The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1918, Page 3

~ 72,000 WORKERS READY TO REGISTER : 1,000,000 IN DRAFT = All Schools Will Close Thurs.) $ day While Men of 18-45 | Class Are at Polls, REGISTRARS TRAINED. otices Posted in Each Neis borhood Telling Residents | Where to Go. aoe Every man of eighteen to forty-five | years o'd, except those already regi H tered, must register for the selective | draft Sept. 12. State registration doe not count. >e. preees oe Plans made public to-day by Mar- tin Conboy, Director of the Draft, rs for New York, show that everything, is in smooth working worder to take | oo care of the 1,000,000 registrants | ‘Thursday i All public schools will be clo rey a | by order of the Board of Education because many of the draft boards! have their headquarters there | There are 1,200 registration places, | covering the 189 local registration | ? \ districts, while 12,000 registrars have | been appointed and are taking in-| struction each night this week from twenty-seven inspectors versed in all technical points of the Sele vice regulat New York has been divided into 27 tive Ser-| ¢ ons. | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1918. i A PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR. NEWS" _ OFFICERS AND MOTOR UNIT MEMBERS GOING TO CAMP WOMENS CAPT. KATHERINE: RICHARDS? MOTOR TTR AMe 8 O66.646-6-4.06-6.9-0846-8 957 NEW US, CASUALTIES. SS = ARE REPORTED BY PERSHING; QTAL OF LOSSES NOW sg _— ‘ settvit 7 154 More Gallant Americans | (Ants MITCHELL, Harry J., WARK Rar . HEN . Hogh, Detroit, i . tt, Cal 1 rifice in France. nA ut Ua | COOPEK Mechanics. « GOEL: Chane tt ite Chto, Wie. | COBB. Youne J., Comlenas,. Fes ai LUPAINILNLD Tomatter 8 Howard City, Mlel aia ah iiieat Pails Moat WOUNDS FATAL TO 8.) Osmo Mie sian Aneion 4 MG NEAC “Gaon Mi hii, Pe, doasntittiacidies EROS, tai Fie Kenmare, Dak GUSTAFSON, Charles J. 42° E, 36th d it. Chicago. » New York City. 78 Injured Severely and 220 a ghcncoen, | THOMAS, Tony i : dorms fH “3 uglers, | 2 A, ¢ sing “4 = chan n. Basct, Mo. + Are Listed as Missing ties, Walersd,. Alameda” rata be ms 1M ‘ ; HUMAN Joe Fe Suse na in Action, WHat Larwin A, ireckenetige, Mo, ; Te Anan Adil, Wagoners. 2 - — aaron alte Niaaw — GOT Ayame tow won | FISCHER, Rawant, Neigh, Neb WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 Two a ee ee Ute Ny, Den, | WALTMAN, “Uneriee ie Mantis, Pa, army and one Marine Corps caaualty |Site taken fee oe Privates. lists, given ou rELPAWes Net tein, Pe ARMONAVICZINO, Konstant, Jackson to-day by the War| A RMON Mery Wietienes, ta | BANATT, Staniey, 8 decker We, Department, add 957 names to the| SMITH, Andrew J., 258 Wyckoff Av~! New York City American war losses in Kurope, mak- |. Breeklyn, N.Y. HN Ciegitichard Jr. Thome, Wis, JSTOV RM. Hoy’ Hh” Lary, Ve A Dhellaimn, Ore, ing a grand total of 31,971 to date. ST AL WELL, W Fimorille. Pe S4 Uharien. (rine. Views Ment, One army list of 496 names is di- WAINWiditt, “Edgar B CNfton, Bi, Mary's | WONG tom pitt, vided ax follows: Killed In action, 73: | WERNALD, James, 18 Kosciusko St. | missing in action, 118; wounded se Brooklyn, N. Y. verel 0; died of wounds, 19; died | WIPS/OMERSKT JWHUIZAMEPE. Angel, Wits, Ve | WUT w “ from aeroplane aceident, 2; wounded, | WOLFE. s uM degree undetermined, 36; died of du DIED OF WOUNDS. | ald eas! prisoner, 1 | Lieutenant. ANIL The other list contains 442 names of | BURTON, Pawant Arthur, Hillébore, Wie ath which 74 were killed in action, 1 | | 1k missing in action, 225 were wounded | SOUON | Bild severely died of ¢ Ane, dled of Corporals. On - rf | BYRNE, Retert L.. Tanne, \ thong Lat wounds and 6 died aceldent and | Count taney.’ W inden hicago. other causes, |MALLON: John D. Ronsh n WALEEIY Boar Waa OUNKA Joho ingrtern, y lonas, Gery, B. ak The M 19 con- | RAN} We ara, Wis KAKDCKI, Jomt’ iuola. Male, Meee COVELACK, Fraice Mt Ationta, Ge, taing the names of 7 killed in action, | CAUt taka tt fala et Mes iy 4 who died of wounds received in| VEU Blant lew | RUCHE Gnaren’ Howem, Lancester, Pi action, 7 wounded severely and me ne Corps lis ALDILIDGE, Lewter W districts, In each of which one inspec- More than 400 organizations, com- | prising industries of all kinds, banks, the New York Stock Exchange, the Cotton Exchange and almost every other conceivable established line of business have signified their intention % Writing to Director Conboy of either allowing their employees time during the day to register or of closing down completely for the day. It is expected | i into line in this respect before Thu In addition to the 12,000 registrars appointed, Director Conboy has estab: | ished five additional concentration | in waiting at cach of these five in case there is a shortage at any of | | the registration places. le Notices printed in thirteen lan- | guages points | residents just where they shoul ister. This notice also exp town Thursday he should fill out a registration blank and take it, not| oferred classification and immediate | g¢ ENRIGHT INSTRUCTS POLICE ON REGISTRATION DUTY Emergency. Police Commissioner Enright to-day the new draft A policeman will be stationed at ¢ registration place to smaintain order, The police will garry nightsticks and be prepared for any emergency, though the Commissioner sait that, Judging from the experle registrations, he did uot expe fine their activities solely to thelr po- lice duties, They must remai Inside the registration places or in the immediate vicinity of the entrances Yourt of General don registration day a neither | day. Only two parts cf the Sapreme |p, Court will be open, to hear motions | ers of America have made 4 demana for @ 44 instead of a 48 hour working | ‘¥ week for members of the union who work on children’s clothing, Manu- * facturers profess to see danger to the |? tends to extend the 44 hour week to the entire clothing industry. Rich granules of sweet, nuit} sewn’! Delicious |... Economical Canadian novelist, name “Luke Sharpe,” in France Aug. word received here to-day. ‘COURTS HONOR BATTLE, SLAIN ON FIELD IN FRANCE Official Notice | SOLDIER, NOW su WROTE!" 0 tro corn a GORPS START FOR TANS CHP f National Le day, Women’ s Service To ‘Spend Ten Days at t Fort Totten. MAKES 100 MILES AN HOUR IN’ AIR WITH CHICAGO MAIL Taken of Death of | Arthur Withers, Assistant District 1,971, is divided as follows: Ki | Wayreetinee, CARY. Stiten aes ‘A ‘ 7 Hert Vitisteeh DEISHER. Lewis I. Bagle a. ' action, i; severely wounded, 1 , Mammhfinld. Wie | DE REV BRS, Bamana! Nomad. Who Eniisted t nder | nissing in action, inctuding prisoners, aheitie, | Ditscoras Comet ig Wa om b. Says Grenades | 4805; died of wounds, died trom | Bin Yau i tturitan, accident and other causes, 798; Hey | wes 1 Ponte, Wash. wounded, degree undetermined, 2,648 Fredenek OLR. Ray 0. Moothewt tine and Bayonets Were Effective. n to-day in all Wyekoft sions regarding John Manning Battle, was Assistant District Ato: colors and di ing @ reconnoltring party in Franc) nn appeared be in Part One and bet she said she needed his support | PRUTHAM children, | HE name |} the ‘sie TM iimmingsam, Aine S| TEMG OE Cree vam some, KILLED IN ACTION. Rockaway Park, TARIGHIC. Jac