Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-13
FIVE THOUSAND IOWA MEN SUM-
MoNEp TO REPORT AT
CAMP DODGE.
MUST REPORT SEPT.
10, 20, 81 AND %
Order lnstruets Exemption Boards to
Assemble Men in Home District
Twenty-four Hours Before Time Set
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Cities and Counties Of State.

Des Moines. Sept l3.-Orders were
issued by Adjt. Gen. Guy E. Logan last
night which will send nearly 5000 men
10 Camp Dodge from l07 Of the local
boards in Iowa on Sept l9, 20. y and
-.
This is the second increment of 40
per cent and follows the first mere
ment of per cent sent TO camp ten
days ago.
1t Will be followed by another 40 per
cent on Oct. and the remaining 10
per cent will come about the middle OF
October, filling the net quota OF over
II, 600 men from Iowa alone
Last Night at Home.
The order to each of the l0I local
boards in the state directs them to as
semble their men twenty-four hours
before the date set for the movement.
They will he allowed to spend the last
night at home after a retreat roll cali
directed by the local board, but must
be ready to take the train the next
morning.
Because il was feared that a con-
gest!on of railroad traffic would result
II the men were sent on one day, the
work has been spread over four days.
Ii some instances special trains VIII
be run picking up the men al the ai1-
ferent stations. a train schedule &C
companies the order to each local
board.
Local boards will pick the men from
their total net quota as certified back
TO them by the two district boards, and
generally speaking the farmers who
have crops and stock 20 dispose Of Will
not be sent at this time. but will wal.
until later
Won't Travel Hungry.
Arrangenents have been made by
the railroads to feed the men at juno
ton and other points. the meals TO be
paid for with meal tickets, furnished
by the provost marshal generals office.
The Polk county and Des Moines men
will assemble here on Sept. IS and
leave for Camp Dodge the next morn
ing.
The contingents from the different
local boards at this time are as follows:
C!ties-DeS Moines No l, %: Des
Moines No. ,. IS: Des Motnes No. 3.
%: Des Moines No 4. Is; Davenport
No. / %: Davenport No. ., "a; Sioux
City No. /. 13; Sioux City No. 2, ID;
Waterloo, 20: Dubuque. 10. Il
Counties-Adair IL, Adams H. Ala
makee 50. Appaneoee Il, Audubon II,
Benton -. Black Hawk IS, Boone so,
Bremen So Buchanan 30, Buena Vista
T-aiI
Cass 80 Cedar 80, Cerro Gordo 20.
Cherokee 10. Chickasaw SO, Clarke 80,
Clay 81. Clayton II. Clinton No. / IS.
Clinton No. . IS. Crawford ~. Dallas
SO. Davis %. Decatur SIS, Delaware 81,
Des Moines III. Dickinson 81. Dubuque
g, Emmett -, Fayette 90. Floyd ~.
Franklin A., Fremont SIS. Greene IS,
Cirundy ~. Guthrie So. Hancock -,
Hardin 55, Harrison SIS. Henry 60.
Howard So. Humboldt 81. Ida %, Iowa
u. Jackson 20, Jasper 80, Jefferson 30,
Johnson 80, Jones 80. Keokuk II, Kos
suth IS. Lee 81. Linn IS. Louisa %,
Lucas Sc. Lyon 4s, Madison 20. Ma
haska SO. Marion 81, Marshall 90, Mills
I. Mitchell SO. Monona II. Monroe 81.
Montgomery 9. Muscatine so, O'Briea
%. cStSC4d oDs cic +,IlU - AAAJSl ~
%, Pocahontas IS. Polk -. Pottawat-
tariie =. Poweshiek Is, Rtnggold so.
Sac 81, Scott SIS. Shelby "A. Sioux 10,
Tana 50, Taylor IS, Union 5, Van
Buren, H. Wapello Is. Warren So,
Washington 10 Wayne SO. Webster II,
Winne5ago Il. Winneshiek "a. Wood
bury So Worth IL, Wright 90
Days For Reporting.
Men from the following districts will
report on Sept. 10: Allamakee, Clayton.
Howard Ringgold, Decatur, Butler,
Monroe. Polk. Des Moines fcity),
Poweshiek. Winneshiek. F>ayette,
Mitchell, Floyd. Bremen. Delaware, Bu-
chanan. Waterloo, Black Hawk, Du-
ouque fcit-I. Hardin. osceola, Poca-
hontas Louisa. Madison. Warren, Ap-
panoOse. Wayne, Lucas.
Men from these districts will move
Sept. 20: Emmet, Clay, Winnebago.
Humboldt. Webster. Palo Alto. Wright,
Hancock, Worth. Cerro Gordo, Frank
lin. Muscatine. Scott, Davenport fcity),
Johnson Iowa Jasper.
On Sept. u men will move from the
following districts: Clinton Jackson.