The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-03
29 MEN ID ENTRA|N
 F0R Fl. M'DOWELL

MAY DRAFT CALLED TO coLoRs
 GREENLEE'S QUOTA WILL
 LEAVE FOR TRAINING CAMP ON
 MAY 12.
 Two weeks ago the Copper Era pub lished list of forty select men from ,, which it was stated that Greenlee's quota of the May draft would be selected. The call was made for the men to be inducted into the ser vice during the five day period be- ginning May 10. The local board has received notice to induct the men in- to the service May II, and for them to entrain on the morning of May 12. SecretaryC Callicotte has completed the list of those who will be sent from this board, and summons have been sent out for all to report for duty. This contingent will go into training at Camp McDowell, Calif., and is a part of the SIS of Arizona's quota called by Provost Marshal General Crowder for the May draft.
 Asks Removal of Limitations.
 Since Secretary Bakers return from the theatre of war there has been a marked tendency towards speeding up men to the front. The war secretary I Wdo OClOlC IuS AOuSS COLI mittee yesterday with a request for congress to remove all limitations as to the size of the army or the num- Der of men to be called, in order that the president may call as many as is necessary should the occasion re- uuire without delay of seeking au- thority to do so. There is evidence of America becoming thoroughly aroused, as indicated by Secretary Bakers request of congress for au- thority to call three million two hun dred thousand men to the colors dur ing 1918. He stated that his depart ment had reason to believe it could handle during the present year, at least double the force now under arms, which number 1,600,000, and | that clothing, equipment and trans rortation is now available for 3,200 900 men.
 In the future no halfway measures will be tolerated if MT. Bakers plans are adopted. There is every indica- l tion that tremendous efforts will be put forth to send American troops into the fight in such numbers, and in time to make victory certain.
 Secretary Baker gave the house mill I ltary committee some interesting fig ures regarding the rapidity in which troops have been sent to the front. These troop movements, of course, is not made public, but units now are not kept here until recruited to full strength, but rushed over as soon as sufficient training has been had, and the regiments are filled up on the other side.
 ], It is stated that 10000 men have been called during the month of April, and the May draft will take 250,00O more, which will consume half of the s00,000 called for this year.
 Those Who WiII Go from creenIee.
 The Secretary of the local board states that great inroads have al. ready been made in Class of Green. lees registrants. This Is evidenced by the order numbers of the men call ed to entrain on the 18th inst. Men in the 250O list are now being called Following are those who will be in ducted into the service on the dates mentioned. The three last named are volunteers, as it will be seen that their order numbers have not beer reached in the present draft. Those whose post offices are in this coun :. ty will entrain from Clifton, others
 will got to camp from where they are now residing.
 2075 Cosmo Armorino, Morenci , 20SO Raymond B. Leon, Clifton. 20S6 James D Darcey, Tucson. 21100 Yee Toon, Morenci. . 2103 Aaron E. Bean, Mullens, Texas 2123 Montie McKelvey, Sheldon.
 212S Albert Opstad, Tacoma, Wash. !. 2132 Zacharias Telles, Morenci. v 2136 S. G. Cuthbertson, Morenci. 216O Geo. T. Edwards, Deming.
 2169 Ramon Aragon, Morenci.
 PFC Benj. Fitzgerald, Fl Paso.
 2223 Wilfred A. Tippetts, Franklin. , 2254 A. P. Padilla, Las Cruces, N. M
 22S6 Kiovanni Felfci, Metcalf.
 22S7 Mac T. Anderson, Morenci. 2292 Walt J. James, Morenci. a 2296 Mathew M. Tindle, Franklin. !. 2315 Stanley A. Beck, Clifton. !. 231S Cleofas Esparza, Morenci. | 1929 Rafael Estrada, Duncan. a 2351 Baldassarre Veova, Morenci. . 2354 c. M. Salesbury, Duncan. . 2357 Juan Berra, Morenci.
 23S9 Homer A. Hill, Ray. , 2453 John Gauldoni, Detroit, Mich. n 2495 Luz Serna, Clifton. . 25O2 Oscar H. Brandon, Franklin. 2507 Geo. M. Rohrig, Clifton, ,volunteel 2S55 Eugene F. Burns, Clifton, volun