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MCAA/ ARMY Men! ** Leonhard, 3429 Wabash Avenue,cnff NtW AnmT» liu mull] John P. Williams, 3227 Garfield Avenue.rvH Arthur Austin, 2314 East 35th Street.-i-ct-AL* REPORTS IN FROM SEVEN i 0rF OF SIXTEEN DISTRICTS.SECOND CALL IX THE 8RVESTH. Mnrt; Onf Men Ordered for Eaamlaitlon AokhI IS. IDistrict No. 7 called the followingMfth tH**1,1*4 ®#t Th,rty ** ninety-one nien for examination Wednee*r.roia Cslle*-DI»tflet E*- (day. Aumt IK ■» e nniM.b u tk* oam.Groap Called—DUtrlet , Board Will le*t Moa to CssiNer Clalaie.; the national army.I day, August 15, at 9 o'clock In the morning at 2313 Independence Avenue:9lt; 390 L. H. Karosen, 1420 Indep. Ave..1 J- J- Batter. 206 N. Prospect,ion FelloVlt; 3628 St. John.MS? ,Tohn Ijeo Lonegan. 411 Indiana.G J Webster, 422 Wabash. CJaudeC.Cobb, 3606 Lexington. 10.4—- 186 J 11. s. Heim. 3425 St. John.Eben Miller, Jr., 812 Cleveland. II. M. Ricketts, 3236 Garner. Hlph Ramsey, 371* Nicholson. Frank A. Sloan. 3609 Smart.................. ilflu 5;= }v®- £ R,ce* 1414 R #th-— — 109— 9*3 I. 8. Siegel, 710 Woodland.Tlrfi,.....................118 840 H?~ if* H- £• Coe, 3316 St. John.Kansas Citv officially has raised 116 1112— 868 aL BiiSerTVm ^ith.' *l' for the national army. The dls.; “fc; 3?| r T trict exemption board yesterday received |ii5 1560 l. h. Peacock.’3421 Roberts, ’ficial reports from seven of the six.) j = ; ft^grgSSgS?f 5?fdrSSSt105—14 76 j 106— 280 107—1292of the five «»■ ~ , 125—,14Strict, which contributed thirty men from , 126—164747— i—1611143 2first group called. Additional re‘jjS^_ports will be received by tbe district j 129—icn exemption board today. jiiii'Z 7S5Since all these men passed the phy-ji.32— 15 sical examinations and none of them^{p~^|* claimed exemption, they are all officially in the national army and only rejection by the army physicians can deprive them of the honor of serving.Nine men summoned to appear for the physical examinations in the Eleventh Division failed to report. The board certified them as members of the new national army and they are now gubject to call in the first quota of one-third of the division’s number. Under the draft ruling, thes# men automatically arc drafted for failing to appear before the board.T1IK BOARD MEETING MONDAY.The first meeting of the district exemption board will be held at ftbom 405,Federal Building, at 10:30 o’clock Monday morning for the purpose of,hearing appeal claims for exemption or claims not within the jurisdiction of the local boards. Under the latter head comes claims for industrial exemption and similar unusual claims. It is said few exemptions will be made on industrial grounds and that such claims, to be up-, held by the board, must be based upon unusually good grounds.Matt W. Hall, Marshall, Mo., is chairman, and Frank Blake, Kansas City, secretary, of the district board. The other members are Charles A. Sumner,Kansas City; Col. It. M. Bacheller, St.Joseph, and Dr. F. H. Matthews, Liberty.TO OVLIUULK MANY CLAIMS.The board probably will hold a short•-X'M-utivc session before proceeding with the appealed claims Monday