Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-25
REGISTRARS TO
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sions, according to occupation, race,
and possible exemptions.
The various subboards organized
late yesterday, completed appoint
ments of registrars and to-day be-
gan sending out notices for the
meeting next Monday. Arrange
ments for use OF polling places in the
city between the hours of Z o'clock
in the morning and 8 o'clock in the
evening on Monday, June 5, began
to-day. Any changes in the various
districts will be announced as fast
as they are made.
Volunteer as Clerks
! Charles w. BURNETT volunteered
to act as clerk to the board for the
third district, including the Seventh,
Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth wards,
and was appointed. Howard Irwin,
20 South Nineteenth street, was Sc
lected by the board of the second
district comprising the Second,
Eighth, Ninth and Thirteenth wards,
The other district board has not de-
cided who will be selected as clerk.
Twelve Sign Up
Executive registration officers of
the three subboards in the city re-
! ported to Mayor Charles A. Miller,
! lIle appointments OIL TeBlSITaTS. fur-
| ther reports will be made as other
plans are completed.
Twelve persons in the city, who
reside in distant places and will be
away on June 5, already signed reg
istration cards at the office OF City
Clerk r. Ross Seaman. One of these
resides in Indiana, another in Texas
and a third in Long Island.
Sheriff w. w. Caldwill and Deputy
/ =. NNssE
visiting each one. of the county reg
| istrars personally, spent another day
in the upper end of the county and
may return tomorrow.
| City registrars who were appoint
ed follow:
First ward, First precinct: w. w.
Cole, William M. Kain; Second pre-
cinct, Harry Houser, Harry Dettling;
| Third precinct, John Kraber, George
| w. Lieseman.
Second ward, First precinct: Paul
f. Reindell, J. D. Shields; Second
precinct, S. f. Arnold, II. K. Nc
Near; Third precinct, j. l.. Heighes,
Frank l.. Wallis; Fourth precinct, ID.
Augustus Lutz, S. II. Harper; Fifth
precinct, George G.. Swilkey, NJ. L.
Heisler; Sixth precinct, D. A. Baer,
l.. G.. Nom.
Third ward, First precinct: G.. r.
INSiItit " 1Oi DeCOnu
precinct L. G. Showaker, Harry
Crelier; Third precinct, b. NJ. Africa,
Thomas S. Peters.
Fourth ward, First precinct, A.
Snavely, w. III. Myers; Second pre-
cinct, II. MEG. SINNERS, Harry Mil
Ter.
Fifth ward, First precinct, Alex
ander Maurer, G. w. Emminger;
Second precinct. William l.. Obey,
G. b. Johnson; Third precinct. A. II.
Taylor, A. M. Hamer; Fourth pre-
cinct, b. Harry Lutes, John w. Fill
ing.
Sixth ward, First precinct, M. r.
Dwyer, M. +. Reed; Second pre-
Ecinct, Walter Brownewell, Lloyd
Shirley: Third precinct. A. S. ORA
venstodt, j. F. Shepley.
Seventh ward, First precinct, DR..
William Marshall, DR.. Stephen j.
Lewis; Second precinct, David Dun
lap, Percy c. Moore; Third precinct,
DR.. c. e. Jauss, Richard HAYWARD;
Fourth precinct, Harold E. Yaple,
Joseph ]. Samson; Fifth precinct,
Paul A. Rhine, j. B. Lightner; Sixth
precinct, DR.. VIM. e. Gimper, Harry
Shreiner.
Eighth ward, First precinct. Harry
Winger; second precinct, Calder b.
Shammo: Third precinct, ]. IL. Will
liams, II. f. Whitenmyer; Fourth
precinct, Charles Moeslein, William