Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-25
DIVISION BOARD HAS
COUNTY DRAFT LIST
Ninety-Three COnscripts Furnished
By First Call
QUOTA WAS FIXED AT 200
Number May Be Increased Somewhat
When All Exemption Are
Passed Upon

Anne Arundel county's list of those
who have passed the physical exam
nations for the military draft be-
fore the local exemption board and
who were not granted exemptions is
now before the divisional board for
! the Western Shore and will be trans
ferred to Adjutant General Henry NJ.
Warfield in certified form early next
week.
The list shows only 9S accepted
out of 400 examined, and some OF
these may be granted exemption
through appeal to the divisional
board The total accepted list of the
county may be increased, however, as
the local board still has a number
of exemption claims to pass upon.
The quota which this county was ex-
pected to furnish on the first draft
as fixed at 200
The list follows
William Washington, Annapolis;
William T. Howe, Hanover; Elmer
Brown. Laurel: Joseph b. Callahan.
Gambrills; Robert Carter, Marley;
Basil A. Proctor, Shady Side; Charles
e. Hammond, Woodlawn Heights
Charles Hurd, Waterbury; William
w. Figgs. Annapolis; Charles Fl.
Grimes, Brooklyn; Riley Jackson.
Fairfield; Alexander Offer, Church
ton; ]. Harry My. .Iarwood; Wesley
Turner, Marley; !, Norman Spriggs,
Dayidsonville; George Hemingway.
Fairfield Gilbert Neckerman, Ches-
terfield; David A. Pile. Severn; Ern-
est Kicks. Chesterfield; Israel A
Gather, Laurel; Charles Gowaski,
Brooklyn; James Huselevic, Curtis
Bay; George Butler Gambrills; John
Z. avis. Eastport: Harrison Proutt.
Bayard; Harry +. Newton, Annapolis;
Irving c. Griggs, Annapolis; Steve
Foundas. Annapolis: William A.
Steponicke, Curtis Bay; John Watson.
Curtis Bay; Robert Blue. Fairfield;
Archie Welch Eastport; Charles II.
Simms. Annapolis Junction; John f.
Oberry, Annapolis; Dawson Wiley,
Fairfield; Joseph Sitter, Curtis Bay;
! Frank Hall. Patuxent; Archie Thomp-
son, Churchton John Henry Walz,
Curtis Bay; j. Sellman Woollen. 10th
ian; Warren w Hazard, Galloways
Joel H. Berry, Annapolis; Henry A
Miller. Glen Burnie: Albert o. Wal
ker, Brownsville; Richard J. Duyall,
Jr Earleigh Heights; Wesley Brown,
Pasadena; Riley f. CLANCY, Earleigh
Heights; Charles s. Offer, Church
ton; Alexander G. Kronstein, Brook
lyn; George Green, Annapolis; James
E. Rogers. Shady Side; Richard
walker, Annapolis; Francis H. Grif-
fifth, Patapsco Basil Skrenczuk, Cur
It's Bay; Vernon Easton, Sudley:
Daniel Johnson, Shady Side; Pierce
L. Colbert, Annapolis; John Boyd,
! McKendree. James Saunders, Anna
polls; Edwin B. Sherbert, Nutwell;
James f. Ford. Eastport Godfrey
Gaskins, Annapolis; Joshua Ireland,
Annapolis; Raymond l.. Lowman,
Brooklyn; Edward ONeal, Bayard;
! Adam Olecuth, Curtis Bay; Frank
Dorsey, Annapolis; Benjamin F.
Thomas. Brooklyn: Charles Stokes,
Annapolis; Warren F. Henderson,
Glen Burnie; Thomas G. Chase, Sol
ley; Edward Moreland, Greenock;
Richard Williams, Laurel: John
Rogers Johnson, Annapolis; Robert
Murray. Annapolis; Evan Watts, Har-
| mans; Thomas L. Waters, Patuxent:
Frank Green, Annapolis; George
I King, Dagidsonville Richard l..
Brice, Annapolis; James B. Dawson,
| Churchton: Joseph Al Wiseman.
Revell; William Gross, Eastport: /:
| Lewis Wilmington, Drury: Earl
Tucker. Greenock: Theodore HalIi-
kas, Curtis Bay; Andrew Moore,
Pasadena; Vansie Hayes, Annapolis;
Laurence E. Tracey, Pasadena: Ru-
fus Holmes, Annapolis; Raymond
Jungers, Annapolis; Horace Sedg-