The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-09-21
LEAVE FOR
CAMP PIKE
Second incement of Draft Men Left
Wednesday Night.

Flfty-e1ght men, representing
Washington County's second incre-
ment of men who will go towards
making Uncle Sans new National
Army, entrained at Fayetteville Wed
nesday night for Camp Pike, near
Little Rock. Their special coach was
attached to train No. 3, and the boys
left amid the cheering of assembled
friends and the music of the Fayette-
vile band As general thing the
men WEIR all in good spirits and APP
parently eager to get started on the
journey which will probably eventually
/ land them in France The men were
in charge of Harold Henson of this
place, and he and Allen Flowers, sec
rotary of the local exemption board,
had more business for awhile than any
two men in the country. It was said
that a special train would be made up
Fort Smith to handle the men from
this section of the state, and they ex-
pected to reach Camp Pike Thursday
morning The Benton County mere
ment went down Tuesday night.
Fifteen Madison County men en-
trained at Springdale Wednesday
night This is considerable short of
TIT quota from that county, but were
] all that had been certified by the
/ district board.
Lewis Wilson and Grover Sturgeon
i of Springdale and VIM. (. Rolley of
j Summers, who had been certified to go
Wednesday night, were given ten days
/ longer to file additional evidence with
the district board in support of their
claims for exemption on account of de-
I pendent relatives.
The Washington County Men.
Following are the names of the
Washington County men who left
i Wednesday night:
Henderson ". Scott, Springdale.
John Boles Milburn, Fayetteville.
John O. Jones, Blackburn.
j Joe II. Spears, Summers.
Charles c. Bolin, Fayetteville.
Joseph E. Mellender, Prairie Grove
Jess Parker, Wheeler.
Joel NJ. G. Coleman, Wheeler.
c. Brewster, Prairie Grove.
Adolph Zulpo, Tontitown.
Joseph Walter Gray, Fayetteville.
Arthur Eugens Jones, Window
Isaac Louis Hopkins, Durham.
Joe Hazy Copeland, Cane Hill.
Clarence D. Miller, Fayetteville.
VIM. K. Linton Fayetteville.
Richard V. Neill, Habberton
Money Stanley, Prairie Grove.
James Zulpo, Tontitown.
John S. Shannon, Clyde.
George L. Allen, Prairie Grove.
Ira N Cox, Blackburn.
Clarence Edwards Eustis, Summers.
/ Oscar O. Karnes, Pitkin.
Vol w Thomasson, Summers.
Charles Oscar McCuistian, Prairie
Grove.
Oscar Reinold, West Fork.
Hiram Franklin Maddox, Prairie
Grove.
Sidney W Benton, Fayetteville
f. F. Hazel, Springdale.
Marion Phillips, West Fork
Guy Allen, Prairie Grove
/ Thomas Porter Hutchinson, Fay
etteville.
Joe L. Anderson, springdale
Urbit Ralphus Patrick, Baldwin.
James NJ. Moore, West Fork
Alonzo D. Keys, Summers.
John Daniel Emerson, Odell
/ George Lollar, Prairie Grove.
Argyle Redding Hope, West Fork.
Harold Elgin Henson, Springdale.
John Wesley Mayfield, Goshen.
William Oren Galloway, Cane Hill.
Roy Brewster Clayton, Pennington.
Harry L. Jackson, Elm Springs.
Wills Owens Pierce, Rosedale.
William Murray Blaklidge, Fayette-
Vile
Vesper Archie Hartman, Fayetteville
Walter Leonard Cluck, Evansville.
William Lester Lollar, Fayetteville
Henry Stansberry, Baldwin.
Harry S. Campbell, Summers.
Walter Jarrel, Hazel Valley.
Edgar Brooks Johnson, Springdale.
Wallace Hugh Johnson, Fayette-
vile.
James B. Russell, West Fork.
Don Richard Moore, Lincoln
Mallie Pleasant Tucker, Prairie
Grove.