Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-23
.SOLGE IS FIRST
NATIONAL ARMY
MAN TO REPORT
fconiInned From Flrst Pagel /.


considering a number Of claims TO ex-
emption tonight.
Although the number not reporting /
In answer TO their notifications 90 APP
pear before the boards and submit to
physical examinations has been
smaller during the present call than
on the irst, there stlll remain a num-
Der who have been branded as delin-
quent. But this number IS being cut
down each day and mombers OF the
boards are surprised that so tttle dit
fculty Is being encountered.
certain number Of the names on
the lists have been forwarded TO the
provost marshal general, who has order
ed q thorough investigation of alleged
delmquents all over the country. These
Investigations, so far as Wilmington IS
concerned. have been especially satisfac-
tory for the reason that IL has been
found that a large majority of these
"delinquents" are men who have already
enlisted in vlmnteer arms u the SER
vice.
A report made public by Board No >
today shows that during the past three
days 300 men have reported for exami-
nations and that 81 have 40 far failed
TO report. Ninety-four were rejected as
physically unfit, 10 bear arms, and l66
passed. Two examinations were post
poned, and one man already in service
reported.
In Board No So men were passed
on the first day of the second cali and
y on the second day.
At late hour last night more than
b 200 men had passed the physical ex-
q aminations as administered by the
% boards In connection with the second
q call.
p Division No. issued a call for f25
r men. OF these, i03 appeared, 60 passed
l. the physical tests and 81 failed 20 pass
e Division No. 2 Issued a call for 100
81, men, Is appeared and 80 passed the
a physical tests, % failing.
Division No. called $50 men. on
I these i6i appeared and g. men passed
the physical tests. Division No. called
!, IS men. OF whom 90 appeared. 81 passed
d the physical tests and a failed. lt II
e announced that all who were called ant
failed TO appear VIII be certified 20 thl
7. United States marshal at once for in
Il vestlgation.
/ Division No. 4 examined men phys
70 ically today. Division No. completed
physical examinations yesterday. Di
I'd vision No. 3 examined today, and VII
1u continue the work tomorrow, and dl
vision No. Z will examine tomorrow.
rs IL Is announced that rooms Of diyi
he sion No. will be kept Open ever
X evening from 100 until $50, or pos
ur sibly later, for the convenience Of IN
nd public until further notice. All Otho
ng boards have been keeping Offices 0pe
en- evening, so the new ruling applies Onl
en- 10 offices Of division No. g.
Following are the men who were e1
Ut amined yesterday by board No. an
to rejected on physical grounds:
lr- 29s1-Paul Brooks, 29i7 Monroe.
ur iOiO-Earl Flamer. 4i6 =. 18th.
TO is2T-George c. Tunis, 702 w. 9th.
ne is57-Isadore Frankfurt, 800 f. pod.
Ike 9i9-WillRrd F. Mills, 1901 pine.
-cn 738-Abraham Smith, 800 =. Sth.
80 iifs-Edward NJ. Smith, 1914 kirkwoo
i7si-Charles NJ. Price, 1900 Pine.
to f2i-GeOrge r. Chase. AZ Mechanic.
ms 2283-John r. Rash, i0i =. 18th.
Of i3S7-Levis p. Money, 1909 r. iith.
-ou 42l-Ralph Ryan, $50 Lombard.
SIS. iO23-Homer Fleming. 537 p. 10Th.
Div s6s-samuel B. Culver. IA Pine.
2586-William O. Barnhlll, iii w. 23d
ua 2i5s-Paul d. Decker i02 y. 2ith.
"a I53-Elwood Goulden, i02 r. oath.
on ii79-David B. Broadley, l0i +. 18th.
~ iis7-Aobert Hall Smith. 1922 Bennett
~ 2f50-Merwyn &. Scott, AIS ". 2ist.
~, 2953-Paul w. Starr 1000 Monroe.
as 29si-ElwOod Gooding, 1921 Madison.
IS i09i-Thomas Fershel. 1928 Poplar.
'se 2557-Herman A. Krueger. M w. oath
ur 26ii-Newton Zebley, 22ii Tainall.
re iT2i-James w. Haddaway, 1908 w. 81
OF 9ii Nandeyer ave.
i7i5-Howard Butler, IA Nandever az
Tor The. following men have been eXaI
ne ined for physical qualifications
a board No. and not exempted or d
ally charged:
ME is7s-Sylvesler Freeman. his Chippel
,se 3257-John Benson, Jr.. 60 Rockford j
an iOO6-Harry Downs, Si3 Orange
ION 7s3-Peter Sabatini. 720 Scott
IN is5s-Samuel swiggltt, ii0J Chlppey.
~, Nathaniel w. Howell, i0i Della. a.
- 30s2-NichOlas J. Lewis, 1909 Penna. a.
- iii7-JOhn Williams, 4 Girard.
no no 3O6I-Thomas +. Lynch, 22i6 Penna. a.
Vi i2g2-Lewis ID. Giles, S0i Wollaston.
9S3-Antonio Romancci, 1892 w. sth.
966-James Roane, 723 Union.
ess S6S-Zohwitto GiOchitti. 100 scott.
ave 5i2-John :. Parsons. 1901 w. 9TH.
ing 3Oi5-JOhIf Dickson, 1900 W. i6th.
.Nu euil-AlDeiL dOuuSuus lut W. A-ills
43-Frederick l.. NanHOrn, 102 AdaT
ION 2OOS-Wiham j. Glover. i07 W. 18th.
lw- 2iOO-A. :. Boswell. 1902 Jefferson.
tty. 726-William +. Hill. COP Lincoln
sic. 233i-William r. Galloway, 1918 Adai
Wis i53i-Charles NJ. MOrrell, S27 dupont
Jr 29i5-Ollver r. Corrigan. 1912 Union
I, 452-James A. Walsh, COS \. Jackso
10, 2579-Wllllam 6. Harkins. 1906 Harris
~, 2iii-MOnroe Dutton, S23 orange; Co
-, we'll Heights, Pa.
iT 33i9-Mllbert NJ Stats SIC W. Sth.
ii7O-Antonio Doto, 1919 W. Sth
6i5-George Slonsky, col Lincoln.
T. i6ii-Everett Rose, S. w. cor. 9th
mp Rodney.
i482-John +. Mullin, S05 n. Van Bur
f727-Gost H. Regas, LOOT Tatnall.
2si7-Wm. Feeley, 1922 Wawaset av
236O-Vincent L.Gulick. 900 jackson
33Ol-Jeremiah ]. Sheehan, % St.
lena road.
2i35-Charles r. CO-coraD. 500 w 1;
i769-Renee c. Howard, 9i5 Tatnall.
i26-John Scofnlo,, COG Tatnall.
M i5l6--Iames Z. Briggs. $40 EayorG {
IIH i5G3-Edward Green, SIG Union.
ulV 2Og9-Ira Tatman. 5i5 W. 18th.
te9i-Ira Jones. ii09 Orange.
4s6-J0hn II. Rudolph, 1903 ". 9th
ias6-lewls r. Sparks. 1872 Tatnall
ten 5O7-Leonard II. Price, COO Van Blu
arch i26i-Winthorp d. Washburn.
last Washington.
ing 19O-Charles ]. O'Neill. 6i2 Van Bu