South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-18
147 DRAFT MEN
LEAVE TUESDAY
They Will Depart at 9:13 on
Special Train to Columbus,
Ohio, Barracks.

The 147 selected men from the
three local draft divisions, who are
summoned to fill the first emer-
gency call to be received by any Of
the local boards since the beginning
Of the war, will depart from South
Bend next Tuesday morning at 9:13
o'clock on a special train over the
New York Central for Columbus
o., barracks. According TO the
schedule, the men will reach To-
ledo. o.. at 2:34 p. m, and will
leave five minutes later over the
Toledo & Ohio Central for Column
bus, arriving there at p. m.
A banquet will be rendered to all
OF the men leaving Tuesday, on
Monday evening at $50 at Kables
banquet hall on w. Washington Rv.
There will be but one short speech
in order to have the affair over by
o'clock The men will be escorted
to the railroad station Tuesday
morning by the draft board mem
bers, Big Brother military drum
corps. squad of city police
and hundreds of friends and rela-
tives Of the men.
City board No. 1 selected AZ men.
five Of whom are alternates and will
be used only TO fill necessary va
cancies. roard No. drew 70 to
secure its quota Of 60 men.
Those selected from division No.
. are:
DIVISION NO. ..
Wilbur s. Rounds, SO s. Gin
ton; John Kresza, 1889 w. Poland;
Peter Lapczynski, 12S S Walnut;
Boleslaw Mitacki, 252S w. Division;
Joseph Woznicki, 2OI8 w. Bert
rand: William A. Butler, 500 :.
Scott; Peter Witkowski, 522 n.
Johnson; George Sallas. 7O5 Lin
coly way, Laporte. Ind; Leo Chel-
miniak, 1112 W. Napier; Joseph Ma
giera, 1894 w. Napier
Felix Kasprzak, 500 Warren st.
Carl Emiel Johnson, sol s. Laurel;
Frank Cyman, S23 w Sample;
Piotr Olkowski 1920 W. Division;
Leonard Szulkowski, 1906 w. Ma
pier; Peter Wajda. 7O7 S. Meade;
Stanislaw Nowak, 610 s. Walnut;
Anthony Strozewski, 429 s. Brook
field; Michael Zmyslo, 2417 Monroe;
Frank Molunda, 44S s. Olive.
Charles s. Lindahl, Gil W. Wash
ington; Julien A. Nermiere, 10 :.
Cherry; Joseph s MaHcki. 207 s.
Chestnut; Max Schiller, Gen Del;
Stanley J. Putt, oil w. Division;
Charles J. King, 211 w. South; AL
bert o. Koerth. 1O7 Emmons st.
Niles, Mich: Frank Abraham. 1929
w. Jefferson bldv.; Henry c. Hos
inner, 1876 S. Main.
Henry J. Luzny. 1888 W. Napier:
Gust Giede 221 S Walnut; Cashier
Moskwinsk. S25 s. Pulaski: Peter
Mantyk, 121 y. Adams; Richard
Peterson. 3O7 s. Laurel; Ganey
Blankenship. SOS s. Main; Cashier
Wozniak, 1915 w. Napier Nick
George Banda, 1913 Fassnacht av
John Gegenic, 2515 Poland; Wac
law Raszkowski. 500 s. Main; Ed
gar Blankenship, 527 5. Michigan;
Carmel Seclere, 122 y. Elm; Bill
Napieralski. 1888 Napier; Waclaw
Chrobot, 617 s. Philippa: Stanis-
law X. Klota, 21OS W. Linden av.;
Alojzy Przybysz, 1924 W. Napier:
y ~ hN A<NNAldAhf n-" ia SIS
David Rakestraw, North Liberty,
Ind: John wager. 321 S. Walnut;
Alex Andrew Kallis, 512 Marsh St,
St Joseph. Mich; Ben T. Wolf 729
:. Michigan.
Thomas N. Niezgodski. 420 Wal
nut: William Jo''l Dillon, AS S
Michigan; Edward Walterhouse, $40
Columbia: John KoczOrowski, 1922
w. Division; Homer G. Powers. 7O6
s. Fellows; Stanley A. Micinski,
1872 s. Laurel; James Warrick. 612
s Main; Walter Gajewsk, 1886 w.
Fisher.
Eric V. Lonstrum, 314 W. Tut;
Gotlib Folak. 617 $. Philippa; Steve
Kostrum. 1914 w. Division; Stefan
Kulesa. 1920 W. Division: John
Kielton. sos Philippa: Stanislaw
Blachanski. SIS s. Warren; Harry
Pozner. 2945 Broadway. Chicago.
III: James Wicker. r. r. 1. Creston.
Iowa: Earl Cissna. r. r 8. Box &c.
North Yakima. wash.
Israel ZaslOwsk. 1914 18th ST,
Chicago. Ill: Jesse V. Jordan. 1907
F. 18th st. Chattanooga. Tenn;
John Dankowski, 1916 Burke av..
Cleveland. Ohio; Elmer n. Gemmiu.
500 Forster ST. Harrisburg. Pa;
Clayton f Young, 1907 Grand av.
Superior. Wis