morning.At the dosing hour last night none of die local boards had certified to the district board any men making claims for exemption. However, members of several local boards said they practically had decided m lists of men whose claims they will overrule and that the lists probably will be sent to the district board today, it is said the number of overruled claims will be large.Following is a complete list of the men already officially in the national army:,’arl King Tehbe, 620 Olive. Blaine Glendening, 703 Monroe. Philip J. Kern, 3236 Roberta \N. Emmett, 1845 Pendleton. Roberta B. Adcock, 3231 E. 7th. F. E. Shull, 102 Munford Court. F. M. Wright, 2435 Indep. Lnsalle Deshay, 519 Lydia.1’. Grimbom. 1437 Independence. Claude Lynn, 1723 E. 8th. Robert I* Grant, 3620 Roberts. Norris A. Rick, 2828 E. 6th. Paul Romeo, 317 Maple.John M. Griffin, 315 Maple. Harold J. Ellman 419 Brooklyn. John Mangano, 3214 St John. 141—1114 Morris Porter. 2005 E. 7th.1470 E. B. Phetnister, 3414 Smart.645 A. D. Cole, 2437 Independence.21S O P. Davis, 469 N. Montgall.620 Alan Leltoy Weston, 539 Park.1334 9• H. Conover, 3110 Indep.412 Holmes Streetif, 407 Gillls Street., 420 East Fifth Street.4 20 East Sixth Street.1 W. Miller, 519 East Fifth Street.Clark, 616 East Fifth Street ergallto, 603 East Fifth Street White, jr., 514 East Ninth.Karl Shields, 1003 Independence Avenue. Ceorge Grant, 530 Lydia Avenue.K. Joseph Lobostrie, 1016 Pacific Street. Karl Philippi, 213 East Missouri Avenue. Kid Smith, 412 East Sixth Street.John K. I'iich, 807 Pacific Street.Joseph Tolson, 552 Lydia Avenue.Ivheard Blakely, 1415 East Fifth Street. Madison H. Hays, 738 Locust Street.Fim Malaponte, 412 Troost Avenue, '.eorge h. Smith. 704 Oak StreetH. Blv, til Campbell Street. Warren, 1019 Independence Ave. Durland, P. O. general delivery.HubertIiPrry. 623 Grand Avenue.Will bun Mack, 563 Troost Avenue. Fomas p. Barron, 1108 East Ninth. Weldon Mooney, 1017 Admiral Boulevi SEVENTH DIVISION.Jackson, 716 Cleveland.well mg, 1410 East Eighth Street.Elbert it]y Spark,“524 Olive Street.' Andrew M. Sullivan, 315 Ord Street.NINTH DIVISION. P- Rhoades, 1610 College Avenue.1 u . ''dams, 1229 Monroe Avenue. John H. Sandbroah, 2210 East Twentieth, waiter H. Wick man, 34 24 East Tenth, •'rente Lee, 1714 Park Avenue, raerett Putnam, 1400 Park Avenue, r'. Berger, 1606 Garfield Avenue.O Dell, 1809 Prospect Avenue. Harry F^no, 1612 Montgall Avenue.fhinningham, 1001 Askew Avenue, hoy 11. iv, Kh:U5eri l3u India TENTH DIVISION.Mile Dimmitt, 2440 Agnes Av •Win (f. May* 2101 R#»ntnn UrMay, 2101 Benton Boulevard. ,5l ‘n J- Cavanaugh, 2321 Prospe r,r ,!,T ?rl*sby, 2528 Park Avenue.onald Hurd, 2424 Chestnut Avenue, jhman H. Taylor, 2525 Michigan AvonEpstein, 2116 Ea;,, .H Keteham, 3025 Bellefontati trd L. Berkey, 2452 Chestnut Av* •yettc G. McFal), 2717 East 27' cozier, 2509 Brooklyn Avenue.• Pinistein, 2739 Park Avenue.H Gl-lson, 2014 Wabash Av* ti K. Co|K*lman. 2929 Park Av* '■■rd A. Hall, 3043 Olive Street.• Grove, 3001 Olive Street.A. Epp, 2832 Olive Street.J Parry, 2440 Prospect Aveni '■ l^'vy. 2420 Chestnut Avenult; Report—Certified.L. C. Holwell, 115 Brooklyn.W. G. Elett, 624 Cleveland. Charles A. Patrick. 