The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-11
Exemption Board Places June
5 Registrants in Several
Divisions for Call to
Service.
NEARLY ALL CLASS l
Alphabetical Letters After
First Order Selects Means
Nothing Other Usage
Explained.

Explained.
Every Lee county man who regis
tered for selective military service
June S, this year, now knows in what
class he has been placed with respect
to entrance into the national army.
The Lee county exemption board has
completed it's classification lists.
One hundred men were classified
Tuesday and f79 Wednesday.
What Letters Signify.
In the lists that follow, the letters
"a" &C." etc, have no significance
further than to inform the members
of the board, themselves, as to the
status they gave the men, II man
is in class one, he will be called up
for service in the succeeding calls no
matter what letter appears after the
mineral.
In the fifth classification, where a
man has SD" with his name, it sig
nifies that he is in service. Then
again if it is ST. it means that the
man is an alien. If it is "5G" the
man is physically unfit for service
Here are the names of the second
lot of Keokuk men who have been
given classification.
Daniel Bryan Roam, 1918 Concert,
1G.
Bryan jennings kerashan, s26
South Sixth, 1G.
Frank Joseph Ernst, 1870 South
Ninth, 1G.
Norris Roberts (col.), $40 Johnson,
IA.
Clyde Rudeford johnson, 1912 Nor
gan tcoI.), 1G.
Sam Stephenson, 611 Carroll, 1G.
Glenn Stanley Spencer, johnson St.
road, 1G.
Roy Earl Rein, r. 2, 1G.
Charlie Chambers, 1921 Bank, 1G.
Ross Alexis Peterson, 1920 Concert
(no classification.
Lonne Atkins, 1926 Mckinley, IA.
Joseph Limback McGrath, 800 Full
ton, 1G.
Carl Russell Young, 1926 Fulton (no
classification.
John Eugene Harrington, TIT South
Fifth, 1G.
John Anthony crotty, eo4 Timea,
1G.
Felix William Anschutz, PIG Con-
cert, SD.
Charles Mason Parsons, III North
Seventh, SD.
Carl Earl BreakbiII, 62e Bank, 1G.
William Henry Barnett, 1905 Des
Moines, 2B
John Henry Hoffman, 214 Burke,
IA.
Alfred Meyree French, 2os South
Sixth, 1G.
Charles Raymond Erhart, COZ High
IA.
Emmett corneiias Dawson (eoI.),
r. 1, 2B.
Joseph Richard Robertson, 211
South Third, 1G.
George Hollis Davis, 1926 Exchange,
"A.
Claude Louis Smith, 621 PaIean, 1B.
Charles David Ramsey, r. I, IA.
Ira Monroe 8eIIviIle, 319 F, 1G.
William Edward Seabold, r. 1, 1G.
Floyd Alvin Pyle, e15 South Tenth,
iG.
Willis Wood Tanning, 61s Franklin,
iG.
Natan manuel WaIlgren, 4o7 Nor
gan, 1G.
Raymond William Morris, Pleasant
and Prospect, "A.
BERTHE Lenard Seward, 4os South
First, IA.
Jesse WiIles Phillips, 1913 Exchange,
1G.
John Joseph Reddy, so2 Ridge, 1G-
William Everett Cowes, 422 South
First, 1G.
Edwin Arthur Miller (eoD, 1903
Morgan, 1G.
Roy Harmon PrInty, 1928 Estes, (no
class.
Charles stiee Megirnis, r. 2, 1G-
Benjamin n. Tonnes, 1917 Timea
(col), (no CLASSY
Frank William Howell, 1915 5lon-
deau, 1G.
Willis MesIey Huff, 211 South Sixth,
1G.
Henry Fulton phillips, ITO South
Seventh (no CLASSY
Donald MacBean, 713 Concert, 1G.
Fred William kirchner, 1914 Con-
cert, 1G.
Pearl Perkins, (coD, 1907 Morgan,
ID.
Emile Francis punIavey, 626 South
Second, 1G.
Thomas Michael Murphy, 22o South
Fourth {no CLASSY
Leslie Logan Bever, 1928 Concert,
(no CLASSY
James Robert South (coD, 1914
Ridge, 1G.
Leon Chester HaIbeck, 71s Morgan,
IA.
Victor Emil Olson, 1920 Des Moines,
&c.
Harry Fulton Benjamin Ashley,
2o26 Exchange, 1G.
creston Sheppard, 1919 johnson, IA.
Henry Cramer Phillips, oil Ridge,
"A.
Rutland Exile, r. 2, 1G.
Loren Bert Glasgow, 1918. 1G.
Alvin Edward Feidn1sn, SIG Ridge,
(no classy
Clarence Hubert Stice, 41e B., "A