Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-10
METUCHEH DRAFT BOARD
READY FOR REGISTRATION
Men Called on to Sign For Sclective
Service VIII Do so at Polling

Places.
By SpestdI Correspondents
METUCHEN, > Sept. 10-Local
Board No. 4, Of Middlesex county is
fully prepared to register all men be-
tween the ages of eighteen and forty
five, not already registered, on Thurs
day, September IL, the day set by the
government for the registration of all
those effected by the order.
The places of registration In the dis
trict covering Fords, K~easbey, Hope
lawn. Woodbridge, Borough Of Roose-
Reading, have been fixed by the draft
officials. The men will register in the
polling places of last election. Those
effected in Keasbey, Fords n Hope
lawn will register in the Fords fire
house.
In the borough of Roosevelt. school
No. 10 will be poll No. /; poll No. 2,
will be at Borough hall and poll No.
8 will be at school No 2.
In Metuchen those effected by the
registration order will register at
Borough hall and at the fire house
In other parts included In district
No. 4, the registrants will register
In the polling places of last year.
The draft board has the names of
more than eighty volunteer registrars,
who will assist in the registration.
There will be forty registrars in the
Borough of Roosevelt alone.
It has been estimated by the adj
jutant general that about 400 will
be effected by the registration on
| Wilson and Chief Clerk Williamson
| of the draft board, believed that owe
5000 will be registered on that day.
With the assistance of about forty
or fifty of the soldiers at Camp Rari-
tan, the Ordnance Department is reg
istering all the men at the camp dur
ing the early part Of the week, thus
relieving the draft board of that
much work. Out of the 5000 men at
the camp, It is expected that $500 will
be registered. Most of the men at
the camp will be obliged to register
here, but will be absentees from other
cities and towns.
The draft board has supplied the
camp with $500 registration cards for
the registering of the men.
Lew Kelly, of Carteret, was Q to
Camp Dix yesterday by the local board
as a limited service man, to complete
the quota of call 1,195 sent to Camp
Dix by the local board on September
8.
Walter Tausig of Metuchen. was
also sent to Camp Dix by the board as
a limited service man and will be re-
turned to the board as a clerk.
Quite a large number of men, who
expect to be away on registration
day, have already been registered by
the board.
The list of names or registrrants OF
the class of August "a. 1918, whose
registration cards are in the posses
sions of this local board follows:
Adam Makwinski, Chrome; William
Koyen, Woodbridge; Rudolf Rasmus-
sen, Fords; James Jos. Lynch, Jr.,
Metuchen; Daniel Jos. Gibson, Port
Reading; James s. Heaton, Metuchen;
B%arardino Scutti, Port Reading;
Frank Mihovicz. Carteret; Lyoneli T..
Van Hise, New Brunswick; Steve ST.
Won, Carteret; George f. Jakub,
Fords; Arthur Nemes, New Bruins
wick; Henry Clausen, New Bruins
wick; George H. Suydam, New Bruins
wick; Michael Koblos, Keasbey; An
drew Gerity, Jr., Woodbridge; Thomas
J.. Donoghue, Chrome; Francis NC
Gindal, Carteret; Frank Donald Pot
ter, Woodbridge; James p. Burke,
Carteret; Arthur Brown, Chromei
Charles NJ. w. Crane, Carteret; Robert
Price, Carteret; Leo Bonner, Chrome;
Stephen Sadlon, Woodbridge; Walter
Eugene Habich, Chrome; Jos. CYRIL
R~obitaille, Metuchen; Rafael Castillo,
Chrome; Frank Kaiser, Avenel; Sam
uel Dubow, Chrome: Bob Sutton,
Camp Raritan; Emory 10th, Keasbey;
Jack Newman, Fords; Abraham T.
Neiss. woodbridge; Leo S. Lowenkopf,
Keasbey; George Estoke. Fords; Sam
uel A. Shift, Chrome; George Dunlap,
Woodbridge; Peter Peterson, Wood
bridge; John Macy, Fords; George
Frick; Fords; Dave Anderson, Camp
Raritan; Robert Gulland. Chrome;
Russell McElroy, Woodbridge;l Pat
rick Kelly, Jr.. Carteret; Paul Peter
Ohlott, Chrome; George Peter Nc
Laughlin, Chrome: Elk Molnar, New
Brunswick; Max Wagenhoffer, Keas-
hey; Stephen Palcti, Fords; Peter b.
McCIusky, Woodbridge; Axel Rasmus-
sen Eorda