Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24
name 145 men
FOR NEXT CALL
RegiStrants Leave for Camps and
for Limited Service Duty With
In the Next Two Weeks

One hundred forty-fve regis
trants under the jurisdiction of the
Moline exemption board will be
sent TO camps and others will serve
as limited service men, in the next
two weeks.
Ninety men will be sent to Jeffer-
son barracks and 10 10 Camp Dix,
y. j., beginning Oct. 4 and contin-
uing until Oct 7. Sept. 80, 10 men
will be entrained for Jefferson bar
racks. These men are qualified for
limited service.
All but 10 of the men selected for
general service, registered June .,
1918. The other 10 enrolled on
June 5, 1917. Fifteen Of the limited
service men will be sent to Jeffer-
son barracks, but all registered
June 5, 1917. 1t is probable that
but few remain in class l of June
), this year, and that large part
of the next calls will be composed
of registrants of Aug. "a.
Following are the men selected
for limited and general service in
the October call:
Limited service men called:
William p. Surman, Ambrose
O'COnnor, Herman Carlson, Earl ].
Webster. James Francis Tunney,
Ivar Gottfried Anderson, Edwin c.
Shearer, James A Hall, Odiel Van
Dazzle, Franklin l.. kester, Charles
". Ballard, Charles f. Stocks, Will
liam Anderson, Henry A. Heimbeck,
Frank II. Klingborg, Olof Benson,
Warner Wahistrom, Oscar Leroy
Daley, Fred Edward Erdman, Clyde
Young, Gustaf Adolph Eng
List of men called for general
military service:
Registrants of 1917: William
Clay Tracy. AlphOnse DeCamps,
Harry l. King. benjamin d. Zol-
lars. Jesse F. Thomas, William NJ.
Winston, Richard B. Mousley,
Ralph r. Anderson, Fritz Berglund,
Harry Stork.
Registrants Of 1918: Charles j.
Mcfarland. Harry Rudolph Nelson,
August Huyvaert. Charles d. King,
Bro Gunnar Alfred Nelson. Gunnar
NiC.Or Estling, William August
Miller, Jr.. Henry William Reinke,
Maxwell Lawrence Larson, Fred
Truman Morgan. Robert NJ. Ander-
son, Sigurd f. Randall, Theodore
Herman Madison, AuTeIe Van
Hecke. Frank A Brady. William
SchersChel, Lawrence Paul Eng
lund. Leon J. .Cerbrugge, Sam Kraj-
novit, Harry Vernon First. Frank
ZakoTcky. Frank J. ROegiers, Ber-
ME James F'ishwild, Raymond Muir
ply. billiard Sherman Cartwright,
Milton 5. Noah. Theodore Yanich,
Roy Ernest Schave, Victor Gutfrid
Carlson. G. Irving Anderson. Carl
L. Fromme. Jr. Edward Welvaert.
August William Peterson. Delbert
Orville Butler. Elmer Wayne Lee
Kettle. Erwin George Ruff. Thomas
Wilbur Tyler, Vital Van Landegem,
William Pfeifer, Raymond Ch6st er
Hunter. Arthur Daniel Eugwall. Ed
ward William StOltenberg. Orville
w. Vernquist. Herman Mayer. Jr,
Guy Kelley, Richard Paul Strom,
William o. Olson. William Eman-
ueI BuchhOltz. Gustaf Earnest Eek
er, Cakes George Harvey, Joseph
Devenyns, Arthur DeDecker. Leon
ard L. Howard, Leigh Duke Cham
herlain. Alex Strandgard, James O.
Durbin. Oren Marian Grant. Law
renee James CIeary. Raymond Nor
ris Richards, George Peter Kakagis,
Arthur Herbert Garrett Layman
Avon Elift Edmond OUie T4ets,
Ralph Edwards. Leslie William
Benck, Leo W. Farrell. Ernest G.
Hook, Joseph R. Grantham, Emil
Rudolph Erickson, Rudolph Ebel-
ing. Edward DeIanty. Dean Vince
lock Harris, Charles Grafton, John
Joseph Cavanaugh A. Victor Swan
son. Adolf Lena. Kline H. Wharf
man, Ia Verne Z. Wainwright, An
drew Chapey, Carl Morris Benson,
Clifford r. Lundberg. John p. KnO-
bloch. Leroy Leonard Weeks. Roy
Black Salter. Chester Wade Bishop.
Parks Redding. Carl Emil Lind
duist, John Earl SWEETS. Felix Man
frOid, Arthur Edwin Wells, Cyriel
Walters. John Harold Warner. Ray
mOnd Fred Carlstrom. William
Henry Fink, Vernon Erikson. Wal
ter J. Johnson. Percival Robert
Wertz, Peter NJ King. Lester Leo
Brown. Avery John Ryan. George
Yeaman. Walter Leonard Dumphy.
Frank Henry DeNeve. Martin W.