Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18

tomorrow morning. At Millersburg
they will be the guests of honor at a
farewell demonstration which will
irclude auto rides parade, public
speaking, moving pictures and lunch
con. The Elizabethville board will
resume examinations next week when
one hundred men will report. The
work of this board has been held up
by a shortage of call blanks.
Send Over Quotas
Local draft boards in central and
western Pennsylvania counties to-day
responded to the request of the State
draft registration headquarters that
they send from two to five men above
their quotas to make up for shortages
in other districts when the time comes
to start men for Camps Meade, Sher-
man and Lee tomorrow, with offers
OF from 10 to 100 per cent. more men
than asked. The eastern districts
were rather slow abolE responses, il
was reported, and some Philadelphia
districts had not reported number of
men in readiness.
state headquarters last night sent
kilograms to all boards calling atten-
tion to the fact that some districts
were likely to be short of require
ments and suggesting that extra men
be prepared 1t was also urged upon
local boards that they provide in
every way possible for comfort of
men responding to the call.
The first of the movements to be
extended over days starts tomorrow
il, accordance with the schedule an
nounced last week. Some changes
because of increased shipments will
be made.
The draft board at Elizabethville
Il 40 N1aAa IT, Il Al.
men who will leave that town to-
morrow morning at 1923 for Camp
Meade. The new list consists of the
names of eighty-one men. Sixty of
the men will go as being selected to
be the first to leave their respective
districts. The twenty-one extra names
are of the young men who will report
as alternates, and be ready to take
the places of any of the regular sixty
who might fail to pass the physical
examination at the training camp
Elizabethville was extremely FORUM
ate in being able to secure it's full
doubtful if the required number
would be on hand. Only thirty-seven
men had been certified by the appeal
board up to that time. Saturday
new list of certifications was received,
assuring the full quota Tor Wednes-
day.
The young men will leave Eliza
bethville depot on the 7.20 regular
train. They will be met at Millers-
burg by a special. which will take
them to Harrisburg. The boys" will
lay over in Harrisburg for nearly
an hour, leaving there for Camp
Meade shortly after noon.
The following is the list of those
selected for the first sixty and those
who will go as alternates:
Selected
Percy Abbott Swab. Elizabethville.
Charles Edward Evitts, Paxton.
John Cadore, Williamstown.
Eugene C. Pinkerton. Lykens.
John Adam Welker, Gratz.
Lloyd Sharon Bowman, Halifax.
Rudolph ]. Goldberger. I.ykens
Ralph Grimm, Lykens.
Robert Otis Schreiber, Elizabeth
Vile. -
George j. Tanosack. Wiconlsco.
Lloyd Edwin Enders. Elizabethville.
Guerney Irwin Kline. Gratz.
Harry William Gensert, Millersburg.
Charles Irwin Baker, Halifax.
Frederick Emil Newbaum. Halifax.
Earl Stockton Lehr. Lykens.
Harry Bruce Salada. Lykens.
Russell Clarence Doney. Millers-
burg. -......
Hayden Morris Klinger, Wiconisco.
Harvey Andrew Kelly, Wiconisco.
John Henry. DIETRICH. Wiconisco.
Joseph Allen Harman, Wiconisco.
Ross Abraham Radle. Paxton.
! Walter Edwin Maiden, Williams
town. "
Elmer Park sultzbaugh. Millers.
burg
Franklin Robert Doney. Millers
burg.
/ Herman Leroy Carl. Williamstown
. Henry Washington Feree. Gratz.
3 Leonard Laross Boden, Wiconisco.