Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-18
Local Board News.

The 80 men who are 10 leave in
a five-day period beginning May %
had to be taken from the class l
men who had been given time on
account of doing agricultural duty
because all of the other class / men
were used in filling up the quotas
that leave on fye-day periods be-
ginning May 20. The names of the
so are. August Keihna; Launcelot
Stracban, Lester Mannon Seaton,
John David Ramsan, Everett F'isch-
or, James Doud, Orville Ray, Hoyt
Newton Nichols, Harvey L. Martin,
Floyd Baker, Virgil Fender, Berthol
Ingles, Joseph Barnes, Leonard F.
Greer. George A Nesbitt, Richard
Valentine. Joseph Arthur O'Malley,
August Harry Earl Anderson, Viii
Liam f. Daymude, Guy Omer Prick,
George G. Weeks, Arthur Rosen-
quist, John Hajouka, John S. Rain,
Amel Johnson. Brother A. Daniel
son, Guy Sample, Louis Charles
Seitz, Fred a. Vetter and Axel John
son. The five alternates are Ed
ward Walter Davidson, MILFORD J.
Nelson, Thomas G. Sproston, Leo
Swanson and Clinton RalstOn.
The local examining board re-
ceived a telegram on Wednesday
evening for % more men to be
drafted into the service. These men
will be sent out some time in the
five-day period beginning May 90.
Besides this they already have no
tice that 81 men are to be taken In
on a five-day period starting on
May %. These three calls take 116
men from this county in the time
between May 90 and the f1ve-day
period beginning May %.
The authoritative list of those
that have to leave on May 20 are:
Edward Earl Bell, Alexis; John G.
Pearson, New Boston; Cleve Grover
Perkins, Aledo; Peter Smith, Math-
erville; Lester S. Lee, Matherville;
Henry A. Johnson, Matherville;
George Scott, Matherville; Peter ..
Coensgen, Aledo; Ira G. Morrison,
Aledo; William T. Coltman, Math-
erville; Lewis f. Stewart, Keiths-
burg; Clarence Lindstrom, Aledo;
Ernest r. Clancy, Viola; Carl A.
| Anderson, Galesburg; Archie F.
Guthrie, Aledo; Philip Mathowic,
Matherville; Harry NJ Terry, Viola;
Samuel o. Smith, Viola; Samuel
Reid Foster, Alexis; George Lee
Gibson, Sherrard; Arthur Minteer.
AledO; Sigfrid G. Peterson, Gable;
Leonard D. Haney, Aledo; Leo Har-
~ Wood, Davenport, and Earl V.
Price. Muscatine.
The 81 men who leave May 25
are: James RQoth, JOY; Albin VIII
liam Peterson, Moline; Ewald Berg
land, Aledo; William Isaac Pepper,
Seaton; Edward c. Hutchinson,
Aledo; David Watts, Aledo; Dave
Gayior, Keithsburg; Fay Stanforth,
Presumption; Ed Olin, Aledo; John
Davis, Matherville; Able Gaylor,
keithsburg; Frank Leigh Ashen-
hurst, Galesburg; Cletus R. Bohan,
Alexis, Ernest Henry Rode-Sher-
rard; Wilmot Royal Young, Sher-
rard; Harry B. Prick, Keithsburg;
Loyal L. Minor, Aledo; Fred Stew
art, Keithsburg; William Ira Lee.
Matherville; Nels August Rosene,
New Windsor; David NJ McKown,
New Boston; Emery Criswell, Rock
Island; Warren c. Bassette, New
York City; Virgil NJ. Aubrey, Mus
catine: Edgar Gladman, Burling-
ton: Milton W. Johnson, Alexis,
William Benjamin Montgomery,
Galesburg; James Harrison Wath-
am, Viola; Herbert McCleary,
Aledo; Marion E. Poole, Knoxville;
Jacob Reed Braucht, JOY; Carrot
Bopp, Matherville; Oscar Romi,
Kansas City, Mo; Roy Chester Hud-
son, KeWanee; Reed Bridgeford,
JOY; Carl David Harter, New BOs-
ton; Fred p. Graham, Aledo; VIII
liam H. Johnson, Matherville; Ger
aid f. Brown. Kansas City, Mo-;
James BTownlee, Matherville; Gus
Z. Carlson, Galesburg; Mike Bogus,
Matherville; Claude W. Harris, New
Boston; William F. Mellinger,
Keithsburg; Fred A Chinery, John
2. Ellison, Omaha. Neb; David F.
Pritchard. Matherville; George
Mitchell Hallas, Sherrard; Harold