The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-03

Tor support
10. That you have aged or In.
firm parents dependent upon
your labor for support
II. That you are the father OF
motherlcss child under 10, de.
pendent upon your labor for sup-
port.
70. That you are q brother OF
an orphan child or children IN
der 80. dependent on your labor
for support.
10. That you are q member Of
any well-reeosnired religious
sect or organization. organized
and existent May 10. 1917. and
whose then epistlna creed or
principles forbade lie members
20 participate In war In any
form, and ~,hose religious con.
viotlona are against war or par.
tlelpa,lon therein, In accordance
with the creed or principles OF
said religious organization.
All claims for exemptions WIN be
considered first b. the local boards.
excepting the claims for discharge
on the grounds of occupation.
These viii be taken up directly with
the district boards.
General TO Notify
II IL possible for some ono else
10 claim exemption for you. but
In this case different forms viii be
furnished for the purpose by the
local boards.
n you are finally selected for
service. you will be notified by the
adIutant general and called 10 the
colors when the United States
needs you. probably early In tho
fall.
Aliens May 90
Aliens. other than citizens OF
Germany. will be recruited Into
the select service army " they do
not claim exemption on the ground
that they are not citizens OF the
United States
This ruling has been obtained
from the war department by Al
bert Noodle. In charge OF registra'
ton in this state. nj the request OF
IitNE AtlFr. fNFNHAAff bthfN'' ~
tho japanese district
A number OF Chinese and Japa-
nese and n large number OF French
and Belgiana In tho city have re-
qucatsd TO be- allowed 10 join tho
coiora. but until now this has been
refused them.
Treaty rights protect many
aliens from select service. but UNI
der tho now ruling protection IL ex.
tended to aliens OF all countries,
bu, may ~ waived by them.
Additional names. posted today.
follow;
District Two
The following mon In Seattle
Division ? have been called to APP
pear for examination nj Thorn's
hall. corner r. T2nd and Wood.
lawn. Green Lake station. on Mon.
day. August 6:
At . a m-Ernest Leo. tr.. Wen
dell A. Pike. Harry n. shsffer,
Frank c. Weidencr. Ralph NJ. Cole.
Paul u. Carlson. Vernon W. Nor.
row. John A. Hall. Frank Lind
blad. SverTe Barrstad. Charles A
Gullefer.
At 10 n. m.-Cari l. Nylander.
Ernest ID. Cravens. George p. Web
ster. Andrew II. Smith. Elmer A.
Hull, George w. Bowles. Howard
w. Patience. Joseph II. Cox. Thos.
Mason, William Gabulson.
At II a. m.--Ray W. Morley, Rob
ert Greene. Emile Wallet. Henry NJ.
Burgher. Louie y. Benedict. Frank
@. Peterson. James NJ. Royal. Lloyd
r. Frease. James c. Larsen. Ro-
land H. Morriss. Joseph p. Mehan,
At 2 D. m.--Hamilton A. Shelf.
Francis H. Gordon. Patrick NJ.
Tammany. william Schulze. Chas.
p. LoRg. Sam Olsen. Edwin p. Sny-
der. Antonio ". Biggs. Eugene c.
McKinstry. Lester r. Webb
At 3 D. m.-James NJ. Glenn. Ed
gar r. Smith. Henry Michea, Cyril
]. Murray. Charles A. Beattie. Da-
vid @ Logg. Edwin w. Beach. Err
nest W. Pearson. Gus l. Defines.
Arthur W. Johnson. Ezekiel Hen
derson
Called Tuesday
The following men I'm Seattle d.
vision have been called to appear
for examination at Thorn's hall,
corner OF T.. 72nd and Woodlawn.
Green Lake station. on Tuesday.
August Z:
At Q n. m.-Russell NJ Frye, Da-
vid " Schoonever. John c. Bolter.
Charles w. Croasdlll, IT,. Oscar W.
Austin, Clarence H. Garreth. Ir..
Charles y. Seim. Charles s. Camp
bell, Elmer II. Small. Earl A. Alt
hof.
At 10 n. m.--William A. Rebman.
David j. Catching. Henry j Ander-
son. Ralph s. Clyde. Henry D. Nc
Clellan. William NJ. Hartford. Chas.
y. Masterson, Chauncey II. Beattie.
Louis L. Lynch. Frank Garvey,
Charles g. Walters.
At II a. m.-Patrick Francis
Dorian. John T. Nafe Fred Berg,
Thomas II Ewins. Norman +.
Skartveldt Daniel S. Lemaster. Al
exander +. Stcidel. William G..
Mann. Glenn F. Mccall Michael h.
Barrett. Robert y, Vaughn.
At 2 p. m.-Jesse X. Brown. Os-
car F Jensen. John j. Mcpherson,
Lee y. Lipp. Levi w. Tracy, Henry
G. Cobb. RobeHA A. Columbus. Albert
d. Penney. Ndolph Graham, Jr..
Clarence V. Angove
At 3 p. m.--Claude J. Nowlan,
Paul c. Haggerty. Dean S. Jones.
Carl j. Nelson. Frank T.. Peters.
Harold H. Nelson. George w.
Catching. Gustaf II. Ostrom. Ar
thur X. Leake.
Called Wednesday
The following men I'm Seattle Di-
vision have been called to appear
for examination at Thorn's hall.
72nd and Woodlawn. Green Lake
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