The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-20
EXEMPTION BOARD
NAMES 5tLtUlIvES
Twenty-one Men Go From keokuk,
May % and Forty-three From
County, Outside
Of City.
MAKES 100 IN ONE MONTH
Camp Dodge to be the objective OF
Fresh Soldier aroup-Mob'iize
at the Court
House.

Twenty-one men from Keokuk will
| 90 into national army service May
%. at Camp Dodge.
Forty-4hree Lee county men out
side of the city are included in the
next increment, list Of the selective
being furnished today by the secre-
tary of the exemption board for the
next call.
i rwenty.one From City.
These are the Keokuk men VINO
will make up the citys second May
quota:
! CHARLIE LEWIS cADY, r. F..
HERMAN wALcH, 14o2 Franklin
LEWIS DALTON, s2s Ridge street.
1 JOHN FRANCIS DICKEY, 627
Timea street
EDWARD MoRRIsEY. 1928 Park
street
Tmea street
LEWIS DAVIS SHEPPARD. Jr.,
512 North Fifth street
GEORGE LOUIS KRAUS, R F.
WILLIAM HENRY SARGENT, AS
North Twelfth street
ALBERT r. MUNDY. 1922 Reid
street
Burlington, Iowa
EDWARD sTEBINGER, 17es Bank
street.
WILLIAM RUSSELL KINNAMAN,
| 1927 Exchange street
/ CHARLES WILLIAM ANDERSON,
sos South First street
| CHARLES HARRISON WHAP-
EIES, 1713 Franklin street
LEO PATRICK TIGUE, 612 Car
roll street
JOHN KENNETH DAVIDSON, 626
Morgan street.
MARENCR HENRY DcKEY. ss7
Timea street.
HARRY AIKEN, Cleveland, Ohio.
County Sends Forty-three.
| Men of the county, outside OF keo
kuk. who have been called to the
colnrs in the next increment are:
Oscar Brown, Argyle, Iowa,
, Keith C. Eyier, HiIIsboro, Iowa.
Harry John Philip, New Boston, la.
Henry Watznauer, r. Madison, r. I.
Frank c. Heller, Montrose, r. I.
Harry Blind, West Point, Iowa.
| Morris Joseph Weishaar, DonneI-
son, Iowa.
Earl Thomas, Viewer, Iowa.
| James Irving Dye, Montrose, r. z.
Frates Chaes, Brickeys, Mo.
Joe LeveIins, Houshton, Iowa.
William HeIing, care w. F. Sand !
ers, Houehton, Iowa.
Herbert A. Heaton, HiiIsboro, Iowa.
Fred Sharp, Fl. Madison, r. 2.
John Edward Vermazen, Montrose,
r. I.
Charles 3. kottner. Fl. Madison, 1t.
Edward Stuekerjuersen, Pilot
Grove, Iowa.
Charles Henry ZwaId, Fl. Madison.
Elijah Howard Smell, GaIesburs,
Illinois.
Hugh Nye, Argyle, Iowa.
Frederick Gerieke, Fl. Madison, la.
Otto Martin Herrmuth, DonneIlson,
iowa.
Charles Lionel Williams, Fl Madi-
son, Iowa.
Philip Bubb, Fl Madison, r. 8.
Arnold r. Probst, 22o3 18th street,
Racine, Wis.
William Albert Scott, oeIwein, la.
Louis Srody, Salem, Iowa.
Louis kruse, TT. Madison.
Earl Lafiett Mabry, Dallas City, III.
William Walter Seaman, Fl. Madi-
son.
Clarence Wagner, DonneIison, Iowa.
Geo. John Petersehmidt, Davenport,
Iowa.
Carl John Gable, West Point Iowa.
William Herman Schultz, Fl. Mad
ison.
Harry Gregory hammers, Fl. Mad
Herman Winneke, West Point, la.
Robt. James Lennon, Wheeling,
w. Va.
John HeroId, IT. Madison.
Olven Joseph Waldorf, Davenport,
Iowa.
Julius Earl Buck, Springfield, III.
Hugo Joseph Ritter, West Point,
Iowa.
Arnold eigss, Fl Madison.
Harry Avon Pence, Stuttgart, Ark.
Mobilize Day Before.
Mobilization will take place at the
May q, and at a. m on the follow
| ing day, the men will depart for Des
Mofnes and Camp Dodge.
With the departure OF the next
! quota Of men, Lee county will have
| furnished nearly 16O soldiers for the
| selective army in exactly a month.
| Keokuk has furnished approximate
! ly seventy-five men out of this
! number
Several in Business
| Sheppard Davidson, Tigue and
/ John T. Dickey. named in the Keokuk
, list, are known in the city's business
/ circles.
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! ma per work in tho c;tv ;c ro-,- a,so