Arizona republican., 1917-08-11
EXEMPTION REQUESTS MADE BY 90 OUT OF
 116 WHO ARE PASStL

The third day or the eXamlnatloIiS for the draft finished last evening with total for the day being 2l9 exam ined. This makes a total of 56O men examined up to last night in the three days of examination. Of the 2l9 that were examined yesterday, 1l6 passed. the requirement, while 103 failed. This gives a percentage of 54 per cent pass ing while 46 per cent failed. The examination continues today Dr. Nichols hoping to finish the exami- nation of the first call by this after noon. The doctors will be on hand at S.30 o'clock this morning to start the work of the day. They discontinue at noon, starting again at l o'clock sharp In the examination yesterday'a large amount of trachoma was found among the men, as well as large number of deformities. One instance shows the i loyal American spirit of some of the men. A man by the name of Jones from Buckeye had been turned down for having flat feet-being otherwise per | feet. He begged the doctors to take | him-and his wish was granted. A systematic investigation will be started at once to ferret out number l of cases that have refused to register. A public meeting of representative bus mess men-including those under the draft-will be held shortly to deal with | these cases, and to pass upon all eX- emption cases that come before the | board The plan is to have representa- a- | tive citizens pass upon these cases. It is we'll known to the board that q number of misrepresentation have been made in the affidavits for ex- | that there will be comparatively few exemp- | tions. One case shows that man ap- piled for exemption on the ground that he had a dependent mother, and an or phan brother to support. These cases
 will not only be declared for military
 service, but will also be turned over to
 the federal authorities for prosecution Ninety men applied yesterday for ex- emptions. They are as follows:
 Leo S. Jorgensen-marrled, depen dents.
 Raymond Virgle Ingram-m married dependents. Hurchall Harder married depen- dents.
 Harry E.. Jones-married. depen-
 dents.
 James Jefferson Heard married, de pendents.
 Charles Edward Hoffman-married dependents
 l Frederick Orth Hoffman-depen- dents.
 Harry NJ Janes-married, depen- T dents
 Antonio Jaramillo-alien. not Ger man. aN 1 Harry K. Hasegafvo-alie4. not Ger man.
 l William Edward List-dependents. Emil O. Ladner-married, depen-
 dents
 Eillen Keck-married, dependents. Edward F. Ketchie-marred, depen-
 dents.
 John w. Lindstrom-married, depen
 dents.
 Juan Lopez-married, dependents. |, Richard w. Kidwell-married, o-- I pendents. Ling Gee Him-alien, not German. , George Washington Mogill-married ; dependents.
 Joseph B. Maier-married depen , dents. } George w. Meyer-married, depen : dents. Rialdo Merrill-married, dependents Travis l.. McFee-married, depen : dents Dan married, dependents Patrick G. Morrisop-married an, dependents Stephen R. Marlette-married. de
 pendents. Flanders B. Monk-married, depen U dents. Antonio Moreno-alien, not German . Jose Morales-alien, not German. Ramon Moreno-alien, not German
 Santiago Pompa-married, depen
 dents.
 Frank Pacho-married, dependents.
 Ray Perkins-in U s. Service
 Charles Lewis Nafziger-county of
 ficial.
 Maurice o. O'Niel--married depen | dents. James H. Neilson-married depen dents. John L. Robinson-married. deper
 dents.
 Leo Sylvester Cuber-married de
 pendents e Job Langford-married, dependents = Howard Shelton Standage-marrie il dependents. IT Fred E. Winship-married deper " dents ;e Robert Hill ams-dependents. It Volney R. Smth--dependents. it Dante Emil AccomozZo-married d. E pendents. r. William Lewkis Agner-married. d, st pendents. t, Jose Acuna-married, dependents. d Gordon Fay Varney-married d. De pendents. l. Roy Asedo-married. dependents ot
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