Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-04
RECRUITS PREPARE
TO ENTER THE WAR
Both Local Organizations Are
Awaiting Call of General
to Entrain.
COMPANY C ADDS NEW MEN
Officers of Ambulance Corps
Ordered to Capital to Make
Inspection.

"I'' ~. II. MtlINllls commanding
Company G. Oklahoma national
guard, declared last night that his
command would respond to the ad-
Jutant generals call to entrain for
the mobilization point Dy presenting
more than one hundred men fully
equipped ana ready for immediate
service
Capt II. G. LaRcau, commanding
the Oklahoma Ambulance company
No. J. yesterday received orders Ia
remain in Tulsa and be prepared Ia
move his company upon orders from
the office of the adjutant general.
Licutenants of this unit were ordered
to different parts of the state to make
physical examinations of other in
idntry companies of the First Okla
homa regiment.
Offices Swarm.
Turnout the day Yesterday. both
the recruiting tent, opened bv Com
pany g. at the corner of Fourth and
Main, and the offices of Captain La
Reau, in the Calumet building. were
poseig9d by ex-service men and 9TH
ers seeking an opportunity 10 answer
the suggestion of the president for
one million men 10 make war on Ger
many.
Orders received by Captain InReau
from the office of Adiutant General
rarp. commanded that Lieutenant r.
w. Reynolds of the ambulance com
pany go to Chandler, whore he viii
make physical inspection Of the
members of Company B first infan-
try. Lieutenant J. j. Nabhan was at
FIRST ordered to proceed To Musknrne
10 make an inspection of Companv
+ at that place, but this order lafor
was revoked. and Lieutenant Nabhan
was ordered to proceed with Licutcn-
ant NJ. g. Ferguson to Oklahoma Ciiv.
where a physical examination will be
heId OF members of Company NJ. first
infantry, troop Il. cavalry. and the
field hospital company No. /.
Lieutenant Carps had tccn instruct o.
cd to remain in Tulsa and asst Can.
I2in I-aPeau in the command of the
local ambulance company.
Physical Irsrcc;icn.
Last night the memr ors or comparv
were assembled Mt tho Chamber #
com ncrce rooms. ard civcn n rnysi-
cal cNan inntion by Captain I.aRcau
end Lieutenant Capre The prvsical
examination last right was for tho
purpose Of elimina'ins Gll of the an
f1t recruits who have slgncd IN with
COMPANY c, and w&s not adr,iriis-
tered to the members Of the infnntry
organizations who enlistod when Il .
company was orgaNizod hv Capt. Aiva
! Niles. and wfo SOW service or tho
Mexican border during the summc7
2ni winter.
Orders also were received vcster-
dav from the office of tho adiu,ant
General. directing that Richard Mac
kaN. rccimentai supply sergeant. re-
port irdmc1iately 10 Capt. William.
J.. koy, supply officer of TIE First
oklalorla infantry Sergeant Mnckay
win .eave this morning for Wewoka.
OKLA to report to his commanding
officer.
Get Ready 10 Move.
Commanding officers of tho units
Httpch to and part of tie First
oklahoma infantry. Wore instructed
Yesterday 10 rush all recruiting work
IN order that movement mieht he be-
run Immediately upon receipt of no
hllization or0ers. This order i~ OK
pccted bv members of the local or
Plantations TO come this afternoon or
toni@ht, and movement. in this event.
VIII be hcgur for Fort Sill early
Thursday morning.
Special recruiting parties were sent
TO West Tulsa and Sand Springs ves-
terday Nv the Officers of company c.
and as result moro than a score cr
men enlisted from these sections of
Tulsl Tho recruiting tent at Fourth
and Main. in charge Of Lieutenant
'lillock. was sept oren until 10
o'clcck lost night, and when the books
cf the 'Ccruitlrg station were closed.
tho company roster was announced a.
follows
Company c Roster.
Capt. A. II. Mclrvin, Ben II. Chas-
tome, first lieutenant V. S. Hillock,
second lieutenant; sergeants, II. d.
Cohan, j. n. Pierce, X. w. Monroe,
J. n. Bowman. II. w. Martin, o. w.
Erter, Charles Scott, Il. Winford.
Corporals, Lonnie Beddo, Charles
Bear, William King. j. II. Lahman, G..
NJ. johnson, w. II. Watkins, j. II. Nc
Mahon A. ID. Kreiselmeyer J. T.. Avis.
Privates, u. u. Rohr. }. f. Shoat, W.
II. Brown, w. j. Williams, =. A. But
ton Il. Claude, ID. NJ. Faulkner, II. II.
Frick, J. a. Friend, /. c. Gano, G. c.
Hanlin, j. NJ. Keohano. r. T. Knoerr,
II. NJ. Loss, Lester Mathis, ]. j. Ocker-
man, L. T.. Ormsby, G. Robertson, II.
c. Southwood, l.. Tomlinson, Aaron
Waits, Frank ID. Webbcr, c. w.
Adams, G. w. Allen. A. c. Barnes, j.
c. Bond. Carl Cooper, d. d. Drew, w.
C. Fawkes, James Ford, f.. e. Friend,
l.. ii. Haverfgield, J. NJ. Ingram, Cas-
per Kauley, w. o. Kelly, Frank NJ.
Mcmillan, Charles Medford, Lee Nor
ris, Clifford Meyers, Champ Patrick,
Guy Reed. l.. A. Rood, C. G. Truax,
Rex. Wycoff, J.. A. Noyes, c. l.. Arm
strong, s. II. Burns, G. c. Main, Allen
T. Ronson, Charles j. Koehane, Will
lam Hamlin, Archie Charles, Ed Mar
tin, Henry Carr, Ruben Harrison,
Gregory O'Connell, Max Ellison,
Harold Arnold, Earl Emo, Jack c.
Moore, John f.. Dillard, n. II. Bacon,
Boynton n. Hight, Thomas j. Banks,
j. l.. Chesire. Edward Potter, Earl
Clark, Paul Jensen, James II. Stone,
Frank Bennett, +. p. Whitehll, T. Il.
McJilton, II. NJ. Parker, Jack l..
Cleary. John b. Letter, Walter Il.
Bradfield, l.. G.. Williams, Raymond
b. Sigler. Charles j. Olson. George
+. Miller.