Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-07
FIFTY-THREE PASS
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Thirty-two 81 Number Ask For Ex..
emption and Twenty -one Make No
Request-one German Excused and
One Claims to Be Alien-Dependent
Relatives Basis For Exemption.
,necial to Times-Republican.


drafted for the national, army.
The examining physicians are d.
Ben Thompson, DR.. G. w. Maplethorpe
and DR.. X. e. Fee. There were eighty
men examined yesterday and fifty
three passed the examination, of which
number thirty-two asked for exemp-
ton. while the remaining twenty one
made no request to be relieved of mill
tary duty.
Following is the list Of those who
appeared for examination the hrst day'
showing who passed and those VINO
failed to pass, also who asked for eA-
emption and those who asked FOR no
exemption:
Lewis J. Ledvina, passed; reason for
exemption. wife and child.
Henry J. Miller, passed; none.
Thomas E. d. France, passed; none.
Bohush F. Chuidimsky, passed; in
firm parent
Rev. Placid sasek, passed; Catholic
priest.
Frank J. Musel, passed, none
Emil Chalupsky, passed, wife and
child.
John Slarna, passed; ipfirm parent.
Edward J. Mealhous, passed, infirm
parent.
Lewis F.. Dvorak, passed, -infirm par
ent.
Sullivan S. T. Mccoy, not passed.
Lew Chvala, not passed.
/ Chester w Knod, passed; wife and
child.
Fred W. Hrabak, not passed.
John A. Schulz, not passed.
A. NJ. Lipka, not passed.
Albert J. Ehlers, passed; wife and
child.
John F. Peterson, not passed
Roy Plogman, passed; none.
Joseph F. Kostlan, passed; wife and
child.
James A. MCGOWAN, passed; wife and
child. ~
Charles Petra, passed; widowed
mother.
Roy Laplatt, not passed
verl H. Mite not passed
Leonard D. Mccoy, passed; aged par
ents 4.g.sS
Rudolph u Yrat isovslks, not passed.
Cornelius thompson. passed; wife,
religious society. II 4 .y5
Charles not passed. s-.,,
Fred y. sPcdhyblt ~ n passed. none
Glenn Ferneau, passed: dependent
parents ~,44. t4st
Charles r zhorne, passed; wife.
Louis j. Kest,, not passed.
Dan P. Milligan. certified to Water
loo, Iowa.
Clarence Moss, certified to Knoxville,
ILL.,
N. E. Craig. certified to Knoxville.
ILL.,
Tony Maheras. passed; alien.
William Monavay, not passed.
i Arthur Hill, passed; none
Joseph Emery Legg, passed; none.
Ira E. Gates, passed; wife and child.
William Dekmann, no examination;
German.
Ray Hooper, not passed.
Earnest Claussen, not passed.
Frank ]. Wilimek passed; none.
Arthur Poland passed; none.
Tom C. Mason, passed; wife.
Thomas J. Sparks, passed; none.
William III. Darringer, not passed.
Riley Dntoit, not passed.
Purl S. APPLICABLE passed; none.
John Harrison, passed; mother
William Grassman, passed: none.
Charles Wilke, passed; none.
r. Frederick Lage. not passed.
Ernest Ehrig, passed: none.
j. B. VanDaele, passed; none.
Robert J. Evens, not passed.
John Johnston, passed; none.
Albert Uchytil, passed; wife and
children.
Dale G.. Winders, passed; wife and
children.
william F. Petersen, passed; wife
and children.
William Smaha, not passed
{ Harmon J. Clough, passed; wife and
children.
Joe Brickner passed; widowed moth
err.
John c. sunknecht, passed; wife and
children
r. o. Wernentin, passed; wife.
William Lorenz. passed; none.
Ray f. Kennedy not passed.
Steven Miceli, passed; none.
Henry Pelisek, passed; widowed
mother
James Lage, passed; widowed moth
Ter.
r. Will Poland. passed; wife.
Charles G.. Filler, passed: none.
Makes l.. Mukesel1, passed; none
G. E. Olson, passed; none.
Hans q valentiner, not passed.
Albert Uchytil, not passed
Milton 8. Jenison, not passed.
William Stacker, not passed
81 Frank r. Mason, passed; wife.
Examinations ia Poweshiek.
Special to Times Republican.
Montezuma, Avg. THE first days
session Of the exemption board sitting
as an examining board resulted in the
rejection OF ten men out Of the first
forty five drawn for physical defects.
Bad teeth caused the rejection OF four.
obesity, infantile paralysis, weak heart.
hernia. tubcrcular arm, and stiff hand
and fingers each caused the rejection
Of a man. & -
!. From the 133 called for examination
there have been filed fifty -six claims
for exemption, almost all upon the
ground that the men have dependents.
From these fifty six there were three
rejected for physical reasons yesterday.
A few enlistments have taken place
since the draft but the board has not
yet received official notice as to all 9:
them. From present appearances II
will be necessary to summon another
rr0un% fSafnra, <1,e rAufYlrAd NH ~ tAys FOR