Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-06
APPORTIoNMEN MADE FOR MEN
WHO WILL GO TO CAMPS
WEEK OF JUNE "a
GENERAL LOGAN SENDS
~FiGUREs'To LOCAL BOARDS
First Call Of Third Draft to Take Only
Small Portion Of Men Available in
Class MET Quotas For Each Coun.
ty in State Also Announced.

Des Moines, June 6.-The Office OF
Adjt. Gen. Guy E. Logan has com
pleted the figures on the number OF
men that must be furnished by each of
the local boards under the call fol
5000 recruits to entrain on June "a.
1t developed during the compilation
of these figures that in the counties
of Decatur. Monroe and Ringgold, the
number of Glass / men remaining is SO
small that under the new system OF
figuring the quotas based on the mum
Der of men in Glass 1, these three coun-
ties will not be required to send any
men under the call Of June "a.
The number of men to be furnished
by each local board under this call is
as follows:
Cedar Rapids (city), 70; Council
Bluffs (city). As: Davenport (city), IS;
Des Moines (city). District No. /, 6s;
District No. 2, So: District No. 3. So;
District No. 4. IS; Dubuque (city). Sc:
Sioux City (city), IA; Waterloo (city),
Z; Adair county, 10; Adams, Is; ALA
makee, 81: Appanoose, /; Audubon, II;
Benton, %; Black Hawk, 35: Boone,
80; Bremen. 8; Buchanan, IT; Buena
Vista, 40: Butler, 80; Calhoun. 40; Car
roll, II; Cass. %; Cedar. "A: Cerro
Gordo, 65; Cherokee, 81; Chickasaw,
So; Clarke. 1: Clay, 10; Clayton. 81;
Clinton, As; Crawford, SO; Dallas, "a:
Davis. 10: Decatur, o: Delaware. II;
Des Moines. So; Dickinson. %; Du-
buque. is; Emmett. 81; Fayette. s;
Floyd, %: Franklin, AZ: Fremont, 4:
Hamilton. 81; nancock, Sc, Hardin,
40; Harrison. II; Henry, 8; Howard.
10; Humboldt, 16; Ida. 81; Iowa, %;
Jackson, 10; Jasper. 16; Jefferson, u;
johnson, "a; Jones. %; Keokuk, Z;
Kossuth. So; Lee, %; Linn, 10; Louisa,
u: Lucas. 6; Lyon, 50;h Madison. 20;
Mahaska, "a; Marion. 2; Marshall, 33;
Mills, 10; Mitchell. IL; Monona, 40;
Monroe, o; Montgomery, 20; Musca-
tine, 4O;4O'Brien. 303 Osceola. 16; Page,
is; Pa1o Alto. 20; Plymouth, 55: Poca-
hontas. SO: Polk. 10; P~ottawattamie,
40; Poweshiek, IL: Ringgold, O.; Sac,
90; Scott, 40; Shelby. 30; Sioux, 33:
Story. So; Tama, 81: Taylor, 1; Union,
IA; Van Buren,, 5; Wapello, SO; War
rem. 10; Washington. Fl: Wayne. i;
Webster, 81: Winnebago, 49,: Winnie
shiek, II; Woodbury., %; Worth, Is;
Wright, 81.
Net Current Quotas.
The net current quota of Glass 1 mer
in Iowa, physically qualified for gen
|eraI military service and available fol
the third draft is 24,064. They are dis
tributed among the different districts
as follows:
Cedar Rapids (city), 1854: Council
Bluffs (city). $50: Davenport (city),
IS; Des Moines (city), District No. l,
691: District No. 2, $50: District No.
8, sos; District No. 4. 1876; Dubuque
(city). 4s4; Sioux City (city). 1916;
Waterloo (city), Isl; Adair county, 100;
Adams, 1876: Allamakee, 333; Appa-
moose, 60; Audubon. 1874; Benton, 259;
Black Hawk, cS6: Boone, $40; Bremen.
SO; Buchanan, E202; Buena Vista, 42s;
Butler. 327; Calhoun. 422; Carroll. 222;
.Cass, PSI; Cedar. 474; Cerro Gordo.
$50: Cherokee, 1856; Chickasaw. 1853;
Clarke, 49, Clay, 2o3; Clayton, 81;
Clinton, 562: Crawford, 1874; Dallas.
2s7; Davis. 1876; Decatur, 6; Delaware,
2O3; Des Moines. 400; Dickinson. 226;