The sun., 1917-07-31

/ where. He turned up this morning, how
ever, and took away with him a letter
from the Government" He has his
first papers and supports wife in
Germany.
Frank Baremba was sitting on the
stoop Of III Adams street when ac-
costed. He is a factory worker. 20 and
an Austrian alien. His wife and child
require his support.
"Soldler?' said his wife with shrug.
HE too sickly"
James F. Flynn, shipping clerk. Of
107 Prospect street was not at home.
A woman's voice from an inner room
volunteered the. information, however,
that he probably would not claim ex=
empton."
Editor VIII Claim Exemption.
George A. Leonards venerable aunt
was sitting on the stoop Of 1876 Nassau
street and she called him out George
is 2S and member Of the New York
Times editorial staff. He supports his
aunt and will claim exemption.
From behind the bar OF saloon at
1873 Washington street John Boehm,
citizen, said he had a wife and three
children and would claim exemption.
Thomas Kobsor. young Austrian alien,
has mother and two little brothers
abroad His married sister at 1874 Pearl
street looked tenderly at him and hoped
everything would be all right"
Charles F. Johansen, "a, is at Bath.
Me. working for shipbuilding firm.
His father said he would claim an in
dustrlal exemption. as his firm is exten-
sively engaged in Government work and
he Ia necessary to IL.
Blanco II. Dominguez SINGLE leaning
against the street door at 1913 Adams
street, was suspicious. but finally de-
clared he was a Venezuelan and said
he would claim exemption on that
| ground
! In Exemption District 1874. which in
| cludes the territory from West End ave-
nue to Central Park West, from Sixty
! fifth stret to Seventeen street. the first
| twenty-five men to be called were can
| vassed.
The first man is Jerome Leo Caffrey
| OF III Amsterdam avenue, who will
claim exemption because he has a wife
and two small babies to support
No. 2 on the list, Alvin r. Calman Of
! 40 West Sixty-ninth street, is phys
ically unfit to serve because Of a para
ly1ed arm.
No. 8. George w Thiery Of 100 West
Sixty-fifth street was not home yes
! tcrday afternoon, and neighbors could
not say whether he had exemption
claims.
No. 4, Irwin c. Garverick. Jr., of 80
West Sixty-eighth street who is a Phil
| Gdelphia man. was not home, but friends
said he apparently is physically fit. He
is unmarried.
I No 5, Sol Roggen Of 43 West Seven
tieth street. is married but has no chill
dren. Apparently he is capable physi-
cally for military service. He was not
at home yesterday.
No 6. Mamos c. Mainanganys Of 1876
West Sixty-sixth street, could not be
found at that address. He may have
had a room there at the time of registra-
ton.
No I. Alfred BARNARD Castor of IA
| West Seventeen street, is away for a
summer vacation. He has a family de-
pendent on him for support neghbors
said.
Draft Letter Is Undelivered.
No. s, William Liesan. who gave his
address as 217 West Sixty-eighth street,
was not known in the office of the apart
ment house. The letter from the ex-
emption board is at that address unde-
livered.
No. Q, Lewis Joseph Cintron OF 1875
West Sixty-sixth street, has moved
away, but left his address in another
part OF the city. He is unmarried.
No. 10, Jesse Clarke Gerowe of 1874
West Seventy-third street, formerly
lived at that address, but present resi-
dents there do not know where to for
ward his draft call
No. II, Nicholas f. Landau of 80 West
Sixty-eighth street is unmarried but ap-
parently is unfit for service because of
near sightedness.
No. ~. Irving J. Levin of % West
Seventeen street, is unmarried and said
to be apparently physically At He is
now on a vacation on Long Island.
No. 13, B. A. Weathers. Jr.. is out of
town on business and nothing could be
learned of his exemption probabilities.
No. IA, Christ Mitihey of 1872 West
End avenue, born in Greece, is an alien.
He said he would be glad to go to war
when his country calls him.
No 15, Philip Uttno, who gave his ad-
dress as 1870 West Sixty-seventh street
to the registration board. does not live
there The postman took back the letter
addressed to him calling him for ex-
animation.
No. 16. Martin II. Lehmaier of 10 West
Sixty ninth street. was out of town yes
terday. Apparently he is we'll physically.
He is married but has no children.
Wife supports Two Children.
No. II. John A. Patrone, has his draft
letter waiting for him at 112 West Sixty
ninth street, the address he gave on
registration day. He has moved away.
Patrone is married and has two step
children, but his wife is said TO support
herself and her children.
No. IS. David Ryan of 212 West
Sixty-ninth street. is a chauffeur. He
was not at home. but neighbors said he
is unmarried and apparently physically
fit for service.
: No. 10. Alvin Becker of 225 West