The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-04-18
NATIONS WANT COLUMN
Exceptional Opportunities for Ener-
getic and Ambitious Regis
trantS.

There is a very definite need fol-
skilled men in the army at this
time. Below is the list Of occupa-
lions needed now:
Air brake inspectors, white.
Angle iron smiths. white.
Auto mechanics and helpers lgen-
eral, engine, magnetic, or ignition)
white.
Bargemen or boatmen, white.
Blacksmiths and helpers, white or
cOlored.
Boatbuilders and helpers, white
Boilermakers and helpers, white.
Rrakemen, flagmen or conduct
ors (railroad), white.
Bricklayers. white or colored.
Buglers, white or colOred.
Carpenters and helpers (bridge,
ship, house, general. joiners and
Caulkers, wood. white.
Chauffeurs, (auto, truck or
tractor), white or colored. .
Chemists, white.
Clerks (railroad or general)
white or colored.
Cobblers, white.
Commissary storekeepers, white.
Concrete foremen or workers.
white.
Cranemen. hoistmen, pile drivers,
or shovel operators, white.
Crusher operators, white.
Dispatchers, engine, white.
Craftsmen general, surveying,
machine design or Typographical,
white
Engineers. Civil, electrical, rail-
road or computing), white.
Engineers and firemen 0ocomo-
tive), white.
s,ectriclans. general. armature
winder or wiremen), white.
Floor hands tshipyard), white.
building, earthwork, ship, or rail-
road. white.
Foremen (gyratory or jaw crush
Gas plant workers (acetylene, ny
drogen, oxygen. poison, illumina-
ton or compressor), white
Gunsmiths or operatives in gun
factories, white.
Holsters, locomotive, white.
Instrument makers and repairmen
engineering, optical or electrically,
white
Linemen telegraph or telephone)
white.
Machinists and helpers, general,
bench. lathe or railroad), white.
Machinists, general, white.
Meteorologists or physicists,
white.
Mine and quarry workers and
helpers, drill runners. former, pow
dermen or pumpmen, white.
Motorcyclists, white.
Mol,lers. white.
Painters, white.
Photographers, white.
Plumbers and pipe filters, white.
Rangers, forest. white.
Repairmen, car, white.
Riggers. bridge, building or
ship, white.
Saddlers and harnessmakers,
white.
Sailmakers. ten'r'n kers or other
,anvas workers, white.
Section hands, lraliroad), white.
Steermen, white.
Sheet-iron workers and helpers,
solderers or tinsmiths. white.
Stenographers, white.
Surveyors, levelmen, transitmen,
Topographic or railroad, white.
Tailors, white.
Transfers, white.
Telegraph operators, white.
Telephone operators, white.
Telephone operators who can
speak German, white.
Timber cruisers, white.
Wagonmakers, white.
Welders, (acetylene or oxacety-
lene. white.
Wireless operators, white.
Yardmasters or switchmen. white.
Red blooded American within the
draft age, step forward
Present yourselves to your local
board at the earliest possible mo-
ment and list your name for this ser
vice. Those who secure induction
in the above branches of service will
receive material personal benefit,
which will aid them in advancement
both in their army career and in af-
ter life. This opportunity is only
open to men within the draft age.
Apply to your local boards at the
earliest possible moment for full in
This offer will expire on
April 9th.
Serve your country with the skill