Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-31
APPRENTICE SEAMEN
OFF TO NEWPORT, R. |.
100 Enlisted Several Weeks Ago
Sent to Training
Station

| The navy recruiting station, 1910 Arch |
| street, sent 100 apprentice seamen to the |
| naval training station at Newport H. L., |
| today The men had enlisted several weeks |
| ago. but owing to the crowded conditions |
at the naval training stations were sent to |
their homes until room could be made for |
them.
Recruiting was good In all branches OF |
service today The army recruiting station, |
1929 Arch street. accepted thirty-seven men |
up to noon: of this number twenty came
within the conscription age.
Twenty-three men from the western part
Of the state applied for enlistment in the
marine corps 1909 Arch street
l. The examining board of the second Of
hcers training camp Is busy in the western
part OF the state examining applicants. Tnc
! board expects TO be finished by the end OF
the week. All applicants. II IL hoped, will
he notified about August 10 whether they
have been successful or not, according to u
statement given out AT the headquarters of
the Military Training Camps Association.
III Commercial Trust Building
The First Pennsylvania Infantry Rcri-
mCnt recruiting at the armory, Broad aud
Callowhill streets is nearing the end Of its
big drive for recruits. About tw,n;y five
men are needed to bring the orEanzo5 ion
NJ TO war strength Of 200. and Lieutenant
Hairy Sage, in charge o. recruiting, expects
to have enlisted that number by tomorrow
| night
The Quartermas.er Reserve Corps re-
| cruiting Mt 90 South Twcnty-third street.
wants about fifty teamsters and fifty
| bakers.
Railroads in the Eastern Department
have been aiding the Signal Enlisted Re-
| serve Corps to enlist teegraphers. accord
ing to Lieutenant Douglas Macfarland In
charge of recruiting at 12l South Frth
street. The quota Of men each railroad is
expected to furnish Is determined by the
mileage of the road. The Philadelphia and
Reading Railway has furnished its quota
Of about forty men,
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