Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-11-13
NOVEMBER DRAFT
CALLS CANCELLED
SIGNING OF ARMiSTICE RESULTS
IN SUSPENSION OF CALI FOR
100000 MEN.
LOCAL BOARDS CONTINUE WORK.
All QuestiOnnaires must be Filled Out
and Returned to Local Board
Regardless OF Events.

By order of President Wilson, Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder Mon
day directed the cancellation of all
outstanding draft calls, stopping the
movement of troops during the next
fiXe days of $4,000 men and setting
aside all November calls for over 300,
600 men,
Calls for the navy and marine corps
are not affected by the cancellation
and entertainments for these services
will continue as ordered. All Local
Boards will continue classification of
registrants of the September 18th,
1918 draft.
The Local Board for Delaware coun-
ty received official notice late Monday
night. announcing that all November
calls were cancelled, and all men who
had been called for entrainment on
Monday afternoon and Thursday
morning were notified of that fact.
1t is pointed out in the orders to
local boards that their work is to con-
tinue and the draft machinery will
remain in readiness to function again,
however remote the possibility of its
necessity.
Following is the list of men who had
been called and who answered to roll
call Sunday afternoon, and also re-
ported for entrainment Monday after
noon, for Camp Greenleaf, Georgia,
but owing to the developments, were
not obliged to leave:
1917 Registration.
156-Henry Herring, Dyersville
1143-Chas McAreavy, Coggon.
93S-Robert Billhorn. Thorpe.
430-Hubert s. Nurre, New Vienna.
137-James Z. Drummy, Ryan.
1O25-Frank o. Wilson, Hopkinton.
5O4A-Geo. Robert, Manchester.
1918 Registration.
3-Arthur Kramer, Earlville.
10-John W. Pulver, Delhi. tRs I
42-John G. Tegeler, Dyersville
A1S5-Edward Koopman. Dyersville.
112-William T. Claus Delhi.
114-Frank A. Maurer. Manchester.
115-Joseph Loew. New Vienna.
lied. J. Kurt, Monticello.
117-S. c. A. Locke, Etna, Maine.
119-Perry A. Little, Earlville.
121-Harry F. F.. Killers, Delaware.
123-Charles N. Thoming, Dyersvilie.i
12S-Bernard A. Kern. Dyersville. 4,
134-Doyle d. Boone, Manchester.
14o-Ralph G.. Binning. Greeley. 81 70
l42-Aloys c. Jasper, Dyersville.
. A224-Joseph w. Rimmer Delhi
150-Robert L. Condor, Manchester.
15s-Dale J. Gibson, Manchester.
A967-Garry T. Thorpe, Manchester.
A191-Leo J Kelly, Manchester.
Following are the names of the men
who had been called by the Local
Board and answered to roll call on
Sunday afternoon, and who were to
entrain for Camp Dodge Iowa, on
Thursday morning. November 14th,
at $40 o'clock:
1917 Re&istratiOn.
765-Harry E. Stillabower, Manches-
1918 RegistratiOn.
149A-Glen A. Dodge, Colesburg.
152A-Willie W. Emmert, Hopkinton.
14sB-Herman Scherbring, Earlville.
14SA-John r. Wood. Grinnell.
A6-Earl J. Nading. Strawberry Point
A7-Ferdinand C. Benter, Hopkinton.
A47-John c. Saathoff Hopkinton.
A90-Henry c. Mack, Delaware.
A120-Carroll c. Jones, Manchester.
A136-Frank M. Loecke, New Vienna.
A23S-Matthew J. Osterhaus Earl
Vile.
A149-Frank X r. Funke, New Vien-
ma.
A12S-John f. Rolfes, New Vienna.
A14S-Clark L. Edmunds, Manches-
ter.
- A154-Edwin F. Vierow, Dundee.
A111-James J. Burns, Ryan.
A240-Floyd E. Nelson, Greeley. a
A251-Theron T. Tracy, Manchester.
A23-Harvey l.. Irmscher, Delhi.
A55-Glen V. Nickerson, Manchester.
A260-Leo F. Sherlock, Worthington.
A266-Earl Lands, Colesburg.
A2S2-Archie Harris, Manchester.
A286-Arthur J. Eigenberger, Man