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THE- SUN. -WEDNESDAY. 'NOVEMBER 6, 1918)
0. 0. P. TO CONTROL
MAKEUP OF THE NEXT U. S. SENATE.
SENATE AND HOUSE
Cotiliiiucrt from t'iftt Paat,
iippeur among uio Democrats, former
Uov. Walsh of Massachusetts.
Admitting the fiosalblltty ot a defeat
In the House, the Democrats had counted
upon retalnlnc control of tho Senate.
Personal appeal!) by the, President on bi
l.ulf of particular Democratic candidate
lor the Senato In States where a close
Vontest was Indicated seem to have been
generally disregarded by the voters,
'j hlf wan notably so In the case of Sena
tor HhAffroth of Colorado, Senator Lewis
in lllhiola, La Monte In New Jersey and
t-cna'tor Raulsbury In Delaware, the lat
ter President pro tern, of the Senate.
One ot the upsets of the election was
lr defeat of Itepresentatlve Swaiter
Ulicrley of Kentucky, who succeeded
j'Migcrald as chairman ot the Com
I ttco on Appropriations and has been
r.ie of the Democratic leaders In the
Mouse. After serving elsht terms In
Congress, Mr. Bherley has been retired
l:i favor of Charles F. Ogden, the Ite
I'.ibllcan candidate.
Tho present New Tork delegation
Itnnds in Democrats. 26 Republicans and
3 Socialist. In the Slxty-sUth Congress
New Tork will have 19 Democrats and
21 Republicans. Meyer London makes
Ms exit from the House as a Socialist,
having been decisively beaten by Gold
rogle. upon wnom both Democrats and
Jtrpubllcans had united. However, Lon
don's place III be taken by Victor Iler
Kir. Socialist, from Wisconsin, who
lesplte the fact that he Is under Indict
ment has beaten both his opponents.
The House may refuse to seat Merger,
"ho once beforo was a member of that
Vody.
There are many close contests for Sen
Mo seats.
The Delaware Senatorla race Is ex
ceedingly close. Dr. L. Helsler Ball, the
Jtepubllcan nominee, Is pushing Senator
Wlllard Siulsbury, Democrat, very hard,
though it looks as if SauUbury will re
tain his seat.
In Idaho two raees for peats in the
S-mate were run. Senator William K,
llorah. Republican, apparently has beaten
Democratic opponent, Frank L.
Moore, for the long torm, ending' in
1525, while Senator John V. 'Nugent,
iwmocrat. aDDears to be leading the Re-
M publican candidate for the short term
ii i toAl rvinb T fin nil I n r
inuuiH i" - - i .......
The Illinois race Is close on the pres
ent figures. Senator James Hamilton
Ixwls. Democrat, having polted a large
vote In Chicago. The Indications are,
Ihougli. that his Republican opponent.
Itepresentatlve Medlll McCormick, will
Win by 50,000.
The Kentucky fight, on the returns re
ceived fo far. indicates that Gov. Augus
tus O. Stanley. Democrat, has won over
Iten L. Uruner, Republican.
Tho race in Massachusetts wns a
iloe one. Gov. David I. Walsh, Demo-
rat. appears to be leading Weeks by
Z 500.
Senator George W. Norrls. Republi
can, one of the "wilful twelve," ecems
to have won the Nebraska contest by a
tlose margtn. the Prohibitionists having
Just pulled him through.
Iteturns at ifrndquarter.
Reports from all over the country re
ceived up to midnight at the Republican
National Committee's headquarters In
the Knox Building. Fifth avenue and
l-'ortlcth street. Indicated Republican con
trol of the lower house of Congress.
There was also an "excellent chance."
fo It wan stated, that the Senate-had
been carried as well. An air of victory
pervaded the place.
Control of the Senate was believed at
midnight to hlngo upon the fate of John
W. Weeks, the Republican nominee In
Massachusetts. Harly rcturrrs-hsxV been
infavorabIo to him. but tho situation
nppeared to change as the night grew
older and Indications, It was asserted,
pointed' to his election. Colorado, Ken
tucky and West Virginia States where
Republican Senators wero needed If con
trol of the upper house was to be ob
tained reported victories. The figures
had not been tabulated, but pre-election
claims, It was maintained, had been jus
tified by results as far as tficy could
V .LI.Mnlnnrf n th.lt llHUT.
