The Springdale news., 1918-05-31
sEI,ECTIvEs RESPOND
 TO COUNTRIES CALL
p,;strants From Washington hen- .on and Madison Counties Leave Monday Morning for Camp Pike

r,lba,+ Malone, West forh.
 Robert B. Cox, Fayetteville.
 Hal c Ralston, Prairie Grove.
 Daily T. Murry, Fayetteville
 conroe E. Wade, Fayetteville.
 Carl R. Lennox, Springdale.
 Troy Wilson, Spring Valley
 1omes A. Coughmon, Fort smith.
 rrank L. Gibs,n, Pennington.
 .lobn W. Harris, Sulphur City.
 Marion Edmonston, Prairie "foVe
 Rert Clark. West Fork.
 Alvin R. Young, Fayetteville.
 Lee Garrison, Fayetteville.
 Archie L. Parsons, Pennington
 William T. Carney, Fayetteville
 Asa f. White, Springdale.
 Bailey T. Goldman, Evansville
 Ernest Sexson, Baldwin.
 Charlie sailer, Springdale
 Jim Dodd. Fayetteville.
 Isaac D. Pendiey, Sprngdale.
 NeaIv NJ Curtis, Prairie Grove.
 James Wallace, Fayetteville
 Elijah E. Osborn, Sunset.
 James W. Robbins, Durham.
 Vol K. Head, Mayfield.
 William Edmiston. Prairie Grove Wade H. Parks, Vale.
 Ernest R. Kirk, Lincoln.
 Lelburn Center. Winslow
 Miriam J. Balcom, Prairie Grove. Jess ]. Phillips, Prairie Grove. James I. Mccullough, West Fork, Edmer Crabtree, Strickler.
 Cecil Kelley. Fayetteville. Bison Pegram, Prairie Grove.
 Joe Phelan. Fayetteville.
 George R. Denton, Evansville.
 Carl Tomiello, Tontitown.
 Mount '. Pierce, Rosedale.
 Charley Pegram, West Fork.
 Frank M. Kirk, Summers.
 Adolnb Webber. West Fork.
 James 4. Fredrieks, Springdale. Chester C. Rough, Fayetteville. Fred Nickell, Hazel Valley.
 John L. Edie, Winslow.
 Dominica Piazzi, Tontitown.
 Lloyd E. Swift, Elkins.
 Elmer E. Harris. Fayetteville.
 Earl r Griggs, Springdale.
 Thomas B. Harmon, Fayetteville. Garland Graham, West Fork. Albert NJ. Payne, Springdale. Jesse H Williams, Greenland. Miller F. JarnaEan. Fayetteville. Lee Henderson, Winslow.
 Arthur Wilhite, Odel.
 Ely Beeks, Prairie Grove.
 Benjamin H. Tisdale. Goshen. William E Mayes, Habberton. Andrew , Rich, Winslow
 Don T. Holcomb, Pennington. Buford Norwood. Fayetteville. Charles M. Phillips, Springdale. Marvin Robinson, Striekler. Fred c Bowman. Springdale. Benjamin H Coates, Lincoln. William O. Malone, West Fork Sidnes H. Letseh, Spring Valley. Daniel N. Westfall. Winslow. Wallace M. Pool, Fayetteville. The above reeistrants, representing Washington County's quota under the lay call, left Fayetteville Monday lorning for Camp Pike, special -ain being provided for the aecommo- aton of Washir eton, Benton ard ladison County men, the latter en- -alning at Springdale. The men were 'lned at Van Buren by Crawford nd Sebastian County men, and ex- ected to reach Little Rock about 2 . m The special ran as second No.
 The Washington County men all ssembled in Fayetteville Sunday af- 9rnoon, and for the trip to Camp Ike were in charge of Jesse H. Will ans of Greenland, being divided ito nine squads. with a leader for ach squad.
 A concert was given Sunday even- F at the University for the benefit the men, after which those desiring were taken in automobiles to the aFlous churches for the evening ser ice. The ladies of Fayetteville pro- ided lunch for each man to take long with him
 Lockwood Searcy of Sprin!gdale was 1mmoned to go with this eontin- e1t as an alternate for a registrant no failed to report, but oe arpeared anday night and Lockwood will not ave to go until the next call, unless 3ine of the number who went Sun- aV are rejected at the physical exam 'auon. In this event Lockwood will robably be called.
 There will be another call during le month of June, Arkansas quota
 winch will be 13,587. The quota or the various counties has not vet '0n announced.
 n addition to the Washiaeta-