The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-26
l-O Grady Huskies Answer First Fall
In" Command and are on 10 Take
WallOp al Hun
COMPANY SHOWED
PLENTY OF PEPPER
Stepped Forward Briskly In Initial March
Under Military Discipline; Good Spn-
its Displayed by Everyone


1t wasn't a sentimental and touch
ing procession that saw one hundred
and twenty Grady county boys off to
Camp Cody, New Mexico, yesterday
afternoon. If the Chickasha band
can put zip in a new soldier these
fresh drafted lads left with enough
spirit to scrap The first Hun or hp-
phenated Hun who crosses the trail
OF the map.
After roll-call yesterday afternoon
the boys drilled about the streets do
ing the informal squads right and
left and practicing the bayonet jab
around the halls OF the federal build
ing By the time the local board
members sounded the fall in fer
lunch those who were unable to ap-
pear for the first call of the morn
Ing had shown up and were limbered
up to fighting trim with the old life
country appetites.
Then when the march down Chick
asha avenue started late in the after
noon, no one noticed sensational dis
plays-it was only bunch of new
drafted men on their way to get into
the ring and train up to meet the
husky Hun. No halt was called when
some ex-ranchsr 'ast the step and
stumbled trifle to get the swing.
In their first lesson of military dis
ciplino the Grady boys showed up
eager to learn and the whole outfit
looked like a prize company.
Entertainment was delayed until af-
ter seven o'clock because of late
trains.
Following is list Of the men who
made UP the shipment:
Division No benton Robb Nc
Itunnell Monta Delbert Conn, Jack
Richardson, John Clarence Stack,
James Robert Owens, Frank Wort
man, Gabriel Ernest Miller, William
T.. Rhodes, Fred L. Gold, Glen S. Gra
ham, Robert Floyd Hayes, Frank
Dod8on, Dan Cornelius Miller, Char
ley Walter Lewis, Sam Small Jones,
Rudolph Wendt, Henry Howery, Joe
Ferrand Reagan, McMatthew Kinds,
Merrill Byron ClaSk, Henry Clark,
John Franklin Richardson, Hugh Nee
gan, Earl Tucknics, Clarence J<.1'cr
Paige. Arthur Burton Reynolds Lew
IS Tillmon Canary, Bedford Cassy,
Curtis w Arthur, William Clifton
Dean, Floyd David Singer, Coy El-
mer Johnson Albert Bratschi, julius
Kuhlman, Jefferson Dyer Roberts,
Harry Merritt, Charley Edward
Moody, James McCanless John e..
Lennon, Oda B. Hodge, Uys Steph-
ems, William Evert Hendricks, Harry
Lillard, Samuel NJ. James, Paul 10y
Baker, Dave c. Reed, Charles Thon
as French, George Herbert Futrell,
Geo. A. Spiropoulos, Orville Allen
Henderson, Lee Maxwell Tate, Frank
James Malone,
Transferred to other boards: Den
mis- E. Shaffner, Delaware county,
Grove, Okla; Albert Lee Powell, Ard
more; Winsted Hinton, Gallup, N.
NJ; William A. Devine, El Reno; Virl
L. McGinnis, Claremore; Homer v.
Dodds, Denver, Col; Rector Morgan,
Condor, Ore; John L. Traxler, Po-
catello, Idaho.
Division No. 2.-Harvey Moore,
Robert Fillmore. ,Leonidas w Hen
derson, Thomas Benz. Fortson. Oscar
L. Mcdonald, David Kendrie, Clar
ence c. Smith, Caleb Mite, James
Henry Lester, Charley Edward Co
icy, John W. Jolley, Elmer V. Null
Walter David Blalock, Charlie Coul
ter, Thomas Jesse Isaacs, George
BENZ. Null, George A. Jack, Rober
Lee Porter, John Ole Dahl, William
Lewis Davis, Marion F. Cooper, Enel
E. Meredith, Wabster David Hovis
James Elbert Wyatt, Millard Frank
lin Pate, Grover Cherry. Thomas Ma
son Long, Joe Mcdonald, Dave L
Griffin, Ovelton Earl Coffey. Charlie
Stubblefield, Fred McGiIl Stroud
Jackson Bill Byrd, Charlie Dye, Johl
Oliver Adams, David Larkin Stone