There was much cheering and hand
Happing a a telegrams and telephone nin
eties came In from various localities.
Oav. Capper wired that Kansas had frono
solidly for the Republican ticket. There
was unrestrained enthusiasm at a des
patch from Congressman Garland In
Pittsburg ' that the Republicans had
i;alned four Representatives In Pennsyl
vania. The personnel of tho gathering In
rhalrman Hays's office ehanxed but
little ,'as the night wore on. Among
those Inside' were two former Republi
can National Committee chairmen.
Maries D. IIIIIls and Frank H. Hltch-
ock. Col. George B. Harvey and Henry
"W. Taft, a brother of the former Presi
dent, were also there. There was no
diminution of enthusiasm as the hours
prew late and the crowd did not thin
out, as is usual at political headquarters
In case of defeat. And with each hour
the belief that House and Senate had
boen carried grew stronger.
ALATIAJIA.
BANKHEAtJ
ITNDEntVOOD
ABIZONA.
ASHUrtST
SMITH I I
.Democrat
, Democrat
AHKANHVH.
CALirqrtsiA
noniN80N
Kinuy ,,,,
P1IRLAN ..
JOHNSON
COLORADO,
THOilAS
It. C. PIIIPPS
CONNECTICUT.
IlrtANDKOEE
AIOL.EAN
BALL
WOLCOTT
FkETCHEIl
TIIAMMEM,
SMITH .
HARRIS
BORAH .
NUOE.VT
SHERMAN .
Mccormick
.new ....
WATSO.V
CUMMIN'S
KENTON
CURTIS .
CAPPER
BECKHAM
STANLET .
RANSDEM.
a.vr
n.OHIDA. '
GEORGIA.
IDAHO.
II.I.INOIK.
INDIANA.
IOWA.
KANSAS.
kenti ckv. '
Louisiana!
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Republican
Democrat
Republican
Bepubltcsn
Republican
Republican
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Republican
Democrat
. Republican
Republican
Republican
Republican
. Republican
'Republican
. Republican
. Republican
Democrat
i Democrat
. Dfmocraf)
, Tifmocrat
PERNALD
HALE ....
SMITH .
KKANCE
LO DOE
WALSH
MAINE.
MARYLAND.
Republican
. Republican
;
' MASSAcilX'SETTti.
TOWNSEND ,
NEWBERRY
NELSON ..
KELI.OGO .
WILfTlAMS
HARRISON
REED ....
SPENCER .
MTEHB ...
WALSH ...
HITCHCOCK
NOIUUS ....
PITTMAN
ROBEIITS
MICHIGAN.
MINNESOTA.
MISSISSIPPI.
Mi'ssot'iiV.
MONTANA. '
NEBRASKA.
......... j .. t
NEVADA.
Demnerat
Republican
Republican
Democrat
Republican
Republican
.Republican
Republican
Democrat
Democrat
Democrat
Republican
, Democrat
.Democrat
Democrat
Republican
Democrat
Republican
Republican
Republican
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
YES Republican
MOSfcS Republican
NEW JERSEY.
KREI.LVOHUYSEN
Epon .....!..;
NEW MEXICO
?AlUa Republican
JU.M.S Democrat
NEW YORK. ' ,
S'ADSW-ORTH Republican
CAI.DER Republican
NORTH CAROLINA.
J?0.. Democrat
0 HUMAN Democrat
NORTH DAKOTA.
n3lKR Republican
ttRO.N.NA Republican
on io.
POMERENB Democrat
HARDINO Republican
OKLAHOMA.
OORB Democrat
OW EN Democrat
ORKOON.
CHAMBERLAIN Democrat
McNARY Republican
PENNSYLVANIA.
PENROSE Republican
t.uA. Republican
RHODE ISLAND.
