New Britain herald., 1918-08-14

Class IA Exhausted and Some In
 1918 Division Are Called-City Will
 Send 119 Men to Camp Greenleaf,
 Ga.-Ffrst District Working On List
 of Embryo Soldiers to Be Sent For
 Training.
 Local draft boards today received official notice of the quota calls to be met on August 26, when Connecticut will send 2,500 men to Camp Green leaf, Ga. The first district is called upon to furnish 60 men and the off, clals are buSily engaged today com piling the list. The number will com pletely exhaust the 1917 Class IA men in the district. The second dis trict has been called upon to send 59 men. The boards list was given out today and it completely exhausts Class IA and strikes into the 1918 registration. There are 35 from the 1917 class and "A from the 1918 list The lists of those called will be found below.
 Draft boards received important in structions today. Chief in importance Is that which calls for registra ton on August 24, of all those men who attained their 21st birthday since the last registration, which was on June 5. Those who will attain their 21st birthday up 10 and including August 24, will also enroll. The boards have been instructed to use the same work Ing organization as far as possible and officials are warned that this or tn ha with La other registration which is pending and dependent on legislation. It is / expected that New Britain will show quite a number of young men who will come in under the August 24 classification.
 The board officials are making preparations for the big September registration which will take place in the various voting places, possibly on September ,. The boards will have several hundred workers to assist them, The second district sent out 130 postal cards to workers today asking them to make plans to hold themselves in readiness for service on registration day. Boards are request ed to have about one worker to every B0 registrants. In connection with the registration next month there will be new feature. namely a central registration bureau. Cities of more than 30,000 population are expected to maintain such an organization. Daily reports will be filed during the registration
 As a guide to draft boards the off, cial communication states that it is expected that in the September regis tration the number to enroll will ho 10 r6 as many as registered in the original registration.
 There are number of draft de- unquents in the city, who are now Dn anxious seat. They are mostly temporary residents. The roundup of the federal agents and the activity of the police resulted in locating them. Since they were apprehended they have been examined by the med teal men and are worrying over the results. Those found physically fit are liable for immediate induction Into the service. Three men appeared at one of the board offices this morn Ing to undergo physical examinations.
 The first list of the August 26 con- tingent was given out today by Dis trict No. 2. Attorney David Dunn of Franklin Square is designated as one of the alternates. Arthur Bachmann of 27 Whiting street, a linotype oper- ator on the Herald is included in the list Some of the non-residents are called now. Edward Richardson of Charlotte, N. C., and Harry Engel of Redwood, Me-, are called. Among the 1918 registrants called is Emil F. Malmgren of 32 Belden street, now engaged in store advertising sign painting business and formerly clerk at the Wilson O. store. Tony Matu- lis of Harrisburg, Pa, and William J Driscon of Mt Pleasant, Del, have been called.
 The list follows:
 Daniel Igoe 297 Maple street Z Jones Jonathon, 39 Union street.
 Tony Matulis, Harrisburg, Pa, Gen. Del.
 Julius F. Anderson, 115 Dwight street.
 Albert J. Blanchard, 395 East Main street.
 Henry F. Fischer, 51 Woodland street.
 Martin Berkowits, 25O North street.
 August Valentine, 142 Henry street.
 Peter Patrus, 225 Elm street.
 James F. Moore 589 Main street
 Arthur M. Becker, "A Talcott street
 William Wenz, 23 Fairview street.
 Paul Krawl, 3 Short street.
 Thomas Martin 213 Main street.
 Livio Campanelli 57 West street.
 Armond Gaudette, 115 Smalley street.
 Louis Zisl<in, 130 Hartford Ave.
 Patrick J. Hartney, 62 Fremont street.
 William J. Driscoll, Mt Pleasant Gen. Del
 \ Hubert " McHale, 387 Main street