Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-26

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purposes. From July to 8, white
registrants numbering 1929 are to
be entrained; from July Is to 10,
whites, 21,255; July 16 to 20, col
ored, $4,000. and from July 20 to 81,
colored, 25,011.
In Camp After the 18th
Although the order issued last
night for 100000 men probably will
deplete the present availables in class
l in most of the draft districts, II
pointed out that the bulk of the men
called for July will not go to camp
until after the middle of the month
and by that time it is expected the
additions gained by reclassification
and by the new regulation of 21-
year-old youths will be available.
The quotas assigned to various
states in to-day's call and the camps
to which the registrants will be sent
include the following:
Within another month Harris.
burg will be called upon to send a
quota of draftees to Camp Lee, Va
Two hundred and twenty-three mer
is the July "a quota, it was learned
last night.
ia men. These are from the first
two boards. County board No. will
not be asked to send a quota.
Cumberland county will send 13S
men. The train schedule for the
movement has not been announced
The quotas which the local boards
will be called upon to furnish are
based on their manpower in Glass
rather than upon their number OF
registrants. No local board has beer
ordered to furnish more than it has
in Glass l.
Glass 1 Dwindles
The calls for July "a are expected
to deplete almost entirely the num-
ber of registrants in Glass 1 at the
three city and two county boards
Because the Glass registrants re.
naming uncalled are so few, inspec.
tors sent out by the state draft head.
quarters are seeing that the loca
boards hasten the work of reclassify.
ing registrants who were placed In
deferred classes but are really eli.
gible for Glass 1.
Young married registrants, and
registrants claiming to support theil
parents, are among those who are
losing deferred classifications. 1t is
pointed out that registrants who re-
ceived deferred classification on the
grounds that they were supporting
contributing board at home. These
men will be placed in Glass 1.
To Add New Men
The new class of 1918, which has
not yet been classified, but is now
receiving its questionnaires, will
shortly add to the number of avail
able Glass 1 men. The number oi
Glass l men in the new ranks of the
registrants is thought to be large, as
hastily or recently contracted mar.
riages will be no claim for exemp.
ton
While Dauphin and it's adjoining
counties are not called upon to fur
nish any men for Camp Wadsworth.
Spartansburg, S. c., under the July
5 draft, heavy calls are made upon
Harrisburg for men for Camp Lee,
Petersburg, Va, to start moving in
the five days beginning July %.
The quotas announced to-day
were:
Harrisburg, No. 1. district. 81; No.
2, 90: No. 3. 80.
Dauphin, No. l district, "A; No. 2,
80; No. 8, not called.
Perry county, II.
Cumberland county. No. 1, 80; No.
q, 103.
Franklin county. No. 1, 4s; No. 2,
At.
Fulton county, 81.
Union county, 80.
Snyder county. rs.
Juniata county, not called.
Miff1in county. 81.
York city No. 1, AZ; No. 2. 6s;
York county No. /. 20; No. 2. 81;
No. 8. not called.
Lancaster city. No. 1. II; No. 2,
"a; Lancaster county No. 1, 1; No.
2, s; No. 8, 8: No. 4, Z.
Lebanon county. No. 1, "A; No. @