The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-04-19
MAY DRAFT CALLED
 FOR MOBILIZATION
SECOND CALL FOR 49,834 MEN, ARIZoNA's QUOTA SIS TO GO IN TRAINING AT FIT. MCDOWELL GREENLEE'S QUOTA 2e.

eREENLEE's QUOTA 2s.
 Following upon the heels of the April call of the second draft, and be- fore the states quotas have been inducted into the service, another draft call was this week issued by Provost Marshal General Crowder. This can be termed the May draft. though another may be called before the end of next month, as the return of Secretary Baker from the theatre of war is expected to speed up Am- erica's fighting forces for the battle front. This call is for 49,S34 men. and Arizona is called upon to send to Fort Mcdowell, California SIS regis trants from Class I. The local board received. the mo- tice of the call from Adjutant General Harris this week, and a tentative list has already been prepared by the secretary of the board. From this list will be selected those who will be inducted into the service during the five day period beginning May 10th.
 It is the purpose of the war depart ment to pass those having numbers within the call who are actively, as- siduously and completely engaged in | farming, as it is the intention to disturb agriculture as littis Is pes ,iple. If tiere be any registrants in the list below who are devoting all of their time to the cultivation of crops it is desired that they give the infnrination to the secretary of the local exemption board. Upon applica- tion and proof that such registrant. whose name may be in the list, pre- sented in person or by employer, this number will be passed for the present by the board, but it is encumbent up- on such registrant that he promptly notify the secretary of the board as l soon as such agricultural services terminate. A failure to comply with this requirement will place the regis trant in the position of avoiding the draft with its consequent penalties | This call is for every state in the Union, as we'll as the District of Col umbia, to respond with their quota of men, yet nearly half of the number l will be furnished by seven states, be- ing Illinois, Pennsylvania, New York,
 Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Ohio, in the order named. ,I The quotas of the sister states of
 Arizona are New Mexico, PAT; Calif.
 ornia, 1,1S7; Colorado, 6s6; Kansas,
 1910; Texas, 1884. List of seieetmen. The following list has been select ed by the board from which the , required twenty-nine will be selected This list contains forty names but fl
 is likely that several, will not bs } available, so this number has been SC
 lected from registrants in Class I. i all are found available the last 1, | will not be inducted into the ser vice.
 | Cosmo Armorino, Morenci |, Raymond B. Leon, Clifton. 2 James c. Darcy, Kansas City. n Yee Toon, Morenci Don Wells, Morenci. s Aaron E. Bean, Mullen, Texas. v Montie McKelvey, Sheldon.
 Ebert Apstad, Tacoma, Wash.
 Zacharias Telles, Morenci
 Coleman Jordan, Morenci n s. G. Cuthbertson, Morenci. d Chas. A. Boeglin,: Fl Paso. '' Warner Foote, York. i, George T. Edwards, Deming. n Ramon Aragon, Morenci.
 Reubein A. Zimmerman, Clifton. Benjamin Fitzgerald, El Paso. ,t Milton Ellington, Sheldon.
 Wilfred H. Tippetts, Franklin. e Andres P. PadillO, Las Cruces, N. N 2 Giovani Felice, Metcalf. Mac T. Anderson, Morenci. U, Walter J. James, Morenci. H. Mathew M. Tindle, Franklin.
 Stanley A. Beck, Clifton. A' Cleopas Esparza, Morenci. 10 Rafael Estrada, Duncan. ~ Baldassaro Voera, Morenci. IL c. W. Salesbury, Duncan.
 John Berra, Morenci. Virgil E. Weiss. Homer A. Hill. Leslie J. Willett '. John Gauldino. '' Luz Cerna.
 Oscar H. Brandon.
 George H. Bohring. 'o Wm. H. Smith. ID Elmer Damron. " Eugene Burns. Ri
 i+ The last three names have mad VI application to the exemption boal
 to be called with the May dra