Arizona republican., 1917-09-20
MORE MEN ARE
 CALLED T0 WAR BY H|CH bOARD
Exemptions Once Granted
 Are Reversed by District Board at Session Yester- day in Busy Days Work

The district military board met at 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning and continued in session until o'clock, passing upon claims on appeal from the local boards of the district and agricul- tuIal and industrial claims will com plete it's work on the present business at an adjourned session today.
 The following were ordered into the service by the district board sustaining the decisions of the local boards in de- nying discharges on account of depen- dents:
 Carlos Higuera. Phoenix.
 Robert F. Fults, Glendale.
 E. J. Woodson, Phoenix.
 Farley l.. Blake Tempe. John W Myers, Yucca,
 Edward Carbaial Yuma
 Walter Upton, Camp Verde
 Bany Pedretti Prescott.
 Basco L. Cofelt, ClarkdaIe
 l. c. Wilcox Casa Grande
 Roscoe B. Young, Casa Grande. George w. Obitz Ray.
 Milton C. Gerlicher, Florence. John s, Manhood, Chloride.
 Harry Waldref Phoenix
 C. F. Pickering, Laveen.
 R. B. Candelaria, COncho
 The following agricultural and indus trial claims were denied, and the regis trants being thereby called into ser vice
 Ray Frazer Dewey.
 Francis F. Watkins. Buckeye Lawrence E. Beck, Mesa.
 George C. Elliott, Mayer
 Alfonso B. Wright Gum Planet Walter Norton, Parker.
 Earl Flanery, Yuma.
 Lewis l. Reber, Jr. Clarkdalc. Carl E. Mills, Jerome.
 C. F.. r. Miller, Camp Verde. Bernard Levitt, Prescott
 Parney I'achi. Simmons.
 Joseph H. Cavanaugh, Jerome. The provost marshal general ap pealed the following cases, where the local board had allowed claims of dis charge on account of dependents. The district board reversed the decision of the local boards, thus making the fol- lowing soldiers:
 John R. Belcat Buckeye.
 Volney R. Smith, Scottsdaie
 Oscar F. QuarfOrth Phoenix. Fred B. Gregg, Phoenix.
 On appeals from decisions of the To- cal boards, denying discharges on ac- count of dependents, the district board reversed the decisions of the lower boards, thus discharging from service the following:
 k. K Kendall Phoenix.
 Ebert l.. Smith. Peoria
 Raymond Bell Glendale.
 Juan H. Rameriz, Phoenix (alicn) F. c. Staiger, Oatman.
 R. A, Leonard, GOlconda.
 Edward Johnson, Chloride.
 Otis G. Jacobs Kingman
 John K. Dyche, Chloride.
 A F Carper, Oatman.
 C. N. Nickells, Kingman.
 E. w. Matoon, Kingman.
 R. E. Allen, Kingman.
 Morris M. Knox, Phoenix.
 Dawson Henderson. Kingman. Edward Flores, Phoenix.
 Arturo Acedo Tempe.
 Samuel Q. Miller Williams.
 Tom Kee Toom (alien), Mesa.
 Special Cases
 In the case of H. H. Ballinger of Feldman, heretofore denied exemption on account of being engaged in an az ricultural industry, the district board re-opened the case and granted Ballin- ger a temporary discharge unuI No vember l.
 In the mass of examinations by the local boards examining corps some CT TOTS were made, and after consulting with Dr A. B. Nichols, county physI clan, the district board caused eight Iegistrants to be re-examined As the result of th.s examination Joseph B. Dixon, Charles w. Boris, Carl Saeger, Frank Levy and Albert Snyder are called to the colors, and Frederick K Watson, Stephen J. Evans and Peter Condos are discharged
 In the case of Walter L. George here tofore discharged, the district board re- considered the discharge and in conse- quence George is called into service. Tho following men in Maricopa coun- ty were granted temporary discharges to harvest crops:
 James L. Johnson until December 1. Robert Hill Adams until Novem- Der 15.
 M. II. Hutchinson until December l.