542 Park. Harry E. Jones. 407 Lydia Carl Dlerks, 3232 Garner.Louis A. Vollontlne, 3026 E. 6th. H. Sliaplro. 1419 Independence. 154 —1570 K. M. Russell, 3515 Thompson.Elmer M. Ellis. 3238 Anderson. T. W. Coppin, 14 49 Independence.157— 677 C. V. Kerfoot, 2433 Independence.158— 749 li. E. Bowen, 3511 Morrell. 1509 C. W. Cochennet, 522 Askew. •1211 li. Duggins, 402 S. Montgall.■ 525 D. J. Delargy, 525 Brooklyn.162—1417 G. O. Carhaugh, 3246 Smart. 1674 Oscar Shafer, 3505 Gamer.760 E. T. Combs, 3401 Gladstone. 183 A. Wise, 2508 Nicholson.166—- 56 Grant Smith, 1432 E. Second.7—1276 E. M. Ox ley, 3035 Independence. 18— 792 F. F. Irish, 3416 Morrell.;9— 5 Arthur Bryant, 539 Clairmont.170— 350 Harry Fasken, 1919 Lexington. '580 D. 1. Stofer, 3219 Independence. 64 L. S. Shrock. 1800 Guinotte.870 W. R. Brown, 917 Woodland. 174—1714 It. 1* Swope, 3028 E. Sixth. 549 E. M. Hey, 501 Park.1132 S. .Silver, 2317 Independence.440 C. E. Parshall, 500 WoodUuid.178—1485 G. 11. Stump, 3616 Smart.179—1674 Eugene C. Lowney, 3232 E. 8th.180— 741 Fred K. Baxter, 3513 St. John.181— 1054 Henry Fishman, 642 Olive.182—1275 E. W. Owens, 2603 Independence.183— 711 W. E. Thomas, 703 Olive.184—1022 W. B. Baldwin, 2320 E. 9th.185— 841 M. A. Russell, 3213 St. John.186— 638 Guy Temple Bozzell, 709 Olive.187—1032 Lloyd Brockhouse, 2004 E. 9th,CALI. 52 MORE 1* ELEVENTH.Hoard Issues a Summon* for Physical Tent* August 15.The Eleventh Division board issued a call yesterday for fifty-two more men to appear before it for physical examination Wednesday, August 15. These were ordered to report for their physical tests:156— 982 Russell Haynes, 708 E.157— 726 Roy Drew, 2419 Flora.905-160-161—1531 . .........162—1288 M. E. Rohe:-184 3166— 530'1— 218Conrad Hug, jr., 2608 Holri - -’. F. Hitchings, 2947 Main.41. E. Roberts, 2601 Troost. Robert Davis, 2118 Vine.I .eon O. Itomer, 2327 Troost. Arthur W. Pierce. 3033 Paseo. William Taylor, 2100 Woodland. 809 Ktld Johnson, 2513 Grove.114 K. X. Murdock, 2722 HarrlBon.4 70 Ira Allen, 2535 Woodland.11. Ijockhart, 2308 Lydia.1. Hodges. 2028 Harrison.172— 620 Taft King, 2209 Flora.173—1334 G. ff- Lockeridge, 2636 Forest.174— 550 Buford Scott, 2212 Flora.161 f Homer J. Liggit, 306 E. 30th.Clancy Wilson, 2327 Flora.VV. L. Cromwell, 517 Howard.178—1432 Walter Burton, 2847 Woodland.179—1727 l»uis Wassennan, 2920 Cherry.180—2047 O. E. McClure, 1900 E. 30th.181— 981 Homer It. Dille, 2626 Campbell182—184 8 DeV. U. L. Gibson. 3040 Forest.183—1570 F. W. Roekafellow, 3ft E. 30th.184—1817 O. B. Shaeffer, 2906 Troost.185— 770 Obadlah K. Lewis. 2447 Flora.186— 882 Allen G. Smith, 2739 Gillham. Henry J.76— 574■ 677749wankVerne R. Whitmore, ..... ......191—1509 Herbert E. Stone, 2426 Mora.’192—1211 Max Elaler, 2721 Harrison.193— 525 Harry- Lucas, 1501 K. 21st.194—1417 Cecil H. Spigner, 2544 Michigan1574 Sidney Dawson, 101 K. 30th.196—2034 William F. Becker, 2917 Flora197— 760 Percy IT. I^ee, 2445 Highland.198— 183 R. W. Martin. 2230 Harrison.199— 56 L. 1L Boutwell, 24th and Cherry200—1276 W. II. Turner, 1410 E. 27th.201—1791 I* S. Allison. 