Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-25
IEARLY 1O,OOOMEN
'CNLTSTED in STATE
NJ, Pennsylvanians Have
.1oined Regular Army
Since April l
G. P. NEEDS MEN

.,io has recruited 9031 men for
Penny sirce April I. Yesterdays army
aI. Tor the state was l64; the total
s,lsums, IN the United states was 1871.
soures we're given in dispatches
nesss srom washington today. Further
FnN.u 90 bsing made for enlistment In
lppsas o. s corps and other arms Of the
,ular service a.
a.st If a series OF weekend hikes
lne --o,,vers TO train recruits and stimu-
y h1iis,pents will be begun tomorrow,
be ~" second Pennsylvania Field Artil-
r~ q marches to Eddystone.
hu,e which is in preparation for
" 80 into the Federal service July 10,
pnsu % command Of Major Il. st. John
.u nsu,Iv appointed to the regiment.
fFq.-i. u,ill parade down Broad street to-
~, afternoon with some of It's field
80 and out walnut street to the
lsar nike. After an all-night camp, the
Vsl.n, will visl. the munitions plants
lsrsdystonc and VIII go through field ma
l.lysrs under captain liellyer' OF ba'tery
The regiment needs 1VV men W o'i"s
m 10 war strength
n ',,lI blooded Apache lndian-Richard
U ,isvI a machinist in the pennsylvania
chi
" p ~ account cf defective vision when
pn,rIied for enlistment in the Ninth
Iaor S Reserve Regiment in the Hale
ling Hevl. who is forty-five years old.
ninyed nm after a battle between Gero-
~. Indians and United States troops In
. ponto Basin. Arizona. The two-year-
.snoose was adopted by Lieutenant
E..ss Heyl. Of the Twenty-thir1 United
g.,.s infantry, and has lived In the East
. bis life,
ns engineer unit, which is to go to
,.nce as soon as possible, has enlisted
T. than 500 men. Boilermakers and
Erksmiths are especially needed.
pspinning tonight the Philadelphia con-
,,sInt of the American Ambulance Corps
sr recruit at night at the Cooper Bat
.5on Hall. 223o Christian street The naval
s,d defense reserve recruiting officers re-
" ,Tpd orders today to recruit no more men
r,,pt cooks, bakers, mess attendants and
sVsicians. The quartermaster corps, en-
Eng men at 23 South Twenty-third street
"a wagon drivers and teamsters.
The following enlistments were announced
UNITED STATES NAVY
seR p 9RgisRp rIs Is l4Iq iRINH ETerieS E6Rps sb
sr,rd Joseph Deylin, 20, 635 Venengo ST.
Eifan HiiH John Mahrer, 22, 400 Ashdale st.
GRADY. u, lhlt fllDeTl
bsfles Washington Price, Jr.. 81 Burlington.
~ UNITED STATES ARMY
n,mss J. Fitzsimmons. 20, Wilmington, Del.
ian Feruccio. -, Elktoni Nd.
sgvsa 3a 4ii9 dgTmsT5STn i11,s PSTE.,SS aye ave-.
s,Fss sRSsa J, J. BaCckert a. 2282 N; Hancock ST.
A,P5TsRG AstRs,s 90 g. r9S4 iSs Rfn RhfPnis st. ST.
G.spS ~ h JoniR Il, PA Brandywine st.
Ts 3 McKi9ny: IS 5S22 XSGG% sP,nStou st s.,
rs sPSsT, Ssntis' y q, 1. 7s4 Clifton st - -,o ~
tEst H. Handsehumaoker' 'r" IL 'i' w.
" n'n1nfg :. fGllioit. SS 81, gsis y, crSskey st.
Tard n1 C. oTifffR TiRPRGr Il. 50i9 FraREford ave.
sDh .PapsiaccK, -, 81 y, 4th 5,,t, g. :,
ISBSsh bi6S 81 iais is' 4 isth SyGF st. ST.
sTd HH's Moss. s.'' 81. 5O83 Dufheld St.
