Evening journal., 1917-09-19
RURAL new Castle
NATIONALS MOVE
60 Young Men Leave New
ark for War Training
at Camp Dix
HOTEL PROPRIETORS
CLOSE HOUSES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL;
NEWARK, Sept. Without any
planned demonstration or any band
TO lead them, SO young men making
up the 40 per cent. for the rural New
Castle county district, marched from
inc exemption board headauarters
shortly before o'clock this morning
to the ?. B. and w. station ,wbare
Iney look train at 9.28 o'clock for
Naihp DIX Wrightstown, N. J. Many
relatives and friends OF the Nationals
were on hand to say good bye
Inc men reported to the board M
O'Clock yesterday afternoon after
winch all but about 10 went 10 their
MONIES for the night. A few men
VINO had been notified to repor. fail
ed 70 do so, and five alternafes were
sent IN their places One registrani
VINO failed to appear. il was learned
Dy members Of the board last night
was on yacht laying off Annapolis
ma The board telephoned 10 the
chiet OF police OF Annapolis 10 get
the man and send him to Newark
to1ay otherwise he will be posted as
a deserter.
II was a fine looking body of
young men who made up the 40 per
cent. OF the districts quota. They
made good showing in their march
TO the station. Il. p. Jolls a Della
ware College graduate and son OF
FORMER Clerk OF the Orphans Court
Joseph C. Jolls. was named leader
or the contingent George Madden
OF New Castle, another Delaware Col
lege student and well known base
ball player, was first assistant
leader. Leslie George, son OF Re
corder OF Deeds A. V. L George OF
New Castle, and James J. Walker OF
Middletown, were also assistant
leaders.
The two hotels and one wholesale
liquor store in Newark. in response
10 the suggestion Of General Crowder
'losed their bars tight at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon and did not re-
open them until after the train bear.
ng the drafted men left this morning.
Nhe action OF the hotel men and whole
ale dealer was commended by cltl-
ems:
The local exemption board for rural
Jew Castle county has exempted the
ollowlng list Of men on grounds as
ollows:
G. w. Baker. New Castle. wife.
George w. Allen. New Castle, wife
nd three children.
David Oscar, Townsend, wife and
hid.
Il. a. Boulder, Stanton, wife and
wO children.
c. L. ShSckley, Richardson Park.
wife and one child.
H. C. Butler, Chrlstiana, widowed
mother.
q. NJ. Pickhaver, Kennett Square. Pa.
wife and two children.
Thomas Johnson. New Castle. wife
nd two children.
Wallace Thomas, Porter's, wife and
wo children
W. C. Sapp. Klrkwood, aged parents.
Oscar DILL Newark, wife and child.
]. Schrader. Summit Bridge, wife and
NO children.
Rocco DiMartlno. Claymont, alien.
Ernest l.. Lundgren, Wilmington, wife
nd child.
w. B. Manuel. Wilmington, wife and
NO children.
Michael F. Rodgers. New Castle, wife
nd two children.
Ernest Foraker. Forest. wife and
HID.
D. L. Shippers. Newark, wife and
hid.
Robert T. Mcclellan. Newark, wife
nd child
Joseph C. Rossell. New Castle, wife
nd child
c. E. schrader. Porter's. wife and
hid.
NJ. D. Wall. New Castle. wife.
+. r. Hawke, Hockessin, wife.
w. l.. Nixon. Richardson Park, wife.
r. II. Walker, Centrevllle, wife and
HID.
Chester E. Ewing. Newark, wife.
e. Eisenhsndler, Wilmington, wife
nd child
James D. Ayres. Wilmington. wife
nd two children.
Hugh Sloan, Wilmington. wife and
HID
Gaylord Jones, Delaware City, wife
nd two children.
William II. Malley, Guyencourt, wife
md two children.
William Conlyn, Wilmington, wife.
Richard J. Brown, Marshallton, wife
md child.
Lawrence R. Reynolds, New Castle,
widowed mother
The local board has certified to the
district board the following list of