Arizona republican., 1917-09-05

nix. from the decision of the local board. denying his discharge account dependency was considered ana the io- cal board was reversed.
 The appeal of Frank Parmenter, or Phoenix from the decision of the local board, denying his discharge account dependency was considered anu the local board was reversed.
 The appeal of Theodore Peterson oi Phoenix, from the decision of the iocai board. denying his discharge account dependency was considered anu 'he io cal board was reversed.
 The claims of Charles D. Jones, or Mesa. for exemption account agrlcui- ture, was considered and Jones was exempted to December l. 1917.
 The appeal of Mack Selby, of Tempe, from the decision of the local poaru denying his claim on account depen- dencv. was considered and the local board was reversed.
 The appeal of James l.. Berry, or Phoenix. from the decision of the local board denying his claim to dependen- cy. was considered and the local boards decision was sustained.
 The claim of Warren Sensman or Glendale. for exemption, account agrl- culture. was considered and denied.
  account agriculture. granted tempor- arv discharge until November 15, 19l7-
 The claim of Paul German, of Higley for exemption account agriculture was considered and German was exempted.
 The claim of Roland Frank, of Cash ion. account agriculture. temporary discharge granted until December l, 1917.
 The claim of Robert Merrell, of Chandler, for exemption account &grl- culture, temporary discharge granted until December l, 1917.
 The claims of Ray Varney, for eX- emption account agriculture was con sidered and Varney was exempted.
 The appeal of w. E. Cruse, of Mesa, from decision of local board, account dependent father and mother consid- cred and local board sustained The appeal of John H. Graham, or Marinette, from the decision of local board which denied his claim of de- pendency, was considered and the To- cal board reversed.
 The claim of Sims F. Ray, of Chand- Ter account agriculture, temporary discharge granted until November l, 1917.
 The appeal of D. H. Bonsall, of Glen dale, from the decision of the local board was reversed.
 The appeal of George A. Egelston from the decision of the local board was reversed.
 The appeal of Alec Silvas, Phoenix, | from the decision of the local board, | denying his claim of a dependent fam 1 ily, was considered and the decision or | the local board reversed. | The claim of E. Weson, Prescott, ac- count agriculture was denied. The claim of Harry Colter, Of | Springervile, account stock raising | was denied.
 The claim of Earl H. Atkinson, Of Yuma, exemption account agriculture | granted temporary discharge until No- vember 15, 1917.
 The appeal of Francisco Mayve, of ! Phoenix, from decision of local board I denying his claim of exemption ac- count being an alien, was considered l and the local board was reversed.
 The appeal of William Hoover oi Mesa, from the decision of the local board which denied his claim of a de- pendent family, was considered and | he decision of the local board was re- | versed.
 1 The claim of Clarence E. Stewart oi | Simmons, exemption account cattle | industry was considered and Stewart | was exempted.
 The claim of Charles Punteny, o1 1 Punteny, Arizona, account cattle rais- | ing, was considered and the claim dt | nied.
 The claim of Marion Perkins, O | Williams, for exemption account cat tie raising was considered and Perkins | was exempted