The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14
ARMY BOARD
ANNOUNCES
LIST OF 101
next TO GO
Forty Percent of Richmond
Districts Quota Mu S t
Leave for Camp Taylor
Next Thursday.
MEN MUST SHOW UP

Names Of the 101 men who will
make up the 40 percent Of the First
Wayne county districts quota for the
selective army were announced Friday
morning by the local conscription
board. Included in the list Of 101
names is five alternates, who Will be
called In case any OF the regular con-
scripts fail to appear
These 101 men with the five extras
have been ordered to appear at the
office of the conscription board on
Thursday. September 20 at 2 p. NJ, and
from that hour will be in the military
service of the United States and SUBJ
ject to the orders Of the conscription
board
Will Be Deserter.
Chairman Clem Carr, of the con.
scription board emphasized the fact
Friday morning that any man who
fails to present himself for service be-
fore the board on next Thursday after
noon will be classed as deserter from
the army and will be punished as such
by Imprisonment In one Of the federal
prisons.
All OF the men in the list Of 101 will
be listed and roll call made at 2
o'clock next Thursday, if any Of the
men fail to answer to their names,
their places will be taken by one Of
the alternates. who will be required to
be present with the other men.
The five alternates selected are
William F. Kinsella, Karl Karcher.
Karl b. Toschlog, Norman o. White
and Hugh Chandler. The list Of 101
men follows:
Joseph Puthoff, John Parry. William
Weaver, Elmer Erik. Howard Bruner.
Harry G. Wilson, Frank J. Klemann,
William K. Dean, Edward C. Kellinger,
Andy Morton, Harry Scott briggs,
Rivol Rohlig, Walter F. Miller. Frank
Lakamp Howard Armstrong, Lawrence
NJ Hoover, Cleo Clifton Lamb. Harry
James Hoff, Erwin Rufus Knight,
Harry James Hoff, Erwin Rufus
Knight, Harry l.. Lahrman. Albert r.
Williams, George Reed, William Con-
nor. Harry Cecil Study, Forest E.
Livelsperger, Paul G. Druley. August
Blomeyer. Clifford R. Umpleby, Will
lam Albert Yoder, Roy Clark, Giuseppe
Petriello.
Henry Field, Alvin c. Thorton, Rus
sell I. Bucker, Preston P. Foster, Sher.
man Kortright, NJ. James Quigley.
Wilbur A. Uhde. Reinhardt Erdman,
verlin G. Ratliff, Albertus Runkle,
Nuzzureno Filippa, Paul Henry Miller,
Harry Covill. Harry B. Williams, Ro-
man vosmeier, Guy Kenneth Morris.
Paul G. Nolte. Stanley Hazard. Ken
meth r. Wright, Joseph Mitrone,
Charles II. Earnest. Lee J Fowler.
Elmer e. Atkinson, William Raymond
Knauber, Clarence Gagen, Michele
Nicoletta, Everett e. Floyd, Paul Hol-
lopeter, Frank Taggart, Elmer c..
Brucker, Earl r. Hicks, William Nc
Nally.
Pesqualo Retdello, Roscoe Gambler,
Bert D. WEIGH. Lester l.. Paddock.
Charles F. Carroll. Arthur J. Ryan,
Dan F. Casey, George U. Bailey. Mathis
George Schroeder, Troy I. Schackol-
ford. Claude H. Addleman, Harry e.
Weber. James e. Palsgrove, Clyde F.
Woolard, Michael Nocton, Howard H.
Hartman. BENZ. Lewis Moore, Harry
Morton Ray, Perry Moss, Claud Carl
Ashcraft, Thomas Hedges Ferris, Evan
s. Horn, Forrest G. Boren, George e.
Lynn, Clarence Fl. Veregge, William
Fred Neighbour, James Thomas, Robert
II. Harrison. Ernest McLain. Elmer
Ribkee, Omer Ryan, Harry II. Doner,
Harold D. Skinner, Elroy Davis, Rob-
ert l.. Clark, Leroy Shewman, Harry
s. Nicholson, William Oscar Land.