The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-04
BOARD READY
DEMONSTRATION
Local Exemption Board Has Every
thing in Readiness for September
18th, When Registration Comes
ALL MEN between 1s AND IS
Chairman Cummings Has Spent Sew
eraI Weeks Working Out All De.
tails for Big Registration.

The local exemption board has ev.
erything in readiness for the regis.
tration which takes place Thursday,
September 18th, when every man in
Crawford county to IS years both
inclusive) except those previously re-
gistered are called upon to answer
the call of their country.
1t is indeed a Herculean task that
the local board has on its hands but
Uncle Sam has issued the order and
it must and will be complied with.
The Provost Marshal General esti-
mates that 13,Ov0,UvV men will regis
ter at the registration throughout the
United States and here in Crawford
county, the board looks for $500 re-
istrants. Everyone thought the re-
gistration in June 1917, when 2,225
men registered was great undertake
ing but that was nothing compared
to the registration next week.
H. J. Cummings, chairman of the
board has been working for several
weeks working out the details for the
registration in this county. Regis
trars and assistants have been ap-
pointed for every voting precinct in
the county. All Of the supplies have
been received at the court house for
this registration and they are to be
distributed this week to the various
registrars. The County Council of
Defense has promised to furnish stem
ographers and typewriters for each
registration booth SO all blanks and
registration cards can be typewriter.
Crawford county men will register
at their regular voting places. Below
we give the names of the registrants
and their assistants in the precincts
Of the county:
City Of Denison: First ward. lanes
Armstrong, registrar; Y. V. Walker,
assistant. Second ward, E. X. Burch
registrar; p. J. Farrelly, assistant
Third ward, E. F. Tucker, registrar;
Peter Meggers, assistant.
Hanover: Otto Huebner registrar;
Chas. Green, assistant.
Charter Oak: Thee. Drake, regis
trar; Ed Lyons, assistant.
Ricketts,: p. H. Clausen, registrar; 1
L. B. Herbison, assistant.
Soldier: J. H. A. Christensen, reg
istrar; Peter Bruhn assistant.
Morgan: Ed Reimers, registrar;
Gustav Else, assistant.
Schleswig: H. A. Klotz, registrar;
Hugo Krohnke, assistant.
Kiron: J. E. Hoaglund, registrar;
Chas. Dolk, assistant.
Stockholm: H. B., Hansen, regis
trar; John A. Pithan, assistant.
jackson: l.. Kerrigan, registrar; c.
M. O'Donnell, assistant.
Iowa: r. J. Summerville, registrar;
J.. J. Mcmahon, assistant.
Nishnabotny: C. f. G. Kehr, regis
trar; w. C. White, assistant.
Washington: Dan Hemphill, regis
trar; D. p. O'Brien, assistant.
Union: N. r. Wilder, registrar; A. !
L. Jackson, assistant.
Boyer: Edward Houston, registrar;
John T. Hannigan. assistant.
Willow: Fred Shirtcliff, registrar;
Arthur Dietz. assistant
Arion: o. w. Nelson, registrar; Geo I,
assistant.
Paradise: Mike Mahoney, registrar;
VIM. Vogt, assistant.
Denison: Richard Harvey, regis
trar: Brue Baer, assistant.
East Boyer: H. w. Boeck, regis
trar; VIM. Schneider, assistant.
Hayes: Frank Mitchell, registrar;
Thos. Meehan, assistant
West Side: e. B. Spottswood, regis
trar;' A. w. Starek, assistant.
Vail: B. O'Donnell, registrar; E. M.
Sheridan, assistant.
Milford: S. A. Kral, registrar; H. e.
Miller, assistant.
Deloit: George Hutchinson, regis
trar; H. P. Grill, assistant.
Goodrich: John P. Woodruff, regis
trar; Paul Steensen, assistant.
Who Must Register.
The enlarged military program re-
quires that the selective service sys.
tenn, which must supply the addition
al men needed shall have a class 1