Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-09
SECOND ARTILLERY Is
ONLY REGIMENT FILLED
First and Third Infantry Need
More Men in Last Re-
cruiting Week

Today begins the last week Of recruiting
before National Guard regiments in this
city and State leave for mobilization
oenters.
The assembly for training for foreign
service is scheduled for all the units to start
next Sunday.
OF the Philadelphia regiments, the Sec
ond Artillery Is recruited TO fun war
strength. Colonel Hamilton d. Turner In
oommand, announced that he had the re-
quired 1900 men.
Notwithstanding that fact" he said, III
any good mon come along we are not likely
20 turn them down"
The First Regiment needs between 800
and 400 men TO fill its quota The war
strength Of the regiment Is about 1000.
The Sixth Regiment needs about 800 men.
The Quartermaster's Department of the
army is now making every effort to nh the
governments order Of 1900 bakers and 500
cooks for the cantonments.
The Third Regiment also needs mon.
Colonel G. w. Brookheld will remain at
the regiments recruiting station In city
Hall and direct the drive for recruits from
there. special effort TO get many South
Phiiadephians to enlist will be made dur
ing the last recruiting week
United States Navy recruiting will CEN
tertaround the enlisting Of machinists for
the Navy Aviation Corps and Quarter
masters clerks for the same branch Of the
service.
Sixteen recsuits were enlisted in the Sig
nal Enlisted Reserve Corps bctwceN Thurs
day and Sunday, It was announced today,
IN a recruiting drive through Pottsville
Hazleton, Wilkes Barre Scranton and York
) headed by Lieutenant Douglas Mocfar!an,
o. r. c.
Another campaign is being planned
Through the coal regions to raise the
number enlisted to the required 239 Al
most 200 are now enlisted
Captain Coombs, in charge Of the re-
cTuiting station. says that wireless mon.
cooks and saddlers are stll needed. These
men will stand In line FOR noncommissioncd
appointments.
THIRD PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY
Ivan outochinnikeft. 20. 422 $. Front St.
tSSSTisss sfsrzi oT,;o ~ 7th apa fo B9n6Tdge St.
Arthur r. Burke, 25. 1880 Master st.
UNITED STATES NAVY
Sohn Daniel Keenan,. "a. Gloucester, n, J.
suPPLYN YNEThISSiLr ThAINi LrEETSSSSYJvANn ESSFpJ
Eenk T Wilson 2lI2 +. Cheten ave.
Jesse l.. Carterett, ls5 y. Broad st.
UNITED STATES ARMY
El%SSEb r r. fs,gs; FE,1 p gsssgg asss Hancock
EsR$S Fis.S i ssn 81 aiS i5 5Sa " aSSSS aB4sy. y.
{qhn w se2Es MG, 21 iiS 9hyIf yI5qss' Mexican
ksSS%Srtt. q :, dTSaSm 1%':$ ii2s s. MsIS :io, g.
4 HlppenSteel II,
George Arsher. 10 2422 Maschcr 81
Paul A. Joyce, 20, WillSes-Rarrc, Pa.
BsnHr Ferry n ASr q 3ia5 sesn 81 ,PFs FPFrssniEiord
HARRY NJ. Schaffer. 20. Camden, n. J.
Muzani Giovanni, 10, 1915 $. 18th st.
Adam Zahnssc~yk "a 7OI N. American ST.
John Dulsk 35. 1918 Cores st.
Harry a. Sicins. % 9OR ~ isd 81.
James A. Clalin, 32 1916 Wallace 81.
Henry l. Roth. "a. 245 e. Gravers lane, Chest-
irwin Fuller. II. 1919 wallace st.
John Morello 80. 1880 $. 18th 81.
Thomas F. Wheelan Jr, 81 629 n. lgth II.
ceorge Wood 30, Lenni, Pa.
SIGNAL ENLISTED RESERVE CORPS
Jhomas Boyer, -, Lancaster. Pa.
Richard ". Kueber, Il, East MauCh Chunk, Pa
Bamuel C. Watson. -. Wilkes Barre, Pa.
George w Miller. -, Reading. Pa
Richard ID. Heck 20 OribsOnla, Pa
John L. Esesser, 80, York, Pa.
Samuel f. Moore 2i, Lancaster Pa.
Otto F. Messner. %, Williamstown, Pa.
Joseph =. Cook II, Pottsville Pa,
Christian W. Martin, 20, Lancaster Pa.
Leon Fetterof, -, Scranton, Pa.
John ]. Jordan, II, Scranton, Pa.
Leon G. Robinson, Is, Lancaster Pa.
Mark r. Eaby, 81, Lancaster, Pa.
Fred J.. Fargo 81 Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
John T. O'Neil, II, Lancaster, Pa.
QUARTERMASTER RESERVE CORPS
Jacob w. Shaub, 20, 1897 Euclid ave.
r. Walken, -. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Soaeph Herstein, 20 1901 $. 2lst ST.