RSTSs hSySy % o. isS i3S5 WYE \ ista g. St
SSb Bresser. "a, 1855, n. llth St
yqGdFHs aEgs 20 - % III n W EE'fiST Huntingdon ST,
ism Larmour 10, $40, + sDfTPSsFt DTSSt,.sdon st; st.
l4lrd KayanaER, u. Wilmington. Del.
sS6 a c6aIser. g. 2GG9 1s4 FaSamo5t GSgl s1; st.
4 NJ a. Chancler, 10. 3O00 Gaui ST.
oUARTERMAsTER RESERVE CORPS
sInIssl n McCaTthy. nS5fs, -. YardieyI Pa.
XVI ". johnson, ~, EaiEdel,d, Pa;
A1
< sn'' Sr'i Francis Walsh, "a, 527 N; eSd st'p
AFP PonD4 M9gr"gs' 81 sG4 aG \ SoTEld'G%tH gsd st "a
kmas Mct.auEnIin, y. 42O9 n. 9th st.
6nI brandt. u, $50 :,a y; a9!h St; ..v.
"; 5iE,' qyaPe&y & $$i,F2SSy y FEssRSE RgtsF #;
coaHerse %SEGT &c Custer Is 4iO Batm95e ave
huard Maurice Herman 1a arrS rrisbnrr m Ps-
U. s. ENGINEERS RESERVE CORPS
III IG56sR ESsRreI Sisa 'Y ROxboFoush a S ave-
hymond W. Borst, 20, s44 N; 18th St
ks1Ster " w. nyshs Charles, a3. DowningtoWn. Pa.
lsDh G. W. inklip; -, Pittsburgh Pa
. IVA q q PDSTey'b DEswy'baTsh. @ ~ Chambersburg. Pa.
INN y Fsr5s }5S: 5, wil%1FSttSn IN nSStSi Pa, Pel'
1 EviR b. tirieff, II, Reading, Pa;
eSSsrIsk HPPp; 10; Jsmaa5Gfsa' afa \ T. 9th N st.
ls6osas J. HEbert; $si Pittsbgrsh' Pa
Ssrsss = Leon Leon Hardt, 5s, Pitts6prsh' Pa
SDnSEus sE 6 L. Le2HH 2int H. ipitsSh PittsSursh Pa
Lynn, y: PitGairBn5i n N; Wilmington, Del.
sats% t% MsSsr. M@s'sSasi Il; Esa diSg IN N r. 8
sy ssteE w. MSeoliousR MsSiiesRRa ~ =" wEinsbgrs Pa,
/ bert T. McGough AZ, Pitcairn, "a.
gnam f. Myers, %, Harrisburg Pa
4 homas f. Neil %, Wlkinsburg, "a
/ ksyin q. Neithammer, 30, Reading, fa'
lbert d. Phillips. %, Pittsburgh Pa
. lmes r. Raymond, "a, Oakhall, Pa ~.
llllam A. RothenbergeT, -, ReaolhB' Fa'
. lu c. Rupp, % Boalsburg Pa
hlph d. Sands 20. Reading, Pa. n
Forge d. SCHNEIDER. II, Pittsburgn. "a ID.
ten N. shackelford, 90, WilkinsfGurE;aF
lssell c, Smith. 20, jeanette, Pa. n
WARD 4. Spear, 2s, Chambersburg. n.
terge 2. stauffer, 81. Chambers6nrg,
-sr ,lssr D. stauner: q GhampIeIspPSe' p,ana per Par
solge ], Stromer, 80, Pitcairn; Pa
pares Sumers. "a, Pitcairn, Pa.
4 enes Il. Walker, 32 Dowingtown, fa' "
kliam ]. Watson, Jr.. 25t- PittspHre9' Fs'
earlss p Williams. 10. Hollis, n. Y.
syd woodside, 20, 542o Merton aye.
in1mas s. Young, 2s, Pittsburgh IA
Nnard Bombich 90, Pittsburgh IA
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