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3485—Barney. McHartey,. Modeaio. 27S9-Hlohn M.: Torriacn. Patterson.22 SG^-Mamtel Sousa, Modeato.- • 2919^-Joe BuKSiQr Rlvrrbank.. 32—David B. Clpperly. Wodcflto. 2233—Adamr Feniera,; OaKdalo.£Hlt;—John V.1 Silvia; Newman.1633—Nick Kovufcovldl, Modesto. 3042—Joft De Boer,‘SBllda; * •. .283S~ChHrU* A. Peterson,- Modesto. mi^Mnurlco A.-Jones. Modesto. 134S—Otto I*. Tnrmiin,,Turlock..;'• 2144—Manuel Oroako, Modesto.-.. 15K4—Mnnuol B. Sllveira, Modesto. _ 2968-^lohn IV. McCreery..Rlperbanlf.• '63—Edward F. Cndognri. Oakdale;. 2174—Manuel S. 8 alga do. Newman.3P4—I.oon K. Yanckwlch, Modosio. 3388—Carl A. Nlokolanson. Turlock. 3418—C’hcBloy Bontley, Waterford.758—Caslmcro Hontmhrtoy. Jlugbson. ; 3837—Emilio Quoiada, .TurlocUv ; . .(Continued uuPugo U.)Stoye Culas, P*rller.( ': . .Antonio :Brambo.. 8II vlra, Selma.• Henry Michael Bnitoiv Fresno.•.Clarenca.Gann Sbay,.Fresno.Jnck-'Ernest'Owens; St. Jacobs, ill• Thos.';HcnryWilUamB, Clovis. . John Chester Jones, Fowler.Alfred Belling.. Clary, Herndon. Frank. Jo'Towel 1, Big Creek. Henry C. Whlieaker, Fresno... • T)OTi'lnge: Catrorbv' Fresno.Julian Venegas: Big. Creek.Gjure Gustta;- Htjme;,’-': ; .Indnr Slneh^.ClbviB. JYoklilo: Tomtoka,; Fresno. ;IDvnslo Verkanb,-Sanger.Santiago Va*qucx.:( Centerville) Acaponeto. Topic, Mexico. :Thon. Fowler,. iHuntlngton Lake.. Domenico -Caputo, Clovis.Michelle Cachella. ‘Fresno. •Joseph Lo\YlR Skill. . Hume. PhunoiPftn Siugh. sangor.Maine Bsirbino, Hume.Wayiie Frederick Sl.nl, Reedier.■ PanHIc Marquez, Fresno.Walter Carlton. Huntington Lake. Joe Flores T'aaos. Sanger.John Thomson. Bel Hey.-V ClavIo-PlBrllume. ... .■'Clnrenc** li Bowncy. Fresno.. Naraln Singh, Clovis.Pcrcy'Edison Noh!«. Clovis. . Lester Meeks. Selma.^irover UCIIDQU, iibniHMi...Harvoy C/-Jsnien^.Nev/man. -lt;Ihfford m Johpsbnr.Turlock. James Johnson, Oakdale.Robert. F. .Jones,- Modfesto. William It'Jones. Montpellier. Frank iJu, Newman.Jam os A. ^easier,:. Modesto.Rom Kirk; Patteraon../Henry Kurr, Oakdale-- -Frederick M. T-ampley. HickmanCustaf U Larsoii, Patterson. Charles C. lAnri. Turlock.1 T) a n I el *F- Lundell, Turlock. Rftfnel MagHl. Oakdale.George F. Marconi, Turlock. Joaquin F. Marfihftll. Newman. Ora T. MedMn.' Crows Landing. Charlie C. Moyers. Oakdalo. Elartio Mira. Modcnto.. •Charles L. Moore, ModfBtft. Ralph H. Munroe. Oakdale. • FJaymmul C. Murphy, Salidn.Cl71-i-Manuel JL PauIo, Nowman.* 241-:-Joe D. MwUd, Turlock. S4D^*-Lolond R. HayteivWaterford,. 4—Roy Johnson,:Modeeto.'1527—I v»n Eugenia; Mod w»to;.2368—Bmlio GaTcla, Oakdale. ,2463—Joiseph Fnulft.vCrowB Landing. . 3173—John V; Baptist, Hughsoiu ... -3936—Potor Brano, SUysrbank. *317—.Resile h. Alderfion, DonaliV -2914—James - M.. SmtflwRIverhanlc. 3868-lt;Horirc E. Sun-yhuo,.TurIock.-lBB3-»-HoiraC0- Paul Hnwke, Modeaio,; 572-^-Horry ELXtudqulstr Turlock.100^-Hetry a-lpsen, Ceres. :1076—Joe'Nflnea, MddCBto.2708—MatloH Mil Castro. Patterson. 3146—Mayaey J. Modesto.2403—Philip Whitehead. Oakdale. .113S—Samuel T. Way. Oakdale...2194—Alfred W. Souncuiburg. Newman.157— William Gorhardt, Mttfoelo. •. £307—Roy R. Hopper, Oakdale.tion and do hot ‘claim., .exemption, it will be difficultI to get enough men tp make up the quota to leave'in October, Unofficial- information was., reoeived yesterday that the third • contingent would probably leave October 19. in place of October 3. -- •The* quotk in division' No. ;i\ is 3S0. Tho board has 151 men ready for mll-itftry-service, and there aTC 150 namos yet for (ho district board to.pns* upon. If no exemptions *r® allowed in the last 150 certified- to the district then division No. 1 will have secured .301 men out of 1,780 autrimoiwd.Tho quoin in division Nu. 2 Is 351. One hundred and twenty-seven men havo been secured for military service, while the, dliilrlct board has before II 199 names. Jf no clftUm are allowed, division No. 2 will have .secured 316 men out of l.oOO called.As Well As For Quality and Lowest Prices* The Hansen;* Hcstbcck' Market is a sanitary shop wh cr c- s ervi c e an d qua I ity are principles as well as low prices. '' - vV- . -. : . : .Wc -arc putting forth every effort t5 assist you to secure.the clidicest and btjst inests-for-your family, in the most satisfactory way, and at the least expense, Here you'will always get wholesome meat from fat YOig.stock personally selected in the field by our Mr. Hansen, at the lowest possible prices, because the cost of operating our market is extremely Jow- due to the fact that wc make no deliveries, give no credit, and do our own butchering.iWe serve you as you wish to be served, i\vc give votl meats of the quality you want and appreciate. Wc help you to economize.Just try getting your meat of us today. .Dinner- Will Be Served Thursday Evening at ’ . Auditorium• Lew Angeles' contingent to the first National Army—328 strong—:«IU be fed her© Thursday night at 6 o’clock at tho Fresno auditorium, according to arrangements compiled yesterday. The dinner will be prepared under tho direction of the Fresno Commercial dub, and all money above lha actual expenses will be donated to tho Fresno chapter of tho Re* Oo**. The government allows a certain amount each meal for tho soldiers on route to tho training camps. Tho club will not attempt to mako any profit out oC the dinner*, but if there Is any money left It will go to tho Red Cross. B. A. Von H8sa!ochcr.-manaFlns director or the club, has bevn named canteen chairman for tho Red Cross.Round. Steak, lbnDtnrn ihm iw
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Fresno Bee
Fresno, California, US
Sat, Sep 15, 1917
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