Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-04
Eight Men From City and sixteen From County En-
 ter Camp Wednesday.
GET INSTRUCTIONS
 FROM BOARDS HERE
Men Make Up JeffersOn's Five Per Cent, Which Will Be.
 come Nucleus Around Which
 National Army To Be Formed.

l TWenty-fOuf men, sixteen rom Jeff ferson county's rural communities, l and eight from the city of Pine Bluff, will report at the offices Of the two l local boards in the courthouse at , [o'clock this afternoon, will get in structions and advice, and early to- morrow morning will go to Camp Pike at LittlesRock, there to become part of the nucleus around which the Limited States war department is to organize its great new National army, for the war against Prussian aggres- sion, autocracy and miiitarism. The following are the men who have been sent red cards, in structing them to report to the of fices of the local boards at } o'clock this afternoon:
 The City Men.
 Henry Otto Kellar, 211 West Bar kaque street.
 Shep A. Gallagher, 1900 Olive street. Hugh A. McGaughy, TOP West Third avenue
 Charles Earle Smith, 219 West Fifth avenue.
 James w. Murphy, 3O5 West Elev- enth avenue.
 John K. Rutherford, 117h East Second avenue.
 Lev H. Goodrich, 1105 West Fifth senue
 The County Men.
 Earl Butler, Box 9S, Route 4, Pine Bluff.i
 Ernest Crossett, Doylestown. John Groves, Redfield.
 William Franklin Green, Plum Bayou. .,. +.,,;.
 John Herbert Kerr, Redfie.d.
 Overton Lee, Moscow. James Edward Nichols, Redfield. Earle Reynolds, Redfield. T v,. Ed Richey, Box 9S, Route Ar Pine Bluff. '"'- Wilbur Fillmore Reed Route 6, Pine Bluff. Chris Reichen, general delivery, Pine Bluff
 John Edward socia,, West End sta. ion Pine Bluff.g
 Virgil swor, SO9 Nebraska street, Pine Bluff.
 Marvin Smith, Box 51-A, Route 4. fine Bluff.
 Henry Darwin Sanders, Route 4, Fine Bluff.
 Thomas Alexander veazey, Jeffer7 on. "&
 May Make Auto Trip.
 lne residents. of Pine Bluff will Ae,y De permitted to spend tonight tnelr homes, but the men who live ut or the city are expected to be uailered at one of the local hotels, tae expense of the government. Il satisfactory arrangements can made, the entire "A men will be Aen to Camp Pike tomorrow morn $ m automobiles. This will depend whether a sufficient number of .u,hoDlies are rendered the boards .tMs purpose. Making the trip by a'omoblle will save the boys con uefaole trouble and some worry, as sy can be taken direct to the mili- ys camp, whereas if the trip is laue to Little Rock by train, the .s wl!i nave trouble in getting from 'e capital city to the camp. If the u.omoblles sa are not obtained, how e5 the men will leave here early body. " D" u. m yroWder Repeats Instruction. mere have been. no developments
 n the status of the married men, Tar as discharges are concerned, vsost Marshal General Crowder nas repeated previous instruc- ,as, ,,,s m his telegraphic reply to txernor Brough's request for spe- llc Instructions. ssneral Crowder's latest telegram .., ,als subject is as follows:
 Matter of discharging turns upon ,.tp question of dependency which b' .s oe established in accordance ',aa Il subdivision H of second twenty, s'ss ana Regulations prescribed by ,a p',esident, from thirteen, as stat m,, ,m letter of president incorporated 1 telegram number forty twenty. asraph of forty twenty had ref? llas IaIe 10 cases where the person .,ea oo nlmself was himself dependent
 - someone else for his support in