Arizona republican., 1918-06-30
COUNTY SENDS MORE THAN ITS QUOTA IN
 CLASS 1 TO CAMPS

Continued from Page One) ent and leaving with the other boys was none other than Franz Darves, the noted pianist. Nothing would do but 70 have Soldier Darvas play for the toys At Mir Betts solicitation the l anist rendered with faultless tech- VIue and in most masterly way two of the worlds classics.
 Good by; God Bless You
 when MT. Darvas had taken his seat MT Belts said: There, boys, you see what. you have with you. It is not the pleasure of everybody to hear such music, I hope you all become great friend 8. Good-by and God bless you all"
 Besidt' the new soldiers and some of the men, who will leave for war today there we re present beside Mir Betts, MT. Dunh ar, MT. Harrington and Mir. Talbot, W. H. Willxy, chairman of the local board; Martin T. Weyant, secre- tary of the, local board; Gilbert Rand and Miss Vera Wilky of the local board: Al Moore, Howard Claflin. rep-- resenting the Phoenix Police Reserves on the soldiers committee; and James Wynkoop, representing the Republican. Sworn In, In Afternoon
 The men who left last night were sworn in at local board headquarters at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when they were given their arm bands and comfort bags b,T the Red Cross. The mems baggage was taken from the local board to the train, along with the comfort bags. by the Lightning Deliv- cry, free of charge. The men during the afternoon enjoyed free privileges of the theaters and drinking places of the csty. After the boys had been sworn in as soldiers Gene Cunningham was ap- pointed their captain and he will be | responsible for the delivery of the con- tingent at Camp Cody. Four of the men called to go failed to answer roll call. nor did they appear at the train. They are now delinquent and after AS hours will be declared deserters from the United States army. The local board withholds their names.
 Board has Handled 11,0oo | After the local board had checked up yesterday. according to a statement made by the boards chairman. w. H. | Wilky. last night. it was found that this board had handled approximately 11,000 men. which is considered re- markable showing. The figures show | men. by about 40, while several other counties in the state are away behind | in filling their quotas. This county. therefore. is helping the other counties fill their quotas as the government figures by states only.
 County Furnishes 2y00o An important item in Chairman | Wilky's statement is. more than 200O | Maricopa county men have gone tC lwar. including all branches of the fight
 ing service of the country. All these
 were handled by this local board with
 the exception of a few over age oI
 under age who joined the navy, the regular army or the marines. This
 board has handled and sent to wal
 about 600 men transferred into this
 board from other boards. Of the II ,00C
 men, or names, handled by this board
 about 5000 of them were handled foI
 other boards both in and outside the ] state.
 About 15 men will leave for partia
 service at Vancouver Barracks. Wash
 ington at 6:2O o'clock this afternoon
 These men will be sworn in at 1 o'clocl . this afternoon.
 Following are the Maricopa count ! men who left for Camp Cody Ia E nis.ht
 Jesus Garcia, Glendale. l Juan Rates, Tempe. William F.. Fulton, Phoenix. Claude F. Matthews, Tolleson. Fra nz Darvas, Phoenix. Il Ygnacio Soto, Tucson. Il William F. Clark. Mesa. Charles P. Hill, Mesa. \ Frank N. Briggs, Phoenix. 4 Ben Hodges, Phoenix. \ Elmer Yambert, MesA. ? Alfred &. Higgins, Phoenix. Gene $. Cunningham, Phoenix. Robert MDrrell, Phoennx. Arthur l.. Sweat, Phoenix. Frank M ValenZuela, Phoenix List of men transferred to local boar Naricopa county who left last night fc Camp Cody-
 Charles E. Kahlin, St. Helens, Ore gon.
 George IT. Fucker, Farwell, Texa Harry c. Baugham. Lewnstown, Mor Lloyd P. Weaver, Chico, Calf Paul F. Livingston, Denver, Colo. Julio W. Marron, Fl Centro. Calif. Drospar Carat XV0odla nd Calif