The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-25
ASK FOR
RULINGS
ON DRAFT
Boards Refer Vexing
Questions To Adju-
tant-General
MEMBERS MEET
TO MAKE PLANS
How To Examine Con-
scripts In Time Limit
Is Puzzle

FOLLOWING Che council meeting
Tuesday night many representatives
Of the draft exemption boards met
with City Clerk Lindsay 20 discuss
their duties. Many OF the rules
were purrling and the city clerk was
asked 20 communicate with AdiutAnt.
General Bersey in Lansing for con-
struction on some OF the uncertain
points In the law.
Some OF the board members de-
clared they would never be able 20
accomplish the physical examina-
ton in the three days allotted for
the work by the war department
In the nth district there are 10 be
1.732 examinations in the three
days. One physician cannot eIam-
inc more than 40 a day or 40 in the
three days. The government allows
10 cents for each examination and q
physician deyoting all his time 20
he work could earn only 81. Unless
the board IN this district can get
about Is physicians 10 volunteer for
the work II Is impossible OF accom-
plishment IN the time set. An EFFORT
will be made 20 have the Wayne
County Medical society srge mem
bers 10 volunteer for the service as
a patriotic duty. Just how these ex-
ira physicians could be deputized 70
do the work Is a matter on which
the boards want a ruling
Each OF the boards VIII need
large stan OF clerks and the govern
ment will allow only $3.50 day for
this. Competent clerks cannot be
obtained az this price. Those now
working in the city hall preparing
lists OF men called are paid 80 cents
an hour. The matter OF clerk hire
also VIII be submitted 10 Gen Ber-
sey for opinion.
Board members also complained
that no provision had been made for
scales. II was suggested that they |
sither employ penny-slot scales or
hat they borrow scales from patriot |
c physicians and others. The mem
oers complained that IL would often |
De foolish 10 proceed with a physi- |
al examination when q man was
obviously exempt from the operation |
D. the law II was decided. however. !
n the case OF aliens and others GER |
ain 70 be exempted that the physi- |
cal tests could be postponed.
Many u the exemption boards |
have moved their locations since the !
list OF addresses was published in
The Times a few days ago. The |
new locations with the chairman OF
each board Is a. follows:
south OF warren-eve e. z. soule.
40s Wayne county building.
District First ward upper.
north OF wArren-ave-; c 2. Huyette
Northern high school. Woodward,
near Josephine.
District Second ward Alex T.
Mcleod. Central high school. Cass
near Hancock
District t-Third ward: Louis
Rothschild Trowbridge school. For
est and Hastinss-st.
District 5--Fourth ward: Malcolm
L Mcleod. Cass Technical high school.
Grand River and High.
District s-Fifih ward Angus,
Cyrowski GARFIELD school. Frederick
and Rivsrdst
Russell. Poe school. Lysander and
sixth.
District s-seventn ward; Edward
Barnes $40 Penobscot building
(eorrespondenee) DR. Felix osow-
ski. No. s52 Russeli-st (nen)
District s-Eixhth ward. Albert
Morgan. Dickinson school. Calumet
and Twelfth.
District io-Ninth ward dower).
south Of Alexandrine, Frank O. Ryan.
Parke. Davis & Co. Atwater and Nc
Dougsll
District i1-Nin,h ward upper
north Of Alexandria: Joseph wedds.
Dom Polski building. Forest and
Chene.
District ii-Tenth ward william
Tsbell. Hancock school. Fourteenth
District la-Eleventh ward Dun
can Anderson. Northeastern high
school. Warren and Grandy.
District it-Twelfth ward Or.
James r Orr North western high
school Grand River and boulevard
District 10 Thirteenth ward.
Thaddeus Y. Hale. Harris school. Pull
ford and Eliery.
District is-rourteenth ward dow
err. south ~ Hancock and Rich;
school. scotch near Baker
District i7-Fourtcenth ward Dup
perl. north OF Hancock and Pich) .
George r Martin. Northwestern
high school. Grand River and bouie-
ward.
District is-Flfteenth ward Or
Arthur c. Lee. Eastern high school
Grand blvd and Mack
District ia-Sixfeenth ward Cup
perl. north ~ Buchanan; John Col
Tins 1891 Campbell
District 2o--Sixteenth ward dow
er). south OF Buchanan. William Aus
tin. Amos school. Military and Regu-
lar
District 2i--ssventeenth ward fup-
perl. north ~ sylvester. Dr Richard
Leinan. Eastern high school. bouie-
ward and Mack
District % seventeenth ward
fiowerl south 81 sylvester. Martin
8orgnan i7S3 Penohscot building
$50 20 s: BURNS and Kercheval-aves
after 5 p. n
District "a Eighteenth ward Fred
Hadrich, Nordstrum high school.
Sort and Waterman
District a. Nineteenth ward -
Charles ? Marschher. Scripps school.
Belvidere near Ecrrhevsi
District 7s-Tweifth ward. Dr
James A. Dardar. Higgins school
District 1s-Twsntv- arst ward
William sHlllger. 2ss7 East JsTer-
son-ave.
ANNOY CHILDREN,
GET STIFF FINES
Justice stein Wednesday morning