Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-05
RECRUITING DOOMED
BY REGISTRATION
Men With Receipts and Those
Beyond Conscription Age
Flock to the Colors
NEED 1000 RADIO MEN
Four Indians From Carlisle School En-
list-First Regiment Wants 600
New Members

There was brisk flow Of men toward
recruiting stations today in spite OF the
fact that only men OF conscription age with
registration receipts and men Of noncon-
scripton age were accepted
Twenty-Five men we're accepted by the
army today and sent TO Fort Slocum. N. Y.
A recruiting officer accompanied them as a
precautlon against their being detaipod by
the police Tho first man with a rEstra-
tion certificate 20 enlist IN the army was
Edward Brandt, twenty-slX years old.
bookkeeper OF sol North Nineteenth street.
recruiting station for enlistiug 1000
Philadelphians as wireless operators WaF
opened in the Mayors office today. The
men are wanted Immediately for training
and will be paid S20.90 month from the
start. They may attend night or day
classes and continue TO hold their positions
until they qualify. Applicants must be more
than eighteen years Of age. Lieutenant r.
Y Cadmus. chief Of the local radio office Of
the naval coast defense reserve, and En-
sign David j. Heillg will conduct the classes,
which win be held in the Y. NJ. G. A. and
the Parkway Building.
An effort to gather in harvest OF re-
cruits was made bright and early today
by Captain S. A. w. Patterson. Marine
Corps recruiting officer, who sent out FIVE
recruiting automobiles 10 the various divi-
sion registration places The motorcars
were in charge Of marine recruiting officers,
who appealed to the men registering to
enlist in the marine corps.
-Four Indian students from the Carlisle
Indian School enlisted In the navy as APP
prentice seamen. They were Edward p.
Thorpe. nineteen years old, brother Of Jim
Thorpe, the noted athlete Joe A, Pappio,
eighteen years old George ]. Cayenne,
twenty-one years old. and Howard Foreman,
twenty -one years old.
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States forces--Army 2s; navy, AZ; marine
corps, IL engineers, rs; signal corps 20;
coast guard, u quartermaster corps, o.
National Guard OF Pennsylvania-FirstI In
fantry, 49, Third Infantry. II; Sixth In
fantry 1G Second Field Artillery, 20.
The following enlistments were announced
today:
Walter, p; Fr!ta. 10. 1920 Myttsr st.
Matthew A. FSlyey, 3s Guys Hotel. 7th and
tSsP tSsPl;; s'$So 4 A;4sssr a 49, ~ g:ysi
}qsT RsHso9h Co. 2ss s2s fd1 N blts St ST.
EiSSS EEiSSs kSsa kS%s'59o e. e. Sis q 81 St
Paul Paul Z SgpWdar S,1Wn 90 IoS7 IoH r. W "a rns,,, st, o
gsia;55f r. sfSss 5S$s sa!S 4;
s55:. $s + $s!? J III T. aslS %
Camille ri Taho,- go. .i140 Watkins st.
George esSS SS fSc9 2aiS ST.
UNITED STATES NAVY
John a. I',y Dsyine, 2l, ,Wvg,iimipston. Del
:sSs:ef s5si RSSS 'H$$S.F SsS SS$sFss, st.
Howard aowsrd FOCEsmSn; 2l; ;;cStlisIsi Pa
ESrSra "a 4 fsORS = 4Sorbs i: s. SSrss Gas.Fsa Pa
GqSorFe A Hand ID. 20 West Chester. ter. Pa, VII.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
Marh Mn iShR IGaR wocd %2 S e. 20 H. s2S st.
t65sSn HssS Hslsfs aSSs fsf 81 sSs55a5 5af; f. Ind
ss.r psyd AGyss Smss Mc9sy aS MoTswn
Robert II. schsid %, lancaster, Pa,
Harry Joseph With, 90, Lancaster. Pa,
Ssmd Ss5n iusws q smSP' 81 81 tsPSSss BsP%Sds
James 2: Paryin. "a, shioh,, y. J.; oo
Steven KToSSf c2fn' e. siamoR 6SR2 Pa a2d ST.
william sauer6ier. %, 2a2s N Lawrence st.
John 1. Ball; 81. Milford square Bucks Co.. Pa.
RGx FoS Caste "a S,o 2s q oBFaySGis,wyooa YIi,NyO W Va
Harry c. Fox, 81 q n, 10th St. Darby. Pa.
John j; Graham "a. .RivsrsIde. N j.
EransliR W Kiag Jg S1SS ,I PaTk;ido 5gI, ave.
JossDs JSssPs ka!tSrD k a,s e. l3S 32s S2G
John T. Marphy 90 sass EaSerfoTd S f ave. ave
Armand % RSdeTmaeke2' r. g. s MetR0dist HEospItal
AlPhonse ]. sarre. 90 66iO N, 7th St. oak
Tho@ss, J, Shields 80 2ale y. Marshan st.
HSln Winn9ld II rSTD Solomon Ridley PSEk Pa,
Thomas NJ. Tresser, 81. 2234 s. 18th st.