South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08

/ ton Monday: Harry Henninger. r
4 F. d. 4; Odom Szlanicaka, 1925
Kimball av.; Paul Szabo, 1905 Catal
pa av.; George J. Koehler, 422 y
Eddy St; Ralph Clare, 1877 W. Col
fax av: Hanford II Miller. 1922 s
Kline st; VerH 3. Singrey. 1922 s
/ Kline 81.
City board No. would like Il
know what has become Of these
men who likewise failed 10 present
themselves Monday for examina-
ton: Bill Kaminitsky, Alb s. La.
fayette St; Julius Kazbiercyak. 1902
Sibley av.; Frank VESSEL, 1905 w
Division St; Sherman B. Price, f
Wayne st; Steve Retek, $40 s. Scott
st; T. r. Monroe, PA S. Iafay-
cite St; Mike Pecsara, 619 Railroad
st; ST Votovech, 535 s. Taylor 81
Fred L. Winslow. 1i6 ". Washing
ton av.; Joseph wioblewski, sos s.
Jackson st; David Klobuchar, TAI
Prairie av.; Charles Mayer. Il Lake
ST.
Transfers Granted
Transfers were granted 10 Isidore
Sorkin. 1873 w. Wayne St, and
Charles A. Carlisle. Jr.
The members of the selection
boards express the opinion that no
doubt most OF these men have al
ready entered the military service
Of the United States or else have
failed 10 receive their notices which
were sent out in the mails TO the
addresses given by the men on their
registration cards. Failure TO re-
ceive notice, however, is not consid-
cred an excuse. Absence from the
city must be sworn 10 by some rela-
tive or friend and the proper record
OF transfer will be made. Sworn
afidavits are likewise required TO
substantiate any claim for exemp-
ton based on the grounds that the
man called is already in the service
of the government The members
Of the boards desire authentic in
formation concerning the men who
failed 10 appear
IL Aliens Called.
OF the so called In Division No.
for Tuesday II are aliens. and of
the remaining 6S that might be con-
scripted, Is are new-Americans,
with only first papers declaring their
intentions. OF the so the registra-
ton cards show SO only are single.
while AZ are married. The aliens
are:
w. GadawslSi. Russian; Jan Try
tko. Austrian: Mike Ola, Hungar-
ian: c. Z. Odor, Hungarian; ].
Oliszewski, Russian; J. Myszkowski,
Poland; s. Vanslager, Hungarian;
Mike Polivia, Austrian: A. L. Grieg,
Englishman; c. LuczynsK. ID. Ia
doy and Joseph XII, Russians: L.
De Ligouri, Italy; Julius 10th and
l.. Buda, Austrians; George Banas-
Yak. German, and Achiel De Volder.
Belgian.
Over Half File Claims.
The number Of exemption claims
filed by the 266 men called 10 fill
the first quota OF troops from st.
Joseph county, exclusive Of the city
Of South Bend. now totals 1873. This
is 80 per cent Of the number called
for examination
The number OF exemption claims
filed by men passing the physical
tests is SO. Exemption claims filed
nv those who failed TO pass the
physical examination totals AZ.
-Four men out OF the number call
ed to appear before the county selec-
ton board have as vet failed TO put
in an appearance or have some one
file an affidavit as 10 their where
abouts. These four men are: Val
eric Sixto Lorenzo, citizen or
Spain: Frank RidalgO; John Gibra,
and Fielman Luanelle. Notices 70
appear before the board were mail
ed 10 these men at the addresses
given on their registration cards. II
Is the duty OF the selection boards
10 report the men who fail to ap-
neal TO the police authorities and 20
the federal agents. The penalties
prescribed for failure 70 appear are
heavy.
The task Of determining the
claims for exemptions filed by the
50 men who passed the physical ex-
animation will be begun by the
board members as soon as possible.
II is expected that the board VIII
be ready TO report on exemption
claims by the end Of this week
County Claimants.
George Raab, chairman Of the
county section board announced
Tuesday that the following men are
claiming exemptions. These men
have successfully passed the physi-
cal examination:
George A Borden, wife. two chill
dre:i: Clyde G. Palmer. wife; Albert
RACER, wife. two children: Daniel
Clifton Guyse. wife. two children;
Elmer L. Hygema, wife. one child;
Earl J. Robinson. wife. one child;
Ladilaslaus T. Biadaszkiewicz. d.
vinity student: Otto Edwin Kreutz.
widowed mother: Verne Grisamer,
wife: W. J. Crop. wife; John James
Loop. wife. one child; Irwin Willard,
religious and dependents. Jesse Cal
vim Odiorne. wife; Roy D. Hall, wife.
one child: Edgar \. Houser. wife,
one child: Henry Cortier. aged and
infrm father; elem Leonard Schaf-
ar wife: Harry Edward Thielke.