, '! " .. ,i r . iMPTION PLEAS FLOODING BOARD t?iymvmn .vvwwp wwwHWHHn ! . .7 V. $T.&si&'J&?jfto., lumnerto Icir. ,! J:un ' iX J? Cmlth. anj 1,r.'.lb".' t- ipiiijiiiwwfmpPP l t .. . " ; - - 1. t itmlniter ave. Claims Will -Take Six Weeks to Adjust, Appeal Tri- bunal Estimated 800 IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS HARRISBURG, Aug. 21. Men called under the draft regula tions for the National Army may serve ., commissioned officers or regular army clerks, according to a ruling re ceived here today by the State Regis tration and Draft Bureau from Wash ington. Such men will be counted In the quota to be furnished by their dis tricts, H was said. The bureau today reiterated Its rul ing that members of draft boards must consider themselves drafted for the nrk Only In exceptional cases will members be excluded from duty. The district appeal boards of the State will meet here tomorrow witn a represent ative of the Provost Marshal General's department. A flood of exemption claims Is pourlnp Into the headfluartcrs 0f Philadelphia Dis trict App'at Board No. 2 and unless the hoard h.ts uPn some method hy which It can sped up Its work more than six weeks U elapso beforo the claims can be dls- posed of. "In the last twenty-four hours more than 100 new claims have been received," said Monte Greenwood, chief clerk of the board. Today, when the draft olllclala arrived at the Federal Building, they found nearly fifty men and women waiting In line to file exemption claims. A majority of the men who appeared this mornlnff havo been denied exemptions by their local boards and In a final effort to escape military service hae carried their eases to the appeal board. The appeal board accepted the affidavits of these men, but declined to hear oral arguments that many of the men wished to Complying with the request of the War Department, the board tackled a batch of 'claims that involve highly trained men In munitions plants and other Industrial es tablishments engaged In war work. INDUSTRIAL CLAIMS More than 1000 industrial claims for ex emption havo been mado In Philadlphla, according to Walter Wlllard, chairman of the District Appeal Board No. 2 which or ganized yesterday and held Its first sitting In the United States District Court Both district appeal boards In this city are to settle on a definite line of action so that the same policy will be followed by both In dealing with nil cases, Mr. Wlllard naid. Cery effort will be mado to bee that ono bt'.rd docs not exempt a man for reasons thai the either would consider Invalid. The tame treatment will bo accorded to all, It Tas explained. Amnrpnn, tYAv.KAa rt thi (hiiikJ ..II I v. , iiiviuuvin wfc but; vvaiu mil unit- iter witn Adjutant General Stewart in Har- ..Msburg relative to the manner In which litany exemption cases are to be handled. "V Men Accepted for New Army & B Physical examinations of men for the Na tional Army are 'being rushed with all pos ilble speed by local boards. Action on exemption claims Is progressing more slowly. The following reports cover the city: District 2 Board sits Seventh and Carpenter Bounded by. Christian afreet. Delaware giver. WUarUa, l'assyunk. Ellsworth and Broad. ACCEPTED Oeorte J. nadef". 