The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-09
THREE BOARDS WORK TODAY

Today there will be three boards work
ing at one time, the sixth division con-
tinuing its work on the second day, and
the fourth and first divisions starting
their first day. Each board will begin at
9 o'clock, with the exception Of Division
No. /, which will begin at o'clock. E.
c. Robinson of the Life Insurers has
charge of the handling of volunteer
clerks. being chairman of that commit
tee named by the life Insurers. There
will be nine men on duty as clerks today,
and IS Boy Scouts to act as messengers.
The following were accepted for
military service yesterday and
who refused to file exemption
claims.
William Lee Smith, Jr., Richard
Mccall (c), Ernest Jones (c), Har-
bert r.. Justice. Johnnie MastOn Col
lum, Phase A. LolIar. Rubin Grady
Cox.
The following were rejected upon ply
steal examination
Anizi Henderson (c), Ed Robinson (c),
William C. Crumly, Charles P. Thomas,
Edward Porter (c), Louis Cecil FORMER,
Thomas Chiffon Garner, Fred Colvin, Err
win Oscar Carr, Leroy Monroe Miner,
Ross Tillman Kifer.
The. following were accepted for serv-
ice. but filed exemptions on ground of
having wife or child as dependents tbr
support:
sic Watson (c), Horace Foshee {c),
Woodson Morgan Waits, Islar Eugene
Johnson, William C. Filmer Ed Paul
Geter Romeo Marlor, Benjamin Byard
Riddlehoover, Edgar Mason (c), Louie
Vaughan, Albert Louis Robinson (c), Err
nest Pillow Gates, Henry Ihos, Arthur
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Williams, Rev. Bedford Blake Orr, Sholl
Edward Lawrence, James Samuel Tum-
lin, Ewell Wilbur Waters, James Willis
Vines, Horace Eugene Call. Joseph Fred
erick Frumhold, Herbert Gladstone. Jess
Cleveland Moore, Sam Hood (c), Oscar
Brown, William Jackson Oliver, Davis
Bogus (c), James Allen Melton. Paul Je-
rome Jones, Allen Thornton (c), John
Saffold (c), Clyde Thomas Clay, Catch
ell Woods '{c), William Rogers (c).
James Galloway Tinney. A. jackson (c),
Walter sholl, ROSS Tilman Kifer G. G.
Abatement New Orleans now living in
Birmingham; Sam Carter, Marion, now
living in Birmingham.
The following claimed exemption on
grounds of having widowed mother,
aged or infirm parents or brother or
sister to support
Frank Douglas. Hugh Wildsmith, John
Andrew Pebley, Benjamin +. Mapp, M or
ris Rudolf Hamilton, Eddie King (c),
Sanford Fl. Hincken, Herbert e. Will
liams, Will Marshall (c), Fred Smith
(c) William Prince Driver (c).
The following failed to report for ex-
animation:
Sam Foster (c), Willie Steel (c), wister
Jack kirkland, Louis Enoch Jackson,
Sam Evans, Hattimer Poole (c), Samuel
o. Bains.
Fitzhugh L. Keller was excused until
Monday on doctors certificate.
WILL REPRESENT GOVERNMENT
City attorney M NJ. Ullman has been
named as official representative of the
government, and in case man asks ex-
emption on any stated ground, and the
same is granted by the local boards, any
citizen who thinks the man is not en-
titled to said exemption will be allowed
to have the case reopened by the appel
late boards, and Mr.. Ullman will rep
resent the government in this case.
The district boards have taken quar-
ters on the Twenty-first floor of the
Jefferson county bank building, right un-
der the local boards, and will make their
headquarters there from now on. This
board is getting down to business, with
former Governor Emmett O'Neal as
chairman, and will be ready to act on
any and all cases that come before them
in rapid order. The members of the
board are now familiarizing themselves
with the details of their tasks.