The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-09-14
CITIZEN SOLDIERS LEAVE WEDNESDAY
 FOR Fl. RILEY

fUR Fl. RILEY- Cowboy Tournament, Banquet, Musi- cal Program and Ball Planned for Their Entertainment on Saturday Evening, September 15th-Citizens from Al Parts of County Will Be Here.
 On Wednesday morning, next, headed by a brass band, and escort ed by a delegation of Clifton citizens, the second contingent of members of the National Army from Greenlee county will march from the court house to the Hills Addition station and entrain for Fort Riley where they will join the quota from the other twelve counties in Arizona at Camp Funston. In addition to the eight men who left here week ago, siXty-four men will depart on Wednesday morning to be followed on October 3 by an additional Sixty-four. This will be eighty-ive per cent of our entire quota and the remaining fifteen per cent will leave later, the exact date not having been set yet.
 The men are being sent forward ac- cording to their order numbers with the exception of those, who on ac- { count of pressing business affairs, have requested to be included in the third detachment on October 3. <n the event that some are rejected upon physical examination at Camp Funston, they will immediately re- turn to their homes. and their places hxy ina1ndino oytr in the third detachment. %% Sheriff Slaughter, Chairman of the Exemption Board for Greenlee Coun- ty; has under the authority vested in him, designated J. B. Brown, assist ant cashier of The First National Bank, to take charge of the sixty four men from this county on their trip to the cantonment. The Green lee boys will be in camp on Thurs day night and will be attached to the 304th Field Artillery.
 The soldiers in the National Army who will leave Wednesday morning are:
 John Henry. Knight
 Toles Dewitt Cosper
 Justus B. Brown Evert Leo Hagan
 Alex Harold Farrell
 John Gregory ' Heil Hughey Womelduff Bane GOad
 James Albert Moreland
 David Henry Stacy
 Donald Farley Goddard Roy William Adams
 Robert Ernest Norton
 Frederick Charles Hosking Edward Van Gundy
 George Joseph Filleman
 Forrest Newton Andrus
 Lloyd Vernon Potter
 Melvin M. Stewart
 Paul M. w. Jorgensen
 Byron Elisha Burns
 Earl Hughes Harry Goldzier
 Geo. E, Dichtenmiller
 Howard Strickland
 Tony Kilsby
 Samuel Edward Chisholm
 James Belmey Snyder
 James Clayton Caraway
 Peter 1raynor
 James Percy Wilcocks
 Geo. Wallace Williams
 Henry G Brown
 Clyde E. Smith
 Austin Celestine Cawley \ Henry White James Thomas Wilcox William Edgar Damron -N Samuel John Woodward
 James w. Thurston Lesley Dow Smith
 Clarence Ambrose Spezia George Wesley Sutheriin
 Willis Irwin Stewart
 John Richard Turner
 Jay Nicholas Christman
 Raymond Bryant
 Benjamin Roland Thomas
 Charles Henry Hall
 Orson Campbell Puckett Robert Pierson Parks
 Atherton Keenan Grimes
 Eddie Earl Wilkerson
 Thomas Walter Ethrige
 Sam Turner Alton
 George Elliott Galer
 Charles Dee Hale Charlie Glenn Boron
 Nathan Karl Loder
 Ernest Roy Hartman
 Roy Marvin Snyder
 Jesse Isaac Phillips
 Ralph Dowlen Gilmore
 Henry William Ely
 The following men who failed tC register on the day set, but have ' since added their names to the 3544 previously registered are:
 Fidel Martinez
 Manuel Fernandez
 John N. ReZnikov
 Trinidad Negetti
 Frank Storesinich. known as Frank Star.
 Placedo Andriola
 ESteban Carrillo
 Antonio Arce
 Rosendo Gomez
 Additional Names Certified The local board certified the fol lowing additional list this week an6 passed them on to the District Board at Tucson for final action:
 Kenneth H Donaldson
 Albert Leroy Young