The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-07-19
YOUR NUMBER.
Names Of hcu Registered iu Fulton Corn.
", aud The Number Assign:d to
Each for Identification Vhcn
the Draft is Made.


the report of the registration
made on the fifth Of June the
draft has been delayed, but it is
fully expected that it will take
place within week.
The number registered in this
c)unty is $50, all of whom will be
drawn when the draft takes place.
Fulton County's quota in the
first call will be about rs; hence,
the first rs men drawn will be
taken, provided, there are no ex-
emptions in that number. If,
say 5, are excused from service
for cause, than the next num-
bers succeeding the rs will be
taken until Is men are found
who are acceptable.
One of the causes of exemp-
tion is, if the man drafted is the
sole support of his family or other
dependents. he will be excused.
OF course physical disability,
will debar any one from entering.
There are many other causes.
AS soon as the draft takes
place, the persons drafted will
be notified of the time to ap.
pear before the local board.
The names are drawn much
like a jury-the numbers are
drawn promiscuously, and the
first to bedrawn in Fulton County
is just as likely to be $50 ass1.
After the first quota is made up,
the others will hold themselves
n readiness to go at the second
call beginning at the number
when the first quota leaves off.
That is, if it takes $50 to get the
first rs, the second call will De-
gin at No. $50, and. proceed un-
til the second quato is made up.
The man whoss is draws a
number stands the best chance
of not having to 90 for a long
time-perhaps not at all.
The following list shows the
number by which each. person will
be known;
John Calvin Bishop, 2 George
A Smith, 8 George Bivens Rich
ards, 4 John Harvey Trltle, 5
John Duffield Sipes, 6 Maynard
Grouse, 7 Erven Reed Burk, s
Rush David Ham, 8 john Henry
Rasp, 10 James Ellworth Peck,
II Riley Clarence Peck, 12 Alison
Norman Knable. 13CIiffordHou
holder, II William Silas Wright,
Is Russel George Glazier, 16 Ken
meth Sloan Glazier, II Ulysses
Stanley Humbert, IS Her bert
Fulton Cooper, 10 William How
ard Keefer, 20 Oscar Q. Gress,
81 Frank y. Hum bert, % Paul S.
Sinner, % Film Walker, "a
PERCY Mentzer, 25 Benjamin G..
Mlley, 26 Cecil George Hum bert,
y Lewis Barnhart, 28 John
Ellwood Carbaugh, 20 ElmerElls.
worth Gress, 30 Stanley Quay
Mellott, 81 Robert Gilbert Gere-
hart, 32 Harry Roy Blvens, 39
Elmer Wesley Car baugh, "a May.
nard Lauver, 35 George Stevens
F'ittry, 36 Amos Chester Flttry,
81 Charles Oscar Gordon, 38
David Erskine Seville, 80 Frank
Raymond Shlves, 40 Ira
Wilson BAN, Al Frank b..
Hampton, AZ Thomas HARRISON
Car rbaugh, 43 Ralph Cletus Mel
lott, A Charles W llson Lane, 10
Claude Cook Reeder, 46 Howard
Fisher, AZ Edward Henry Keefer,
AZ Clareuce James Wright, 10
Thomas Hem oaugh, 80 Walker
Scott Cooper, 81 Elmer Reed Biv.
ems. 80 Harry Herbert Helman,
50 John Edward Burk, 54 Will
lam Henry Thomas, 30 David
Ellsworth Grouse, sc Chester
Cletus Truax, 81 Eli Frank Sow
ers, So Rankin j. Mellott, SO
William Patterson Nelson, 60
George Kirk Nelson, 81 Claude
Nc. Car baugh, 62 George W.
Keefer, 63 Harry Lloyd Miller,
Ga Cloyd Humbert Stenger, 65
Jacob Ellwood Eader, &C Hayes
Richards, 67 Chalmer Verl Clutch
all, 6S George Robert Gerehart,
SO Clarence Wilbert Mann,
70 William Walker Carbaugh, II