n-ldis:ha,r-is50IdleerV,yitit:oidy)-sndfaseSeI.ifi-frIaaI♦tc1 dan.Earl H. Johnson, Rippey,Walter S Downs, Jefferson.Joe Pevestorf, Coon Rapids.John W. Kerns, Scranton.Glen D. Ferguson, Dana.Geo. J Williams, Jefferson.J. P. Murrane, Scranton.Joel E. Downing, Flint, Oklahoma. Virgil R. Dillavou, Scranton.John J. Fries, Rippey.Floyd H. Goodyear, Scranton. Robert W. Patterson, Scranton. Ernest H. Wilkins, Jefferson.Elmer H. Schuttler, Jefferson. Charlie A. Phillips, Jefferson. Theodore Kuenecke, Scranton. Magne E. T. Carlson, Paton.Yates E. Allen, Churdan.John W. Minnehan, Adaza.George A. Wilson, Rippey.James H. Murrane, Scranton. Herbert J. Drayer, Paton.Ross Woltz, Grand Junction.John Dee Capps, Jefferson.Walter Lee Moritz, Dana.Chas. Sumner Wiggins, Cooper.It is well to state in this connection that of the first 116 men to compose the first army allotment from Greene, 106 have already been decided upon by the local and district boards Thus, out of the 79 men whose namedvappear above, only 10 would be selected for the ‘‘first army/* However, it will be remembered, that all those certified for service will have to pass an additional physical examination after reaching Camp Dodge, so there is a possibility that several may fail under the army surgeon inspection Probably not over five or six may be rejected, but these places would have to be filled from the 79 men listed first above. Those who do not get into thefirst draft will be the first to be cal-of liviiPresistratosupporAnd the pli whet he banker ble ancty a w—Beheimer see it consen