The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-07-12
SOLDIERS LEAVING FRIDAY.

Todd were the speakers on the oc.
casion of the men leaving last Friday
for the training camp. A large mum
ber of the relatives and friends oi
the selectmen were in the city and
assembled at the park. Good order
and a generally fine spirit prevailed
The men, like all the others who
have enlisted in the defense of Amer
lean honor and the principles of lib
erty, left bearing themselves like
soldiers ready for duty in whatever
station they are assigned.
Alvin Howard Ashley, Obion.
James Allen Hayes, Kenton.
Lon Anderson Wyatt, city.
ChGs. David Mcdaniel, Jordan, KY
Homer Brown Caldwell, Obion.
VIM. Thomas. Starnes, Obion.
Earl Richard, Obion.
Calvin Bernard Emerson, Kenton
Hey Gray Thornton, city.
Thomas Ven Buren, Wallace, Ell
bridge, r. 1.
Virgil Haynes, Hickman, r. S.
Willie McMahan, Rivos.
Johnnie James, city.
Charlie Franklin Clogs, Harris.
Vester Lee Hargett, Obion.
Walter Walden McGec, Elbridge.
Clarence Cryer, Obion.
Lester Evans Crawford, Elbridge.
Alva Jno. T. Phillips, Kenton.
Samuel Lee Davis, Obion, R. /.
Clyde Joyner, city.
Howard B. Grooms, Troy, r. 3.
Sam Latimer, city, R. 2.
Edgar Roy, Paris, R. 3.
John Elmer Wiggam, city.
Thos. McEwin Tucker, Troy, r. 2.
David M. Hepler, Hickman, R. l.
Ed Richaro Call, Elbridge.
Birchel Thos. Smith, city, r. 2.
David Burial Wilkes, Elbridge, RI.
Togie Nicho' Kenton.
Albert Clyde ,geel, city.
Leo Vernon Langley, Hornbeak.
Joseph Redman Ellinor, city, R. l..
Floyd Robert Bowen, Fulton, r. 6.
Porter Ray, city.
Robert Marion Pruett, Woodland
Mills.
VIM. Luther jolly, Fulton, r. 2.
James Oscar Dildy, Elbridge.
Dan Thomas Jackson, Troy.
Lonnie Herson Powers, Elbridge.
Linard Thompson, Troy, R. 1.
James Belmont Ford, Kenton.
Fred Ashley Hamlin, city.
Emory T. Victory, Hickman, R. 2.
Talbert King, city.
Thomas Ison Boon, Rives.
John Edward Hogan, Hornbeak.
Roy Jefferson Wilson, Mcconnell.
Thomas Clinton Simmons, Rives.
Willie B. Burnwatt, Kenton.
Martin Rice Davis, Obion, r. 1.
Boice Carr Mcdaniel, Troy.
Henry Napoleon Harrison, New
bern, r. g..
Homer Reedy, city, r. z.
VIM. Odes Chamberlain, Kenton
John Glover Bcachum, Hornbeak
VIM. Hofford Cardwcll, Fulton.
G. b. Maxim, city.
Fred Clarence Wilkerson, Troy.
Lucian Davis Nanney, Fulton.
Edward L. Clayton, transferred
from st. Louis, Mo-, to Local Board
for Obion County for entrainment.
Those who failed to appear are:
Sylvester G. Belt, Troy, r. 3, and
Clarence Sutberry, Fulton.
Following men entrained on June
30, 1918, for the University of Ten
1essee at Knoxville. These young
men were sent m the Local Board
,or Obion County, Union City:
James Frank Inman.
Abner Pink Cunningham.
Ernest Heathcock.
Harvey Selmo Conn.
Harvey Castleman.
Luster Young.
Clyde River Wilson.
Solomon Willis Freeman.
Arthur Taylor Quarles.
Carl Kindred.
Leonard B. Willis.
Roger Caldwell.
Claud Frizzell.
Roy Carroll.
Commenting on the assassination
# Count Won Mirbach, German Am
at Moscow, former Premier
declared in Paris that this
nay be the beginning of the renais-
ance of Russia. Paris newspapers
axe similar view of the situation
md express the belief that the assas-
ination will lead to widespread anti
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