Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-04-17
NATIONS WANT COLUMN.
Exceptional Opportunities for Ener
F., getIc and Ambitious Registrants.

skilled men in the army at this time
Below is the list Of occupations need
ed now, and designating whether whit
or colored men are wanted:
Air-brake nspectors-white.
, Angle-iron smiths-white.
Auto mechanics and helpers general
engine, Magnetic or ignition)-
white.
Bargemen or boatmen-white.
Blacksmiths and helpers-white OF
colored.
Boatbuilders and helpers-white.
Boilermakers and helpers-white.
Brakemen, fagmen or conductors
railroad)-white.
Bricklayers-white or colored.
Buglers-white and colored.
Carpenters and helpers (ship, bridge,
house, generaD joiners or pattern
makers-white and cOlOred.
Caulkers, wood-white.
Chauffeurs (auto, truck or tractor)-
white and colored.
Chemists-white.
Clerks (railroad or generaD white and
colored
Cobblers-White.
Commissary storekeepers-white.
Concrete foreman or workers-whtte.
Cooks-white and colored.
Cranemen, hoistmen, pile drivers, or
shovel operators-white.
Dispatchers. engine-white.
Craftsmen general. surveying, ma
chine design or top0graphical-
white.
Engineers (civil, electrical, railroad or
computing)-white.
Engineers and firemen locomotive
white.
Electricians general, armature wind
er, or wireman)-white.
Floor hands (shipyard)-white.
Foreman, construction (bridge. build
ing, earthwork, ship or railroad)-
| white.
Foreman (gyratory or jaw crusher)-
white.
Gas plant workers (acetylene, hydro
gen, oxygen, poison, illumination or
compressor)-white.
Gunsmiths or operatives in gun fac
tories-white.
Hostlers, locomotive-white.
Inspectors, car (railroad) white.
inspectors, 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.
Mechanics, general-white.
Meteorologists or physicists-white
Mine or quarry workers and helpers,
drill runners, foremen, powdermen,
or pumpmen-white.
MotOrcyclists-wh
Mo1ders-white.
Painters-white. Ia
Photographers-white.
Plumbers or pipe fitters-white.
Rangers, forest-white.
Repairmen, car-white.
Riggers bridge, building or ship
white.
Saddlers or harnessmakers-white.
Sailmakers, tentmakers or other can
vas workers-white.
Section hands (railroad) white.
Steersmen-white
Sheet Iron workers and helpers, SOL
derers, or tinsmiths-white.
Stenographers-white.
Surveyors, levelmen, transitmen,
topographic or railroad)-white.
Tailors-white.
Teamsters-white.
Telegraph operators-white.
! Telephone operators-white.
Telephone operators who can speak
German-white.
Timber cruisers-white.
WagOnmakers-whi
Welders (acetylene or oxacetylene)--
white.
Wireless operators-white.
Yardmasters or switchmen-white.
-Blooded Americans within the
draft age. Step Forward.
| Present yourselves to your local
boards at the earliest possible mo-
ment and list your names for this ser
vice. Those who secure induction in
the above branches of service will re-
ceive material personal benefit, which
will aid them in advancement both in
their army career and in after life
This opportunity is only open to men
within the draft age. Apply to your
local boards at the earliest possible
moment for full information. This of.
fer will expire on April 9th.
Serve your country with the skill
!, which is yours.
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