The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-09-19
62O MEN REGIS TER IN SEDGWICk COUNTY
SEPT. II FOR SNECTIVE SERVICE; REGIS
TRANTS BETWEEN AGES OF 10 AND 36 TO-
BE CLASSIFIED FIRST BY DRAFT BOARD

Last thursday, Sept. 18th was reg
istration day and under the provis-
ions of the new Man-Power bill there
were 62O men registered in Sedgwick
county between the ages of IL to 45
inclusive. who had not previously
registered for selective service
The local exemption with head
Quarters on the second floor of the
Citizens National Bank building. has
had its hands full in taking care of
the detail work, but has been able to
keep up with the schedule set forth
by the government, in fact little
ahead. Members of the board are
Geo. H. Thompson, chairman; A. F.
Perrier. secretary and DR.. d. NJ. Cook,
medical examiner The board in
forms us that they have information
from the Provost General Crowder's
office at Washington to the effect
that the entire classification of regis
trants would be completed in less than
one hundred days. and it is entirely
essential that the draft authorities
have the cooperation of each and every
registrant in completing the work.
Questionaires are now being sent
out by the local board at the rate of
about forty each day to registrants
between the ages of 10 and SO inclu-
sive these men being classified for
service first. 1t is requested that the
missionaries be filled out promptly
and returned Immediately to the
board. Registrants in Sedgwick coun-
" may receive assistance in filling
out the questionaires from members
of the legal advisory board who are:
e. II. Austin. courthouse. Julesburg;
w. II. Pound, Postofficc Blk, Jules
burg: G. F.. Hendricks. Citizens Natl
Bank Bldg, Iulesburg; !. n. Buchan-
nan, Sedgwick; Frank Sherman. Sedg-
wick.
All medical examinations will be
conducted by Dr. d. NJ. Cook, medical
examiner, Postoffice Blk. Julesburg.
If there is anything that the regis
trants do not understand pertaining
to the duties under the selective SER
vice law do not hesitate to ask for
information from the members of the
local board or the legal advisory
board
In order to comply with orders re-
,eived from Washington, draft exc
,utives must have the cooperation OF
each and every registrant Each
draft board in the United States has
filed their report of all n:en register
ed Sept. 18th with headquarters at
Washington, together with the serial
numbers. The master list for determ
ining order numbers will be drawn
at Washington and the list will be sert
to each local board, and the board in
turn will determine the order numbers
of me unregistered in the county in
the order that the serial numbers
come in the master list.
The following is the list of the
names of those who registered on
September IL between the ages of Is
to as inclusive. under the provisions
of the new Man-Power bill regulat-
'ng the sclcctivc service.
l Elmer Theodore Jacobson
y John Ihle
s Gustave Herman Bogenharen
4 Arvii Victor Jacobson
5 Amandus Hjalmar Stohl
6 Carl L. Ihle
n Fred Gels
'S Clarence Eugene Courtright
9 Edgar Albert McKellips
10 George Washington Rogers
II Charles Doad Smith
l2 Earl Elmont Waite
13 John Henry Galitz
Ia William Fred Sells
Is John William Busch
16 Ray Albert Martin
II Fred Ross Jones
l8 John Martin Polzin
10 Carl Vossberg
20 Logan Lafayette Glenn
q Albert Alonzo French
% Charles Hiram Mecham
% William Henry Duncan
81 William Vossberg
% Lester Hewitt
26 Eber C. Newman
81 Jesus Dominguez
% Jose Dominguez
90 Rodolfo Salinas
80 Gonsalo Samudio
81 Francisco Rios
80 Harry Meuntjoy Gilchrst
33 Will Harden Green
"a Hans Glauth
35 Joseph Weinberger
36 John Freiberger
1877 Jacob Haspert
SO Albert Miguel
80 Crispin NJ. Luna
40 Manuel Tinoco
II Patricio Padilla
az Pedro Rios
43 Tomakichi Kuramoto
A Matsugi Uyehata