Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-23
bOARDF0URHAS
II MEN To SEND
Leave Monday from Metuchen
Includes MetuChen, Wood
bridge and Roosevelt.

METUCHEN, May 23.-The local
draft board, No. 4, is preparing to send
seventy seven more men to the Nation
al Army Monday morning. The men,
who will make up this contingent have
been selected by the board and their
names made public this morning. The
contingent will include men from
Metuchen and all parts of Woodbridge
Township and Roosevelt Borough.
They will leave for Camp Dix on the
1923 o'clock special train Monday
morning from the Pennsylvania rail-
road station. The special train will
convey other contingents from New
ark, Harrison and other places.
The notices have been sent out to
these men and they must report at
borough hall, Metuchen Monday
morning at $50 o'clock. The final roll
will then be called and the men will
receive instructions and a captain will
be chosen. They will then be dismls-
sed until 11.23 when they will entrain
for the camp.
This call for seventy seven men will
practically take all OF the mon out OF
class one from the local board with the
exception of few delinquents.
Plans are underway to give these
men a rousing farewell as they leave
the borough Monday. AS usual it is
expected that the Roosevelt contingent
will be accompanied by band and a
large number of followers from that
town.
The board has announced that it will
accept volunteers to go with this con-
tingent from class two. three or four.
Anyone wishing to volunteer should
get in touch with the draft board.
Chief Clerk Charles +. Williamson
OF the draft board has received an
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general, asking for five men to be
sent to Fort Slocum during a period be-
ginning May 20. The local board can
not comply with this call as they have
not enough men in class one to sup
ply for that call. They have been
granted release from that call by the
adjutant.
Chief Clerk williamson has also
received another call from the adult
ant, asking for two men to be sent to
Camp Dix on June /. One man is to
be a brakeman and the other con-
ductor. These two men are to be
selected from the deferred classes two
and three.
Plans for the registering of all those
reaching the age of twenty one since
June 5, 1917, have already been COM
pleted by the board. The three regis
tering places have been announced by
Mayor Washington Wilson, chairman
of the draft board Borough Hall,
Metuchen; Town Hall, Woodbridge;
Borough Hail, Roosevelt. The regis
tration places will be open from to
9 o'clock on the day of June 5. Wal
ter +. Quinn, secretary of the local
board will be the chief registrar at
Roosevelt His assistants will be
George w. Morgan and r. Joseph
Murphy. In Woodbridge, J. Edward
Harmed will be in charge and Andrew
Keyes will assist him. In Metuchen
Nelson Rorur will be the chief regis
trar and will be assisted by William
Hoy of Fords. 1t is anticipated that
between $50 and 400 men have become
twenty-one since last June in this dis
trict and will have TO register.
The names of the men who will
leave Monday are:
Benjamin Nuckofsky l.. F. Broder-
ick, Joseph Flecshuck, Artamezia
Mamielli, Bagrat Ovaroff, Frank
Stongeski, Charles Dunham, Stanislaw
Groyozowski, Tadeeo Zandonenogo,
w. Flickinger. John Logwin, Harry
Hardenbrook, Godal Morrell. Charles
A. F'rohm, John Olesliwicke, Alex
Newkowski. Carmen De Luca Tony
Tedino, Edward c. Dana, Michael Ho-
mona, Nick Scarpelli, Carl Abel Peter
John Robert Egan, Stanislaw Wiz
nezbi, Angelo Detlessio. Sabratore Fer
raco, Kenneth Tappen, John Lada,
Niarlegetti, HOMER Wage
las. Andrew Markario, Salvatore
Scarpelli, Thomas McNally, Andrew
Hitler, Francisek Sikovell. Raymond
Roger, Sebatore Nuncci. Charles A
Treen, Joseph Sapase, Harry C. HUI
bert, Wladislaw Tomcuk, Patrick
Hughes, Steven Bozagan, Peter Young,
Philip Den Bleyker. Jr.. Paul Mat
thews, JOHN Cromwell, Jr.. Charles
Roder Joseph 10th, John Niemet, Ru-
dolph Gallo, Joseph Bernardo, Henry
Kath, Pasquale Duguila, Angelo Seal
70, Patrick Dooling, Vincent Pollacco.
Konstanty Obniski, AneClo Doppolito,
Clarence Slugg, John j. Anderson,
Tony De Fillipo, Edward Durham,
Louis Phyomoky, Louis G. Setback,
George Richardson, Jr.. Chris. p Lar
sen, John G. Petty. Morris Rothman,
Marvin d. Runyon, Leonard Wisely.
Raymond Noe, Maricona Trobenello,
John J. Kath. Petro Capolina, Tony
Grobomak, Milkoff Librant, Urka
Rudock and Frank Rancu