Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-15
EXEMPTION BOARD PASSES FOR
SERVICE HALF OF FIRST
rWENTY.six.
PASSES ON CLAIMS OF
THOSE EXAMINED FIRST
Up to II This Forenoon Board at First
Session Exsmpts Thirteen and Passes
For Service Thirteen-soth Govern
n,ent and individual Have Right Of
Appeal From Decision.

| The exemption board began this
forenoon to pass on claims for exeinp-
ton from service in the national army
filed by those who were examined anu
| accepted as physically fit Monday OF
last week. tThe percentage Of those
whose claims were not allowed and
who were passed for service IN the
army is high. OF the first twenty-six
whose claims had been passed on up
to IL this forenoon, thirteen had been
| passed for service in the army. and
thirteen had been exempted from SER
| vice.
| Il was the expectation OF the board
| that by this evening it would have ex-
amined probably all of the claims filed
of these who were examined on the
first DAY of the physical examination.
or perhaps even more.
| Those Passed For Service.
Counting the thirteen whose claims
were not allowed, and adding them to
| the III accepted in the physical ex-
| aminations who did not file claims, the
total of those accepted for service up
to IL today was 124.
The following are those passed for
service, with the grounds for exemp-
| ton:
13s9-Justus G. Schmidt, city; I'M
| married, son Of aged parents.
| 16T9-Archer H. Walton. city: de-
| pendent wife, no children.
| 126-Charles A. Rankin, Eden; de-
pendent wife, no children.
596-Clarence I. Fiscus, hbefty;
Friend, religion convictions.
216S-Harry D. Hitsman, city; de-
pendent wife, no children.
337-Ira A. Paul. Jefferson; depend
emit wife, no children.
2ls5-Mathias ]. Soukup. city; de-
pendent parents.
2762-Elmer Gallentine, Washington;
dependent wife, no children.
1572-Henry II. Judy, city; depend
ent wife. no children.
esss-Ed schoppe, State Center; de-
pendent wife, no children.
So0-Jay Could. iscomb; dependent
wife, no children.
4s6-A A. Wolken, LeGrand; de-
pendent wife, no children.
1aS6-Wilbur D. Ingledue, city; de-
pendent parents, dependent wife. no
children.
Those Exempted.
Those whose claims were allowed
and who were exempted from service,
together with the grounds for the
claims were:
1s76-Michael Banzhaf, Jr, city; de-
pendent wife and child. u
313-Russell L. Beye. Jefferson; de-
| pendent wife and two children.
1853. H Willard. city: dependent
wife and three children.
154s-William T. Dooley, city; de-
pendent wife and two children.
1732-William C. sSteen, city; de-
pendent wife and two children.
7s4-Peter Hale, Jefferson; depend
emit wife and three children.
| 12sT-william Linsmeyer, city; de-
| pendent wife and three children.
53s-Early B. Elliott. Liberty; de-
pendent wife and two children.
| 1s13-Rissie r. Buttgen, city; de-
pendent wife and child.
| 5o9-Lewis B. Sharp, Liberty, de-
| pendent wife and child
| 16S2-Edwin F Mack, city: depend
ent wife and child.
| S1V-EUNdE0 n. <AIuSu0tt Aoeohs NS
pendent wife and child.
| lss1-George c. Holland. city; de-
| pendent wife and child.
| Can File Appeals.
| Both the government and the indi-
| vidual have the right OF appeal from
the decision of the local exemption
board to the district board for the
southern district Of Iowa. Those who
are passed for service have ten days
in which to file notice Of appeal and
the appeal with the district board.
Some, especially sthose on farms, did
rot seem to understand that the local
board has no power to pass on claims
based on industry, which includes
farming, A number have nled such
claims, which the board is merely
passing Those who filed claims be-
cause Of farming should file such
claims, or any other claims based on
| employment or industry. with the dis
| trict board at Des Moines.