The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
FIRST CITY STACKER
LIST MADE PUBLIC
General Billiard Gives Names
From Local Boards Nos.
1874, 81 and 1876.
OTHER LISTS TO FOLLOW
BROOKLYN Court Asked to
Quash Indictments Against
1O6 Accused.

Major-Gen Robert L. Billiard. COM
manding the Second Corps area OF the
United States Army. made pubic yes
terday the first Of the lists of American
war slackers prepared by the war De-
partment. The list, which will be fol-
lowed by others until the names OF
every man in New York who is con-
sidered a Stacker by the Government
has been published, gives the names of
the men from Local Boards Nos 1854,
"a and 1856, all in New York city.
The War Department has announced
that before these lists we're prepared
for publication every effort was made
to check up each case, and when any
doubt at all existed as to whether
certain man was a Stacker the man
was given the benefit of that doubt.
The Departments statement said that
the names in the lists are slackers
without doubt.
An instance Of the efforts to do justice
to the men on the registration lists came
in Brooklyn yesterday, when Leroy w.
Ross. United States Attorney. asked
Judge Chatfield, in the United States
District Court, to quash indictments
against los men accused of being slack
ers.
Mr. Ross told Judge Chatfield that his
Investigations have shown that the names
of those men we're put on the Stacker lists
wrongfully, the mistake usually being
made by the draft board because the
men were actually in service when their
names were called for the army Mr.
Ross has completed an investigation OF
the cases of $50 of the 1890 men In
cd IF SlAckerS
Bench warrants have been issued for
eighteen, four have pleaded guilty and
the cases of 482 have been turned over
to the Department Of Justice for further
investigation.
The names issued by Gen. Billiard are
as follows:
Manhattan.
Alfred Daniel Brazil, 1925 Park avenue.
Peter Clark, fol East Eighty-sixth
street. John Clarke. 108 East Eighty
ninth street. Robert Conrad, 1862
Lexington avenue.
Thomas Davy, 115 East Ninety-second
street; Peter Dehmcke. 1913 Park ave-
nue.: James J.. Delaney, 81 East
Seventy third street.
William Grant Lorber. % East Eighty
first street.
Elmer T. Gaub. rs East Eighty-first
street; Rogolio Lewis Gimenez, n
East Seventy-second street.
Louis Hadasin, so East Ninety-second
street: Charles J. Hyman. 1884 Lex
ington avenue.
Abraham Jampolsly, 7s East Ninety
sixth street.
.Eneas Kelly, liz East Eighty-eighth
street.
Thomas c. Mcdonald. 100 East Eighty
seventh street.
James Bernard Moore. 1000 Park ave-
nue.; Kanzo NORTH (Morita). East
Eighty first street.
Dennis O'Connor. lot East Ninetieth
street.
John J. sheehan, 100 East NINETEEN
street; william Sheahan. 1913 East
Ninetieth street
Brooklyn.
Robert Bell, S96 De Kalb avenue.
Frank De Rose, 931 De Kalb avenue.
Herbert Egan. $50 De kalb avenu7
William Estromitz, LOG Floyd street.
Dominick Gullata. 30s Hart street.
Louis Judelobitz, 297 Hart street.
BENJAMIN Kaufman, 1S5 Kosciusko
street; Harry Kauterman. 934 Myrtle
avenue: Mack Kelly sos Myrtle ave-
nue.; James Kennedy, 66s Lafayette
avenue; Arthur l.. Kunstle, CAT WI
loughby street.
Charles Lewis, 27o Pulaski street.
Isidore Yaginsky, S66 Myrtle avenue.
Queens.
Mark J. Gibrey, 100 washington street.
Flushing.
Felix Kretschman, 62S Ferry street,
Woodhaven.
Felix Lewandosky, Little Neck road.
Floral Park; Alexander Lukesiewicz.
Prince avenue, Bayside.
gtephen Machliske, Warren avenue. Bay
side; Walter K Meybohm, 202 Barclay
street, Flushing.
Lee San, Bell avenue. Bayside.
Flushing.
Bolestaw wisniewskc. Black Stump road.
Bayside.