1343 Ellsworth st. tula. Mondl, 71M Latona at. Angelo Uursi. 1133 8. Alder st. Jrtnk Quartrochl, 1225 S. 8th t. entries Cope. 718 Alter st. Francesco Vlluccl. 1115 S. Alder st. Jfuls Grosso. 814 Federal st. Stanley Hyde. 210 Montrose at. Stlvatore Cutrufello. 823 League St. "onard llontone, 1009 Montroso st. Anthony Ilianco, 1143 H. 8th st. Euillo Scrlbonl. 023 Kimball at, Comelo Stano. 820 Kimball at. Michael I.ombardo. 1127 Ellaworth at. J-'mlMit Dl Tommaal. 1154 S. 8th st. liadora Feldman, 300 Titan at. Anthony PukIuvI, 1108 S. Alder at. Joe Torre, (122 S American st. fUle Jlangano, 811 Montrose, at. Michael Catalonl. 022 Ellsworth st. Charles Clancearnto. 000 S. 8th st. Stlvatore Trlolo, 051 8. 9th st. gyraan Hudnlck. 508 Carpenter st. fjetro Chlnnl. lllo Peter at. Alexander Peasham. 411 Manton st. Cetare Clammalchella. 011 S. 11th St. ? Hecht. 315 Carpenter st. Michael Dl Nicola, 009 S. Darlen at. frl Morlnelll. 1020 Montrose st. Abraham Welnstock. 310 League st. John Calobro. 051 Paasyunk ave. Anthony Lamberto, 1137 8. 0th at. Btm Dublnsky. 1117 8. 3d at. ?nilOi Clvo, 021 Federal at. Achllle Tedesco, 1125 Ellsworth st. "trry Krantz. lOlt 8. 3d St. , ax Ruchllc. 015 Titan st. Frank Ilertollno. 714 Washington ave. i 5?.1"tArm"ron. 132 Carpenter st. ter Caltagerone, 1126 8. Otb at. , Samuel Magllocco. 82U Montrose St. ' 'ae Marshak, 1034 8. 4th st, Nuniio Casero. 703 Federal at Balvatore Brlgantlso, 020 S. 11th st. District 13 Board sits 8th and Jefferson sts.. Bounded by Montgomery ave . 11th St.. Hiiquehanna ave.. Oth. Poplar and Broad ats. li IK ACCEPTED foimoro Lomax, 015 N. Warnock at. llelvln Black, 2148 N. Warnock at. Joseph D. Ford. 1008 N. 12th st. John Mnoney, 2002 N. Franklin at. z-iutb uaru. via . uroau.ai. Frank Palmar U1 N. .faaatin at. pavld Ileaael. 1227 N. 7th -at; Jtrcus nick. 17-10 N. 7th st. "fUlrtll ijf-iiu. a a in. I.1II DL. Chetlon Hunter. 20 N. Oth at. Morris Cohen. 1541 N. Marshall st. Augutt Whltzel, 1412 N, Hutchinson st. Harry OoberK. 2003 N. 8th at. goorgo J. Abendroth, 2115 N. 7th st. Oeorge Weber. 1312 Oxford' St. Juls Welsberg. 1584 N. 8th at. Human Braburg, 1310 N. Park ave. Watl Perlsteln. 1310 N. 7th st. Austin Orogan. 1722 N. Warnock at. amuel Bllversteln. 1554 N 8th at. fftn Harthorn, 1810 N. Franklin St. Alexia Wlgdoft, 2437 N. 8th at. 8 Charles Eolot. 1818 N. f)th st. obert Devlin. 1305 N. 10th St. ,A"r Oaudls, Hia N, Alder at. fcbn Lang.. io N. Alder st. 9 ffll' ."suihney, 1611 N. Warnock at. jJPJ.,0Ura,kli 1T0 N. 11th st, K,K-b.J.'?rder' lOOl N. 7th at. ' .?'t Ferguson, 1340 N. 6th St. riii" Welnslock, 1818 N. Marshall st. s!fi5,!,JnoX'2012 N. Warnock at. ffW i VVelnateln. 010 N. Marshall St. st. iV.T,Mleln. ui N. aiarsnan Wii!!ir YC.alLe'..laS N. 10th st. BiiilfiY1 ljlhtllnr. 