Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-21
HERE ARE SOME 0f THE VOLUNTEERS
 FROM PINE BLUFF

Although Uncle Sam depended on the draft to raise lis army, the names of many men who volunteer ed are given below:
 Littleton Meeks enlisted in June, 1917, in the Engineering branch of the service. He went to France in July, 1917.
 Sergeant Stewart Meeks enlisted in 1916, and was assigned to 153rd Infantry. He was promoted to Ser geant soon after enlistment and was sent to France n August, 1917. Corporal Claude Meeks was assign ed to. the 30th Remount Company in that company, stationed at Fort Thomas, Ky.
 Clarence Clifford Turner enlisted in the United States Navy in August, 1918. He is now stationed at Balboa i Park, San Diego, Cal Ben II. F. Scull has keen in the service over a year. He is now with "C' Co. 114th Ammunition, Train, somewhere in France Roy A. Gulledse enlisted in the Navy May II, 1917 He was dis charged Feb. 16, 1918. suffering from shell shock
 Albert Foster Mickle5erry, age 21. enlisted in the Navy in March, 1915. He is now on the U. s. s. Rhode Is- lands.
 Victor C. Maus is with the l14th Ammunition Train. Co. C. Victor was member of this oranizatioG from it's mobilization and vent vita it to France.
 Sergeant Arthur C. Pledger en1is,- cd Aug. }, 1917 He went to France in August 1918. Douglas E. Jones has been in the service over 13 months. He was on board the II. s. s Florida which was enc of the American fleet which help ed to take over the German fleet He will be home to spend the Christ mas holidays. .az Guy c. Jones enlisted in. Decem- ber, 1917. He is now stationed at Philadelphia. He viii be home to spend the holidays.
 O. P. Fergueson enlisted in June 1918. He is now with the 66th En- gineers. He will probably be home January 1st. He was formerly yaro- master at the Cotton Belt shops. William Bishop volunteered May 1, 1917. He went to Fort Ethan AL len. From there he was sent to Camp Shelby, and from there to Camp Green. and then to France.
 Walter Riley enlisted in 1917. He was at Camp Pike for two months, when he was transferred to Camp JacksOn. He served in a motor truck company, and was made a corporal. Later he w2g transferred to Air Service. He sailed for France in August, 1918.
 Dawson D. Pointer enlisted July 6, 1918, in the Marine Corps. He was transferred to the Navy. He is now stationed at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
 Allen Clements is at Archangel, Russia. with the A. E. F. He en- listed in Jan. 1918, in the Navy. He states that he sees only four hours of sunshine a day where he is now stationed.
 Lawrence Monk is in the Bakery department, American Exped7tionary Forces, France. He enlisted August 1917.
 Sidney R. Howard, Jr., enlisted in June, 1917. He has been in France since August, 1918. Pvt. Arbie I. Parker enlisted Dec.
 g, 1917. He is in the Q. M. C. and
 went to France in March. 1917.
 Ellis and Elmer Woodson are two brothers who enlisted in the Air
 Service in August, 1917. They are
 now in France.
 Earle M. Stewart is with the 333rd
 Inf, 97th Division. He enlisted in September. 1917. Carl Hogenson enlisted August ,, 1917 in Motor Truck No. 10. Gar land Samuels and Fred Hogenson en- i listed with him in the same organi- zation.
 George E. Wait enlisted in April, 1917 Is now attached to 18th base
 hospital, France. i Clyde Mccullough has been in five
 battles since he has been lover" He
 enlisted April, 1917