The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-30
.SELECTMEN ID BE
 !. TRAINED AT CAMP IN FAR MECHANICS
Thirty-Eight Men Also Re- port at Tuscaloosa for the Same Line of
 Instruction

Sixty-two selectmen will be sent to Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg. Miss, on the five days beginning July 5. by the six local exemption boards to take mechanical training, while Ss will be sent to Tuscaloosa on July 15. where they will take mechanical training.
 Those who will go to Camp Shelby are:
 Division No. 1-Joe links, John NJ Mon- tano. F. M. Strickland. Jr.. Charles O. Graham, Nal Ray. Homer B. Hudson, William H. Adams, John T. Robinson Harold B. Galloway. James F. Vance Jesse c. Haiston.
 Division No. 2.-Thomas W. McPher- son. Patrick N. Hession, Charles S Davis. Paul D. Mckenzie. James T Pervine, Arthur. B. Curtis, William Mudler, William F. Dobbs, George l. Whatley. Peyton R. Holt, James Gard ner Shaw. Joe Siragusa, John Orange krahenbuhl. Anderson T. Pemberton
 Division No. 3.-George A. Floyd Theodore S Bronson. John vitrano Daniel ]. McGowan, Cecil Bryant Fer rell. Solomon K. Grass. James J. Di- kos. Eugene K. Bowling, Paul l.. Welch Camille E. Newman. Harvey c. Smith, James P. Bland. Frank George Rod rigues, Morris L. Goldstein.
 Division No. 4.-William Faggard John Chambers, David George Blank enhorn, Edward Eugene Echol~ John Franklin Elliott.
 Division No, 5.--Roy T. Hood ,'-is c. Johnson, William McGnl LusN, H,.i, ry H. Godfrey. Benjamin T. Hardisoh Samuel A. Rouss, Allie Cushen. Joseph A. Butera, William A. Collins, Willie B Knights, Earle H Windsor, David V Wood, Homer c. Giles. Adolpho Tintori William F. Land
 Division No. 6.-James L. Frazier John c. Morrow, Webb Young.
 me following ~ill Ue sen, tuscaloosa for training on July b:
 Division No. i-Clinton Reed Taylor, James Preston Mogan, Sterling Edgar Batson, John Clifton Kinds, Kirby Phil lips Thornton, Erma Oliver Chaddock.
 Division No. Civilian A. Smith, Hiram c. Davis, Clyde J. Moore, Robert L. Adams, James IL Graham. Fred B. Facon Erie Stapleton.
 Division No. 3-Kelly 5. Smith, David $. Alpers, John E. Pope, w. H. Beason James II. MeGsarter, Sanford o. Powell Benjamin Holeomb.
 Division No, 4-OrviIle O. Entreken John Barnett, Lando Thompson, Roy M Norwood, William M. Custred.
 Disision No. civilian Jasper Preston William F. McLemore, Isaac A. Horton Jonas A. Clay, George l.. Young, Cortis L. Crutchheld, Tony Levey, Charles Il Alexander, Fornand Gayte.
 Division No. e--Y. $. Etheridge, Lewis Hammack, Carter Robertson Chamblie, Willie NJ. Russell.
 The following negro selectment will be sent to Tuskegee on July Is. for me chanieal training:
 Division No. 1-Clarence H. Duncan Anderson Cook. Robert Wilson. Wash ington Nelson, Will Terrell
 Division No. 2-Willie R. Davis, Charlie Afford, David May, Robert Watkins. Hubert Johnson. John R, Me Carty, John Harvest. Robert Tender son.
 Division No 3-Willie Hood Harry A. Alexander Phillip w. Holland, Bert Alexander, David E. Perry, Richard Ellis IT, Henry Benjamin Sampson, George Robinson, John Brewer, LeRoy St J. Gaillord.
 Division No 4-Archie Gray, Absolom Cooper, Wesley Long, Henry Chavers, NLloyd Presley, Allen Smith, William Patterson. Ray Parkes.
 Division No. 5-Henry s. Gachet, Josh Smith, William Marshall, Marcus C. Dugar, Sy1vesta Foster, Pleasant Mathews, Lee Sharp. Theopolis Knight Willie Smith.
 Division No. 6-Archie L. Moore Ernest w. Taggart. Fay B. Robinson