The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-12

BRINGS OUT 1866
One Hundred Sixty-Six Young Men
Who Reached Age Of 21 Register
on Last Wednesday,.
THIRTv-s,x CALLED THIS MONTH.
Local Board Receives Call for Thirty-
Six Men Who Will Leave Be.
tween June 24th and 30th.

Six Men Who Will Leave BE.
tween June 24th and 30th.
One hundred and sixty-six Crawford
county young men who have reached
the age Of 81 since June 5, 1917, reg
istered at the court house last Wednes
day, that being the anniversary of the,
first registration day, when ten million
men between the ages of Fl and 81 en-
rolled their names for service in the
army and navy. The registration In
Crawford county was somewhat light
Ter than was anticipated. According
to government figures the registrants
should have totaled about 235. The
fact that so many have enlisted no
doubt accounts for the small number,
registered. E
Registration took place in the local
boards room on the third floor Of the
court house. DR.. w. T. Wright acted
as chief registrar and H. ]. Cummings
and E. T. Cochran assisted, as didEAl.
fred Wright, the chief clerk. The Office
was open from a. m. until 9 p. m.
Owing to the bad roads and lateness
of the trains it was not until late
hour that all had been registered.
Thirty-Six Men Called This Month
The local board has received a call
for 36 men who will leave here some
time between June oath and 30th. This
call is based, so we understand &C.
cording to the new ruling by which
quotas are based upon the number of
men in class l rather than upon the
population of the county.
1t is probable that this call will take
men whose order number reach the
eleven hundreds and if this is the case
it is evident that over half of the class
men have been called into service. :
OF course the registration Of men last
Wednesday will swell the ranks Of
class 1 men as soon as the registrants s
have been classified. Questionnaires
will be sent to the men who registered
Wednesday and they will be classed
in practically the same manner as thes
former registrants. y
To Revise Draft Lists.
: The local board have been instruct.
ed to commence work Immediately ON
the reclassifcatiOn of all doubtful
Ffegistrants in classes below tfaySF in
Board members are to be aided ~
government appeal agents and the per-
manent legal advisory boards in the
reopening of the doubtful question.
naires. All cases are to be scientifi-
cally adjusted at this time SO there
will be no further trouble s0f this ma. i
ture.
Crawford county has the proper per-
centage of its registrants in class so
the revision of the registrants will
not materially change the status Of
registrants here. Some counties in
the state have as high as 35 per cent
of their registrants in class l, while
others are as low as 15 per cent.
Those Who Registered.
Below we print the names of the
Crawford county young men who ry.
istered last Wednesday, together wfh
their addresses:
Thomas 7 Jshn Mcalinimee. Denison.
3 Ferdinand August Pautsch, c. o.,
S Albert Carl Neumann. Boyer:
Fred H. Greinke. Denison.,z.s ~.
8 Robert Frederick Wright, p. c.
. i Gustav August. sehs,.Sharter Oak.
IS Raymond AiSy crampton, BsnisSa. BsnisS,,-
Is Bernhard Theodore Roysen, achleeA
Is Frank julius Johnson. Dow CITY q
y Matter George Heiden. Denison.
10 Ray Frederick North, Denison.s n I,
90 Harry William Boeck. Dsntson. s
q Peter Lockhart Mcintosh, Duniarg'
% Otto Ernest VIM. Massman, w. 6..s
q joy % Gardner, @ vi Vail ls'n'ssw ss,;5 ss
SSs Elmer Elmer Henry Jpergens: schle.wtss Y
q Gustav Schrum Manning. '.s5
% John Stehlick, Jr., Vail. ~.
29 Leroy Merston Creese. Charter o.
81 William i. ], steckelbers. Manilla.
SO Thomas Homer Johnson, Dow City.
90 William James Sperry. Denison.
35 Joe Hulsebus, Denison.. y5s n
SO Paul Henne. Charter Oak.
q Ernest Hans Wm: Neethan. Artor
80 Alvin Wilhelm Michaelsen. Arion.
40 John Jess Lorenzen. Buck Grovs. I.
II Louis Herman Carl Beerman. Den.
AZ Fred Hansohn, Jr., Deloit.
43 Leonard Lymon Slechta, Vail. 2
is Earl Alvin Taylor. Denison.
4s 'ni1 Sohn Wesley Wesley Payis, Charter Oak.
4S Donald Prentiss Liscomb, Dunlap /,
49 Peter Hans F. sieyers. Charter OAK,
50 ;,5s Erederiek BE; Bsryp ys5at Garrett Ar,on
SO Thomas William Albert, Denison ,t
SO John, Brodersen, Denison.
e GsnI Gharles wsSn Rehara hseEty Dsnison
Sc Richard Campbell May, DenisoR.ss.tI
81 Joseph Marshall Garrett. Denison. $t
5S Otto Adolph Meyers. West Side,
SO Claudius Hansen, Manila. A. 'f1ss
60 Rudolph Frederick Brandt. DENT Z,
81 John Frederick Greder, Buck g. 81
81 George william Savery. Denison. I
So Ernest Edward Schmidt, Schleswi9l-
64 William John Evers, Schleswig.t "a
IS Wilbur Lee McMullen, Manilla.
66 Elmer Edwin Mauritz, Kiron. ~ n
67 Guy Elijah Miller. Manila.
6S Lonnie Ericsson, Denison.
50 Richard Welch, Vail. a
70 Fred Joe Otto, Denison. As%
II Otto Kunze, Charter Oak.
~ Algot Edgar Taylor. boyer.
73 William Fritz Boyer, Denison.
"A George Hill, Dow City. ft8
IS Arch Dewey White, Vail. III
76 Arthur William Dawson, AfioR
II James Lynus Tate, Denison.
IS Joseph Bramley. Arion.
~ Robert Henry Schmidt, Denison.
so Troy Bender Baker, Schleswig.
81 William Hansen, Aspinwall.
So Henry Sears Wright, Deloit.
SO Fred Christ Stahl, Buck Grove. Il
81 Adolph Carl Mumm, West Side. 4 81