Arizona republican., 1917-09-01

Of the 137 men accepted to date from Maricopa county for the new army by the district board No. 1, the first thirty who will leave Phoenix on Saturday September s, for the mobil- ization camp probably will be selected by lottery.
 The list of 129 posted yesterday by the board in the local court house, brought these men into the service of the United States. These are the first to be finally taken into the service in this county. The first man to be thus drafted finally into the service of his country from this county is Samuel Joseph McKinnet, of Phoenix.
 The work of deciding those who shall definitely be drafted into the ser vice of the United States is going on rapidly. The only cases that are being held up for the meeting of the board next Tuesday are the claims for eX- emption on industrial grounds and ap- peals from the lower board.
 Since the publishing of the list of 129 yesterday at the court house. the board has received numerous requests to be included in the first list. Eight of these men have been accepted and their names added to the list, swelling the list to 137. The men who, at their own request, will have a chance of be- ing among the thirty from this county to go to the training camp are:
 Lester A. DeMund, Phoenix.
 Vim P Doherav. Phoenix.
 Keith Evans, Phoenix.
 Allen H. Brewster. Liberty.
 Roy Wilkerson. Phoenix.
 Alcott Reed Phoenix.
 Vim. Mcdaniel Gilbert.
 Frank Young. Phoenix.
 hn xrriI1 ha 10- cided the thirty, are as follows:
 Saml. Jos. Mckinney, R. F. D. No. 5 Phoenix
 John Gorkey, Glendale.
 Joseph B. Dixon, Mesa. Ralnh Saffel 406 W. Van BUren.
 L. G. Harvey, 317 N Eleventh ave nue, Phoenix.
 oscar H. Webb, 922 E. Taylor Phoenix. Victor Snura. Mesa
 John Marppey. Gilbert
 Frank R. Hollenheck. Liberty. Leon Ellsworth, Fish Creek. Adonis R. James, R. F. D. No. , Phoenix.
 Lorenzo Frederico. Laveen.
 Malcomb R. Murray, S16 N. Central Phoenix.
 Russell Hetherington, 74S E. Culver Phoenix.
 William H. Nichols Tempe Decem- ber l. 1917 George Holmes, 37 S. Second street Phoenix Alvin F. Schornick Mesa. Thomas R. Brooks. Sentinel Manuel Ochoa. Mammoth Eugene J. McSweeney, II s. Tentf avenue Phoenix. Charles w. Boris, Adams hotel Phoenix Claude Barnett Tempo
 P"dolph Erickson. Care Bullock Calabasas, Cal. Henry Ahrens, Chandler. Ariz Viscont Corea, 71S E. Madison. Phoe- nix Juan H. Ramirez. Phoenix. Eduardo Quijalda, 919 s. Fourth ave nue. Phoenix. Emmett F. Brumlev. Glendale. Rennig Sporing. Glendale, Septembe i 15 1917 Putardo Gomez Phoenix. Alton B. Stoner, Mesa. Roberto Frederico. Laveen. Raymond Kimpston. Glendale
 David Israel, 1110 F.. Jefferson Phoenix.
 Jessie P Richardson. Avondale. Max J. Ritterath. Mesa Louis Alvarez. Guadalupe. John J. Hag~ard, Tolleson | John EfstatheW. 539 E. Adams. William L. Moore. R. F. D. No. l l Phoeniv Frank P. Levy. Cashion. | William c. Fulton, Phoenix. 1 Tomas Gonzales Alhambra Claude B. Nichols, Mesa Bernard F. Gilpin, 33O s. First ave nue. Phoenix | Theodore Fritchv Tempe. i Arthur Lopez, 715 N Sixth avenue | Phoenix | Theodore Dempsey, Phoenix. Fred Maxwell Mesa. Ray Montiio. Mesa. William Covert The Den, Phoenix. David F. Owen Tolleson l Thomas J. Crawford, 545 F. Jeffer 1 son, Phoenix.
 Douglas Humphreys, Avondale.
 John Stanley, Sabra, 1921 Woodlan, Phoenix.
 William s. Smith, Mesa l Oliver Townsend, i403 E. F'illmor 1 Phoenix
 Frank E. Park. Chandler, Ariz. Jose Verdugo, Lehi, Ariz
 Robert Pierce, Mesa, Ariz.
 Verl r. Holsinger, Tolleson, Arz.
 Arnold Hawkins, Mesa, Ariz.
 Pablo Lopez, Buckeye, Ariz John R. Clark, Bucyeye. Ariz. | Antonio Verdugo. Tempe, Ariz.