The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
Hundreds Of SeLectn1e en Leaue Birmingham Soon
Pepperman Makes Public List of 665 White Men and 651 COlored Who Will Be Sent Away
 Next Friday and Tuesday


 Secretary B. A. Pepperman yester- day made public the names of e65 white selectmen and 651 co1ored se- lectmen from Birmingham, who are soon to leave for the army.
 The white selectmen will report at Capitol park at 2 o'clock Monday aft ernoon. June 24 where they will pre- pare to take the train to Camp Pike, Ark The colored selectmen will re- port at the park Friday afternoon, June 21. and entrain for Camp Sher- man. o.
 The names of the white selectmen from the Birmingham boards, who are in this the largest consignment of em- bryo soldiers ever to leave Birmingham at one time. are as follows:
 DIVISION NO. 1
 John Alvie Henry. Eldridge Van Buren Henderson, Charles E. Howard. Lyman King. Cruse Henry Ratliff, Ma rion Harrison Hopson, Jeff Clifton, Wal tar Anderson, John Henry Galloway, Har- ry Hill Daniel, Glenn Orr Sligh, Charles Pinkard Carpenter. Arthur T. Connell, John P. Wood, Herman CorteZ Propst. James Malcomn, Jr., John Bewsor Me Clendon, Joe Perry Partin. Fred Ber- tram Lent. Jeff Collum, Mike Niff Pharo, Thomas Harland Watkins, James Benjamin Fancher, Raymond H. Hendricks, Albert Frank White, Ed ward A. Tritt, Grover c. Bagley, John w. Mathers, Lucien Ellis Stephens, Thomas Luther Smith, Joseph Lawson Ramsey, Louis Williams, Harry Thomas Weaver, George Henry Millstead, Frank School. John Edgar Stephen. Henry Rod Clay, James Alfred Barrow, Jarvis Fletcher McCary, Henry Horace Hibbs, Jr., Clain Swim Arnett, Joseph Dudley Ellis, George Barron, Melvin c. Gar rett, Ermine Otto Doyles, Herbert Brown, Moody Jefferson Burson, Will liam Claud Milan, Charles Serro Jones, Walter Franklin Lorrell, Donald Gay, Claud Mckinley Brown, Paul Hugh Sellers, Palestine Bailey Milling, Sid- ney Cunningham McDuff, Earl Slaugh- ter Davis. Phillip Glenn Sulzby, Den his Gerald Woods, Frank Beaver, Al Scots, Homer Theo. Wells. James Manly Wood, Dee Sisson, David Frank lin Mason Carl Frederick Rugenstein, Tom Love Vance, John Francis Me- Duff, John M. Abel, Robert Emmet Moon. John M. King. Lewis Woodson Gates, John Montavel Washburn, Eu- gene Franklin Bradley, William Harold Mandy, George Cotesworth Swindle.
 
 Landmen, Horton Harrison Chad Herndon, John B. Waters. Philip ,Dodd Martin, Frank Bullock Carpenter, Lean- der Glenn Parsons, Edgar Leonard Snider, vern Louis Henderson, Russell Lyton Burns, John Stuart Price, Oscar Thomas Jefferson Smith, Roy Austin Smith, Carl Smith. Eugene Rosser How ard, Stewart Oliver Bliss.
 DIVISION NO. 2
 Herman T. Pace, Claude D. Bennett, Henry c. Bowden, Mathew M Barr, George L. Grant. John Clinton Dona- hoo, Octavio Marcano William Wilby, George Vinret, B. T. Davis, L. M. Ad- Ter. J. E. Kean, M. c. Duke. John M. Roland, H. W. Brooks Alister G. Young, Paul H. Greene, Charles A. Fisher, Samuel Richards, Olin M. Mitchell, C. D. Smelling. Thomas c. Boyd, Ben F. Lipscomo, Romney Avera, Wendell H. Ettenberry Wade Lofts, Fred l.. Beay- CTS. Hal Coons. John T. Ogletree. Ernest Dewitt Bright, David F. Freeman, Rich ard B. Wasson, George McFall Paul F. Janong, Albert Q. Hamlet, Alex Bush ulenga, Arthur G. West, Jessie D. Kill burn, Willis H. Clark, Harry B. Mason, Arthur Fred Smith, John Allen, Oscar H. Jaco, Goeyano Greco, Harry M. Will lis William w. Metcalfe, William E. Forst, Samuel E. Tabor. Frank Ray mond, Spiro Mastoras. William B. Roy, Frederick A. Barber. Louis Fallon OBrien, John Joseph Crawford, George Davis Finley, Henry Grady Dupree, James Harry Duran, Arthur T. Fuller, Charles B. Pendle. Carroll F. Harvell Paul A. Heindl, Joseph K. Vaughn. H. R. Johnson, Paul Robinson Farrant, Marvin Isaac Hosmer, Robert Andrew McFerrisA James Lawrence Kidd, Wal ter w Nance. Robert w. Barker, Fred H. Taylor, Charles L. Ellison. Thomas J. King, Samuel Alvin Minor, Ernest Dewitt Fant, Hughey Clifford Stewart, Eldridge Turner, Jr, Madison Booth. IT., George Avis Isaacs, Julus Franklin