Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-06
Sixty-Seven Pass EXamina-
ton and Are Now Mem
bers of U. S. Army.
NlNETY.FivE PER CENT FIT
Physicians Surprised at Good
Physical Condition Of
Most Applicants.

Sixty-seven volunteers were ac-
cepted yesterday for the Second
oklahoma regiment after successful
ly passing the physical examination
at the home guard armory. Ohly
ssvtn of the "a men examined falled
TO pass the examination and four VI
these werc only temporarily as
qualified. With a little medical al
tention they will be in shape to JOIN
the regiment IN few weeks.
A call was made for 200 men, Dui
the second hundred was not caIieu
except BY the list published In nv
World Sunday morning Many WeIe
unable TO set to Tulsa in time tor 'he
examinations and will be examiner
later. Those who failed TO repo'
Yesterday are ordered TO report at
the second floor of the post olilSe
building at S:30 TUESDAY eVet.i,.s, --:
An additional hundred men nav
also been called and Will De eNaiii''
ed AT the same time.
The physical condition Of the men
examined yesterday excited tne az
miration OF the corps OF physicians
who worked throughout the A. n.
noon. The bunch was practichily 70
nor cent III. Examinations were
conducted swiftly and the system
worked out by DR.. Duttoh opei"
without confusion.
sOne incident marred the day when
leo rail who volunteered seVeraI
weeks ago. declared that he did not
not want to 20 into the regiment.
He IL unmarried.
'Is there any particular reason lor
1i he WAS asked.
~ DON'T care to join the army at
all he is said to have answered
You mean that you don't want 70
fight for your country" ?"
Yes" he admitted.
THE gentleman was shown the door
with ouickness and escorted from
tho armory to the street py an
armed guard.
1--WE don't want that type of men
in the regiment" said Major Rook;
The following men were accep'eu
and are now members of the second
regiment of the national guard Vi
Oklahoma:
Alexander. Wilbur H.. Tulsa
Burns, Bernard D., West Tulsa.
Brown, T j., Mounds
Burns, John G., Adsir
Bath. Elmer i, sand Springs.
Bishop, James b., Tulsa.
Bonneil. Glen E., Tulsa.
Boyd, Monroe. jerks.
Bennett, Frank, Tulsa.
Boyce, William, Tulsa;
Burton, Harley o., Tulsa.
Brown. Leslie W, jerks
Brooks, William T., Jenks.
Bowers, William ~, Tulss.
Barber, Gus c., Tulsa.
Bonneli, George H., Tulsa.
CorreII, witiiam ta-Ifuisa'
Cline William H.. Tulsa.
Crawey. Gett b, Tulsa.
Carmsn, Theodore W. Tulsa.
Cristler, Michesl O., Tulsa;
Colbert. William. West Tulsa.
Collins. Joseph W, Bixby.
Craddock. Simon NJ, Roosevelt.
COckrell, Joe W. Tulsa.
Galway. Luke G.. Tulsa.
C1inkscales, Allen H, Bixby.
Crismon, ivan o., Jenks.
Coon, Frank f.. Tulsa,
Cruise. oney G: Sand Springs
DAILY. Charles W. Tulsa.
De Butts. Dean j., Tulsa.
Davis, Alva e. Tulsa,
Dickerson, Charles ID. Tulsa.
Farley Clarence r., Tulsa
Futrell. James p. Henryetta,
Fullerton. James R., Tulsa.
Graves. Ernest W, Tulsa.
NAlhshrI. uug W -
Cutler, Gloyd B., Tulsa.
Greenup, William H., Tulsa.
Hoppel, Wilbur E., Mounds.
Hays, Walter j. Tulsa
Hisey, Delmar g., Tulsa.
Haney, Fred, Tulsa.
johnson, Acey n, Tulss
JerniEsn, Charles F.. Sand Springs,
Kirkpatrick, Byron, Tulsa.
Kinney, Albert T., Tulsa.
Kenney, Edward n, Tulsa.
King, Harold b.. Tulsa
Lamkin, Lewis j.. Sand Springs.
Moran, Joseph P, Tulsa
Newman, Walter n. Jenks.
odell. Ira f., Tulsa.
Popejoy, Dorsey L.. Sand Springs.
PsrSon, Harry R., Sand Springs.
Sherrow, 10y F., Tulsa.
Taylor Leonard o., Sand Springs.
Tyer, Charles T., jerks.
Nandusen, .Philo West Tulsa:
Waters Barney b, Sand Springs.
Wallace Daniel f.. Tulsa