Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-05
29 NEW LOCAL SOLDIERS
GO In NATIONAL ARMY
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of the local boards which are having
hard job trying to secure theiI
regular quotas. The holding up of the
negroes also adds to the difficulty.
The Steelton board examined 10(
men yesterday, and twenty-foui
were accepted. The names of these
men will be sent to the district board
where they will be certified. If they
are returned before the end of next
week the Steelton board will be in
good shape to meet the demand o1
the state headquarters.
The PaXtang board is preparing g
list of the exempted men which will
be sent to the proper authorities fol
certification. The Elizabethville board
is also preparing list of this kind
Neither of these boards will examine
any more men until orders have beer
received from the district board
Steelton finished it's examination.
yesterday and in all probability will
not call any more.
The district board to-day certified
the names of the men from several
counties. The board will not be ir
session until next Tuesday and list
of the exemption claims is being
prepared
TO Move at 1880
Everything is ready for the parade
1t Will move promptly at 1890 n. m
The bells and whistles will sound al
$3.50 a. m, two hours before the
parade moves.
The following is the formation OF
the parade: Municipal band; chief
marshal, Thomas Numbers; Grand
Army of the Republic; chief of staff
Warwick M. Oglesby.
AidS-MaVOr Il William n
w. l.. Gorgas. Samuel F. Dunkle
William Jennings. II. O. Miller. VIM
T. Hildrup, Jr., John Fox Weiss, A
Boyd Hamilton, John w. German
Hummel Berghaus, George w. Reilly
Walter p. Mcclure, Simon Hursh
AL. Koenig, A. l.. Patton, Frank j
Hall, Paul Johnston, Henry b. Nc
Cormick. Harry l.. Hershey, John X
Royal, Donald Mccormick. Ross A
Hickok. r. Boone Abbott, Ed. s.
Herman, Henderson Gilbert, Angus
tus II. Kreidler, Captain Charles P
Neck, Charles A. Kunkel. Charles f
Pass, Wellington Jones, w. M. Robi-
son William S. Tunis, David e
Tracy. B. f. Blough, Charles E. Co.
vert, Vance C. Mccormick, Bruce
Mingle, ]. II. Butterworth, Leo c.
Gainor, William r. McCaleb, Charles
c. Burnett. Jack Searfaus, j. F
Quigley, Quincy Bent Ben. Strouse
l. II. Doutrich, VIM. Strouse, H. c.
Kennedy and J. w. Reilly.
Second Division-Will I. Lauben-
stein, marshal; chief of staff. Clar.
ence F. Snyder.
Bailey. Captain w. l.. Hicks, Captain
George c. Jack, Thomas Watson
Col. Frederick NJ. OFT. f. F. Bruker
Harry A. Douglass, Sergeant Good
Paul Harm and Thomas p. Moran.
The following organizations will
parade:
Grand Army of the Republic, A
w, Black, commanding.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Jonas
K. Reist, commanding.
Spanish h-American War Veterans
Harry Halsey, commanding.
Harrisburg Reserve, Major A. M
Porter, commanding.
City Grays Veteran Association
Philip German, commanding.
Governors Troop Association
Frank Weston, commanding.
Patriotic, civil and citizens organ
izations, G.. w. Straw, marshal.
Aids-R. P. Miller, r. G. Hum
phries, DR.. w. II. Painter, John w
German.
The Municipal band will escort the
Grand Army of the Republic, the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Span
ish War Veterans to their quarters
after the parade and then proceed to
the Harrisburg Chapter Red Cross
in Walnut street and give the mem
bers of that organization a little
concert.
Shortages to Move October IL
State draft registration headquar'
ters to-day announced that the move
ment of drafted men to make up fol
shortages of local boards in the frs
quota called for Camp Meade woulc
be on October 12, 13 and IA. Spe
cial trains will be provided for the
movements in a number of cases
The movement on the first day will
be $50, second 276 and third 725
The schedule for Camps Lee ant
Sherman has not been prepared.
The second movement was re-
ported by Col Frank G. Sweeney
state registration officer, to be pro
ceeding smoothly. Nothing has beer
heard as yet regarding the start o.
the movement or any movement o
colored men.
Col. Sweeney when asked to-da!
whether any instructions were being
given regarding aliens said that they
were to go to camps where 1t would
be decided what to do with them
This applies to Chinese on which
specific inquiries arose