Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-26
50 JGFFERSON MEN JOIN RANKS TO
 LICK THE KAISER
Hundreds Bid Good Bye to Draft Contingent from
 City and County.

Sixty stalwart Pine Bluff and lief ferson county men were added to the rapidly growing American legion be- when the boarded train for Camp Pike yesterday morning, after a cheery good bye from mothers, brothers, sisters and sweethearts.
 Here and there a mother or a sis ter tried to hide a tear with smile, but most of them, and the en- bryo soldiers temselves were filled with the spirit that prompted the na- tion to join the world against militar- istic autocracy.
 Every man summoned to appear was at the courthouse ahead of time. The 35 men summoned by Board Mo- 1 marched to the station. Those of Board No. 2 just sauntered down.
 Sol Klarberg, in brief talk, told the men how proud the city was of them, and told them that the stay at homes would look after their loved ones, and welcome them back as he roes when they return from the job of licking the kaiser.
 Following are the lists of men:
 Board No. Harry H. Hunter, Ray Avera, Nick Murphy, Harry B. Gaunt, Frank A. Beard, Frank Ward, Neylon F. Jones, John Menas, James F. Prince, William F. Miller, William c. Hamlin, Chester F. Beard, Peter c. Flournoy, Wesley V. May, James B. Loveless, Sam l.. Rairigh, Percy G. Chambers, Newton s. Sanford, John E. Genevay, Richard L. Huch- eson, Lawrence D. Hide, Richard Johnson, Albert s. Klarberg, William F. Koon, Toney Franey, Winifred l.. Bragg, Joe L. Powers, B. w. Larkin, Clarence Heald, Walter Chaddook, Bain Shandy, Joe Lamonica, William Ray Mead, Roland w. Green, Sam S. Steed, Chas. Malachowsky, trans ferred from Helena.
 Board No. Ed Ivey, Robert Hu- selton, Pasquale Cutrona, Wm. E. Cooksey, T. H. Johnson, E. c. Faver, Walter Wade, R. N. Underwood, Jim Burkett, Jim Collier, John Dunn, Don Hollan, Oscar BArooks, Howard J. Morgan, James L. Green, Frank Damn, Robert Moore, Dan Bareswell, Pack ard Kimmel, Ben Porter, Chas. R. Bell, John E. Mccoy, Ara West, transferred from Oklahoma City.
 IoSoI IAcIupClOu DOdIu NC. z yes terday called 25 men for service July 5. They will be sent to Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss. The list follows:
 Emerson c. Taylor, Edward o. Lemon, Henry P. Montgomery, John D. McBurnett, Jim Carr, Vital Ussery, William Songer, Mansel Moring, Will liam H. Shinnall, Edward H. Benson, Clarence H., Kerr, Jasper N. Gober, Jesse D. Lowe, Thomas l.. Patterson, William Lee, Raymond H. West, Jas. A.. Rose, l.. l.. Leach, Burey Gray, J. A. Craig, James A. Musgrove, Will liam E. Brooks, Otto Berdg, John Ritchie, John E. Mccoy, Charles Bell, Emmett Swink, Jr., John O. Bryant.
 On July 15 Board No. will seld 10 men and No. five men to tlle i Mississippi A. and M. college at Stark vile for special training in mechanics. Men may volunteer until July 1. On the same date each board will send four men to Tulane university at New Orleans for special training in radio and auto mechanics.
 On July 16 Board No. has a call for 100 negroes and No. 2 has a call for 22O negroes to be sent to Camp Pike. Board No. 1 has only 31 qual flied negroes and Chairman Edwin | Loosley is now awaiting instructions from Adjutant General England.
 On July 20 Board No. , will send lO6 npOrOaS tO Cap,p pilyo