergt. Fred Horsten, assistant in mili- tary art. now in the regular army; J. s. Waterman, instructor in economies and sociology, in the quartermaster corps of the regular army; Hugh A. Brown, instructor in electrical engi- neering, now instructor in aviation at the University of Illinois; and Samuel H. Whitman, instructor in civil engi- neering, now in the regular army Dean Gladson of the college of engi- neering is a member of the Engineers reserve but has not been called as yet.
 Those in Infantry.
 Following is list of the students and alumni in the infantry:
 Lieut.-Col. Robt. Hill Carruth, Ark ansas National guard, Warren.
 Captains, Officers reserve corps: E.. Russell Lambert, Helena; Jno. P. Clegg, Siloam Springs; Robt. R. Stock burger, Fayetteville; A. H. Craig, Lit tie Rock; Galloway c. Harrison, For dyce; David L. Ford, Ozark; Mel bourne E. Martin, Little Rock.
 Captains, Arkansas National guard: Garland Hurt, Newport; L. c. Cargile, Bentonville.
 Captain, Regular army: Wiley Howell.
 First lieutenants, Officers Reserve corps: Jason s. Fish, Jas. A. Vim, Russellville; Clyde H. Dorr, Jones' boro; w. Preston Warner, Fayette- 1,;11o. Hc n M:vo~ Gotham, Little Rock Wm: L. Bullock, Ft. Smith; Rudolph R. Tushek, Lake Village; Glenn L. Allen, Prescott.
 First Lieutenants, Regular army: Robt. w. Brown, Adona; R. J. Metcalf, Horatio.
 { Second lieutenants, Officers Reserve corps: Scott D. Hamilton, Fayette- vile; Gervas T. Blakely, Coal Hill; A. B. Cypert, Little Rock; E. H. Scur- lock, Piggott; Grady H. Forgy, Mena; Thos. H. Faulkner; R. c. Gregg, Fay etteville; Wm. H. Porter, Little Rock; Clyde c. Stewart, Pine Bluff; Allen A. Zoll, Fayetteville; Wm. c. Dud- ney, Magnolia; Chas. G. Giles, Siloam Springs; Harvey A. Nickell; J. P. Lake, DeQueen; w. H. Mclaughlin; Jno. J. Carroll, Charleston; Edward c. Lake, DeQueen; J. B. Best, New port; Jno. E. Richardson, Fayetteville; Richard T. Rogers, Paragould; Daniel E. Rinehardt; Wm. H. Courson, Ham, burg; H. P. Smead, Camden; D. Web- ster Jones, Little Rock; Freelin H. Christopher, Pine Bluff; Henderson Jackson, Mena; Jno. T. Lanier, For rest City; Harold w. Townsend, Mann moth Spring; B. A. Henry, Jackson vile; Geo. B. Stuart, Texarkana; c. B. Myers, Helena; Sidney A. Cochran, Bonneville; Chris Reichardt, Fort Smith; Leslie T. Mcintyre, Pine Bluff; Will H. Turner, Jonesboro; Richard B. McCulloch, Little Rock; Epps Brown, Jr., Dewitt; Vance L. Sailor, Bigelow; Edward H. Freeman, Ash down; Lee Martin, Warren; Jno. s. Bigleow; James T. Murrey, Little Rock; F. P. Hall, Jr., Fayette- vile; Herman w. Finkbeiner, Silica; Paul L. Porter, Galesburg, Ill.,; Wm. s. Shadrach, Kingsland; Wm. s. Mor- gan, Greenwood; E. T. Smith, Amity; Karl J. Michel, Van Buren.
 Second lieutenants Arkansas Ma tional guard: H. A. Emerson, Jeffer- son Davis, Little Rock.
 National army: Ray B. Porter; Robt. H. McFarlane, Greenwood; H. w. Wells, Monticello; E. B. Matthews, Lewisville; Jno. c. Sandlin, Ola; Lloyd c. Parsons, Fayetteville; Nollie o. Taff, Waldron; w. w. Wooddy, Fay