The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1918-01-31
LOCAL DRAFT BOARD COM
PLETES CLASSIFICATION
OF THE MILITARY REGIS
TRANTS IN THIS COUNTY.
EXAMINATIONS NEXT WEEK
Medical Advisory Board will Sit
In KenneWick for the Con-
venience of Men from
LII This End

Benton county local draft
board has completed the classi-
fication of the county's military
registrants and as the list now
stands there are 129 men of the
first class. Physical examination
of these men will be started next
week.
At a meeting of the medical
advisory board in this city yes
terday it was decided to hold ex-
aminations in Prosser and Ken
newick for the convenience of
the registrants. DR.. F. M. Cros-
by, chairman of the advisory
board, said this morning that the
work can be completed in two
days if all registrants appear.
Notices as to the date the board
will sit in the two places will be
mailed out to all class one men.
The board yesterday passed
upon the cases of fifteen men,
all but one of whom were men
who had been certified from 9TH
er counties for examination here.
The other was an appeal case
from Franklin county.
According to an announce
ment made by Secretary of War
Baker, no date has yet been set
for the second draft and the time
of calling the men will be deter
mined by overseas transporta-
ton and other war conditions.
It is understood that the next
quotas will be made on a basis
of first class men in each draft
unit. This will mean that no
class two men will be called for
service until all of the class one
men in every unit have been ex-
hausted.
The first class men in this
county as shown by the local
boards classification are as fol-
lows:
Kennewick - Charles Robert
Feely, Albert Smith, Jay Bliss,
Ralph H. Bremmer, Jno. B. How
ard, Elmer Boldt, Cecil Brown,
Edwin Krautwurm, Geo. Viii
liams, Jay Perry, Arthur Tuttle,
Emil Behrman, Elmer Feely,
VIM. Kemp, VIM. Christensen,
Earl Schmandt, John Mari, VIM.
L. Purdy, John Darling, DR.. T..
B. Hauschild, VIM. Peckenpaugh.
Richland - Sidney Jameson,
Sydney Relton, Fred Culp, Robt.
Sutton, Emil Zimmerman, James
d. Murphy, VIM. McG Gloughlin,
Clarence Sutton.
Hanford- Elmer G.. Yoder.
White Bluffs-Irl Dilley, John
C. Rearick, Leslie Tromanhauser
Fred Gilhuly, John L. Brown.
Prosser-Manford Hull, John
S. VanDeventer, Clifford Head,
Edward L. Albro, Leland r. Full
Ter, Frank Mohmes, VIM. p. Hug
gins, Henry E. Lyon, JOS. F.
Hart, Crawford Bud Cochran, w.
A. Pursell, L. A. Ryno, Jesse Her
gesheimer, Caleb Simpson, M. S.
Ferris, Elmer E. Lundin, l.. E.
Thomas, G. 1. Griffith, Guy Coul-
ter, G. E. Bullock, Lynn H. Sic
bert, Lawrence Mccormack,
Ralph Wise, Leo F. Arsneau, j.
E. Long, Jas. Mathews, Fred
Ferrault, Jos. A. Grimaud, Chas.
W. Fravel, Geo. Rakestraw, Geo.
p. Harrington, Guy E. Streeter,
Vito Michielli, Carl A. Erickson,
Geo. L. Towne, Glenn C. Linden,
Guy Morgan, Jesse E. White.
Kiona j. F. Tomaske, Paul
Richmond, Edward Harris, III. M.
Mitchell, Thos. w. Crump, Guy
% l.. Brown, Ira w. Mitchell, Har-
old G.. Mclean, and Clarence
Hughes, Benton City.
Yakima - Solen Cook, Cotton
M. Howard, Glenn B. Mitchell.
Seattle-Albert Mowrer, G. N.
Perry, Fred L. Churchill, Vim
cent Cawthorn, Bennie Buck