Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-17
CONTINGENT FOR CAMP DODGE
TO ENTRAlN MONDAY
MORNING AT 1905.
FoRTY-THREE ORDERED
TO REPORT SATURDAY
From This List Thirty-Three Will Be
Selected to Make Up the Contingent
Those Who Live Near City Will Be
Allowed to Return Home For Over
Sunday-The List Called.

Marshall county's contingent for the
June draft will be entrained for Camp
Dodge. at 1906 Monday morning, June
"a, over the Chicago Great Western.
Orders for the entertainment of the con-
ttngent Of thllty-th three were received
by the local exemption board unls
forenoon and arrangements were made
at once to summon the men for ser
vice. a list OF forty three from which
the contingent will be select ed, is be-
ing summoned to report at the east
court room at o'clock Saturday at
ternoon, June e.
There they will be selected, mus
tered, and made ready to leave Mon
day morning. Those who live near
enough to this city to return home
Saturday evening to remain over
Sunday, and can report before train
time Monday morning, Will be allowed
to go home. The others will be pro-
vided with lodging. meals and enter
tainment during their stay over Sun
day in the city.
1t is known that several on the list
Will UOL lSSpCIlt " ItlO SS4AAAIiioA-S.
Some live at 100 far distant points to
De reached in time and others living
at q distance will be ordered to be
modified in tine state where they are
living. One or TWO are known to be too
sick to be anla to report and will De
excused for me present but will be
ordered to report as soon as recov-
cred.
The List to Report.
The list Of Sorty-three, which fo.-
lows, that has been ordered TO report
provides enough extras, 1t is believed,
20 furnish the full quota Where the
address Is not given II IS understood
10 be this city. The list follows:
Order No.
7ll-Bas!lias Drosopoulos. Gary, Ind.
765-Albert Eckhardt, State Center.
547-Charles H. Engel, POI South
Third avenue
l067-Arthur steinhagen, Mtssoula,
Mont.
1l35-Gustat E. Eksturne. city.
l262-Harold R, Phelps, city.
126S-Perlie L. Smith. Trinidad Colo.
127l-Otto Causing, Albion.
1287-Chares J. klingbeiI, Melbourne.
4-co-tSAlSy W " OSdIl, -HSSC4L4SIS-
vile, o.
I301-Lester J. Breunig, Rhodes.
130s-Lee Traver. SOP May street.
13e7-Willie Scneiker, Rhodes.
1316-Bill J. Doumonloakas, Chicago.
l324-Donald c. Elder, 1OS South Third
avenue.
1333-August Mayer. st. Anthony.
1340-Gust s. Stavros, Farrell, Pa
1341-Lawrence F. Pfantz, State Cen
ter.
1345-Dantel Bader, State Center.
1349-Clayton Mittlestart, r. F. D. /
city.
13s4-Arthur Wolf, Quarry.
1365-Lester o. Allen, 408 South First
avenue
1376-Ot'o Schulze, State Center.
137S-Willian Spencer. 900 South First
avenue.
13S4-William a. Smith. Davenport
13ss-William Rock, go East Main.
1394-Charles H. Brown, Story City.
140o-Lewis f. Bridges, Troy. O.
1415-Homer c. Heater, Minneapolis.
1457-John R. Van Deventer, Gilman.
1497-William Mackey city.
143S-Herbert Probst, All East Main.
143s-Albert Jenkins. Mystic.
1441-Clinton Walkup Gilman.
1457-Fred W. Hoffman, PIT Ansor
street.
14s1-Nellis Sprague, Liscomb.
1474-James +. Burke. city
1477-Frederick w. Gummert, r. F. D
2, city.
14s0-Walter F. Roseburrough, Glen.
ons.
14s2-Howard Walkup, 305 Eas
Church street.
14S6-Russell Wirth, 500 East Stat
street.
1fs3--Fred w. Johnson, Lamoille.
1491-John A. Frost, 500 Washington
street.