GERRT Democrat
COLT Republican
SOUTH CAROLINA. v
SMITH Democrat
DIAL Democrat
HODTH DAKOTA.
STERLING Republican
juiiAau.i ,,, Democrat
TENNESSEE.
SHIELDS Democrat
McKELLAR ; Democrat
TEXAS.
CCLBERSON . . Democrat
SIIEPPAHD Democrat
i:taii.
fMOOT Republican
ill. u democrat
VERMONT.
DILL1NOHAM Republican
PAOE Republican
VIRGINIA.
MARTIN '.....Democrat
SWANSON Democrat
WASHINGTON,
JONES Renubllcan
POINDEXTKR Republican
WEST VIIU1INIA.
SUTHERLAND Republican
ELK INS Republican
WISCONSIN.
LA KOLLETTE Republican
LENROOT Republican
WYOMING.
WARREN- Republican
ujuuk iemocrai
KECAPrrt'l.ATION.
Bemocrala AS
llppabllcana a I
ileeleotM.
I R. Y. Thomai.Jr..U 1 M. W. Alexander. D
nen Johnson.D 4 C. P, Booher. D
5 Chlrlea r. Orden.R 6 W. T. Bland. I
i 'A- i1- Rou!?..IL 'C- c- DIcKlnson. D
! !A - Cnirill 7 Samuel C. Major. D
XV. J. Fielde.D D. II. Drer It
H J. M. HobUonjl H .v u 1,0,, n
LouUlanaT i: L. C, Dyer. R
But. II A. T, Preweter. D
1 'Albert Ketoplnal. Dl E. D. Hajes. R
: 'Henry G. Dupre. D I I. V. MePhereon. R
3 W. P. Mrtln. V IS "T. Ik Rubcy. D
4 J. T. Walklne. D ,
5 IUler J. Wilson. D Montana.
J. Y. Sander. I) Diet.
7 'Ladlilaa Iaaro, B ' 'J. M. Erana. I)
S 'J. D. Atwell. D - Carl W. Iliddick. R
Maine.
. ... -nut
1 Louie u. (ioojall. If ,
t W Tf TChtl 1- Tl 1
Nebraska.
J W. R. While. Jr.. Bi:
S John A. Peters. R ; JJ- ,V.CRkD
4 lr O. Hersey. R 4 W. l'i. KmlVli. fJ
Man land
Diet.
1 W. N. Andrews. R
S C. B. Benson. D
: It. L. Wooden. R
To nil Yecancr.
0 W. E. Andrews. R
Nevada.
Diet.
At Larre
1 CharlH P. Coadr. nCharlee R. Erans. D
( 'J, C. Ltnthlcum. D v ,...,,...
5 S. E. Muild. It Hampehlre.
CP, N. Zlhlman. R Bist.
1 S. E. nurrouxba. It
Moaaaehneetts. : 'K. II. Waeon. H
Dl'A. T. Treadwa.v. lt, sw ''""y.
5P. II. Oillett. R ' , . .
S C. D. Pae. R Jl'W Brnwmnr, R
4 'S. E. Wtnalow. R 2 JV Baehorarh, R
3 'J. J. Rnrrre. R - S'-uIlJ-. D
t 'W. W. LuRiin. R ! C Itutrhlnon.R
T M. F. Phelan. D f - J-rch. R
4 T. W. Dalllner. R .J' 3- i"?! R,
A. T. Puller. R J - Radclllte. R
It 'O. H. Tlnkham. R ' S'.,;' Jt,1,nhI- B
1C tJdHiih Walah 11 Dltt.
At Larre
Mlrhlcan. u. C. Hernandez. R
t F. E. Doremus. 1) N"T Xmli-
i E. C. Mlchener. R Dit.
'J. M. C. Smith. R I 'P. C. Jflrkj. R
4 'E. L. Hamilton. R " 'C. P. Caldwell. D
5 C. E. Mapea. P. a J. MacCratf. K
i P. II. Kellcy. R J T. II. Cullen. D
7 'L. C. franiton. R J- B. Johneton. D
'J. W. Kordner. R ,w-, R
M.C.MeLaurhUii.Tl 'J- I . Mlher. D
10 'G. R. Currie. R " !. E. Clesry. D
ll.F.- B.- Scott. R
- . Jamee, It
1 'C. A. Nlchola. R
Minnesota.
