Evening journal., 1918-06-12
BOARD No. Z CALLS
SEVEN MORE YOUTHS
Will Take Examinations on
Friday Previous TO Doing
Military Duty
ACTIVITIES OF
SOME DRAFTEES

Daniel ]. Fafrren, chairman OF local
Exemption Board No. 2. has made q
call for the following men TO appear
before the board at 10 o'clock Friday
morning for physical examination:
Harry Carter No. 6i3 West Third
street; Richard Brennan, No. i720 Tat
nall street; John NJ. Ferguson, No. 45i5
Pine street. Philadelphia; William A.
Blake, No. 3i4 East Sixth street Stanley
/ Gadlewsk, No. s06 East Eighth street
lslah J .Whltcslde, No. 7O6 East Seventh
street and Stanley Yugush, No. 93O
| Bennett street.
Mr.. Farren has received a postal card
from Corporal r. W. Banks, who was
lnducted into the service by Board No. 2
several months ago and sent 10 Jack
sonville, Fla, where no was member
Of the Motor Corps, announcing that he
has been transferred TO Newport News,
Va. He is now q member OF Motor
Truck Company No. 42S.
Edward G.. Poland, OF No 1924 Clay
mont street, and Charles +. POorman,
OF No e0s Spruce street, have been ex-
amined by the physicians Of Board No.
2 and sent TO Camp Dix. These inen
were in the regular army when this
country entered the war. Their enlist
ments expired some time ago, at which
time they should have registered with
Board No. g. On June 5, when young
men who have become 2i years old
since June OF last year were register
Ing for military service these two men
reported at the board for registration.
although neither cana under the cias-
siflcatlos for registered men who have
become 2l years old since June 8 Of
last year Samuel Maliseka, Of No. 7l2
Church street, who Is over 2i years OF
oge, also reported at the board for reg
lstratlon. He had never yet registered
with any Of the boards He comes un-
der the jurisdiction Of Board No. 2.
He has been examined and will be sent
to Camp Dix.
Simon stephens, Negro, Of No. q
Klund street, was examined at Board
No today preparatory to being sent
TO Camp Dix Stephens had failed to Oh
out and return to the board his ques-
tionnaire
Leroy J. Horn was listed TO be ex-
amined today, preparatory to being sent
TO Camp Dix. Horn Is from Newark,
n. j., where he registered with Division
No. Q. He left Newark and procured
employment with the Sun Shipbuilding
Company, at Chester. Pa, and was
given exemption because Of being em-
ployed on the emergency fleet. Several
days ago Horn was hailed before Judge
Churchman on a nOn-support charge.
When questioned by Judge Churchman,
Horn said that he had been employed
in a local DC and 100 store. He was or
dered remanded for examination. He Is
stlll locked mp at City Hall.
William II. Bartlett, OF No. 70i Van
dever avenue. Will be sent 10 Camp Dix
soon He registered at West Baden,
Ind, on June q. 1917. and then came to
Wilmington. The board at West Baden
sent the registration record to Daniel
]. Farren, chairman Of Board No. ?,
but the record got lost and was To-
Gated only recently.
Bennd Beazel, Of No $40 East Eighth
street recently called at Board No. 2 20
Inquire about HIS QUESTIONABLE. His
call was very much belated. He Will be
examined preparatory TO going away |
with the contingent TO leave here for |
Camp Meade on June o.
Anthony Knysick, Of No. 500 Church |
street. and William Reweasska, Of No.
Ti6 Church street. registrants at Board
70. 2. In Glass > f, have been trans
erred TO Glass A, and will so away
With the Wilmington contingent on
une "a.