The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-24
THE HONOR ROLL IS INCREASED BY
 FORTY FOUR

The first men drafted and who will leave Clifton about the first of Septem Der, will be in charge of J. B. Brown of the First National Bank and one of the first men to be draft ed in Greenlee county. MT. Brown Was commissioned by the War De- partment to see that the men arriv- ed at their destination, Fort Riley, Kansas, all arrangements for their transportation, etc., being left in his care No better selection could be made and it is an even bet that the boys who arrive from Grenlee coun- ty will show up to as good advantage as any from other parts of the country.
 A list is being circulated this week to raise funds for a monster sendoff to be given the boys before their de- parture for the training camp. Par ticulars of the entertainment will be given at later date, but it is thought that the affair will take place about the third of September.
 According to information from Washington the Arizona boys will be sent to Fort Riley, Kansas. The fol lowing item will therefore be of in- terest to local people:
 How would you like to have the job of looking after small matter of month, or 100000 cans of salmon, or thousands of pounds of dried fruits or 36,0OO pounds of butter? These are few of the items in the monthly bill of supplies at Ft. Riley where thousands of soldiers must be led every day by their Uncle Sam. Here are few of the supplies need ed each month-mutton, 260,O00 lbs; corned beef. 30,000 lbs; corned beef hash, 30,000 lbs; 100000 cans of canned salmon; 2,OO0,Oe0 pounds of four; 5000 sacks of yellow corn meal; 100000 pounds of potatoes (not matter what the price); 375,000 pounds of onions, S9,0SS cans of to- matoes; evaporated apples and evap- orated peaches, 17,S00 pounds each; 3G, 192 pounds of blackberry jam; 99,- soc pounds of coffee; 1900 pounds of English breakfast and young hyson tea; 320,000 pounds of granulated sugar; 96,600 large cans of evaporat- ed milk; 5000 gallons of vinegar, 3,515 gallons of cucumber pickles; 57,OOO pounds of salt; 5000 five pound pails of lard; 36,00O pounds of butter; 22.S0O pounds of olemar. garine; 1892 ans of cinnamon; 720 cans of ginger--the real spice ginger; 3,1SO bottles of various favoring etracts; 14,256 gallons of syrup.
 Uncle Sam is figuring on his men keeping neat and clean, for among the articles ordered are 46,000 razors To go with the razors there will be 46, coo cakes of shaving soap; 46,000 shaving brushes; 46,000 tooth brushes and 46,000 shoe brushes and the same number of combs. same number of combs Saline News.
 The Greenlee county boys who will enjoy the above menu and who were accepted by the exemption board this week from the second 690 names to appear for examination are as fol- lows:
 David Henry Stacey. Metcalf 1 Arthur Ruiz, Morenci ! Austin Celestino Cawley, Morenci , William s. Wallace, Clifton l William Edgar Damron, Sheldon Yee Bow Yuen, Morenci
 Juan Hernandez, Clifton
 Samuel John Woodward, Morenci
 James w. Thurston, Clifton
 Leslie Dow. Smith, Clifton i Charles A. Spezia, Clifton 1 George w. Sutherlin, Metcalf
 Gustava G. Escobosa, Morenci
 Willis Irwin Stewart, Morenci
 Saturino A. Morales. Clifton John Richard Turner, Clifton
 Jay N. Christman, Morenci Raymond Bryant, Duncan Benjamin R. Thomas, Clifton
 Charles Henry Hall, Clifton OrsOn C. Puckett MOrenci
 Frederick J Fritz, Clifton
 Johnny Cosper, Blue.
 Robert P. Parks, Duncan Atherton K. Grimes, Clifton Eddie E. Wilkerson, Clifton Apolonio Arrey, Metcalf
 Ross Smith, Morenci Thomas Walter Ethridge, Clifton
 Basilio Licheri. Metcalf
 Sam Turner Alton, Clifton
 George E. Galer, Clifton
 Frank Campbell, Duncan Ralph D. Gilmore, Clifton
 Percy R. Brizzie, Clifton
 Wm John Thomas, Morenci ! Charles David Forcum. Clifton
 Rush Thomas Gilpin, Clifton
 Fred Manfred Edincott, Morenci
 Filippi Zicarelli, Morenci
 Adolph Herrera, Clifton
 Tony Kilsby, Clifton Geronimo Sierra, Metcalf
 Levi Brown Stephens, Duncan Forest Andrus is afflicted with tn
 13 hoodoo. He was the 18th to talk tle physical test on the 18th of Aug
 He was also born on the 18th of tn month. The hoodoo fails to worr him any.
 Heine White, A. c. cold drink e' pert says ne passed the test as slic
 as whistle. A. c. patrons wi
 miss Htine at the fountain.
 One fellow coutended that ce cOul | not be a soldier as he had b eel on l. special riot for eight years and woul be unable to dine on army rations. [ Burtch passed him saying that Uncl