Diet.
1 Anderson. R
D. J. O'ConneU. D
19 'R. 1 Raakell. R '
11 D. J. Rlordan. D
12 It. M. GoMfozl. D
U f. I. Sullivan. D
14 'P. H. LaOuamla. R
li -r. J. uoolltu-. D
i'P. P. Ellaworth. R'! ?? J D
a 'C. R. Davia. R Jl V; 'A11' Jr VU
4 C. C. Van Drke. D " cfe". B
5 W. H. Newton. R i? i "on an, U
H. Kunteon. R
7 A. J. Volstead. R
t -C. II. Miller. R
9 !!. Steenerson. R
10 'T. D. Schall. It
Diet
3Ilsilsalppl,
ro 'Isaac Hletcl. R
:t J. r. Donovan. D
a A. J. Grlttln. D
SJ R. F. MoKlniry. D
:i J. V. Ganly, D
M J. W. HueteU, R
:. E. Piatt. R
:7 ('. B. Ward, R
la Daniel A. Reed, R
North Carolina
II C. Jlacflreror. R A. It. Wallers. R
U .tamea M. Mead. D W. J. Burke. R
Rhode Island.
Dltt.
Diet. 1 Clark DurdlcU. R
I 'John II. Small. D 2 Sllness. R
: 'risnfie Kilrhln. D ' 'Ambroan Kcnncdr.n
.1 Yf. T. Dorlch. D Sooth Carolina.
E. W. Pon. D r,.t
s MI I cl3l!inn,nD 1 'n- p' Whaley. D
E' V ' ' N"hot?lD "
Noiih Dakota.
ni.t
I 'J. it. BaecR
- 'i. At. tuuiia, I.
t J H. Sinclair. It
Ohio.
Diet.
1 N. Lomworth. R
: R. A. Powell.' D
i 'Warren Card. D
4 'B. P. Weltjr. II
& C. J. Thclnpaon. R
6 C. CKarns. K
7 'S. D. Pess. R
t J. A. Key, D
A. F. Lerer. D
atouth Ihtkuta.
Dltt.
I C. A. Chr.itophtsT'
Son. R
5 "R. C. Johnson. R
3 'II. L. Gandy. D
Tennesare.
Dill.
1 'Sam R. Sells. R
2 Samuel Johnson. D
3 'J. A. Moon. D
4 Cordoll Hull, D
f E. L. Davis. D
M W. Krrns. D
9 I. It. Sherwood. D 7 p' pitr.t'i n
1? F n ll'!";, Rn Ti1e"ii.PWfS m.DD
H J ' I?' RiSS,l,'.,n 9 J' Garrett. D
!?' Sneaks. It V 'Hubert Fi.her. n
V 'Hubert Fieher. D
Texan.
Dijt.
13 J. T. Ben. R
4 Charlee Dick. R
3 C. V: Moorp. R
1i 'It. C McCulloeh, R 1 'Euicne Blacks D
II v, A. Ashbrook. D S John C.
is rrana aiurplir. R
13 J O. Cooper. R
C. A. Mooney. D
11 -1 j. lianna, u
Cox. D
Jwiee Younr. D
4 'Sam Rajrbtirn. D
.-. 'II. W Rummers. D
'Kuiua Hardr, It
M 'II. I. Emerson, R 7 Clay S. Brtrirs, D
3 -jon 11. cane. 11
Dilt
1 'T.
Oklahoma.
J. J. ManiHeld. D
10 'J. P. Buchanan. D
i I; Am. Chandler. R 11 Tom Connolly. D
5 IS - V ""tin-". Bl3 'J. C. Wilson. D
i "Srr' " Parrteb. D
i rr J?' McKeown. Dm Carlos Bee, D
i !' " Thompson. Dll 'J. N. Garner. D
5 IfcouEirr1 P 18 Claude Hudspeth. D
1 i, -cChnl'e. B 17 T. L Blanlon, D
5 "D. T. Morgan. R 11 Martin Jones. D
Ehst.
