The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-13
FEW EEEMPn TON
REQUESTS MADE
By SECOND LIST
Sixty Eight Were Examined
III Before Noon To-
day.
BOARD WILL FILL QUOTA
One Who Was Summoned is
Ill With Typhoid at
Present Time.

s,vtv.eipht men were examined for
Fairmont's quota of the new army up
until noon today as the result OF tns
second call from the local draft posro'
EIVhtv men received notices from Cap
tain Kemble White, chairman OF the
hoard. to appear for examination TINS
rnornin9 at seven o'clock. Two Oh the
mar who received notices will be e1'
amined by other boards while one mas
had his examination deferred because
If iI;ness. This man is Henry Clay
Helm. who is sick with typhoid fever.
IA has been dismissed by the board
nsnding his recovery. One man was
examined for the draft board OF an
other city. Nine men who failed to ap'
pear up until noon today will be ex'
afnined this afternoon II they appear.
Otherwise they will be marked for SER
vice without examination.
The names Of those who failed to ap'
pear this morning at the required time
are as follows;
James Edward Contee, FaIrmont, w.
Va. Serial No 1872. Order No. 156.
Charley Edwin Jones, 500 Glenn
Ave, city, Serial No. 1885. order No.
165.
Domenick Pershinary, 422 Robinson
ST, Serial No. 1875. order No. 16S.
Samuel Harris, Hull alley, city. Serial
No. I'll. Order No. 1863.
James Edward Taylor, Fairmont, w.
va. Serial No, 1141. Order III.
Ray Forest Bobet, Fairmont' w. Va.
erial No. 1906 Order No. 1856.
Walter Mallalien Linn, 1926 High St.
city. Serial No. 104. Order No. 1913.
FLOYD Moore, 633 Virginia Ave-, city.
Serial No. 1867. Order No. 2O2.
Frank Sims, Fairmont, W. Va. Serial
No. 805. Order No. 2O5.
Very few claims for exemption were
filed by the men examined this morn
ing and from present indications the
.,reuuired number to make up the local
quota will be easily secured from the
number called on the second notifica-
hon.
Captain White stated this morning
that within the next few days he hoped
that the work OF the local board would
be completed for the present He said
that the fact that so few claims for c.
emption have been filed today will en-
able the board to complete the final list
for presentation to the district board
within a short time.
The result Of several hours Of labor
by the draft board yesterday shows
that the work Of going over the indi-
vidual cases OF the men who we're ex-
amined in the first call has now been
completed and the final list otmen who
were under confederation have been
classified as follows:
Discharged from Service.
Order Serial Name
1854 Elerlor Cornegio-Exempt,
alien.
II s45 James R. cambridge
Wife and child.
IS 596 Stanley W. Lemley-Physi-
cal disability.
80 1913 Thomas Spiker-Wife and
three children.
IS 4S6 Roscoe Reeves Exempt;
lieutenant in army.
SO 642 Gus Manglas - Exempt,
alien.
SO 1919 Moe shuck-wlfe and two
children.
1873 $50 Edgar H. Physiological
disability.
1870 1114 Gusseppi Guglialmeti-Ex.
empt, alien.
These Applications Refused.
I 10 S37 Isaac Richards Wife.
Available resources ano
army pay will support her.
4S 1897 Edmond Vignoul-Alien re.
fused. Filed no supporting
affidavits.
Certified for Service.
Is 7s4 Willie Jackson.
81 616 Homer F. Barnes-Passed
examination and will be
commissioned later in U. S.
Army. This district may
get credit for him later.