Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-05
DISTRICT BOARD INCLUDES IN
LIST LEON RRlNTNALL AND
ROBERT M'LElANo.
PHYSICIANS REVERSED;
TO &c NO RE- ON
Setting Aside Of Exemptions For
Physical Disability Ordered Without
Records Having Been Forwarded to
District Board-local Board Now
Demands investigation.

the government, thru County Attorney
Scott. or by the registrants. have been
| certified for service by the district
/ board in two lists received by III.
( local board today. Included in the lists
are William Leon Brintnall. OF this
! city. and Robert y. McLeland, %
! TAYLOR township. The cases of these
] two were, appealed from the exemp-
/ tions for physical disability made by
/ the local examining physicians
That these tive cases probably Will
| be re-opened by the district board
| seems now 70 be probable because of
! the fact that a!tho appeals were taken
from the physical examinations the
young men have never been re-
examined on the order Of the district
| board.
Board to Push Gases.
The local board. whose physicians
have been summary overruled with
| out a denomination OF the two young
men. now propose to force the cases
to an issue and ascertain the grounds
upon which the local physicians were
| overruled. For that purpose County
Auditor McLeland. father Of one Of the
boys. and County Attorney Scott had
conference this forenoon 10 ascertain
On what evidence the district board
reversed the examining physicians
This conference has developed that
IN addition TO there never having been
a -e-exani1ation Of the men, the dis
trict board has never had the records
OF either case or the physical exanina-
ton blanks These records. or the ex-
animation blanks have never been re-
Qucsted Of the local board. but they
were supplied today.
Recommended determination.
County Attorney Scott, who appeal
ed these cases. said today that he
served notice Of appeal because Of
dissatisfaction, and both IN writing
and orally recommended to the district
board that there pc a Determination
in both cases.
81 have never fled any afidavtts IN
either CAGE" said Sco:- today. u
recommended 10 Chairman Ely that ]
thought a re-examinat.on ought 10 be
| made and he told me he would think
II over and gave me to understand
thing TO do. know that others from
here hare been TO the district board TO
| complain regarding these cases, but
do not know the nature Of their COM
plant or evidence. /, any. they laid be-
fore the district board"
Scott said It was not his duty to file
the records In the case, which was a
duty Of the local board. Auditor Nc
Leland says the district board has
never requested the records in these
! cases, as they have in other cases that
have been appealed For that reason
the local board wants 10 know on what
grounds the examining PHYSICIANS Of
the local board were overruled.
II Is probable that the developments
will reveal this. Chairman Ely, over
| the telephone, asked for the examina
ton blanks. and indicated that the
cases would be reconsidered.s
Certified For Service.
Those certified for service on ap-
peals Of the government from the ex-
emptions Of the local board. including
the two cases appealed on the physi-
clan examinations are:
| Ray F. Hockersmith. city.
John W. Tomlinson, city.
Harley Nolta, State Center.
Jesse c. Briggs, city.
Albert Koch, St Anthony.
Carleton E. Hatcher. city
| George ". Richeson, State Center.
| James J. Mccarthy, city.
William H Eckhart, State Center.
| W. Leon Brintnall, city.
| Robert y NcLeland, Taylor.
/ - nineteen others who were GER
titled for service after the appeal O.
each from the exemption granted by
dent relatives are:
Ernest F. Parker, city.
| James Khile, Dillon.
| 3. ". Reinhold. city.
| William F. Olthoff. city.
| Frank P. Johnson, city
| Pleasant L. Carey. Laurel.
| Thomas E. Harris, city.
Bernard L. Moore Clemens.
Howard r. futile, r. F. D. 4, city.
Herbert z. Hilderbrand, Albion.
William F. Beeman, L!scomb.
Russell E. Detrick, city.
Louis E. Wheater city.
Glenn T. Long, city.
Frank kloppenborg, Melbourne.
| Leonard F Collins, city.
| Ralph v. Coughenour Melbourne.
Walter A. Salow, city.
Don H. Rose, Cornish, Utah.
Three Are Exempted.
| Three others have been exempted by
the district board, one of them being
reversal of the district boards for
nder certiflcation for service. One ri
them is Henry 3. Humphrey, Mar
ietta. He was exempted by the
local board and the government an
pealed. The district board then cer-
titled him for service and now It hss
reversed its ruling and exempted him
His case Is the seventh so handled on,
OF total Of nine of $50 appealed
Other cases similarly handled by the
district board In the same group were
those Of Walter Huber and Herman
Knudson.
Arthur L. Meier. Of Jefferson, wa.
exempted. H. P. Jensen, OF Hayerhill
exempted as long as he keen.
sober and cares for his wife and child
Show Of Novelties.
The new musical play, my soldie,
Girl coming to the Odeon Sunday
night. contains a score of novelties OF
which Filtration Walk" an illuminat
ed run-board extending from the stage
over the orchestra seats and more
than half way to the rear wall OF the
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