The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-06
CHAIRMAN I. I. HUEY
 WOULD GET QUOTA AWAY BY DEC. 15TH
Exemption Board Anxious to Complete Work-Calls for More Men to
 Be Issued

Bessemer. December 5.-(Special.) Chairman T. T. Huey of the Bessemer exemption board announces that the To- cal board is making an effort to get in all of their quota before December 15, and from now on calls for men will be made almost daily. Goldman Dansby, 8 negro was arrested, being charged with desertion from the local exemption board, and will be sent to Camp Me- Clellan, where he will be courtmartialed. There are about 60 others who will meet the same fate as soon as they can be captured. Officers of the law are as- ssting the local board in rounding up the men who have failed to appear be- fore this board, while those who come in voluntarily are being handled with consideration.
 The following is the list of white men who will report December 13 to go to Camp Pike, Ark: Charlie N. Bell, Lyle Bertren Vail, Charles Jackson Cargile and William Fletcher Bush.
 The negroes who will report to go to Camp Dodge. Ia, on December F are: Arthur Wilson, Anthony Hargrove Henry Smith, Joe Williams, Jack May, Tom Fitts, George Martin, Lewis Camp bell, Henry Nelson, Harvey Green, Ma thaniel Dunn, Johnnie White, Jackson Smith, A. Henderson, Walter Walker, Willie Barnes, Peter Collie Dan Gordon, Henry Jackson, Lonze Blackwell, Alex Johnson, Henry Griffin Jesse James Si- mon, Ossie Glover, Houston Logan, Harrison Lewis, Sam Irbin, William 
 Stokes, Jacob Woodruff Andrew Free man, Doc Randle, Slas Walker, Walter Powell, Buck Johnson, Ed Tucker, Johnnie Wilson, William Vim, David Wesley King Munroe Cobb, Leon Cahill, Harley Freeman Edgar Eugene Glider sleeve, George Hatcher, Harrison Mitch ell Parker Linsey Pink Nisby, Joe Scott and Jim Marlborough
 TOO MUCH BOOZE
 This morning in recorders court Phil Mchlnsson, negro, was fined $100 and cost on charge of violating the prohi- b1tion law. The negro was arrested last night when he got off of the Alabama Great Southern train out of New Or leans at the Woodward Crossing where the train slows down. He carried two suitcases and wore a hunters coat which had a number of extra pockets which contained 16 quarts of whisky.
  The ma1 was arrested by Officers Par .otl ana Thomas. It was stated by the officers that E. L. Pittman was arrested in connection with the case, having met McKinssons with a taxi
 PASTOR SPLENDID HOST
 Rev. Ira F. Hawkins proved a de- lightful host last evening when he en- tertained the stewards of tue Methodist church at the parsonage on Arlington avenue A number of interesting inn promptu talks were made and the regu- lar routine business of the church was discussed, after which these gentlemen were served sandwiches and coffee by Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. D. Owens and Miss Rachel Ragsdale: Dave Owen, pr. T. F, Robinson and Y. l.. Vann. The stewards of the church are as follows F. F. E. Buck, B. c. Jones. Dr. R. F. McIntyeire, J. ]. Karr, J. c. Farris, J. w. Donaldson, H. T. Milton, J. K Trotter, M. BvPurdy, Mac Clay, Henry D. Adams, l.. H. Humphries, J. M. Bar rett, r. S. Fitzgerald, H. E. Evans G. D. Woodrow, Dr c. w McDonald F. M. Callen, Sam F. Nash, c. NJ. Me- Laughlin, J. J. Phillips, MT. Porter, s.
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