Oregon.
Dltt.
I'tan.
I
. ret mrr Tl O nl n I
1 'E. S. Candler. Jr .B" .y i" f.tii.. ' ii
: Ml. D. Stephens. D 2 .p ?; I "kner'nR
5 Ml.G.ltumphreys.D S- "",',?
4 t u siseon. d rl ".' sJj'v
I ;.WnW;,Y'-b"f,n -R. p: SnVJ;rRR !
r - at wi 1 m 11. 11 r
1 'W. C. Hawley. 1 'AJ'- WeUinr.D
2 'N. J. Sinnott. R 3 William Spry.R
a N. McArthur. R Vermont.
Penns; lrautla. Dist.
Dl'U 1 'Frank L. Oreene.R
! 'W. s. Vsre. R '' 'Beter II. Dale.R
2 'G. S, Graham, R Virginia,
a 'J, II. Moore, K Dltt.
4 'O. W. Edmonda. R 1 Otis Bland. D
3 'P. E. Coaiello. R 2 'E. E. IIolland.D
C 'G. P. narrow. R S'A. J. Montacue.D
T. s. Buller, R 'W. A. Wateon.D
i W Watson. R 5 B W. Kaun.lers.D
9 'W. W. Griest. R "farter Glats.D
10 'John R. Farr. It ' T. Vr. Harrison.D
11 John J. Caaey. D " S' '?rlln-B
13 'A. O. Dewalt. D ?. B. Slemp. R
14 -L T MrFa.Uen. R 10 'H. D. Flootl.D
16 'Edsar R. Klest. R Il-Mlilnrtnn
1'J. V. Lesher, D . ,UBt'n'
17 'B. K. Focht. R BUI.
15 A. S.. Krleder. R J 'John F. MllVr.n
1! 'J. M. Rote. R J iViJL n,?'"''n
W'A. R. Brodbeck. D $ Albert JqQnson.ft
21 .van J. Jonet, R f J.- w ,5"?"" "
S 'E. E. Rohbins. R J- S. Websttr.R
23 s. A. Kendall. R
:t 'H. W Temple. R
21 M. IT. Shreve, R
ii H. J. Steele. D
57 'N. L Stronr. R
I r VU1I1. It r- , n
-J. W. Collier. D .' j" oolj,"
Missouri. !7 .V B. llounhtoii. R
B'tt. j T. II. Dunn. It
1 M. A. Romjue. D 39 A. D. Sanders. R
2 'W. W. Rucker. D 40,'S. W. Drmptey, R
Wrt Virginia.
Dlst.
1 'M. M. Neeley.D
2 (!. M. Bowtrt.R
J -siuart r. fteed.R
3 J. G. Monahan R
4 John C. Hleci ka.R
8 Victor Beraer. Soe
s Florlan Uininert.R
7 'John J. Esfh.R
'E. E, Browne.it
9 'D. o. Clatsoa.R
'.lames A. Frear.R
11 A. P. Nelsoti.U
Wyoming,
Frank W Momlell.R
DELEGATE.
Alaska.
I.'harlc A. Hu!r-r.fl
James Wlckersham.R
Hawaii.
Llnroln McCandlers.B
J. Ualanlanaole.il
Reelected,
RECAPITULATION,
Republicans !M
Democrats 194
Sodallets 1
I'rorresslTet
PRESENT HOUSE.
Democrats ......... 211
Republicans 3)7
Socialists 1
Vs'inrtes 7
Independents .. ..
PRESIDENT RECEIVES
ELECTION RETURNS
Learnt Nothing Definite and
Retires at 11 o'clock.
Washington, Nov. f.. President Wil
son remained at the White House
throughout the evening receiving the
returns from tho Congressional elections.
but he retired nt 11 o'clock, before there
was any clear indication as to the final
outcome.
The President had planned to go to
Princeton to-day to cast his vote, but
abandoned the trip because of pressing
international affairs. It was the first
time since ho was elected President that
ho had not gone home to vote.
