Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-22
Draft MEN ARE
TO Be DRILLED
V,epption Officials Accept 0ffer of
Howard kloye to Teach
COBscriptS.
WILL TRAIN AT LONG VIEW
an Are Invited 10 learn Maneu
verS for Own Benefit - Class
One Members Named.

| allied for the service.
| An men IN class one in the class
sc If 1917 and 1918, who so desire.
-sn learn TO drill at Long View
-,-k under the leadership Of How
- kIove. Mr.. KlOve was in
,-a.nirg for II months in Texas and
ssrvef as first sergeant. and is ca
,shIa Of teaching the army drills
| "a rancuyers. He has been teach
| .-g class of young women at the
| ARK for some time, and has now
,olUnreereG his services TO the eX-
emption board.
| a u Connolly. member of the
| boar6 has decided that the idea is
: good one and viii be of great help
N the men, and is also q step in
| IL direction desired 10 be taken by
1 ,5a hoard Of instruction which Will
| h organized as is being done in
ether cities.
Mr. NLove announces that the
4-sr drill viii be held next Tuesday
ere1ing al Long View park. The
men are requested to meet at the
Eighteenth avenue entrance to the
marx al 7-30. ANY man outside Of
| lass one who desires TO learn the
sv5I1s NAV do so. Mr.. klOve states
hat The drills will be held either
| seui-weeklv or weekly as long as
the men are not called for active
duty
The board announces that George
sv6nor OF Milan. graduate of
military school. has also volunteer
oh vorr q ~ 81
i list Of men in class one has
hem compiled. which shows that
there remain 50 COnsCripts in the
lass Of 1917 and that there are $50
NJ the class of 1918 who are in class
me and subject 10 immediate call.
| These men are especially request
81 10 take the training preparatory
70 their departure TO the camps.
The work is wholly a means
whereby the men can obtain valu-
able information and training that
viii be Of great benefit to them
when they are finally indicted into
the service
Class One Men.
Names Of the men now in class
one and subject TO immediate call,
and who are specially invited TO
learn the drills. are appended:
1917 Class.
William c. Kleist, MusCatine;
Emmett Duncan; Arthur l. Baker,
Moline. George F. DOnaway; John
L LAGRANGE. Muscatine; Fred T
Kiueger. William c. Gabel, Ralph
Broquist. Edward Nelson. Arthur
I. Dale, Chicago; Ira ". Davies,
Fred John Aster, Arthur L. Cook;
John L. Gorham, Muscatine; Earl
Graham. Moline; Bernhard Alex
ander Jorgensen, Carl Behrens,
John F. BlackstOck. Hugh Stuart
Curry. FLOYD ". Ikerd, William E.
T. Kroeger. Francis Leo Clark;
Antle R. Mari. Milan: William H.
Thorpe. Ralph Bailey Pritchard.
Loren /. Dodge, John B. Westboy;
Harvey Counley, Coal Valley; Louis
J. SaTadge, Joseph C. Billesbach.
1919 Glass.
Louis F. Alter, John Newton
Allies: Fred Axel Anderson, Coal
Valley: Arthur r. Brusso. Andalu-
sia; Elmer Emil Beck; John Her
nan BIaser. Jr., Milan; Irving
| Brown. Srreator; RAYMOND G. Bur
[ On. James Wendell Brockway, Eph-
.atm Leon Bengston. Frank Boil
ner, Alfred Walter Britt, Milan;
Vernon Spencer Brunger, Lester
| William Bleuer, LOran Franklin
| Bray. Rollie Ray Brooks, David Ed
yin Baker, Henry Smith Cowger;
| Boyd Chaves. Milan; George Ed
| yard Carlson. George W. COrdell,
| Edward DanielsOn, Horace Martin
| Dewey; arthur Ernest Danielson,
| Taylor Ridge; Nicholas John Dali,
:ilvis. Remi DemunyCk, Milan;
Guy Nathaniel Dale, Raymond J.
| De DobheIaere. Paul Andrew Dab
| eu. Charles a. Decker; Carlisle z.
1ckhardt. Taylor Ridge; Henry
| Paul Evans, Rudolph / Englund;
. Eddie Raymond Erickson, Milan;
/ Charles Wilson Flanagan, Lewis
| 4. Fues, Francis ]. Fisher, Adam
John F-nnegau, Peter Andrew Grif-
IN, Henry Bryan Grotegut, Leo Ed
| gin Cannon. William 7. Gansert,
David Green blatt, Charles Goren-
Hein; Leo Martin Greim. Bancroft,
.owa; Arthur Greiner. Ardo c..
iaetzer. Harry August Grams,
-harles I Gatewood. Guy NJ Ham
ton. Clifford A Hays, Waldo A.
| iuber. Charles J. /. Hampton. st.
| .ouis, Mo; Joseph Hartman; Sam
lei Harris. Chicago: Victor John
Harder, Charles T. Hathaway, Mo-
ne; Oscar " Hurzeler; Walter G..
hubbard, Hannibal, Mo; Howard
1 Hawkins. Lester Irwin. Rey-
lolds; Martin Johnson, Reynolds:
1arvey Johnson, Illinois City: Les
e c. Johnson; Henry ". KIudy:
Reuben Paul Rron. Galva; Carl
iernan Kruger. John Marion
.semle, Edward q. Kennedy; John
| kauUormaun. Milan; Ed ward
20 keyport; Ernest Kruger. Mus
stlne, William b. Long, Coal Val
| sg; John d. Lockhart, Frank Boyd
ooby, Johnnie LallI: Raymond J.
1ly, Lester. Ark: Joseph Jasper
.erk. Reynolds; Lester Herber
sorgan, Coal Valley; Joe Moore,
4alde Mercer, Julius Mgrel, HOr-
1e T. Mason. Quo II MauckeF, Ha-
en- Myers, Harry Lewis Myers;
ge Thomas Myers, MOberly. Mo-
| Villain Mckay, Gustaf A Nelson,
mis- OCoulell, Fred William Peck,
ouglas ~ Prouty Orlando George
otter, william PursheN; Alfred
ON Price, Muscatinei Sidney C..
larson, John Francis Ralst6n,
'H-iam ~ RlHck, Vernon Wright
@ed. Charles J. Rang; Deimar
~mont Ryan. Illinois Cityi Russell
Richter. Calvin W. Richardson.
@ul Basil Shaw, Carl John
ehweIss. Fred Claude WYNN. Coal