Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-24
A CHANCE TO SERVE U. 8.
Physical Requirements Not As Rigid
AS In Military Branch.

men within the draft age are needed
Immediately In Gen. Pershing's ex-
peditionary forces in France. The
war department has asked to be no.
titled on April 80 the number Of men
who volunteer in this State and for
what ,articular service qualified. The
time hnIi in which to be enlisted un-
der the call expires April 27. Those
wishing to offer their services are
asked to proceed as follows:
present youreslf to your local
boards at the earliest possible mo-
ment and list your name for this SER
vice" Those who secure induction
in the branches Of service listed in
the announced occupational classes
will receive material personal bene-
1T, which will aid them in advance
ment both in their army career and
in after life. This opportunity, 1t Is
said. is open only to men within the
draft ago. The offer expires on April
27, and registrants are urged to ap-
ply to their local boards at the earli-
est possible moment for full infor-
nation.
General physical qualifications
only are required for all the occupa-
tlons listed. The list Of occupations,
and the color eligible for the various
classes is announced as follows:
Whitcs-Airbrake inspectors, an
gle-iron smith, auto mechanics and
helpers general, engine, magnetic or
ignition. bargemen or boatmen,
blacksmiths and helpers, boilermak-
ers and helpers, brakemen, nagmen
or conductors (railroah, bricklay-
ers, buglers, carpenters and helpers
(ship, bridge, house. generaD, join
ers or patternmakers, caulkcrs,
wood, chauffeurs (auto, truck or
tractoD, chemists, clerks (railroad
or gencraD, cobblers, commissary
stOrekccpers, concrete foremen or
workers, cooks, cranemen, hoistmen,
pile drivers or shovel operators,
dispatchers. engine craftsmen (gen-
cral surveying, machine design or
topOgraphicaD, engineers (civil cleo
trical, railroad or computing), engi-
nccrs and firemen Uocomotivc), cleo
tricians general, armature winders
or wircmcn), floor hands (shipyard) :,
foremen, construction (bridge). !.
building. earthwork, ship or rail
road, forcmen (gyratory or jaw
crusher). gas plant workers (acety-
lcne, hydrogen, oxygen, poison, illu-
mination or compressor) gunsmiths
or operatives in gun factories, host
lers, locomotive inspectors. car (rail-
road) inspectors, locomotive instru-
ment makers and repairmen (engi-
neering, optical or electrically, line
men telegraph or telephone), ma
chinists and helpers general, bench,
lathe or railroad), mechanics, gene
raj meteorologists or physicists,
mine or quarry workers and help
ers, drill runners, foremen, powder
men or pumpmen, motorcyclists
molders. painters, photographers
plumbers Or pipe filters, rangers, for
est, repairmen. car, riggers (bridge
building or ship, saddlers or har-
ness-makers, sailmakers, tentmak-
ers or other canvas workers, section
hands (railroad,) steermen, sheet
iron workers and helpers, solderers,
or tinsmiths, stenographers, survey
ors. levelmen, transitmen (topo-
graphic or railroad), tailors, team
sters, telegraph operators. telephone
operators. telephone operators who
can speak German, timber cruisers,
wagon-makers, welders (acetylene
or oXacetylene), wireless operators
yardmasters or switchmen
Negroes-Blacksmi and help
ers, bricklayers, buglers, carpenters
and helpers (ship, bridge. house,
generaD. ioiners or patternmakers,
chauffeurs (auto, truck or tractor) i,
clerks (railroad or genraD, cooks.
The time for registering your name
for this branch of service will ex-
pire next Saturday. Call on James
NJ. Moss, John +. Craig or Dresden
A. Smith at Walhalla Court House
for information
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