2034 N. Oth at SHSi"VUrParj 125 Cambridge at. ISii. Kt"na,a. XTI N. Sttt SI. jS"hA. Shapiro, 17U N. Franklin at. AaVlX.,l!09ma' "4 N. 10th st. 8tani.v 8?b n,,.n- 0S1 N. Alder at. HarJSytAhJ,,Uckl' 1783 N. 10th st. fiKh?.iB0,l(an'. 288 N. 7th at. Abrahe.L89PlLwak- 1" N. Darlen st. MtS J? S?,hen- T N. Hutch nson at. ?ohn1il- ai?y''. Hill N. Camao st. lloSiA'r?fr' I8" N, Hutchinson at. wftii.V,mnll. 1504 N. Marshall st. ftrdimlhSmp,on- I3 N. Camao at. Jam.? -r? p'aff Jr- "01 N. 10th at. l ' T"rner. 1841 N. Alder at. District 19 tAla M . m - ...... lih i?.a y Meadow (49th). Haverroro. Ri?.ia,m?ntucl va- Pchuylklll Plver. HSI'yJvania hallroad tratka, 40th. West lltl ,or iPre!$oni Lancaster, Bprln Qarfen, Wm C&3 HoV, -t-Joai.S"tH?.ron, 41rth.i... .. wri s'ru"o. 404 ":"t".i " V&SwWlMl? Wllbert F. iV.JJP I'arrlnh t. fenr'L' ". rMSrelKn ave. Jnaeph II ..- 2 M ArJfJJ'-V 4.JI 'at". ' Nathan JirilrnV iS;I Poplar st . Prank Hill nV t?3n. "mbrldge st. ' n at. 1917 ' w f"!1 WM 5 Utv " c -o Jacob TVanW earn a .... . Xta n;,C" "S .DLf""'r " ii,,ri.o":""ir. 'i . vrii, . itiv rfi. 'n'"io. aoin h ,M ldred st, mi m,'n " oin Bl ..""."' tnui, ii nnyntr A-I'0"0.0.1;'"'!'-. .714 8. 4lh St. ;;t-- -" siiio n. r tf"fiVK?.'2431 '8, Heese st. JV.-v". 'cicnoi, 114 ,1ir C.Tn.'rsVlO 8. Alder Vt. ?.!? ' J"ska. 1238 Snyder ae. Sim-", c..nn.'. '018 Tree st. Philip Notto. 1121 Emily st. lohn lwla. 027 Tree t. Amedeo Peironitolo. 1122 Mifflin st Ctlusepr D-mplrn. 1li1 P J.in at Harry P. 8chaftr, 2020 8, Junlrer st. Morris Schwartz, ol Dudley st. nobert Cowln. 022 Wlnton st. Alexander CosIfiiu. 1HI.1 n.nartaln at, lharlea Maalorlti, 23H.2 8. Mildred st. Joseph Commusky, 2834 8. Alder at, loula Illchey, Jr.. 041 HoRman st, Max Sultanow. 024 8nsder ar. David lleppard. 1302 IlltnFr st. frank Murphy. 2t3(l 8. 12th st. Herman Waxtnan, 2013 8. 7th st. John 8. Buck. 3201 a. 8th st Joseph Eprett. a.'OO 8, 8th st, Harry Willi. 244i 8. 6th st. Felix Mattlanl, 1013 .MpKean st. .tnaeph Hothchlld, 015 Wolf at. Harry I.. Krasmcr, 2112 8, 8th at District 4G Monrq ana in ai arm niusinR n , Hounded liy Parkaldo ne 44th at , Ha fonl np , 4ri"h. Market, 54th ats.. I.nntn ..... nim i.i ni, er- stcr AtVKITEl) Orizlo Dezrl, 5022 .Matter st Ilernnnl J 8hrrlddn. 237 .V Muby st. IMnln I) Kline 1233 N r.1.1 a Jnmea Mdlulrmnn SHI N Huby st. John 8hcrf Oil N 4Mli r David W, Field. S3 N, 81st at. Barnard Murray, 4003 RtlHs H. Harry C, Zell, 00 N Faraon st William H. Winter. 20 N. Llndenwood llcrmin II. Miller, 33 N. Llndenwood st. Alfred Olson, 2311 N. 64th at. Febaetlan Hclu-rcr, 3148 Haerford ave. Ednnrd J Murray, 4007 Market st. John J. Qulaley 5118 Viola st, Frank Hacconinndl 41HH Thompson st. Frank t. Hutlier. 3158 Pnrkalde ave. iVunk Hlnlakv. 433 Lnnctister ave. t'harUs It I)u l)ol, 1418 N. 63d St. I.ln.li-oy J .-Ncimnn. . Mil Moss a 'tm, ji Ilia.' sttr-tni Amtt P. InnA 111 i.. -" ...ew.i " ucorc JdOJcKin. Ban w u m a re jii4 Kfiiy, IIUBITl O, jonrpn John ' Jrhn Mcl.aii.rh. In. n Chrl A. Munti, ti nn RKfl M, Jllh RI1V. 4RS9 CtwA at jullln. 