The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-08-22
MEN FOR AUGUST
HAVEBEENCALLED
List Includes the Names of Eigh-
ty to Go Next Week.

The local war board completed the
list of men to be drafted into service
during the month of August. Monday al
noon and published the same as requir
ed by the Selectlve Service Act. The
number in the August quota is seventy.
seven. but owing to the fact that three
men in the July number were rejected
by the medical officers upon their arriva
at Camp Meade, the county war boarC
has been called upon to furnish three
other men to take their places. hence
the total number of men to leave Oak
land the week beginning Monday next
will be eighty.
With the drawing of these men the
1917 class was entirely exhausted
when the eighteenth man on the list
printed below was reached, and as a
consequence the class of 1918 was drawn
upon to furnish the required number,
ifty-six being drawn from the latter
class.
The men drawn are the following
named and will entrain here for Camp
Meade next Thursday morning at $50
o'clock.
Roscoe Shelby, Kempton
2-Francis Fazenbaker, Westernport
3-Victor C. Broad water, New Ger
many
4-Roy Ellsworth Mckenzie, Grants
vile
5-Grover Cleveland Lohr, Swanton
Colbert Bruce Shaw, GrantsYille
John Roy Sanders, Oakland
S-Harry Victor Schlossnagle, Accident
9-Lloyd jackson Lanich. Kempton
10-Guy limbaugh, Oakland
1l-Ralph A. Michael, Westernport
12-Adam Andrew Hanft, Accident
M. Browning, Corinth
14-Adam Henry Oester, Grantsvllle
l5-Clark Jay Maust. Grantsville
l6-Harvey Franklin Article, Selbys-
port
17-Albert Moses Enlow, Hoyes
18-John Alexander Cooper, Bayard
19-Alien Burdock, Frosrburg
20-Thomas J. Johnson, Frostburg
21--Roy Resi-, Grantsville
22-Elmer Roy Wiley, Bittinger
23-Cecil Albert Warwick, New Ger
many
24-Dewey Watson Blttinger, Accident
rs Hugh Carroll Friend, Hoyes
26-Ray Carl Ashby. Crellin
27-Elijah Allen Uphold, Friendsville
28-Austln Bittiner. Bittinger
29-Lewis Asbury Harvey. Kitzmiller
30-Ben Frank Teeter, Flintstone
31-George Troy Frazee, Frlendsville
32-Charles Mckinley Bowers, Cor
mania
3333-Arthur Harrison Friend, Oakland
34-Harvey Ray Hoover, Jennings
35-Marvin Jasper Lahman, Gormania
36-Elliott Mckinley Sines, Oakland
37-Julius Oester, Accident
38-Leonard Baultis Schaefer. Grants
vile
39-George Robert Spiker, Kitzmiller
40-Arthur Semmes Tichnell, Blooming.
alpha Carl Hampstead, Oakland
42-Harry Mckinley Wilt. Oakland
43-Forest Clifton Beachy, GrantsvilIe
44-Ralph Darwin Liller, Gormania
45-Lester Ray Boyer, GAINESVILLE
46-Simon Whiteman. Homecoming
47-Dewey Delaney, Kempton
48-Elmer Theodore Vann, Gormania
49-Lewls Garland Grove. Westernport
Mckinley Beachy, Jennings
51-William Mckinley Hartley, Kitz-
52-Joshua Arthur Rodeheaver, Deer
Park
53-Cecil Ira Croft. Frostburg
55-Reginald Paul George, Deer Park
56-Isaiah Walter Uphold, Friendsville
Sell Meats, Hutton
58-Oden ClatIs Frazee, Selbysport
59-Arthur Earl Friend, Swanton
60-Captain Bright Burrell, Kitzmiller
61-BoYd Reed Sanders, Hutton
62-Moses Washington Grandstaff,
Kitzmiller
63-Henry James Bittner, Accident
64-Walter Lee Smith, Homecoming
65-Francis Davillia Glass, Grantsville
66-Jonas Fezenbaker, Westernport
67-Harry Leslie Butler, Jennings
68-Owen Mckinley Grove. New Ger
many
69-Bruce j. Bender, Grantsville
70-Herbert Kenneth Pope, Frostburg
7l-Floyd Alvin Splker, Grantsville
72-Forest Fay Beachy. Grantsyille
73-Edward Ray Thrasher, Deer Park
H-James Mortimer Broadwater, New
Germany
rs Harry Joseph Murphy. Schell
76-Clarence Edward limbaugh, Kitz-
miller
T-Hugh Davis, Vindex
The three men drawn to fill the vacan-
cies above referred to are:
Ernest Joseph Wolfe, Oakland
Benjamin hardwood Cover, Oakland
Peter H. Wilt, Barton
The men who were rejected and
whose places in the ranks Wolf, Cover
and Wilt will take are Webster William
Frost, Frostburg, Floyd R. Russell,
Barton, and Arthur Deitrick, Oakland.