Evening journal., 1917-09-14
States Nationals
80 PER Cent. Strong
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provos. marshal should change his
ruling.
REGISTRATION Of both agriculturists
and Negroes. and the Wilmington
dlstrict referred 10 Is a large Nesio
dfstrict In both Of these d strlcts
n,oro than 80 per cent OF The quota
has heen certified as soldiers, put
fhis includes tho agriculturists ann
Negroes. who are no. 70 report un /
IN October l. 10 IS because OF tnese I
conditions thai the district board IS !
10 return 10 Georgetown on Monday 2
BOARD No. 3 is the only one oi the
local boards 10 announce the llst on
men who will be sent 20 Camp DiA on
next Wednesday. This list was gi.en /
out bv board today. ne othet uv"i u
are working on their lists anu
~ have them completed by tomorrow
ocal poard 40. 1 has received word
from Camp nix that every member OF
sts contingent sent to camp two weeks
seo have been accepted as soldiers. Inis
is the second board 20 receive such-fh-
Formafion BOARD No. 2 having Deen no
fi0ed Yesterday that all OF lis men nave
been accepted. .,
While the matter is being discussed
An a general way. no definite plans haN
been announced for send-on TOT ,llp
ccnscrints when they leave Wilmington
next Wednesday, Some Of the local
hoards are anxious 70 have tho men
elven a suitable farewell.
The men from Board No. who nave
heen notified 10 report at 3 O'CLOCK heN'
Tuesdav afternoon preparatory to oe-
fnr sent 20 Camp Dix on WednesuaH'
sollow.
Iobn pever Young, Simeon Lord
kVaters. James B. McVey. Joseph Fran
cis Greeley, Z. Vaughan Jones telA
John Laverty, Evite Amos loderr Dan
lel r. oDonnell, Joseph A. Marshall
nwek. Edwin Palmer Ruian, Horny >.
Yesaee. Anionl Kadlubowsh, Vincent
+. Gestwick, John stefan Birowsh'
Walter p. Carrian, Marrocin Pslo' John
~ Borowsk Thomas ]. Fallon, VII
ham Thomas shannon, francizisek Wis
kenieVsN. Edward krolich, Henry +.
settler. George Malone Bennett John
IN Collision. Albert picciott Willard :
lCatis. Morris James, Henry Trent
Names +. McCloskey, James n. peeig
Julus Bowman, II. Goldsborough
smith John Charles Doughcrty. James
Josenh Skelley, James 4. Lee
Leonard W. johnson. James H.
NIcDermott, Jr., George Detoe, John
James Kelley Jacob 1 Slider, Harry
Abraham Cohen John Rex ShocMey
Charles p. Thompson, Robert Boyle
Dennis A. Dougherty. Anthony hry
etosik. Fred J. Gedling Pavel Smis
c,ensk stephen 2. Mulhorn, Joseph y
NfcCulloueh. William A. Spittc Har
vev J. Connolly James 7. McDonough
John James Elliott. Joseph Rucinski
Thomas Riggione. Ronald James Buch
nnan George j. Tschumc. Chester Mex
Dukershied. Stanley Bozak, John 4
Walsh. Waclaw kaszwsli. kalisty Ic
browski Sebastian Hebhk. Anthon
Tlaszvnska, Francisco Baricaro, Sllvi
Comclla.
Alternates-Alexsndro Angelezri AZ
thur William johnson, Charles
Thornton. William Sayers. j. w hea
ing. y A. Patterson Frank L. Jono
Division No. Exempt
Local Board No 4 announces The II
lowing persons exempt from draft, ha
ine entered the military service;
Walter A. Bonsall. rs Tatnall stree
Frank McAfullen i00i Shallcross az
" Chemrrl, 1905 West Sixth street
David Monohon, 80 Rockford Road
Giovanni Loreto, 709 Union street
Frank Edmond Briggs s26 Madison
Nelson Proudford, Red Oak Road
Willard street. was discharged becou
Of physical deficiency
selected for Military seryice-Dirisi
No. I.
The State Board has certified 10
local board Of Division No 1 the folio
Ing men selected for military service
James Brown, 6i6 West Seventh 81
Walter L. Moore. 5ii West Sixth 81
Edward J Nonahan, 6i2 w Eighth
Howard p Rose 100 North Adams
Robin p. Gilbert. 101 w Eleventh
Edwin G. Smyth, 2i06 w. Sixteenth
Hazel Bratcher. 4 Beatty Place.