Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-14

Saturday at Steelton. when 100 men
will undergo the examinations. Perry
and Cumberland counties are still ex-
In the two Cumberland districts forty
men are being examined each day
at Carlisle, while the Perry board is
calling forty men daily at New
Bloomfield.
In the second county district yes
| terday afternoon a large number
of men summoned were rejected for
physical reasons, while the morn
ing showing was very good. This
board is passing on an average of
| fifteen men an hour. The men are
ordered to report at different hours
of the day in order to eliminate a
| long wait for the men before called
| before the physicians. The work of
the board is retarded somewhat on
account of the number of re-eXam-
nations.
OF the number called for eXamina-
| tions this morning only one failed to
| report at the appointed time but he
appeared later. He claimed that his
work on the railroad detained him
and was given his examination this
afternoon.
David Garmhn, the fourth man to
pass the physical tests this morning
and who did not claim exemption,
said he was willing to fight but was
unwilling to go to France to do his
bit
/ Alien Wants to Fight
Nillola Zivanovich, an alien, who
! has received his first naturalization
| papers and was passed by the eX-
aminers to-day is willing and ready
to join the forces of Uncle Sam.
/ After he had been informed of his
successful tests he at once inquired
when he would receive his uniform
and gun. No trouble is being eX-
perienced by the board from the
foreigners or any other draft evaders.
The men willingly submit to the re-
quirementS of the law. They stand
around in groups near the school
house and await the calling of their
name to be examined.
The names of the first thirty men
called for examination and the re-
suits for this morning are: 11O3,
Frank Kuhn, Enhaut, passed, de-
pendents; 1895, Martin Shank, pass
cd, farmer; 2319, John A. Early,
! Penbrook, passed, dependents; 1861,
Charles j. Bickel, enlisted; 2479,
Harry S. Rooms. passed, farmer; 513,
John r. McNeal, passed; 1872, w. r.
Murlatt, 1904 North Third street,
passed, dependents; sos, Nikola Iii
vanovich, passed; 46, Walter S.
| ents; 1771, Pietro Cilli, rejected;
1899, Floyd w. Geary, Enhaut, pass
| ed. dependents; 2441, Harrison J..
Noll Harrisburg, r. D. /, passed, de-
pendents; 1886, Grant Walmer, Pal
myra, passed, dependents; 1441, Paul
Kaovich, rejected; 2233, William II.
Spangler. passed. 800, Alfred T..
Smith, 2109 Penbrook, passed, de-
pendents; 1855, Jacob Zettlemoyer,
rejected; 1918, John w. Seitzinger'
passed; $3.50, Edward McIntyre,
25O4 Boas, passed, dependents; 10,
Harry NJ. Hastings, Progress passed,
dependents; 772, jeremiah f. Vert,
Oberlin, passed, dependents; 145G,
John II. Meyer, Hershey, passed, de-
pendents; 1890, Leroy r. Cassel, re-
jected; III. Edward Pierson, Harris
burg, r. ID. 5, passed, dependents;
1919. Marcus p. Sheetz, rejected;
1856, Herman f. Logan, Rutherford
Heights, passed, dependents; 1922,
!
! Frederick Steinfelt, Fort Hunter,
passed, dependents; 223O, George ".
Hoover, enlisted; and 9S3, Joseph
Janson, Jr., Enhaut, passed, depend
ents.
The board labored yesterday from
s o'clock in the morning until $50
o'clock in the evening on the days
quota. OF the 10 called, g passed
the required physical examination
laf int I'm tlfinn ThnV
are:
G. w. Gruber, Enhaut.
G.. w. YounS, Oberlin.
David ]. Walters, Hershey.
T. c. DIETRICH, Hershey, r. d.
Joe BastcX Bressler.
II. ]. Straub, Progress.
Ed. Slesser, Hershey.
C. Rossl. Swatara Station.
Leroy D. Shearer, Hum
melstown
II. +. Ellis, 1921 Herr street.
Pleasant View.
NJ L. Crater. State Lunatic
Hospital.
T.. Monaco, Harrisburg, r.
d. 1.
2. S. Mack. Hummelstown.
The names of the men to pass the
physical test but claim exemption
were:
l.. Il. 11iChHldu. ODeTllllt uepeHu-
| ants; A. Manari, Swatara Station,
alien, claims eflemption: NJ. o.
Swartz. Humemsltown. r. d. 1,
claims dependants; Bruce f. Leman,
! Hershey, claims dependents; r. s.
! Iindermuth, Middletown, r. D.,
! claims exemption, in present military
! service; Faber f. Stengel, Oberlin,
claims industrial exemption; Harry
A. Early, Harrisburg, r. D., claims
| industrial exemption: o. Stayokvic,
Bressler, claims exemption as alien;
]. O. Nye, Dauphin, claims exemp-
ton; ]. II. Anspach Rutherford
| Heights, claims dependants; d.
| Santarelli, Swatara Station, claims
exemption as alien; w. l.. Brehm,
! 1915 State street, Pleasant View,
claims dependents; A. G.. Austin,
Harrisburg, r. d. 2, claims agricul-
tural exemption; c. J.. Powell. Pax
| tang. claims dependents; p. Ziogar,
Bressler, claims dependants; c. Kel-
| Ter, Union Deposit, claims depend
ants; r. w. Ebersole. Hershey. claims
dependents; L. Capitani, Swatara
Station, claims exemption as alien;
j. Steigenhafer. 3S6 Mohn street.
Swatara township. claims exemption
as alien; II. S. Shope, Harrisburg,
! r. d. 3, claims industrial exemption;
A. DeSimone, Palmyra, r. D., claims
| exemption as alien; s. f. Slesser,
Hummelstown, claims dependants;
John H. Gates, Paxtang, claims de-
| pendants; II. M. Keller. Harrisburg,
r. d. 4, claims dependents! ID. S.
Gordon, Jr., Hershey claims depend
ants; f. ii. Keller. Hummelstown,
claims dependants; G. f. Rudy. PEN
brook claims defendants: E. G.