Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-11
COUNTY MUST FURNISH
I2I MORE SOLDIERS
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been decreased, II. Perry's reduced
Is Lebanon's decreased 6, Schuyl-
kills reduced 90, Harrisburg and
Lancaster are the only two cities
not required to furnish any man on
the first call.
The allotments for the Dauphin
county districts follow:
No. 1-255.
No. 2-199.
No. 3-133.
Cumberland county-No. 1, 81;
No. 2, 75.
Perry county-130.
Lebanon county-No. 1, $50; No.
2, 155. -
York county-No. /, 1872; No. 2,
214; No. 8. 2s7.
City-No. 1, 21; No. 2, %.
The increase in the quotas for
Dauphin county's division will mean
that the boards must prepare more
notices than at first.
wilkes-Barre city, and Union
county, two of the districts not re-
uuired to furnish men when the
first quotas were announced must
now call 1873 and 16 respectively.
Colonel Frank G. Sweeney, in
charge of the State draft work, pre-
pared last night to send to each
division board the official quota re-
quired so that examinations can be
started next week in all parts of
the State.
To Call More Men
The increase in the quotas for the
three Dauphin county divisions will
require the various boards to call
more men than had been planned
when the first list was announced
unofficially. Arrangements were
rapidly completed to-day by the
board members, so that no delay
will be necessary in going on with
the examinations, which start next
week.
The complete list of quotas for the
2s2 draft districts in the State fol-
lows:
Allegheny-i 2so; 2. sO7; 8, 241;
4os; Q. Ss2; 10. sos; il, All; 12,
42O; 13, s46; Ia, 229; 15, 351; 16,
s54; IT, 2s6; IS, 225.
McKeesport-1 $50; 2, 212.
Pittsburgh, PCS; 2. Ss1; 3. 274;
4. 256; 5. 259; 6, 253; Z, 1856; 8,
500: 8. 200; 10, 215; II, 106; 12,
237; 13. S6S; ID, 245; 15, 20S; Is,
151; II. 2Os; 1s, 27s; 10, 1871; 20,
244; 81, 1914.
Armstrong;. 257; 2, $50.
Beaver, 4s1; 2,-442; 8, 4Ss.
BerksE1, 24s; 2. 264; 8. 1913.
Reading, 1870; 2, 14o; 8, 141;
4, 1876.
Blair, 174; 2, 21s.
Altoona, 81; 2 IS.
Bucks-1, 1913; 2. 1873; 8, 14S.
Butler-1, 241; 2, 119; 3, 129.
Bradford, 11S: 2, 121.
Cambria, 349; 2, 2Ss; 8, 306;
4, 2O8.
Johnstown-1. 28s; 2. 2s1.
Cameron-53.
Carbon, 213; 2. 22e.
Center-116.
chester county,, 1872; 2, 1874;
8, 211.
Carbonate.
Clearfleld-1, 21o; 2. 1919; 8, 216.
Clinton-1S9.
Columbia, 1872; 2, $50.
Crawford-1, 1872; 2, 174.
Cumberland. 81; 2, 70.
Dauphin-1, 255; 2, 1879; 8, 1913.
Harrisburg-0.
Delaware. 152; 2. 1877; 3, 2O7;
4, 1874.
Chester City-1, 25s; 2. 2s5.
Elk-260.
Erie County,, 1853; 2, 161.
Erie, city. 419; 2, $50; 8, 500,
Fayette-1, 303; 2 249; 8, 263; 4
19S; 5, 100; 6, 259; Z, 216.
Franklin, ITO; 2, 153.
Forests.
Fulton-74.
Greene-99.
Huntingdon-140.
Indiana, 212; 2. 316.
Jefferson-1, 22s; 2, 1877.
Juniata-99.
Lackawanna-1. 1876; 2. 1876; g.
211; 4, 1874; 5, 220.
Scranton. 10; 2, 1o6; 8, 1o5i
4, III; 5. 1872.
Lancaster county,, 1888; 2, 1872;
3, 1911; 4. 1877.
Lancaster City-0.
Lawrence-419.
New Castle-325.
Lebanon, $50; 2, 1856.
Lehigh-1, 1856; 2, 263.
Allentown, 86; 2, So.
Luzerne-1, 100; 2, 1862; 8, 1877
4. 17S; 5. 90; 6, 1873; 7, 9S; 8, 15Si
9, 189; 10. 14s; IL, 1913.
Barre, Al; 2, 40; 8, 45
Lycoming-1, 1879; 2, 1877.
Williamsport-125.
| McKean-1, SO; Q, AZ.