The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-24
1853 FAILED TO TURN
IN MISSIONARIES
Sheriff's Office Appeals to
Public for Assistance in
Finding Them.


to Sheriff A. NJ. Glover and his depu.
ties by George W. Bowers, chairman
OF the county DRAFT board, for having
failed TO return their questionnaires
as prescribed by law. Today the dep.
uty sheriffs were busy hunting down
the men and as they are brought in
they are being detained.
Among the list OF names are a mum.
Der OF young men who have already
responded to the cali 70 colors, but
unfortunately they have neglected 20
turn in their questionnaires to the
county board with the result that
these officials are not acquainted with
the whereabouts OF the men. Families
Of men who are on the list are urged
to notify the county board IL any OF
their boys are in the service.
! owners OF mines and mine superin
tendants and the citizens generally
are asked to respond and help the Of.
ficers in their work purely as a patri.
otto duty. The law places the burden
OF the work upon the county officers
10 look up all Of the delinquents and
il is a stupenduous job. The create;
! portion OF the men are foreigners woo
work in mines and naturally they
have drifted about without notifying
the board OF any change in their ad.
dress. The Tegistrants themselves
can facilitate the work by reporting
to the authorities who are inclined to
be responsible in the matter, although
firm, because the government places
upon them the responsibility of gath
ering the delinquents together.
Several detensions were made yes
terday and in a number OF cases it was
found that the men had not received
their letters containing questionnaires
or other Instructions.
Jesse Denard. oolored. OF Watson,
was picked up by the officers yester.
day. He claims he did not receive
his questionable and the fact that
he made no effort to leave these parts
substantiates his claim.
George Chapman, of this city, who
was registered before the county
board. told the officers yesterday that
he had made an effort to report TO the
medical advisory board two or three
times. but il was past the hours set.
lie was told TO return between the spe.
Gifted hours. but the officers say he
failed to do this and consequently he
was not examined.
Fred Curkcnja, an Italian, was ar.
rested yesterday afternoon at Parker's
Run mine Tor having failed TO register.
lie evaded registration by leaving the
state once before, the officers say H.
wrenched his knee yesterday, but the
officers took no chances and brought
him to the Jail.
William Edgar Dulin working in the
fiite mines NJ Rivesville saw the
county officers yesterday afternoon
and he produced letter to show that
his family in Pennsylvania was under
quarantine and he could not secure
mis- missionaries because Of that.
Thomas Pulling employed at the
Hite mines at Rivesville was notified
TO file his QUESTIONABLE. He claimed
he did not receive 1t. The manage.
ment of the mine has assumed the
responsibility of turning him over to
the officers when wanted.
The list of delinquents is as fol-
lows:
Order No.
176 John Polate. WOrthington.
III Nick Holskyk, Worthington.
204 Mike Mahlek. Montana Mines.
224 Joe Veig. Pennington.
276 Ed. Smith. Mt Braddock. Pa.
365 Albert Williams. Watson.
379 Mike Kulish, Worthington.
4l2 Chas. Patsukavich. Worthington.
42l Johnny ID. Davis, Warrington.
423 Douglas Alexander. Worthington.
1872 Elmo Blanc, Worthington.
AS Roscoe p. Andrews, Montana
Mines
40 Pasquale Aloe. Annabelle.
80 Lloyd Sholyauka. Worthington.
537 Charley Wash, Worthngton.
572h Peter J. Rutkai, Baxter.
$50 Joe Smith. Pennington.
626 Thomas Kazno. Annabelle.
CAT Tom Kohrorstic, Farmingtor.
III Gus Louis. Memphis. Tenn.
sSS Frank Bienes, Grant Town.
SCI Mike Velisky, Worthington.
1000 William Rogers, Worthington.
1865 George r. Taylor. Warrington.
1909 James Talley. Worthilgton.
1897 Arthur Days, WorthisgtOn.
1850 Charles T.. Floyd. Worthington.
1854 William Payne. Worthington.
1894 Mike Bratic. Worthington.
1906 William ]. Norton, Warrington.
1902 Sampson Thompson. Worthins-
ton.
1857 Scott Fowler. Worthington.
1417 Larry Markury. Grant Town.
1865 Sam Kozak. Pennington.
1866 Andy Horonec. Worthington
1873 John Drazo. Worthington.
1880 Jesse w. Pitzer. Pennington.
l7l4 Nath. Woods. Worthington.
1928 Pachon Shuliak. Worthington.
1882 John Brajkevich, Grant Town.
1888 Tom Scapa. Worthington.
1903 F. +. Starittt, Warrington.
1906 Anda Plash. Woodland. W. Va.
1852 Felix Clenex. Worthington.
1926 Donnelly ID. Smith. Monongah.
1910 Leroy Quinn, Broomfield.
1854 Clarence +. Lancaster, Manning
ton.
1887 Gui Aoich. Monongah.
00Sc Eli Cismanic Warrington