4P91 Merton t. W .1, 4ttlh at. May at. John A. O'Neill, 5177 Heston at, Frank F.vans, 11 NDearhorn st, Joseph Hon!, 4042 mites at, Theodore Houraulgnnn, 40M Weatmlnstar Frederick Elaela. 451 Oaden st. John Mitchell, 402O Falrmount ave. tI V noard nunil KlnKsesi District 23 li'J" ?1 st. and Woodland ave. p...hy SInlte' st.. 8chulklll niver, ,iZJZ " P'schall St., 40th St. ,lnK tif. and 4.-.th st. .. , . ACCEPTED frank Neary. 3220 st James st. Nobert Oooih, 4032 Sansom st. ,?" B: 'N'0fmn. 4040 Ludlnw st. VVIlford Peytoi. 121rt 8. MeMllo st. Iriink O. Bjan, 3200 St. Jnmea st. lnhS v' ,t."l,1?y- Jr" ' Woodland ae. ln,?nsh,i ltn,1.' nson, 13 8 45th st. lJatlh i1' ,,,'0"kns. 4OJ0 Sansom st "Khnphr -i JnrE.,,n- -" Chancellor St. Namn.V .TlB,h,', 13 H h " Thmm.. 'A U:V;!,.n' tnl "b'tnut st. lhlm.lI., "'"'"ma. 3024 Market st. iVi.SuV,on' " '' Ludlow st. Sta"l,y ." Il'lman. 4131 Woodland ave. vmi".'r r'."..nz' 4m llililmore ae. P,'i'j!.mt,r,,.-Vli,cr P-IR 8 MeUlllc st. Kk"!?. J 'I.1!1"1' 4M2 Market at. 5i?--r' H, srhan r,n s 41t st Mlnnla Bradnon, 3018 Moravian st. District 27 Board sits Twentieth nd Fltiwater Bounded by South. Broad, Washington, Oraa Ferry, Ellsworth and the 8chulkill Hhcr. ACCEPTED I.amer Bnokrr, 2220 Montrose st, Leon Brennan 2115 Kater st. Jna Alleitne, lfiln Montroso st. , Illchard Francis, 2103 Montroso st. Herbert Parrls. 1724 Christian st. Joseph 'Mitchell. 2121 Christian st. Edmund Mallelt. 1810 Christian st. nobort Bosen, 1340 South st. Ou Hnlloy. 1030 Fltzwter st. Frederick llob'rts, 010 S. 18th st. Fred Harris, 210!i Kimball st. John Conner. 2714 South st. Walter A. Commodore. 1000 S. 20th St. Paul DaMs, 2020 Carpenter st. Max Smith. 722 8 Bancroft st. Frank Mlserdlno, OKI 8. 15th st. Itobert P. Jones, 212.'- FlUwater st. District 32 Board alts Sixty-third and Lancaster Bounded by Belmont. Parkslde, Fifty-second, Lancaster, Fifty-fourth, dlrard. Sixty fourth, Lansdowne, llaverford and City Line. ACCEPTED Ormlll S. Cummlncs, 1010 N. 69th st. Park Stewart, 1511 N. Bohlneon st. Elmer Cros. 0147 Hnerford ae. .Tames Denpey, 1550 N 02d st. Baspa Nicholas, 1303 X. Felton st. Qulnston Dickinson, 061 N 03d st. Harry Jones, 1520 N. Hirst st, Italph Tord. 823 N. 00th st John Neater. 1420 . fl2d st. Wallarn Simon 802 Wnnewood road. John W H. Watson. 0122 Lanedowne ave. Hiram Horker. 1323 N Hobnrt at. Clarenio Pancoast, 1835 N Oth st. Perclnl Itced. 1541 N. Pelton st. Dan Foltz. 1300 N. 54th st. Arthur II. Salmon. 5534 Hunters ave. Clarence Baker. Old and Oxford st. Joseph Baker. 1024 N. 55th st. William II Dencee. Jr , 1512 N. Felton st. Joseph J. Powers 6522 Incaster ae. Thomns Hentz. 1452 N (12d st. Thomas Do Frates. 1400 N. 54th at. Arthur Paqulr, 6410 Lancaster ae. P. Y. Hldy. Jr., 008 N. Old St. Charles F. Talor. 1304 N 51th st. Francis Kloia, 542 Media St. Fred Vogt. 0144 Haerford a. Theodore Crnddock, 1323 N. 58th st. William Newcamp. 1223 N 5flth st. Clarence Stanton. 103(1 N 60th st. W. T. Eppley, 6420 Sharswood st. Bernard Way, 1410 ... 53th st. William P. dray. 47th and Conshohocken St. Abo Goldstein. 