Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-15
LAST OF CLASS I MEN EXAMINED
AND READY TO BE TAKEN
TO ARMY
COUNTY HAS ENOUGH MEN
TO SUPPLY SECOND DRAFT
Three Hundred Physically Fit vii, Be
Left After Deferred Contingent IL
Supplied to Fill Second Draft When
Called in sSummerFour hundred
Eighty. Eight Examined.

Physical examinations Of Glass 1
men registered tor the draft were
finished Thursday afternoon, and it is
probable the examination Of any other
large groups Of the men viii be de-
ferred for number Of months unless
the regulations are changed. The ex-
emption board has now ready for
mobilization all the Class men who
have reported and enough to fill the
county's deferred contingent Of the
drst draft and probably enough for its
full quota Of the second draft that is
not expected u be called into service
for several months.
In the examinations that were begun
Jan. % and have continued thru three
different weeks since then. the physi-
clans have accepted a. physically At
419 Glass l men. OF this number about
100 will be required to I'LL the deferred
contingent Of the first draft, leaving
about 800 for the second draft. The
latter is q larger net number than was
required from this county for the first
draft after the county's credit for men
who enlisted was deducted.
Examined 4s8 Men.
In the examinations Of the three
weeks the physicians have examined
4Ss men. In addition to the 41S who
accepted as physically At forty-one
were rejected because Of physical dis
abilities and twenty-etght were held
for limited service
The exemption board Is surprised ut
the large number who were ordered to
report for examinations this week, but
who did not report. Out Of 295 sum-
moned, ZIG appeared and seventy-nine
failed to report. OF the latter q NUM-
Der had enlisted before summoned and
others had been transferred before
other boards. Those who did not en-
hist or were not transferred win be re-
ported as unaccounted for to the pro-
vost marshaIs department.
The Last Examined.
Forty-nine were examined Thursday
afternoon, OF these forty seven were
accepted Is physically AT, one was re-
jected as unft, and. one was passed for
limited service. Those who were ac-
copied as fit were:
Sidney Waldo, city.
i Roy McGrew, city.
Oscar G. York, city.
George A. Mech, il. city.
Henry w. Bolei. city.
James Abdallah city.
Raymond Brush, Albion.
Arhild E. Rosengren, city.
Floyd Bryant. st. Anthony.
George A. Bees, Cedar Rapids.
Henry II. Hart. Albion.
Omar G. Sidwell. LeGrand.
Lierle Lennon, city.
Ralph A. Parker. City.
Alfred H. Mcfarland, city.
Herman Breunig. city.
Virden NJ. Arnold, city.
Herald B. Hidy, Collins.
Harry NJ. Blake. city.
KeFmer Adland, city.
Fred Bellnap city.
Prodosos v. Moutsos. city.
/; Frank R Hayes City.
Joe II. Molloy, r. F. D.. city.
Alfred H. Nordman, city.
Walter A. Merritt, city.
Guy II. Morris, city.
William r., Louthan. city.
Russell G. Kollin. city.
George w. HARE CITY.
Frank Gill, st. Anthony.
James Emmons, city.
Walter s. Warn, city.
Ord e. Spencer State Center.
Fred w. Miksch, city.
Ray Vuillin, city.
Herbert i. Slower, Green Mountain.
Ivan ]. Hooker, city.
Z Steve NJ. Mouzalsis, city.
Stephen Drebot, city.
Henry j. Thompson. city.
William Divis, city.
Charles A. Amendt, Melbourne.
William E, Boylan. Melbourne.
George B. Adkins, Laurel.
Ezell Morrow, city.
Frank C. Harding. Rhodes.
Others Examined.
Lewis H. Bradley, Of this city. was
rejected as unfit and Earl E. Nancy.
of this city, was passed for Limited
service +.