Only a handful of members of Con
gress were In Washington to-night, prac
tlcally all the Senators and Itepresenta
tlves having left the city some time ago
to participate in .the preelection cam
paigns. Most of Uhe members of the
Cabinet, however, remained In Washington.
E. II. Bethlln. D i Jle'a'"
23 S. O. Porter. R i I? .U- SSSfeKS'11
30 '.M. C. Kelly. R 5 J V X&r"n
.n M. M. Morfn. R A' " Lltllepste.D
Z2 O. E. Campbell. R
At L.arre
T. S. Craio. R
M. M. Oarlano, R
Wlsronsln.
Diet.
1 C. E. Ran4ill.lt
f 'Elword Volrt.R
CE0WDEE CALLS 18,500 H0RE.
Ten Per Cent, for Limited Servlrc
Conie From Net Vork.
Special Dtipatch to Ths Scn.
Washinqton, Nov. 5. Provost Mar-shai-Oeneral
Crowder sent out the call
to-day for 18.lO0iaddltlonal men Tor lim
ited military service. The men In al
most every case will be assigned to
duty In this country. They will report
at training camps during the three
days November 2S to 2D.
Tho, quota of New York State under
the cell Is 1,805, of whom 1,530 will be
assigned to Fort Slocum, 100 to Colum
bus Barracks, 75 to Camp Forrest, Go.,
and 100 to Washington Barracks. The
number called from New Jersey Is "35
and distributed between Columbus and
Washington barracks and Camp Dlx.
Connecticut will supply 321 of the men,
Rhode Island 60 and Massachusetts SS0.
Hudson Reelects a Democrat.
Hudson, Nov. S. Charles S. Harvey,
Democrat, has been reelected Mayor of
Hudson. '
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
i
Alabama, Idaho.
Il.it Dlst.
i John McDuHIe. D 1 B. L. French. R
S II. Dent. Jr.. D 2 A. T. Smith. R
.1 'Henry B. Sterall, D Illinois
a F. L. Blsckmon. D Illinois.
r:wTB,011verDD M.dden.R
?'t nS iSt' D 'James R. Mann.R
3 ;.J' A" ftnIS h ''. W. Wlltn.R
?i Dri Si'n D 'John W. Ralnej.D
.8 i tt n 5 'Adolph J. Babatn.D
j G. lluddleslon. D . ,j.m. UoAndrM.U
nt W. H liankhead. o - .Nl,,, ,lm,
Arfiona. e .a. ..(.i... rt
10 C. ' B. Chlndbloin.R
Arliona
. Carl Hayden. D
Arkansas.
11 'Ira 0. Coplejr.R
uirer.K
JJIB1. 1 t' nivriiMr.i
1 11. Uamwaj-, J IS -t. rf, t,riu.m,
' eW. A. Oldfield. D 1 Edwatl J, Klnr.R
3 J. N. Tillman. D 1 ClHTord lreland.R
4 'Otis Vlnio, D 17 Frank A. Snillh. R
5 MI M. Jacoway, Dll 'Joseph G. Cannon. R
s 'r lajior. u i-. . .himw,.,
7 .W G. Goodwin. B 20 MI. T. Balney.Bn
California.
Mst.
t ! P Ta D
2 J. E. Raker. D
' C. y. Curry, R
4 "Julius Khn. R
IS J. I. Nolan. R
t. 'J. A. Elslon. R
: II. E. Barbour, R
'E. A. Hares. R
si. r oners,
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Announcement
CERTAIN unscrupulous houses have been in the habit of .showing ficti
tious CALLOT MODELS made up for the purpose of selling their inferior
goods (even using copies of our Models). This is, therefore, to make
public the fact that only the undermentioned firms are in possession of
our Models, and that our clients will be unable to purchase them from
any other firms in the United States.
New York Monteaux. Robes. Jaquettes. Blouses.
