Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-11
MORE EXAMINED
WEDNESDAY ACCEPTED. AND
REPORTED AS READY.
NUMBER is LESS THAN
HALF OF coUNTY's QUOTA
Others to Fill Quota Of 226 Will Be
Obtained by Rejecting Claims Made,
. and Perhaps by Summoning Others
For Examination-To Investigate
Claims Monday.

One hundred eleven young men OF
rho county are now virtually members
Of the new national army, and suoJecl
to the orders Of the local board and the
provost marshal general. To the list
of seyentv-five. examined Monday ana
Tuesday. who did not file claims for eS-
emption were added thirty-six more
Friday. The latter were examined Wed
nesday and had not filed claims for eX-
emption up TO Friday night, when the
time limit for filing claims expired
The III are a little less than half OF
the ccunty's quota OF 226. exclusive OF
the additional 10 per cent OF the quota
that must be furnished TO make up for
those who will be discharged for physi-
cal deficiencies when examined again
before being mustered into the army.
Second List Certified.
The list OF those examined Wednes-
day. who were accepted as physically
II, and who did not file claims for ex-
emption and were Friday night ceTr-
fled 10 the adjutant general of the
state as part of this coun1y's quota
were:
135s-Lewis Edward Propp. Al Park.
.1305-Dan Hober Collins. 20 North
Thirteenth street.
S4l-Raymond \. Paul, Laurel.
196s-Alfred Svendsen, ia North
First street.
1217-Fred p. Pepper. 412 North
First avenue.
1s73-Herman Halverson. 2oS South
Center.
17os-John H. Spencer, 3l2 Washing
ton.
25so-WaIIer l. Steward. r. F. D. 6,
Marshalltown.
2Os2-Fred Briefly. 200 South Third
avenue.
l2s-Hernlan B. Breer, Rhodes.
Subsidiaries V. Gallentine, Van
cleve.
I1-Ben G. Weber, Bangor.
e00-Ewald Lorenzen, r. F. D. T.,
Marshalltown.
1617-Harry E. Etter. 2l1 South Sec
ond street.
24s5-Frank Richards, State Center.
1112-Taibart o. Sandvig. 10 East
State.
a1s4-Earl c. Wickham, 1os West
Nevada.
2ls6-Fred L. Khile, s1s South
Center.
15s5-John A. Wills. 1os West Rail-
road
! l9l2-Harold E. Lee, East Nevada.
] 1625-Joseph C. Petrone, 10 West
4 Main.
! I54-Roy w. Poper, Gilman.
! 51-Charlie A. Schelker. Rhodes.
| 77s-Levi NJ Gowdy, Melbourne
| 406-John Peter Steier, Haverhill.
39e-Anton W. Edel. Hayerhill.
2OS1-Harry l. Worrell. 100 South
Third avenue.
sSe-Jethro T. McCubbn. Green
/ Mountain.
5Ss-Joseph H. Gabard. New Provi-
dence.
! S56-Dale F. Henderson, State Cen
( ter.
576-Hugh c. Alexander st. An
thony.
( 1S6s-Henry A. Jensen. 1i3 May.
| l80S--John w Perrin, 1904 West
Linn.
122-William j Ginter, Rhodes.
! 17S3-Albert E Carlson. sos West
! Church.
! 163e-Niale Winter, r. F. D., Mar
| shalltown.
Four More Enlisted.
! Included in the list Of those who were
ordered to report for examination Wed
nesday, but who did not appear because
they had already enlisted, are four more
in addition TO the fourteen Of the same
class who would have been examined
| Monday and Tuesday The four who
enlisted were also certified to the ad-
! jutant general Friday. They are:
! 970-Justus P. Mack. 70S East Main
| 679-Arthur E. Schultz Liscomb.
2109-Esta NJ. Goshern, 1908 South
First avenue.
107s-Guy A. Robinson. Ill North
Fifth avenue
Seven More Examined.
| The examiners examined seven Inors
registrants Friday night. They were
five non residents who had certificate:
for the local board to examine them
and two local men. The latter were
I Archie Mason. 80: OF Logan township
and Maurice r. Jackson, 1874, of thi.