Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-29
THOUSANDS TURN OUT TO GIVE
BOYS OF SECOND DRAFT
ROUSING FAREWELL.
QUOTA is FoRTY-EIGHT;
BOARD SENDS FIFTY
Seven Indicted in Other Camps--ln
Addition, One From First Draft, De-
layed by Sickness is Sent Along as
Are Four Others Who Were Trans
ferred Here-Parade to the Station.

Marshall county's contingent OF the
second draft numbering forty three,
ana in addition four other registered
men, three Of whom were ordered in
Quoted at Camp Dodge by boards in
other states, 4ntrained for camp at the
Chicago Grea, Western at 1906 this
morning Rallying again, as has be-
come the custom Of the city, for the
departure of the quota, an immense
crowd gathered up town and at the
station to give the boys rousing
farewell.
Applauded as they marched, the
quota, in charge of Harry Z. Brock,
Of this city, was the chief object OF
interest in the parade that formed in
front of the court house and paradeu
to the station. There those parents
and relatives VINO sought last fare
vel! were given the opportunity by ar
engagements made by the local exemp-
ton board and the public committee.
Reserve Space Is Held.
The high school cadets and band
which did not join the parade were at
the station in advance. and under the
direction of Fred NJ. Wilbur roped off
and kept clear a large space in which
the boys could be with their relatives
for a last few minutes. The same
fearful scenes that have made fare
wells pathetic at other similar depart
ures, marked the goodbyes this time.
The passenger train was on time, and
in addition 10 the quota from this
county there was attached to it a
car from the NJ. & St. l. carrying the
Hardin county quota. The Black
Hawk county contingent came in on
the train.
Huge Crowd Sees Parade.
A huge crowd that lined the streets
and paced the railroad grounds and
South Third avenue turned out to see
the boys go in spite of the lowering
skies.
County officers headed the parade
and were followed by the soldiers
home band, veterans from tht home
and members of the G. A. r. posts.
Members of General Hasbrouck Camp
No. IA, Spanish War Veterans, were
IN line carrying banner on which
read ''Twenty-siX years ago last Fri
day we went to war and we are ready
to go again A detachment from the
Sons of Veterans stretched between
them a huge flag. The members of
the exemption board led the drafted
men and the Odd Fellows band
brought up the rear. The parade was
in charge of Commandant B. c. Whites
hill.
D. A. r. Furnishes Lunch.
Members of Marshalltown Chapter,
D. A. r.. provided lunch for the boys
at noon today, while they would be on
the train, and pinned tags with the
county boards number on it to the
lapel of each mans coat. Marion Gard,
chairman of the board accompanied
the quota, as did General Secretary
Northcott, Of the Y. VI. c. A. The
boys baggage was hauled to the train
and Saturday afternoon General Sec
rotary Northcott presented each boy
with wrist watch and medal when they
we're mustered at the court house. Ten
boys, who were too far from home tc
be allowed to return home for over
Sunday. were provided with meals and
lodging by the board over Sunday.
The Quota of Forty three.
Following is the quota of forty three
that left from the county this morn
ing:
Order
No.
539-Fred Zatechka. Dillon.
69S-Ernest Malone Ottumwa.
S56-Maurice Bernstein, II North
Seventh.
Sss-Harry E. Brock, 115 North Cen
ter.
Ssa-Herbert T. Hoover IaSalle, H.,
994-samuel Silvia, 81 East Boone.
ol2-Sie Quick, 100 North Tenth.
933-Earl T. Policy, R F. D., city.
941-Earl W. Bellus, r. F. D., city.
971-John H. Odland, Montour.
972-Jessn T.. LukehaTt, Laurel
974-Alphonso Awtry, 9lS South First
976-Joseph Wolf r. F. D., city.
9S7-Frank D. Stedman, 3O1 South
Third.
994-Louis NJ. Thompson, 500 Wood
bury.
10Os-John c. Hilsabeck, r. F. D., city.
1032-Earl j. Cober, Gladbrook.
lO33-Arthur J. Johnson, Melbourne.
l037-Donald G. Pearson, 119 East
Main.
N-Russell W. Bartine, st. Anthony.
1064-Ruel w. Morse. Mankato, MINI.
1069-Ole Larson, 905 West Nevada
1071-DOtto Koermer. 100 East Boone.
1OS4-Robert o. Leggett, Green Noun
tain.
1091-william Mishlove, 211 West
l. Main.
| 119-Loyd E. Miller, 303 Park.
1122-Lars H. Sherven, ia North
First ave.
1134-Challace c. Higinbothem, Le-
Grand.
1137-Clarence r. Perry Clemens.
1152-John f. Fanton, 107 North First
1161-Guy W. Thompson, 1901 Arson.
= 1177-Henry A. Rasmussen, r. F. D.,
Il city.
117t-Henry ]. Benson. Lamoille.
l1S7-Charles G. Lehman. Rhodes.
1193-Lorenzo r. Rick. Cincinnati, Q.
120c-Hans Ferkin. Dawson.
1204-Jesse T. Lynch, Green Mountain.
/ iz6o-Gcorge ". stoweii, 3i5 North
Third.
l214-Harry I. Marquis, Hibbing,
Hi MINI.
iii 1200-Tom Ingledue. Clemens.
HI 1tI9-Votas Stepmeir, 6ol South Ninth
1014-Ben P. Tarleton, 213 North Sec
II ond ave.
:, 1303-WiIl-,-- F. socor Melbourne.
Others Who Went.
1 Called upon to furnish forty-eisht
in the second draft, the county has
<,.,;,,,od 6fty PccauSe some