H. Bendcl 5 37 6 2
Maginnis & Thomas lo
L. Thurn l U -3
Bonwit Teller & Co 7
Hickson, Inc 7
J. M. Gidding & Co (
L. P. Hollander & Co.... 1 5
Kurzman
Revillon Freres 5
Rohn-Rienzo 4 1
Faber & Hein d
Franklin Simon & Co l J
W. Th. Hardy 4
H. Jaeckcl & Sons
New York Manteaux. Robes. .laquettcs. Illonses.
I.ichtenstein & Co l 3
Schwarcz & Co 2 j .
Angele .' . 1
B. Altman Si Co .5
Jacqueline 1 j
Mollie O'Hara 3
La Velle & Co 2 '
Lefcourt & Brenner...,!.. 2
Louise & Co 2
Pursell 2
E. J. Wile & Co 2
AiacVeady 1
L Mayer 1
Chicago
Marshall Field & Co 1 3
Each Genuine Model of the Maison Callot Soeurs, Robes, Manteaux, Lingerie,
transferred to 9, Avenue Matignon, from 24, Rue R. Taitbout, Paris, has the
new Gold colour Waistband,, as follows:
fflVER 1918-1919
A GAS HOUND ! -
P' .raw 1 inn 11 hi m 111 him m 111 iiri-m rim iiiiihiiiiiii'iim inuii mirirurnn
jKBB '
HsaEnaiaaBaaaROBB mOtBltlKfSSSBs" jCESjMjflKF B
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THE REAL THING !
You Automobile Men:
This is your last opportunity to jump innd help 'Uncle Sam finish this war with the
happy, scrappy "Gas Hounds." , n ;
"Oh, heed ye the call of the Gas Hound Brigade,
Don't miss a choice place in the Pershing Parade."
The wheels of America's mighty Motor Transport all are turning in one direction
toward Berlin, and you are needed to handle one of the big trucks.
Don't leave your place vacant when Pershing needs 30,000 additional men to keep
the wheels turning always forward to victory.
Become a Gas Hound To-day!
Only a little time is left for you to decide, so why delay longer when you are needed
and when you know you oughtito be in this thing? Hop to it at once and get into real
action for your countiy. '
MEN 18 TO 45 ARE URGENTLY NEEDED.
All men subject to the draft (except Claas 1 A general service in the old draft) may be inducted by
the Motor Transport Corps. This includes Class 1A men in the new draft, general service, also
limited service men and men in deferred classes in both drafts. Men must bring classification
cards with them and if in deferred class bring copy of physical examination. '
If you have a knowledge of any of the following trades you are urgently needed
(a star opposite a trade indicates a particularly urgent need of men in that line) :-
Auto Repair General Expert
Axle and Trans. Asa'n.
'Blacksmith General
'Blacksmith Mach. Tool Drs.
Blacksmith Spring Maker
'Blacksmith Wheelwright
Carburetor Auto Repair
Carpenter All Kinds
Chassis Auto Repair
Chauffeurs
Heavy Truck Drivers
Draftsmen Mechanical
Electrician Mag. & Ign.
Electricjan Plant and Fac.
Electrician Storage Battery
Engine Assembler
Engineers Steam and Power
Fireman Sta'y Boiler
Inspector Auto Repair
inspector Engine
Lathe Operator
Machinist General
Machinist Tool Room
Mechanic
Millwright
Moulder
Motorcycle Driver
Motorcycle Repairer
Painter
Pipe Fitter
Plater
Radiator Repairer
Road Tester
Sheet Metal Worker
Spare Parts Men
Stenographer
Stockkeeper Checker
Stockkeeper Packer
Stockkeeper Shop Supply
Storekeeper
Tire Repairer Rubber
Trouble Shooters (Auto)
Truck Body Repairer
Truckmaster
Upholsterer and Trimmer
Welder
MOTOR TRANSPORT CORPS
INDUCTION OFFICE, 206 WEST 55TH STREET, 2d Floor
OPEN WEEK DAYS, 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M.
Capt. E. R. HUNNEWELL, War Department Representative
Automobile Dealers' Association Rooms
This advertisement was donated by
The Fifth Avenue Association
If you are interested and cannot call, fill
out and mail this coupon to
MOTOR TRANSPORT CORPS,
206 West 55th St., N. Y.
Name
Address
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