Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-25
BOARDS HERE ARE
READY FOR CALL
All in Middle District Have
Enough Men Certified; First
District Men Who Go

Complete quotas for every district
in the second middle judicial district
was the announcement made to-day
| at the headquarters of the district
| board at the Capitol. Chief Clerk
Robert R. Free stated that nearly
every local board in the district has
received the certification of enough
men to send the required thirty per
cent. on November 2, and in many
cases the local boards are assured of
their entire quotas. The boards
which have not received their certi1-
cations will receive them to-day or
tomorrow, the lists having been
made out. The district board con-
cluded it's weekly session yesterday
and will not meet again until Mon
day morning at 8 o'clock.
County Commissioner c. c. Cumb-
Ter, chairman of the local exemption
board of District No. 1, Dauphin
county, stated this morning that the
entire quota for this district has
been secured and il is possible that
some will be left over when the nnal
contingent is sent This board has
examined 100 men end out of that
number has secured 255. Already
this board has sent 1875 men to Camp
Meade. Next Monday 81 colored
men will be sent, leaving thirty-two
men to fill the quota. This district
board has certified back to this
board forty-four men for service.
These men will leave for Camp
Meade on November 2. The exact
number that will leave on this day
from this district is not known.
Thirty per cent. of the quota has
been asked by the government, but
the compliance with this order Will
bring the quota of the Steelton dis
trict over the required number. Some
of the men sent, to Camp Meade have
been sent back as physically unht.
Their places will be taken by the
men who leave on November 2. 1t
has been estimated that between
thirty and thirty-tive men Will be
all that this board will have to send
to complete the quota for the nrst
draft. This is the first board in Dau-
phin county to officially announce the
filling of its quota.
Those Who Go November
The Paxtang board will examine
men next week. This board mas
called 1926 men to be examined.
The Elizabethville board is prepar-
ing to send thirty per cent. OF its
quota away on November 2.
board will report at its headquarters
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. The
white men who will leave for Camp
Meade on November 2 are as follows:
Bozo Apacic, Adam Grmusa, Sam
uel n. Whitman, John GerseVic,
Waco Navakavic, Imbro MorekoVic,
Mike Rijovick, ,Dinko Mishoff. Alexa
Zoric. Jack Peres, Dimitar Vidovic
and Steve Magic, Steelton; Milovan
Sherbula, Lebanon; Yose Todett, u.
Youngstown, Ohio; Stojan Gallo
Steelton; George Zerance, Steelton;
Raymond +. Watson, Harrisburg;
Joseph NJ. Levine, Anton Malvich,
Steelton; Anon H. Lehman, Eliza
bethtown: Jacob Seib, William Sieg-
fried, Carlo Radich, Fred w. Lenk-
er. Walter S. Balmer. Clarence 70.
Heefner, Steve Damic. George r. Mil
Ter, Earl B. Heller, Edward NJ. Nc
Kelvey, and Perry II. Kain, Steelton;
Edward Sheetz, Royalton; Richard
Buckner, Steelton; Samuel T. Long,
Middletown; Samuel Sides, High
spire; Samuel f. Cain, Middletown;
Xustin L. Harold, Middletown; Juan
Trevino, Royalton.