Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-19
Registrars Volunteer Ser
vices on June S When
Enrolment Will Be Made,
Mayor and Sheriff to At
tend Conference
POLLING PLACES
BEING MADE READY
Expected Work Will Be
Pushed Through in One
Day; Assessors in County
Quick to Respond to
Appeal

Organization of city and county
forces for the registration on June
of all men in Dauphin county. between
the ages of Il and 80 years inclusive,
started to-day.
While Mayor Charles A. Miller and
Sheriff w. w. Caldwell have received
no Official orders yet to proceed it is
understood that after. the conference
Brumbaugh preparations will be rap
idly completed for the work.
County Commissioners have already
received notifications from registrars
and registry assessors in eighty five
of the one hundred and twenty five
polling districts in the city and coun-
ty volunteering their services free
of charge to list the registrations.
Polling Places Notified
Notices WIN be sent out within the
next few days to polling places so
that these will be ready for use on
June S. AS soon as further plans
are made by state officials city and
county officials will start at once to
complete arrangements, and IL neces-
sary name additional men to take the
registrations.
Mayor Miller has already notified
Governor Brumbaugh he will be pres
| ent on Tuesday afternoon at the con-
ference of sherlffs and mayors from
this state. other city officials may
attend, including City Clerk r. Ross
! Seaman, as there are a number of
men employed in the city who will
have to apply to him for blanks, then
fill them out and send to the places of
registration in counties or cities
where they reside.
VOIuntper RapistrapS
Registrars and registry assessors
in the city and county who have al
ready volunteered their services on
June S, the day set for the registra-
tion follows:
Derry township, second precinct,
Harry S. Brandt; third, +. +. Gege-
rise; Elizabethyille, ]. H. Bonawitz;
Halifax borough, Daniel G.. Sweig-
ard; Highspire, John Bingaman;
Hummelstown, Fl. Homer Sucker,
Cyrus Miller; Lower Swatara town
ship, r. r. Hallmau; Lykens bor-
ough, Henry Keiser and f. ]. Lou
den; Middletown, William II. Stipe,
Levere Deckard, Beck Carver, Rob-
ert Fl. Springer, u. S. Dolson; Mid
die Paxton township, Emanuel
Seiger; Millersburg, James Light,
Peter Rumtc; Paxtang, II. A.
Il 81.
Hicks; Reed township, Charles f.
Reed; Royalton, Frank b. Frunk;
South Hanover township, G. S. Wag-
ner; Steelton,. George w. Neff, 4.
L. Gallagher, II. e. Bush, Joe
Bricker. Nelson J.. Jackson, Charles
Fl. Rider, Oscar l.. Eppinger, j. Fl.
Daley. Michael Clarkin; Susque-
hanna township, M. ID. Lyter. w. II.
Saul, G: A. Ellenberger; Swatara
Elmer W. Frantz, n. p. Rutherford:
Uniontown, William Burlington;
West Hanover township, ]. e..
Meyer; West Londonderry town.
ship, A. Elmer Rubb; Wiconisco
township, Edward A. Minich, j.
Ross Higgins.
City-First ward, third precinct.
John Kraber: Second ward, first pre-
cinct, Paul F. Reindell, second pre-
cinct, S. r. Arnold. fourth precinct.
ID. Lutz. sixth precinct, ID. A. Baer
Third ward, first precinct, C. X.
Keffer. second precinct, b. G. Show
eaker; Fourth ward, first precinct.
MEG. SINNERS; Fifth ward. second
precinct, w. l.. Olley, fourth pre-
cinct, B. Harry Lutes; Sixth ward.
first precinct, M. F. DIVER. third
precinct, A. S. Dravenstat; Seventh
ward, second precinct, r. e. Bank
ers, fourth precinct, ]. f. Bowers,
sixth precinct. Christian r. wissler:
Ninth ward. fourth precinct. w. T.
Vanaman. seventh precinct. William
b. Potts; Tenth ward. first precinct.
c. II. Mendephall second precinct.
y. f. Byrnes. third precinct. Albert
Koenig. fourth precinct, Albert / |
Mehring; Eleventh ward. second pre-
rinct. s. Fl. Lane. third precinct. /
Harry b. Hanlen. fourth precinct. !