The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-13
COUNTY DRAFT
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PAST Tue pOdEQ .SSCLnaCe9 CaaS L VII
be able to have all Class men ex-
anatned by Tuesday Of next week.
Yesterday the registrants were right
there ready 70 be examined and en-
abled the board TO dispose Of all the
100 men summoned.
The physical examination g In
charge OF Dr.. g. Z. Kinney, the ex-
aiming physician Of the drafe board.
Dr.. Kinney Is assisted by Q ooeps OF
other physicians and clerks, enabling
the board to examine so many men IA
the time allotted.
The county draft board has one OF
the largest, Il not the LARGEST number
OF registrants in the state, having a
total OF 1850 men under it's iur9sdfc>
ton. Despite this fact the county
board was one OF the very finest
boards In the state to complete class.
hcat1onsS and have the registrars
ready for physical examination. The
last OF the final classification cards
were sent out about the middle OF
January, meaning that the board has
been ready to give the physical ex-
aminations they are now giving for
about one month.
The boards consists OF the following
members: George W. Bowers. Man
nington, chairman; Carol Currey. Mo-
nongah; DR.. c. L. Kinney, Manning.
ton.
In the first draft the county draft
board was called upon to furnish 143
mon. OF this number los were called
and are now at Camp Lee, Va. leav-
ing the remaining quota OF 35 men to
complete the first draft. This num-
Der will leave on or shortly after Feb
ruary % and will be the first IS men
who E'assed the physical examination
yesterday.
The order in which the men are
called for physical examination and
pass will be the order in which they
Will be called for service. BY keep
ing list of the Glass men as they
are called for physical examination,
a Class man will be able to estimate
whether or not he will be included
in certain calls to follow. The order
in which men are called for physical
examination should be clipped by ev-
cry Class man and put away for fu-
ture reference.
The physical examination which the
draft board is giving now is not so
strict as the examination given for
the first draft. Some men who pass
ed the examination at Warrington
yesterday failed to pass the examfn-
HNASAA $SS'SA4 LII SSpIS"USIs
Chairman Bowers OF the county
draft board estimates that approx
mately 80 per cent OF the men regis
tered have been placed IN Class 1.
The one hundred men called Cor
physical examination yesterday and
the order in which they were called
follows:
Order 40.
15-Harry Benton vnlars
15-Thos- Forester Lake
37-Jacob Gilbach
f9-Arlie Emerson Toothman
6S-Chas. Jasper Hawkins
69-Jacob Thos. Taught
50 1-z-Albert Leasure Weekly
10!-John Peter elise
121-Tonv Girmont
194-Geo Okey Gump
2OS-F'rank Paspale
227-David Edward Jones
2$7-Wm. Harold Hanes
240-CIaude Fox
247-Ranes Stilifner
294-Alphonso Padula
296-Homer Payner Caldwell
312-Minor D. Wilson
S35-Tony Monkerick
%46-Rert Humphrey
@64-Argule Martin
$S6-Stenrod Evans Martin
3S-Cecil F1uharty
39o-John Jas. Provance.
$96-Colmar Cyrus Nuzum
402-Howard Leslie Robinson
403-Lorin Russell Miller
404-Jas. William Hall
406-Mike Pitlock
410-Andy Satterfield
416-Farvey Herbert Martin
417-Homer Moore
419-Shannon Wiley Lancaster
426-Fred Brooks Fletcher
427-Quinci Hillberry
42S-Herbert Roy Ice
434-Henry Ellsworth Stull
437-Rexie Earl Reese
442-Daniel Webster Grove
464-Earnest Fay Johnson
465-Guy EImore Robinson
469-Arthur oga1 Lonard
475-Harry Anon Glaspel
493-Herschell Henderson Smith
495-Dominico Panya
496-Antonio Santell
502-John Francis Barry
506-Emillo Jamitolo
52SHenry Perry Barrows
525-Thos. Ross Yost
530-Hiram Bryan Wendell
535-Thos. Russell MILAN
536-Harry Harrison Pyles
542-Jos. Edward Timmins
545-Wm. Fred Martin
546-Patrick Vincent Talbot
553-Mike Kehuny
556-Jacob Foster Murphy
566-Harrisop Franklin Certified
56S-Edward c. Starkey
572-Farley Emmitt Malone
573-Wm. Clyde Cooper
574-Wm. Jesse Phillips
577-Wn. Sharon Hughes
5S1-Fisher Pyles
5s3-Pasquale SaIae
5s4-Wm. Earl Crouser
NOTICE.