6223 Heston st. Edward J. Smith, Jr.. 2410 Golf road. Mark F. Massey. 680ft Lansdowne ae. Adam Smaler. 0401 Woodbine at. William Tobln, 6433 Master st. Hugh Connor, 1550 N. Alden st. Itobert E. Fean, 5521 Lancaster ave. Larry Otlnell, 1024 N. fllst st. T. R. Clark. 5011 Thompson St. John 8. NeBter. 1420 N. 02d st. Robert 13. Casey, 1717 N. Felton st. Warren E. Johnson, 2227 N. 62d at. District 39 Board alts 4th at. and Snyder ave. Bounded by Paseyunk aye., Mifflin St.. Oth St.. Snder ae . 7th St.. Cantrell St.. 6th St. asaln, Porter St.. 5th St.. Delaware River at League Island and Broad at. r. 'i'JivV . a.-' n-ia,aiti ' lac Brr?aa iM. iiJsSSEI ACCEPTED John McCrall. 50 Mercy st. Frank Aghano. 2450 8. 2d st. Otto Andrea. Prospect Park. David Oeraghty. 620 Wolf st. William Crawford. 2200 8. Lee st. Harxey Servoss, 301 Rltner at. Hirold Hanson. 2403 S. Front st. William Weston. 2317 S Hancock at. Morris Leonard. 2442 S. American at. Charles Schaefer. 3(l.i Daly at. Andrew Smart. 2114 S Philip st. t u x.. .... J'ln Mff.nn at. .lUBClill .in.ri, .w. .....-... --. iaiu iiui-niiu, '-''"""'."- Jacob StelnherB. 1017 8 4th St. AI Alorr. All onjuer a;e. ,- .. ti..iin., 11 Mrrv at. Samuel Slesale, 347 Gladstone at. William nulman. ." ". " - I'h.rl.a tnv. 2340 8. 2d St. Jacob Newman, 2234 S 5th at. Klrble Johnson. 2520 McKeo at. Samuel Blum, 617 Jackson at. Ernest ureenwav. ;iu n. nuwsiu au Louis Komars. 331 Cantrell st. .-. j tr..(.Mae 147 McKonn air. f'harlea Dranoff. 528 Cantrell at. Joseph Feldsteln. 2021 S. American at. Morris i-orier. t " -; . JtOueri Ulll"UIl. u-, -".. -- Julius Goldstein. 220 Illtner st. George Johnson. 2528 McKee ; st. I'hlllD KrUPSKJ, iitiH a uiiu"j m J. C. Smith, Jr . -2303 8. Front St. Joseph Bitting, 323 Durfor t. Joseph Haluns. M McKean st. Louis Saslow. 220S S 5th i st. George Kronmaer. 1018 Moyamensln ave. Iwrenc Spites, 2027 8. Si at. Edward Schmidt.337 Wolf st. Adolph Asher. 1023 S Oth st Abraham Brenner, 24.i0 S. Philip at. Daniel Hasaon. V. Jones lane. Edwin Welsh. 110 Mercy st. i .i,ii rlnl.l 43 Eml y st John Lampc. K .Ion's 'ape. James ucvinc. -n" i. " Milton Grath, "3 rjrter at Michael Paskewltch. 523 Wlnton it. Andrew Olsen. 313 ntzcerald st. Max Showenthnl. 2413 S rhlllp at. Nathnn Bendtr. 308 McKean St. Harry Kramer. 323 Troe at. Petr Lanklner. 2.340 3. Hancock St. Francis Carney. 2223 S. 8d st. Howl Rlchclderfer. 2203 8. Leo st. Davhl LodtP, 2132 S 5th at. Samuel Rosenthal, 421 Porter st. District 40 Board alts 4th st. and Snyder ave' Bounded hy Mifflin St.. Delaware River, 3th at.. Porter at . Oth at.. Cantrell St., 7th at.. bnder ae and fltp st again. ACCEPTED Robert Petrosky. 234 is Percy it. Nathan Smith, 231.3 8. Alder St. KMl l" ill" L-rVln. 2l.'l S 11th at. AinVaiua Bretman. 2004 H 11th at. George Honckert. 1217 Rltner st. Phi p imrnwri". jj-i f '"j Louis Fddman. 1017 Jackson st. i-dwln MacCarthy. 200J IS. 12th at. I George Burglne. 1102 Tree st. John L. Douglass. 2028 8. Sth at. Harry La Ho v. 2015 S Sartaln at. 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