Datu, bade Rowe. Lieutenant JEW ELL Harman, Sullivans ied: all othey lines of business will fall | "Inj It nit Therefore he of Andrew J, Smith. Smith was killed on Aug: with Company enlisted under the Judge Wadhams hat A memorial of Li pread on the record ed definite Information » was killed in action in “His courtesy 7 while in action , according to word r celved by his gart, who lives a points for registrars during the day. | One of the Ketween 500 and 600 registrars will be | ten for hairpins, and other f |company has been battling furiously,’ to h fighting has been | ANDPRSON. 4 Hand grenades | bayonets were used to g row but when his country | » first to enitet career at the ave been posted at promi-| motor n begin their nent places in every draft district by | day nd advantage the Police Dopartment, explaining t>| party 1 reg-| ciety ns that) from if @ rogistrant expects to be out of | Brook — U BOAT LURKED SAFELY IN WAIT FOR MT. VERNON: | MARINECORPSCASUALTIES | 3t'Sonniasv KILLED IN ACTION, id for ten da mail it, to his board, Do not rely on| the the mails for this Th Failure to register may involve| motor cx Periscope Iss punishment or loss of the right of lof the - i for Womens} rvice, a induction Into the army No. v-day from Vice go such training. Brooklyn head noon to-day, Harrison, N. J. | WOUNDED Monut Vernon rters shortly shted 600 yards off tarboard bow a torpedo struck the MM and were Plan Is To Have a Patrolman at} for ten days of hard work Every Enrolling Place for Any Buxton MILLER were many more with her mor formulated rules for police work in| than an extra uniform, Actual t ty-|* the convoy did not sig DIED OF DISEASE Gunnery Sergeant. Miller Arrives Here, gistration ‘Thursday. | of cours ¥ | bucky forward women were n who was privileged ¢ 4 steamer trunk. reviewed by May IN HOSPITAL RECOVERING, PRE. ,, St New York City VIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF Hours and 42 Minutes. in a he Max M former | linmediately any| © trouble, Psy’ The policemen are instructed to con-| Ay¢ admirable conduct WOUNDED MARINES GUESTS , OF DR. HARRISS ON YAGHT atten ai Two Hundred uty Police Commiss mer Home—McCormick Sings. | RETURNED "To DUTY-—-PREVI- nit will be granted forty- OUSLY REPORTED DIED OF | primpin | after ous day will be APPEARED BEFORE DISABILITY BOARD—PREVIOUSLY REPORT. ED MISSING IN ACTION s wil | arms, 4 Spe- | handling jong will be open only half the| The aid and lectures. and other barra that cannot be delayed of —— own washing Fear Cut in Ovtput of Uniforme | jy for Army. That The Amalgamated Clothing Work- | appointed about lyn canteen workers pre and expected to have t riss this morning on his steam yacht Corris, Jersey City, N quartermaster and the can- | Brooklyn Navy W. Orchard Jersey City quantity production of army uni. | tee: forms, as the union, it is alleged in- |do the ractioally all are | Chairman t eren is Miss ter of Henry Ward I | About eighty } taken to the 3 Yelock Saturday Imont| Ne dei John McCormack M. Martin B. McCann, pieces of mai member of the motor corps oe le summer | Were , granddaugh- ally, New. York; J, | CUDMORE, Jam entertained at a short dint | will be Park 4 J. Leadiey, Garden citys N OTRBONE, foe crippled marines with the motor corps like flavor | some sooner or later are due n handling wounded soldiers or i Aen Ne : Hit Leland em 4 Pe Were Corporals. a HRINSON 4 a | CROWLEY, Patrick F. Utica, Ney. tit ako tin et +514 Canal St. |e t ait en, Love New York City. yououry fl OU MMENGH. Willlam Wille, Morrowriie, Kan, |RUKE, lone | ACh H atti PA aes = ih ‘ Peanuts GRADY “ ARCHAMD AULT # 4 ie \ake, Minn ‘4 HAA JIMVZA” beta “George He roasted ‘golden Hes ma | BEAN brown,’ moulded Wise Ruera: | with our smooth Motor Corps women actad of civilians were | in the party as hostesses, vice = . 