Evening journal., 1918-03-02
UNCLE SAM Calls
FOR 25 PAINTERS
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to France.
The telegram as received followsi
nounced as follows:
Governor, Dover, Del.
Induction Telegram Number Thir-
teen. Induction Call Number Forty
seven upon your State is hereby an
nouuced as follows:
Call Number Forty-seven for twenty
four painters to be inducted for the
Aviation Section Signal Corps and sent
to Kellyneld. San Antonio, Texas Only
white men and men physically qualified
for general military service may be in
Quoted under the above call.
in Alling these calls the following
procedure is directed Until March 8,
board may accept applicants for vol
untary inductions who fully possess
the requisite physical and technical
qualifications II the call has not been
0lled by March s by volUn airy induc-
tions, the board will Immediately in
duct SUFFICIENT number OF qualified men
10 MI their respective allotment by ST.
lecting from Glass One qualified men in
J.
local publicity Should be given TO these
calls in order that II possible they may
be filled by yolun airy inductons, but
nothing herein contained should be un-
derstood as permitting voluntary indUc-
tion Of any reglstrant not physically
and technically qualified AS fast as in
auctions are made men should be sent
to the proper destination. Form 81
IrnrfrnIe ae n rvrnaraffnf, ~ Nha r.sr1,
illzatlon papers se.t'. tfr
%. Apportion this call among your
boards as eduitably as possible but
with primary purpose OF securing the
kind Of men needed at the earliest prac.
ticable moment. No attention should
be paid to the number Of men already
sent to camp by any board Credit viii
be given for all men inducted, and in
asmuch as there will be a steady flow
Of registranls to camp from every lOca
board from now on. Il is not feasible
to attempt to maintain a set quots
level at all times throughout all board:
in tie country.
This call has been sent out in ad-
vance Of the completion OF the indus
trial index cards system only because
Of the urgency OF General Per hing:
needs for the men herein requested
These calls herein made are but a par
OF the general redulsition made by Gen
eral Pershing to flll. which almost every
State in the Union has been called
. upon 10 Is conndentially expected tina
your induction report, which should b
made as prescribed in induction teie
gram number one, will show that you
I State has not failed.
"a. Calls must be flled. but not eX
a ceeded. You are authorized TO permi
I daily telegraphlc reports Of induction
+ from local boards under this call in OF
e der that you may have complete cor
u troll Of the situation. Please acknow
e edee. CHoWDER.' -
Final preparations have been con
2 pleted For sending away the last Of u
y cliy's quota under the FIRST call I'll
y men will go on Monday morning, an
o are due IN Camp Greenleaf, Fort Ogll
y thorpe, Ga on Tuesday afternoon
e One band has been engaged for tf
: occasion. and IL viii head the line
y march from the old Court House TO II
u railroad station. There will be r
other escort except such officials Of u
J, local boards as may wish to join In II
4 parade.
The men from the fouc divisions haN
been ordered TO report az the old Cou
y House tomorrow afternoon from ? to
y o'clock. ana then captains will bo s.
y lected for each contingent Each cal
N tain will be given at least one as sistan
~ The local boards have prepared and WI
= sive to each Of their men colored badg
- 10 designate from which divisiC
y fhev are going AS these men will
~ the last TO leave the city for some tim
ts It is urged that they be given a rou
~ ing send-off by the people Of Wilmin
m ton. -,
so following revised list OF the men 1t w
v send away on Monday
~ Joseph j. Zamfowski. 800 Bird st.
Lawrence Zwolak, 6oi Spruce st.
James r. Reagan, 3i6 North Jacks'
street
lIarry j. Branson, i0l6 Lancast
~ avenue
G'cvanuo slivorio. 1872 Clarian
Philadelphia, P5
in Thomas B. Lalley. iiOs R9el St
o. Harry Merritt 73i Sevenih Ave.
rk Samuel s. Croft. 1878 w 3rd st.
IS Francis F. Monaghan, 700 w. ith
nQ Andrew Cobb, 9i2 w 2nd St.
Elmer p. Collins. 10 Monroe st.
is Raymond j. Cunningham, 1924 w.
ms street.
nd +. r. Deane. 1913 Washington ST.
"a Iohn z. Mahoney, 1920 w 3rd 81.
ed MMard F Hollett. POI w. 10th ST.
,et l0hn G Long, 53i Springer st.
bv Charles II Hickman, iios Linden
,r- Charles A McDonough, 92i w. 2nd
William Mullln, 1912 Elm ST.
Noah /. Arnett. SD n. Franklin st
Joseph p. Healy, 1908 w. 9th ST.
- Charles Dixon, 1000 w. 5th st.
NJ Stephen j. Blackwell, Jr. CPS w.
is street.
blS be Jonathan E. wheatley, Oak Gro
'or Delaware.
,sl Mtern0tes.
M VIII am Lazarczyk. ii2 Madison 81
~ Lewis Loebe, 1909 Tatnall St.
les Lawrence ]. Dineen, POI n. Harri;
is street.
.ks Frank ]. Walsh, 400 w 9th st.
md Preston L. Johns. 81 Wickliffe
lch Newark, n.
on James Swift, 2ii n. Jackson st.
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