Arizona republican., 1918-05-17
BOYS WORKING RESERVE LIST
 ANNOUNCED FUR HIGH SCHOOL

The United States Boys Working reserve, in which a great many boys from the Phoenix high are taking active parts, has for it's motto: We Serve Where Service is Most Needed" In the Salt River valley, during the harvest season, service is needed and in the Salt River valley this harvest season it will be possible to see a great many camps of boys rho are living up 70 the motto of the Boys Working re- serve.
 The boys will do all classes of farm harvesting, including hay, grain, fruit and cotton. Growers of the above articles should consider locating one of the camps near their ranches to in- sure a harvest of economy and good results. The work or the boys, super intended by farming experts, will be both reliable and conserving. Their presence in the valley will alleviate the labor shortage to an enormous extent. Several camps of approximately 40 boys each will be located in such places throughout the valley where best &C., commOdations can be secured and the most urgent demands for special labor is 10 be found.
 Wide awake farmers are already placing the United States reserve in their districts and are thus employing clean. honest. American boy labor.
 For further information in regard to the placing of the camps and other de- tails F. C. Johnson. w. W. Carpenter or H. ". Stauffacher should be seen or telephoned at their homes or at the high school.
 In a questionaire which was recently circulated among ths high school boys of Phoenix. the boys of the working reserve were classed into threee di- visions
 The first class. consisting of boys who will take part in active farming in the various camps. the following boys are placed:
 Edward Asher, Josh Abramson Frank Arsall, Harry Bunch, Alex Brau- ner. M. Bledsoe. Boebe Brauner, Ed win Blair W. NJ. Browen, Eddie Bro phy. L. J. Chalmers. E. B. Coyle, AlleT Cartwright. Ben Clark, A. R. Davis E, Davis, M. Edelman, Paul Cordova Ed t'retehman, Folett Lavern F. Fen. nemore. C. Gray, B. Garrison,
 Second List
 c Grady. r. Griswold. Fritz Griswold J. Cirand. E. Getsinger. l.. Gleim. c Gilmer, F.. Habecker. D. Hefflin. R flarlSer W. Irvine, C. Johonson. E. Kol. berg, c. Lewis. O. Lyall, F. Langston \. Linstrom. D. Martin. F. Menees, II Moore, J. McAtee. J. Miller, l.. Price F. Powell, D. Smith, ". Spotts. J Stokes C. Scott. K. Stikoe, NJ. Smith r. Shaw. J. Stone, w. Stolze, W. Selle G. Savage. B. Seaman, NJ. Steinberg q. Thomas. C. Turner. R. Templin. c Townsend W. Tolleson. $. Vinson. N Willis, T. Woodman. B. Whitson, c Goldsworthy, W. Ogiesby, B. Hepworth W. Braman. L. Sheraer l.. Wilson, W Acuff C. Bennett. w. Golze. w. Barry l.. Moore, J. Powers, II. Davenport C. Creighton.
 Labor on Our Farms
 The list of boys who will do farm labor on their parents or relatives farms is as follows
 Creighton, C.; Cross, R.. Crawford t.' Collins. H.; Darie, R.; Doster. R.; Edwards. H.; Evans. E.: Fields, w.; Ffanzman, G.; Forester. E.: Frost, l.. Friday IT,. F'orman. J.: Frank, W: Fannin, R.; Arthur Armstrong; Alb. belos, R.: Brady. A; Bland. w.: Bower. C.; Baldwin. C.; Beebe, S.: Bluck, L.; Belsher, P; Bryant, w: Belnap, G.; Bennett, L.; Bowen. H.: Blount R.; Bustrim. H.; Champie, F. Collins. w.; Carpenter, R.; Coggins R.; Caldwell, C.; Gehringer, P; Gould A.; Geare, E.; Goodman, w.. Gfliland C.; Crosse, G.; Griswold, F.; Gorrell L.; Hurley, N; Hartman, J.: Hughes F.: Habecker, E.; Hoagland, J.: Hart l.; Harpe, IT.; Heard B.. Hatcher S.; Hadsell, A; Hildreth. H.: Irion Q Otto; Joy, S.: Jones, R.; Vernon Kennedy; Kuthe. Wallace Kennedy F.; Kennedy, IT.; Lockwood. w.: Pand Leroy; Lair, G.; Kyle Lewis: Marris Lettwick: Clarence, Lyman Mtten Chas.; Moore, Lee; Manley. Albert Monihon, Joseph; May, Herbert; Mac lellan, Milford; Wilber, Minsch; Mur phy. Depunt; Mitchell. Willis: Nc David. Oral; Mosier, Harold; Mosier Floyd; Myers. Arthur; Michael, Jona than; Norton, Vic; Norton, James Norton. John: Odell, Raymond; Ogles by. Wm.; Reginald Phillips: Powers Firth; Erwin, Peterson; Pans, Mar win; Virgil, Plymell; Rick, Edwin Ristow, Ristow; Orrin, Root: Roby Floyd; Rivers, Norman; Richard Thomas; Root, Milo; Seidel, Verne sherman, Oliver; Serighmas, Nelson Schupp. Edwin Mirolan, Satran Thimble. 1. N; Thies. Wilbier; ThaelI cry. Harvey; Thayer. Dean; Tappar Ed; Wetzler. Edwin Wilky, Harold Nilky. Basil; Wilcox, Robyn; Wilky Virgil; Willis. John; Walters, Hugh Waggoner, ]. Girlad; White, L.; Whit comb. Paul; Watt. Sheldon: Whit com5. Randolph; Widener. Norman Witser. Leslie; Waggoner, Conway Yolger. Harry.
 The boys who will do some kin