The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-03-08
"A SELECT|vES
 LEFT TUESDAY
OF THE 24 OF GREENLEE'S QUOTA 17 ARE REPORTED. THREE ENTRAIN FROM OTHER POINTS.

Fourteen of the twenty-four selec- tives, the last of Greenlee's quota of the first call, entrained at Clifton on Tuesday morning for Camp Riley. Three others besides those who en- trained from this station wired the selective foard that they would leave for the camp from the points where theE were located, stated Secretary L. N. Cal!icotte, who stated that he was certain. all but two of the twenty four called in this contingent would report at the training camp.
 ihe call was made for Greenlee's quota to report in Clifton last Mon day, and the fourteen were on hand In honor of their departure the selec. tives were given a dance at the audi torium Monday night, and many of their friends were present to make their last night in Clifton one to be remembered.
 Before the hour arrived for the de- parture of the train Tuesday morning friends began to gather at the sta tion, to say their last goodbye before they entrained for Fort Riley, there to be made into soldiers. Accompan- ving those who assembled to say their
 
 which enlivened the occasion with several musical selections.
 These selectives were under the command of John l.. Lynde, Jr, who will pilot the new men through to the training camp, and who will be re- sponsible for their arrival at Fort Riley.
 Those Who Entrained From Here.
 While the select men were assemb- led in the recorders office Monday afternoon a committee, composed of Mesdames J. E. Irvine, chairman, and w. B. Foote and Rev. Curry H. Love, presented each of the men with com fort bags, complimentary of the Cliff ton Chapter of the American Red Cross. These bags were donated to the Chapter by the following ladies: Mesdames M. O. Simms, W. B. Foote, F. Davis, Asa Miller, Viola Dennison, M. E. Crawford, E. H. Merrill, Hugh Quinn, P. J. Murphy, and M. Rear don. Three other bags were con- tributed by the Chapter
 The following are the names of those who left this station Tuesday morning:
 John L. Lynde, Jr., commanding, Clifton.
 James s. BrutOn, MOrenc1
 G. G. Martino, Morenci
 Jesse P. Taylor, Clifton.
 Agapito Madraso, Morenci.
 Thos. E. Sidebotham, Clifton.
 Walter R. Vreeland, Morenci.
 Peter Musso, Morenci.
 Levi B. Stephens, Duncan.
 Frank L. Thompson, Deming.
 John D. Mcdaniel, Morenci
 Wm. R. Crumbie, Morenci.
 Larry E. Ward, Clifton.
 Sylvester Phillips, Clifton - Elmer McDaniel, Aztec, N. M.
 The last named left from his place of residence, and joined the party en route. ,...s.. The others who were called to go with this contingent, and all but two are expected to report are:
 Ralph M. Maupin, Portales, N. M.
 Aleiandro Garcia, Morenci
 Hanibal Williams.
 s. G. Acosta, Metcalf.
 Thurman Martin. Clifton
 Martin Connor. San Francisco.
 Walter W. Kohn, Lima, Ohio.
 Santiago Rodriguez, Los Angeles.
 Class One Will Be Next Call.
 The next call which is expected to be some time the latter part of April. or the first of May, will include all men in Class No. 1, stated Secretary Calicotte, except such as are reserv. ed for special service.
 According to instructions received bv the exemption hoard it is expect ed that the war department will issue call for men each month. From this class will be selected the num- her necessary to complete the quota of twentv-four men, just as soon as the board is informed the exact num- Der failing to report at the training camp. which will be a few days. The board has about completed the classfications This labor will be finished just as soon as all have taken their physical examinations, and the ~erort of the examining physician has been filed. Secretary Callciotte re- quests the Copper Era to state that the board will be glad to have infor- nation from any source where regis trant is wrongly classified. If you tnow that some one is in the wrong class just report it to the board, and if found to be erroneously classed the same will be corrected. The board only has one object in this