Evening journal., 1917-09-04
80. DELAWAREANS
IN national TODAY
Men Will Report After 4
O'Clock and Join Service
at. Once
CHANGERS APPEAL
FOR FARM LABOR


report at the olfcos OF the other local
boards 20 be taken into the army.
Shortly after tho men reported. Dr.
Harrison w. Howell made the men a
short address behind closed doors,
which consisted OF some sound advice
ON personal hygiene. he especially inn
pressed upon their minds the value and
necessity of absolute cleanliness, ana
told them he wanted them to be a credit
to this city in every way.
They were a splendid looking lot OF
young men that reported 10 board No I,
and, according % Dr. Howell, are enthu-
siastic over their mission, which will
take them forth from their homes TO-
morrow morning on their way 20 the
| great concentration camp at Wughts-
town, y. j.
They were given until 4 o'clock this
afternoon TO spend with their friends
and relatives, after being admonshed
by the medical member Of the board
that q o'clock means o'clock; that
they were then under military orders,
which must be obeyed 10 the letter. At
that time one Of their number will be
chosen TO lead the party. The follow
ing are the men who reported FOR mill
tary service this morning.
BOARD NO. I.
J. n. Benson, Jr., No. GO Rockford
Road.
Nathaniel Howell, No. AOi Delaware
avenue.
Charles ]. O.Neil, No. 6i2 Van Buren
street
Herbert y. Hartman, No iOo West
Seventh street.
Renee Howard. No 9i5 Tatnall street
4. s. Bowel, No. 1902 Jefferson street
George Slonsky, No. Coz Lincoln
street.
V. L. Gullck. No. 900 Jackson street.
Alternates.
]. II. McWhorter, No. i0i6 Jackson
street.
r. w. N. stats, NO. 67O3 WoodlawI
y avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
r. n. ]. Lewis, No. 1909 Pennsylvania
5 avenue.
!, Herman l.. Truitt, No. s26 Pine street
p Otto Giesc, No. 2ii4 Market street.
C Edward James Ford, No. 723 Vandeve
t avenue
William @. Blest No. SAP spruc
Herbert Chapman. No. 400 E. sixt
e street.
y N. H. Foster. No. 2IO3 Tatnail stree
Alternates.
Irving Rigs Cats, No. 1916 Jessu
8 street.
It Harvey A. Milbourne, 20. iiOs kirl
le wood street.
" tforbort u Venable. No. g2i Ea
q Seventeenth street.
s BOARD NO. 3.
Hubbard Jones. No. 7S0 West Sc
n 0 Stanley Ragan. No. soi Marshf
William Lambert, Curtis Bay. N
,r carl A Nentwlg, No. 42l Eigh
NJ avenue. o.k
49, caster avenue
VI Frank sabatino. No. sos we
Second street
IS Frank L. Jones. No 7lO Sou
- Franklin street. -.
es Clarence z. Scott, Nc. 1913 Sou
Harrison street
Marshall c. Oliver, No. 2Ss Re
ney street.
is John Gorech, No 1902 sycamo
he b Vaughan Jones. No. loi RI
ton ney street.
10 West Fifth street.
BOARD NO. 4.
William Mclaughlin. No. 200 III
81, Jos joseph Hopkins, No. AZ West S
IL, us O"f aliSrio Aranda No. s2s Townse
-as street. , A.. "a
nat Third street 80
NY Edward L. Klingier, No $40 Mar
ss, sss ''isss Patsy sOlse. No. sos East FOu
ike street.
re- Harry J. Grant. No. Sl9 New Cas-
iSs' Michael B. Hylsnd, No 400 Tau
N street
AL. At s o'clock. along with the n
.at- soldiers from the other boards u
ned will again report at the headquarl
NJ OF the board for retreat roll cal,
ar ter which they will be free uhtl
10 morrow morning. at 3 O'Clock, WI
they will assemble at the oihces
IN the board for the march 70 the del
lie There they will meet the boys II
pe. wn-s.ate who will arrive a.
,Ilv p. ana ". depot at 1920 o'cle
70 and entraininy on the same m
me- will arrive in Camp Dix to be
Their lives in the service OF
United States az 214 O'Clock.
The only thing that mas been pi
nod IN the way OF send-on for
VI men Is that on the program OF 30
No which after retreat toni
IN viii again assemble the men az
VI - Office OF the board at O'Clock
~ company with the boerd memt
a s,,s and the Office force. will repair
any Eanna's cafe for a farewell sup
which mas been gotten up by
members OF the board themsel
Ayavor lawson and Cry soic
,ncn Bayard will address the men
.t u Tho district board resumed
se0 sittinrs in the old Court House 10
&C and the FIRST item on the program
80, he taken up was 10 hear the rel
'son sentatives Of Pomona Grnge.
presented themselves TO Obtain
ter understanding between
graneers and the district board.
,sla- The grange represe ltatives
William Naudain. Philip Pierson
Hervey Walker.
foot Mr. PiersOn opened the discuss
irrrs .-'.'rr We i~formal and elCage'
by all the representatives and X