El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-05
FIRST DRAFT TED
MEN co TOCAMP
County Board Sends IL,
First of Quota, to 90th Di-
vision, Camp Travis.

ton Wednesday morning for camp
Travis, san Antonio, Texas. Eleven
men from the county districts which
were drawn by the county board, A
Boone, chairman, constituted the first
Of the quota TO depart for the train
ing camp. They are
Hal V. Cunningham. Ysleta-
Tom P Cotter, smelter-
Lacy ". Rumsey. Hsleta-
Hugh J. Perry. Portland avenue
Lawrence L. Jones, smelter-
John NJ Richardson, CanutiIo.
sam H. Lockridge, Ysleta-
James L. Carr. Clint.
Oscar II. Cheek, Clint
Frank r. Otero. Fabens-
j. NJ Burt, Fabens.
Relatives Bid Boys Goodbye.
Mothers. fathers. sisters, sweet
hearts and other relatives and friends
Of the men who left for the training
camp were at the station TO bid them
goodbye. Among those who were
present TO see the boys leave was
Henry /. Herring. commissioner. and
J. a Escajeda. secretary of the county
board The train was delayed more
than three hours and the boys from
the county precincts with their rela-
tives and friends spent the morning
in the city
They were provided with lunch
baskets and fruits by their relatives
and friends All the men who were
notified 10 leave in the first allotment
were at the station
Camp Travis constitutes the 90th
division and is commanded by MAJ Cen
II. T. Allen. The men drawn IN the
selective draft from Texas Arizona,
New Mexico and Oklahoma VIII be
trained there. The division IS ex-
pected TO be filled to its fun strength
sometime this month or by the first
Of October.
First District Men Named.
Chairman l. A. Dale, Of city board
No. I. Wednesday announced the list
Of men 10 go with the first unit Of the
draft demanded Of his board There
were 13 principals and five alternates
chosen and judge Dale announced that
drafting in the strict sense OF the
word was not necessary in any case,
for every one of the men had pre-
yiOusly requested that they be sent
with the first squad The regulars
are.
Roger Brown. 2SI7 Wyoming
Mills Aubrey, 1920 Cedar
David E Mulcahay, 1923 Myrtle
John r Hines, 1926 Grant
samuel ROY Andrews, 221l fremont.
William E Trevathan. fl3 Mills
William Z. Greene, E p. & S w
yards.
Albert H Huston. 1918 Olive.
Guy Jack, IT.. general delivery.
Byran q Barkhurst, Toltec club.
Howard r. Ankeny, 1405 Texas
Grover Cleveland Brandt 32lI Ala
mogordO.
Erie c. Bodeker. 4119 La Luz.
The alternates are:
Edward Anderson. 1880 Myrtle.
Leon II. Rowan. Locke hotel
EdwfI P. Myers, 81 San Antonio
Ohio J. Cowart, 1906 Nagoffin-
Lester r Hazard, 5716 Westmin-
ster.
Reeertifies 80 Men.
This board was in receipt Tuesday
afternoon Of a Identification from the
district board at san Antonio OF 30
men that had been reported as ready
for service. The district board az
firmed the local boards decision in
the case Of every man in the first
men whose claim for exemption had
been disallowed. Their cases are stiu
pending in the district board
Gets More Than Quota.
With the cerUficartOn Of the Iol-
lowing Il men TO the district board
as ready for service, having filed no
exemptions or suffered denial Of eN-
emptiOn claims, chairman Joseph r.
Williams. Of city army selection board
No. =, announced Wednesday noon
that his board has secured between
so and 20 men more than its quota,
the surplus having been chosen IN
order 70 provide alternates for any
men who might be rejected at the
camp. The board had summoned 5l-u
OF the list Of registrants In its Juris-
dictiOn ana Will summon no more
until the next quota is called for The
Arthur D. Clark, SIS East Mis-
souri,.
Jose z. Baca. s1s south Canal
Merlin Martin, 521z East san An
tonic.
Walter Harold. Tuscon, Ariz.
Patricio JaramillO, Rodley, n "
D. j. Christian, zoo Epson
Lemuel Y. Cole, Hot Springs. Ark
Mar Jack Fay, pa North Florence
Dave D. Bowman, Grand Forks,
y. ID.
Paul Lopez. 4O6 South Campbell
Frank r. Garcia. Globe, Arlz-
a. W. HaWkinson, 500 Epson
Shin Yee. 500 Los Angeles
Robert Weir. Florence, Ariz-
Antonio Campo, 406 san Jacinto-
o. c. Jones, 619 Noble
Nauro CamachO, 907 san Jacinto-
G. o. Everman, Palms Court
E. r. Harwick, 1918 North Fl Paso-
f. F. Smith. 1908 North Florence
A. L. AAdElAes oNo -ALEH-
T. 3. Baldwin. san Diego. cal
Rafael Soils. 1901 South FL Paso.
VIM. S. Shaffer, 112 W. Franklin
Alva Weise. 1918 Montana.
Chas. L. Odell. 1918 Montana
Chan Kin Hing. SO Wyoming
Arthur Brown, AZ North Ell Paso-
Albert Heron. room 8. Little street.
Sim Davis. 116 West san Antonio.
NJ J. Watkins, Box 1905
j. A Peterson, FL PasO Gas Co.
Colbert Coldweu, 1921 Los Angeles.
j. c. FraundOrf 1897 Myrtle.
Paul H Anderson. go Prospect
VIM. Nolers, care A. Matthias Co.
Leo Alberts. Alhambra theater-
T. F. Dugan, 1916 Boulevard.
II. W. Louis, 9O1 West Boulevard
A. N. Modrale. HOS North Virginia.
Ia T. Roup, Monroe Center. H.
F. L. Pickle, 1888 West Missouri
F. 3. HarwoOd, 1116 Montana.
A. NJ. Lindsay. 326 Epson
Mar Chung. 318 South Oregon
Ben p. Frank, 81 = East OverlSn nd
A. F. Dubois, Mesa hotel.
+. J. Stamp. Leon hotel.