2904 Holmes.202—1956 John K. Crute, 2915 Wayne.203— 792 Joseph Brown, 1407 Howard.204— 5 C. R. Humbert* 22*1 and Cherry305— 350 Sam Beckenstein, 2301 V, Troost206—1580 G. Roscoe Tyler. 3042 Grand.207— 54 N. Frutkow, 2504 Holmes.208— 870 G. E. Baden. 2722 Gillham.A SECOND CALL IN THE FIFTEENTH. Tbe First. 2110 M: Avein, 2049 Flora Avenue ....2905 Harrison Street* |149-wenty-second and Traey, j 150-roup of Forty Men Will Be Esnnilaed Today.The Fifteenth Division exemption board yesterday issued its second call for forty men for examination in addition to those in the first general call. Tlie first group of forty men will be examined today at the district headquarters, 4301 East Fifteenth Street. The second group of forty, called for exam I nation Tuesday, August 14, follows:140— 933 McDaniel. W. II., 7013 Hughe141—1531 Ostrom. I. W., 3835 East 17th142—1288 Jones. Roht. S., 1552 Chelsea.143— 452 Serlvner, M. K., 1103 Dixon.144— 355 Sternberg. W. K, 1004 Ewing145— 530 Hasten, Robt. L.. 1 24 2 Collins146— 809 Schlnter, P., 6801 East 15th. Camp, M., 1504 Kenslngh-110464 5I I.KVKNTlf DIVISION,*y. 2329 Highland Av:1310 Hake Street.12 Howard Avenue.Mth Street and Prospect. |ity-first Street.)Willie, Y. M. 3018 Walnii' 1312 East '1niley. W. J.. 1640 Poplar.— 550 Kraft, G. F., 1302 Denver.—1611 llockensmith, F. D., 4606 K. 23d.— 574 Pierce, E. E., 1239 Oakley.— 31 Ferguson, L. M.. 1035 Cleveland—1 432 Rowland, C. (J., 2301 Myrtle.—1727 McCllntock. T. K.. 2300 Brighton.— 981 Smith. J. C.. 7414 Eaat 13th.—1570 Worthington, P. If., 3914 E. 18th.— 770 Keel, Jesse., 6405 East 12th.— 882 Ganger, W. O.. 1524 Carrington— 677 Robertson, J. F., 6216 E— 749 Gibbs, J. J., 6622 Dauphl—1509 levy, C. T.. 1910 Myrtle.—1211 Robertson, G. L., 1615 Eli:t.riffith, L, 1608 Drury13th. jod. ,06 Harri.son Street, i j f)lt;( _1417 Hitvhell, Jo!3417 K.u, II..610 *\’irHigh!;]_ 183 Ltitz,2— 56 Luth3—1276 1F. B„desty,E.mith. 2322803 Ha........ewese, G*‘neral Hospital ne-ansus City from St. Ixuts, 177 tasu nisnop. n. *«.. -'-n cpi: 178— 54 Utsley, H. R.. 4310 E.;1T9— 870 Drake, It., 7008 Dauphl:92 Neal,5 Andrew, I. 350 Smith, IL D.5301 E. 20th.1K. 12tl I Eltnv Bennim, - 5250 Michlga............. Hopkins. 1917 Lin wood Blvd.• B. M..-zi!e, 217 East 37th Street ' Beal, 3419 Highland Avenue.v,' r«il -iennings, 3411 Troost Ave 5256 Oak Street*Fettei .......................1’Ol ltTEENTH DIVISION.O'Meara, 2434 Myrtle AventuWilt , 1. n* 2408 Elmw«Kjd Avei.uI , E. Walters, 2733 Cypress.•|, Hunt in,-ton, 3415 Ag'n.s Avenuev.nr,n‘*r' Eiist 25th Street.lteei..V ?r* ::025 Ker.si.igton AvenuFrank w' t*°yce* 5729 Monroe Avenue., Jonejt 28*8 Monroe Avenue.f* »»nd. *W4 VJfitov ▲manGOT OMlt;5 MAN ON KANSAS SIDE.Board WIJ1 Invrallgsle Exemption:Claims Before Calllaw More Men.The eight additional men called inj Division No. 1 on the Kansas side yes-j terday gave only one man who did not; claim exemptions. Before calling any:more, however, tbe board will investi-lgate the exemption claims. The results! yesterday:Accepted. ;Curtis Smith, 59 South James Street.Failed to Report. ITMMK imklww 21 AMBUtk 1
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