Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-03 | Page 8 | Two Boards Accepts Ninety-Four Men

TWO BOARDS ACCEPT " NINETY-FOUR M 18 Whittier School Teachers Teach-ers Fill Out Indices for Board 1. Two local draft boards yesterday accepted ac-cepted niiietyf oiir registrants physically physi-cally examined for the national army, seventy-one for general and twenty-three twenty-three for limited military service. There were 131 registrants examined in all. Board io. 3 examined eighty-seven men, accepted forty-seven for general and eight, for limited service, rejecting thirty-two. Board No. 4 examined six-ty-seyeu men, accepted twenty-four for general and fifteen for limited service, rejecting twenty-eight. Eighteen teachers from the Whittier school filled out card indexes for board No. 1 yesterday morning in the bouse of representatives, completing SO per cent of the work to be done in that division, di-vision, the remaining1 L'O per cent to be finished up Monday. E. II. C'rowder. provost, marshal general gen-eral of the United States army, by telegraph yesterday advised Captain :'. V. Fitz Gerald, if. S. draft disbursing agent for Utah, that physical examinations examina-tions of registrants be temporarily suspended sus-pended pending rc-eipt here hy nfail of a set of new regulations covering this feature of the draft. Captain A; J. Meebin of the adjutant adju-tant general's office says that iupd already al-ready summoned to appear for physical i examination must respond to the. notice, notwithstanding the telegram received I from General Crowder, but that other j registrants will not be notified after j this issue of 'The Tribune to appear until un-til the liew regulations isliall have beeu received. ' . Board Xo. 2 yesterday isied a call for the following named registrants to appear at the state capitol at 9 o'clock Monday morning for physical examination: examina-tion: Fred A. Sanchez. Wallace .T. Erskine, Ear Henry, Norman Wagstaft'. John M. Baker," George X. Paters.' Charles Horner, Bert II. Wheelhousc, Mathews Leodes, Parley P. Sanders. Villj;im c. Janson, James Datson. Frang Z'intano, Williiam J. Westinsholme, Gerald U. Simpson, Edward Hendrickson, Heurv A. Clayton. Evan B. Watson, John E. Morey, George I. l-'adcl, Michael Soter-opoulos, Soter-opoulos, Charles L. Larson. Charles II. Sperry, Lewis Saunders. Pnhert Heed Uenry Harvey, Leroy William 11am-nieret. 11am-nieret. Charles Henry Baldwin, Teofil Lapinski, Const.mtiue Antones. Frank Harris, iTiarles Leatham. Karl Hansom Craig, Harry Wilford Hemmert, John Murphy, Anthony Drakopnlos, Hubert MeBrain, Vernie Adams, Heber Harris Thomas, Eagnar Nordgren, Orval Charles Carrico, Lester Simou Baker, Orson James Barraclough, Walter George Brandlev, Caleb Wright, Leonard Leon-ard T. Chin, Oust Kelander, Albert F. Warden, Joseph H. Bccson, William II. Monaban, WT. R. Aubrey. Clarence J. Bengtzen, Vasilios Andromilos. William 'Miller, Will Campbell, Walter Blundall, Claude Slayton, Francis Cleveland Wiley, Wi-ley, Bert Johnson, Thomas J. Lee, Clayton Clay-ton Peck Vaughan, Vito Michel Ca-rone, Ca-rone, Michael De Grazia; Bayley Brown I'ostlethwaite, Even Charles Byrne, Charles Wallace Cram, August Haupfleish, John A. Grundfor. Clarence Clar-ence Elmer Allen Harrison, William Robert Trebarne, Pearl Butler, Ward Wilton Baker, John Peter Xyranakos, James N". Leroy, Max Pepper, Benjamin Benja-min R. Burrow's, Howard James Lay-tpn. Lay-tpn. Cly.de Walter Chamberlain, Oliver Mecham, Arthur Edward Eckland, William Wil-liam Calvin Snarr, Carson Terry, Francis Fran-cis Edward (.('Bay, Hobart "William Hector, Charles B. Faulkner, Valdo Anderson, An-derson, Earl Archibald, Thomas Prince Calvert, Joseph A. Goltz, Walter Hansen, Han-sen, Leo Fred Brockman. Jennings Bryan Sanborn, Jambs Melv'iu Acocks, V ester Hensley, Hurchel C. Holmes. William Earl 'Griffin, James Newton Starks, Erwin Phillip "-Westbrook, Charles Beunard Krimmel, Richard J. Rabtoay.