The Ordway new era., 1918-07-05
DRAFT NUMBERS DRAWN
FIXING ORDER YOUTHS JUST REG.
IsTEREp SHALL GO.
Men Of 21 In 1918 Drawing viii Take
Their Places at Foot Of
1917 Lists.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service.
| Washington.-America's second draft
lottery to fill the gaps in the various
classes in the selective army began at
9:36 June ~. The first number drawn
was 246. taken from the 1900 in the
big bowl by Secretary of War Baker.
All holding It take their places at the
bottom Of the existing lists.
Senator Chamberlain, as chairman
Of the Senate military affairs commit
tee, drew the second number, 1,16S.
Because of Its high position 1t was un-
doubtedly blank in every district.
In rapid succession thereafter num-
bers were drawn by the celebrities as
follows: Senator Warren drew No.
S18: Representative Dent drew 1901 (;
eral March drew 46s; General Crowder
drew 1872; Colonel Warren drew 1874 /:
Colonel Easby-Smtth drew 529; Major
Kramer drew 355.
| After they had drawn the first few
numbers. Miss w. Wellborn, better
known as Major Billy" drew the re-
naming 1900 capsules containing the
numbers from the great glass globe,
which also was used at the initial
drawing which created the national
army.
Miss Wellborn is head of the infor-
nation bureau of the provost marshal
generals office and is considered one
of the best informed persons on the
selective service act in Washington.
| Draft Numbers In Order Drawn.
The numbers, in the order drawn,
affecting 744.5Oo young men, in 4,5oO
registration districts. follow:
4sa. iss' SO. ss5. .'s $50 lao 10 10. 50. 20
2l0. 4l5. ao5, 25s. 1907. 1883. 10, 2ss
ssi, Il, s2s, $40. q. s61. sac. els 1$s
ssss H. 7Gci 1S i5 s s U.s. u.s. aS7 s7 sS4 sf4 M
i. 20 to 1oo,1;l17, j, 1S7s, ss2, Il llssi 81
1ss sss s " s. $ is u.s. sss. ssssss
lois. III. s2s. III, lss, 2es, 4. 1853; us
30e, 32o. sag. 23e, s5s.
100 to 1so--!so, 500. 22s. LOIS, ssI
sis, 70. 1863, SIT. los. $40. s57. $50. tit
$40. $50. 1.125, 4s6. 1872, 1,1o7, 7ls. $50
1os s32 4pl l1gO' az g. 1sS 1Sss oss ssi SAG sg
ss7. iss. 500. 80. 2si. '' '' ,'
$50 to 2oom522: IS, a52. 1,1se; ~; 5ds 5ds
49, s45 sSS 49, sss sss .s lis sss Co. sIs s
sss. ~, 81. I;iss. 2sI. 7os,. sis, i.l5a
200 to 2so-sss, ss7, ss7. 80. Sc. IS
2ss. 2os. 2is; i.ii2, 7is; $40, $is. e..
i.ls5. ~, sss, III. sss; 7ss, $50. ssl ssl
1919 1902. IA, 4as. SIS sss' IS. 54s, 20s
$50 to soo-477. s5s. 3, 1,1o4. s42. s21
&C. &C. sas xs lbs is as fs az ~ sss lss LIS m
ssssSS, Il; dsi i.is0. $50. SSs Ss7' So a4i. 4s'
900 te sso-7ss; a5, s44., lls; GO; sss ss
l,o14. !;1ss, 500. ss7. SsS, 6SS: 49, 1,iss
~. 80. @ ass sss 1855 SO 5 H' 81 200. CO. 1913
to4. 81. 7sl. 5s4. 1882. 6s7. 600, sos, sol
$50 70 4oo.l;o4o; sss,, 15s; ~, !ss
$50. III. lss, s44, s5s. 6s6. sa5, i,Is7
Ilcss sc7 'ts Us, 81 ss4, ,g1 ~ SO 4sc. i 7Si sss
727. 1.151, ia. 257.
80. s77. s25. 49s. Ils, 2so. 1,o22. sss. 2sS
49, a. e. sss oa4 ssO as 49, asi sSs
sts. s57. 1872. SAT, rs. 452. 1,o4s, 4so. 7o7
s.s 20 az. r. G ~ 49, So. a. q. ~ SIS. as. AS
13s. S5s. s77. 5o4. .554. 45s. sci. 22s, 2sa
TT, 14s. 1.0+5. $40. 42o, $40. 4so. 36s
6s4. s14. $40. 1877, 1850: s63. 112., 5lo
az. az. $685. s's' Sss' 'ss' ss7' q s'7' 1'i'S
500 to sso-5ss. 1877. 247. 2O2. s5
sos. i'ii4. 2s7. S5s, Sss. 24s. 227. s. io7
1,109. 713, sos. 1872, 55s. s3. 76o, 65s. 9l1
l26, s04. 7s1. 80, 402. 62S. S41. 1870. 1s1
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