Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-05
MANY MORE ARE
APPROVED FOR
NIAGARA CAMP
Capt. Harrell Forwards Last
List of Names; City Well
Represented

The closing day for applications
for admission to the Officers Re-
serve training camp for this district
at Fort Niagara found an increasing
rush yesterday.
The number of applicants from
this district to pass through the
army recruiting office in charge of
Captain William f. Harlaell was
boosted beyond the 500-marll yes
terday. No more applicants will
be examined at the local Office ex-
cept those with previous military
training and having established busi-
ness ability. Such men will be ac-
cepted by special permission of the
officers in charge of the camp, but
they must apply before Monday
morning. 1t is expected to complete
the work at the office here before
Monday night.
which have been recommended to
the officer in charge at the Fort
Niagara camp follows:
Many More Recommended
Harrisburg-Harry L. Ehler, Ray
p. Antrim. Harry A. Cohen, Leroy
f. Stauffer, Charles j. Zigper,
Thomas M. Collins, Stanley M.
Livingston, Edgar II. Smith, Joshua
G.. Swartz, Jesse d. Wells, Wendell
Y. Blaming. Alfred S. Ellenberger,
william |. Laubenstein. Pierre +.
Myers and Lewis E. Wilson.
York--Clarence p. Boxers, James
E. Clinch. r. II. Grouse, Harry D.
Immel: E. S. Taliaferro.
Lewisburg Hazard c. Chase.
Charles NJ. limerick.
Gettysburg n. Criseman, John
r. Embich. Edward l.. Homan,
James f. Kelley. G. A. Phillips,
James S. Richards. George II.
Trundle. Edgar J. Eyler.
Annville-David r. Fink, Reno f.
Shamokin-Joseph r. Strickland,
Oliver A. Strickland, Joseph S. Fer
raro.
Mont Alto - Howard L. Van
Arsdall. Walter F. Mosch, Walter
NJ. Senft.
William A. Chase, Jr.,
Clearfield; f. III. c. ellis, Kane: Ell
wood S. Frymire, Milton; Thomas
n. O'Neill, Hanover; Thomas p.
Read. Huntingdon; Henry w. Storey,
Lykens; Thomas II. Coleman, Me-
Keesport; Charles Z. Hilleary, New
Cumberland +. Ralph Lehman, Will
Transport: Herbert l., McNulty,
ambersburg; j. r. Smoody, Leb-
anon: Theodore Il. Wood, Chambers
burg; Jacob Shapiro. Lebanon;
Ralph O. Statler, .Middletown; y. Nj.
Lack.
Carlisle Marion f. Grim. P. VI.
Sheedy, Merrill F. Hummel, Gustave
Welch, Reed G. Einstein.
Arthur HolIcr Enlists
Arthur F. Holler, son of Pro-
thonotary Henry f. Holler, enlisted
in the navy at Philadelphia yester-
day and was Immediately assigned
to the Hospital Department in the
Atlantic Naval Coast Defense with
the rank of petty officer. Mr.. Holler
is student at Lafayette, where he
had been studying medicine prior
to his enlistment.
Spencer Roberts, second lieutenant
of engineers. assistant engineer in
the Public Service Commission. and
Mart Ogelsby, who is with the Cen
trail Construction and Supply Com
panY, have both been ordered to re-
port at the Fort Niagara training
camp on May s.
Chance in Engineering Corps
An order from the Adiutant Cen
eral was received at the local re-
cruiting office this morning authoriz-
ing, them to obtain recruits for the
euSlUteTS corps as lOllOWSs Black
smiths, machinists, wheelwrights,
blasters, powdermen, cabinet makers.
carpenters skilled in wood
work, bridge and concrete form.
bridge and house, bridge. rough and
ship. cooks, clerks, bookkeepers
stenographers, typewriters, drivers.
craftsmen, steam drill operators,
mine and quarry men, electricians
dynamo tenders and arc light men,
installation and linemen. steam en-
gineers, hosting engineers. gas or
gasoline engineers, chauffeurs. fer
riers, stationary or locomotive en-
Blough, Goldie Roth, Sara Smith,
Fannie LEVITT. Sara Cramer, Mary
IL. Hogan, Flora B. BentZel. Esther
Wagner, Mary Stroup, Anna V.
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