Evening journal., 1917-06-02
WAR REGIsTRATION OFFICERS ANNOUNCED
(Contlnued from FIRST Pagel

from ufaIt (Speclfy glOunuo = -
negative answer naturally shows pa
friotism. but failure to answer the
query docs not obligate the indlvid-
ual in any way. To obtain exemp-
ton he must apply to his division
board OF the United States military
draft registrars, appointed recently
by the Mayor
Railroad trainmen have been grant
ed permission by Provost Instructor
Crowler TO register today and on
Monday. This PERMISSION is allowed
under Section 64 of the act the train
men being considered as ahsentees.
Director Kerr has made his final
ARRANGEMENTS for counting and caia-
loging the results OF the registra-
ten
SIX long tables have been arrang-
cd in the old court room in the old
Court House with a seating capacity
of 250 persons At these tables on
the night OF June two registrars
from each Of the III precincts OF the
city will sit after they have finished
ND their work az the registration
POLLS and here they will got their
cards and tata in shape for the count
and caialoging II the registration
officers need help IL will be there
Director Kerr having arranged for
the services OF sufficient trained help
ers TO give each u registration Of
lcers an assistant Besides, there
will be an adding machine on the Job.
as the computations have 10 be made
IN many different ways and the aid
Of a labor and time saving device Is
absolutely necessary 20 insure quick
and accurate results
II is hoped that all the returns from
rural New Castle county. and from
Kent and SusseX-iho latter by tele-
graph-will be received IN time dur
ing Tuesday night. 10 permit OF con-
solidation and transmission to Wash
ington carly Wednesday morning
Each card will be copied. The q
iginals will 60 back 70 the county reg
istration boards IN the cases OF Sus-
sex. Kent and rural New Castle and
TO Mayor Price, IN the case OF Will
mington. for permanent fling. while
the copy made will 80 into the pos
session OF Admtant General Wicker
sham With regard to the boards
that are TO sit for the purpose OF dc.
Gliding exemption appeals. II is the
hone of the State authorities that the
present county registration board
will continue on the job for this pur
pose. but in case they prefer not N
serve, appointments will be made no.
later than June z
Following arc the registration on
GERS and the registration places:
The following volunteer registrars
have been selected 20 take the registr-
tion in this city;
First Ward
First district-Iohn Halter, chief, 5
West Fourth street; Francis A. DOno- /
frio, 5l7 1atnall street; Thomas S, Scar
les, 403 Tatnall street; Frank Saylor
ais Shipley street.
Second district David Hollett. chief,
2lo West Third street, William T..
N1den. 200 West Fourth street; Willard
S. Adams, 205 Tatnal street.
Third district-Ed Edward Il. Bubenzcr,
chief, 400 West Front street; Jacob
Cramcr, 400 West Front street; b.
Frank Lytle. 403 West Front street.
Second Ward.
First district-hary II. Mari, chief,
los East Second street; Warren Drake,
los East Third street.
Second district Harry Conner, chief,
23S Poplar street; j. l. Rignev, 4l0
West Fourth street; Frank =. Dugan,
62l King street.
Third district-William +. Mooney
chief. 4o2 East Third street, Francis
Szafransky, 4l2 East Third street;
Harry b. Butler. 407 East Second
street.
Fourth district Richard Craig, 002
B street; John Montgomery. chief, 523
Hoald street.
Fifth district-.Iohn Hammond. chief,
800 Claymont street; Arthur w. Car
penter, 4l4 West Second street; y. l. |
Horiy. 100 Jackson street.
: Sixth district-Iohn HoodoclS, chief. 4
1920 Apple street; George August. 322
New Castle avenue; James b. Steven !
son, 400 South Heald street.
Seventh district-lohn A. Asny. chief,
ASP Claymont street; John 7. Magee,
5os South Heald street; John Lister t
$40 South Head street.
Third Ward.
First district-Arthur b. Starr, 507 I
10 West Front street; Jacob Ostro. S. 1
r. corner Second and Madison streets,
r. J.. Hare chief. 200 Maryland avenue; /
William C. Galigna. GOO West Secoad
street.
Second district-Charles NJ Anderson.
chief, 222 North Adams street; John G.
Footc, lO7 Monroe street; d. T.. Begley,
634 West Second street.
Third district-S -Shcrmer IT. Stradlev.
chief, 800 Washington street. Isadore
Rosenhlatt, POS Washington street; Wm.
NJ. Mask. 500 West Fourth street,
George A. Fink. 232 Parrish street.
Fourth district. r. McNabh. chief.
100 West Fourth street; L. Warren
Ellis. s22 West Fourth street; =. Cook,
s w Cor Fourth and Monroe streets.
Fifth district W. Booia,
chief. SIS Jefferson street; David Fisher,
a07 Washington street; Joseph A. Hg-
gins. 405 Washington street. j. T.
Clymer, 403 Jefferson street
Fourth Ward.
First distfict-Abraham Bachrach
chief. All King street; Arthur Kuschan
ais King street; j. Gilpin Massey, 40i
King street
Second district-C. i. Robinson. ahici
sos Walnut street: George j. O'Neal.
p405 West Eighteenth street; p. 4.
Skelley, los Madison street.
Third district-John MCGOWAN, sol
Lombard street; Harry Newman. All
East Third street; Jacob Shuhe, i22 East
Fourth street.
Fourth district Harry Klund chief,
6l7 East Fourth street; w. i. Hayes,
$50 East Fifth street; 4. i. Murphy,
620 East Fifth street.
Fifth district-Nilliam L. Briggs,
chief. $50 East Sixth street; Andrew
Clancy. 5l7 East Fifth street; J. w. Nc