8.8. Von Steuben, Novelint Barr's Som Killed, TORONTO, only son of the late Robert Bair, who wrote under the | was killed in ac- 27, according WASHINGTON ed to-day that Carl Every man of ei rs old, except t d, must regis y draft Sept. 12. State registration does [ith is0N igntsen to forty-five to board from the U. 8, 8, Von Steuben will be tion i . tors carrying the mail instead of on: Utica, N.Y . MATHEW ay m KENNA, William A, 2115 Fifth Av. a Sen New, York City HATATBE: a AUERBACH'S IES. Pek asin Ae thadnt HN Chocolates MILAUGHLIN, Joseph, Centre st. |/i hi) Man Ps and Candies aiapeingere Fale. v TCR tYacket Conyrtght. 2011 On Sele lective | MEN tilt pegs Me gO FAG HS: soreemstt pAtentecs & wherever¥eudan a Bag, rklin, Inet PCARTHY “andy, Heada' POTOSKY.. Malesiow, San Hivd.. Detroit, APCEATS. ow York. REILLY. Jobo L., West Newton. Mase. MAZZA Th New’ York City. BUKPLT, Kazmier# W., Buffalo, N. Y. Bets, ime 82, tes | Cousin, Le Hey so far | DAVIS, Lynn E 120 No th "Tath St. East Orange, N. J. Weaery. Faron feat. et RYAN, William F., 246 W. 116th 8t., death due to ¢ ase, This makes a| Hd Canon 1. i William, 3 OWAN Jamen, Ahawano, Win, army lists follow itinere jet Me, or, Newport, 1 a has ert Stautfe, Owego City, Keo Statesbom, Ga, en Te n ¥, LING, Howarl S., Holivar, Mo, R, I i k RIALS Norman A.” Gig fiacbart W, |M'COMIN, Karl 8, Napoleon, 0. Pomin RIAN in inl Ran vrai, | Jo" Piecerichtonngs Mo HR, rank A, ANDES, James C., 901 Ogden Av. !) Tobe Mt ities, Mich. | ST Motel BS apres NY, York City. Ye OF ae LITTLE, Charles V0 Grooora, N, Dak. D, Falward it 7 ges pao Nae COGAN” Charley F'° Black Cek,” Ark. Jomeyer 11" Watertaity i» We HOUR RAYNERY Mee, Toma CRAWFORD, ‘Conred, Hotel’ Irving, Curetae Terrut Mich WebON MED, Charlie” Mctain. Mam, New York City. Rat ae, car Mich McKONK. Faye, Weathy Mant, : address.! GARD, Edwin Samuel, Jr. 231 West “<Thv arr s MoMAHION, Delbert, Portage, Wie, our |, 26th St, New Yorke City. Wire willtam Cal patbvibiearecell IOUBTON, Htayteond’ Pe Rhee ‘Tend, | DIED OF DISEASE (Continued on 6ixth Page.) \ | Sergeants, Captain. ANP PRSON, Andrew, bit, Loula, HOUSRL, Omar Lied, Clarendon, Va. and | HLACK. Jemmnts "tnes Sergeant 4 ‘ rages PRSSENDES. Guy A Ruston ag | Corpora i ra DOWNS Verne I Sorinefiekd Mas NOS want cay iN Gomer K, Newton Meanittoo, RY IGK banter . Chicago, ile. FARRELL, 1 Mameien Com havi’ sone " Corporals. SINGLETON Ri Ie iowine, Ge. Highest Grade Porcetaley, Pra e: Tove, ¢ Us DIED OF AEROPLANE ACCIDENT. Sp Specialy, Imported Rubber Latics W 4 Lieutenants, Satter 3 ction Device SUA, rth Frank 00 : AER es rkee i teins M “ shal, , Every set of Salter Teeth mv ace Watertury, Can 1 OTN Hasard Pantee Deteia te Re SE ASUR ETT AND/OTHER ts the product of scrupulous aaa “oe Go", Me, | erceant, supervision and painstaking care. HOOK Jan De ONBKEN, Gonge J. Minont. 1 |, The question often arises as to va {CIT TEE, John G., 336 W. 19th ot. Privates. | how it is possible to produce such’ bibl POV AL TS Sieg a [TOS ASY. Alfred J. demoup perfect work at so moderate a (SE. | PPB Miche! John th, Mew, Kha yey y Phttedale price, Mechanics, | MARDS. raneleca, “Cobeeun: 8°, We couldn't if we did «smaller, NO. iret Lanies ve | WOUNDED SEVERELY. ‘business—but ours is the ~ Largest Wanner’ Dental Practice in the world, WUMMAOH. Muller, Miter ve Witenes . 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