The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-18

sent out by the local exemption
board for this county returned to
the board this morning, the reg
.istrant claiming deferred classi-
tication under Division A, Glass
4. This division and class are
those under which registrants
claiming deferred classification
ON the grounds of dependents are
listed.
The members of the Benewah
county bar association have been
appointed members of the Idaho
legal advisory board attached to
the local exemption board in
Benewah county and practically
all have qualified to assume their
duties. Two local attorneys are
stationed in the district court
room each day to assist regis
trants in filling out the question
naires. Attorneys Ed. S. Elder
and C.. G. Cromwell were on duty
at the court house yesterday and
il. r.. Taylor and r. b. Norris are
handling this work today.
In order to assist men working
at the mills who are unable to
get away during the day the
members Of the legal advisory
board will be at the court room
up to 900 o'clock during the eve
nings and will also be there from
200 to 400 o'clock on Sunday
afternoons. Registrants are
asked to appear and have their
questionnaires filled out as early
as possible to insure that all will
receive the assistance of the at
torneys.
All registrants should read the
QUESTIONABLE carefully and an
swer all the questions they can
before they appear before the
legal advisory board. They should
also have all the necessary in
formation required by these
questions ready when they ap-
pear. Any registrant claiming
exemption on the grounds of de-
pendents must be accompanied
by all dependents over 16 years
of age when they appear before
the advisory board as it is neces-
sary to have the dependents sigI
anidavits in support of the reg
istrant's claim.
A telegram signed by Proves
Marshal General Crowder hai
been received from Adjutant Gen
eral Moody, who is in charge o
the operation of the selectiv'
draft in this state, with the re.
quest that publicity be given it
The telegram follows:
1T is of paramount importance
to the selective features Of tn
draft and to the effective employ
ment Of the man power Of tn
army that the occupational quail
ncations Of every registrant b
set forth with precision in hi
questionable. Therefore the reg
b istrant's answer to series one
, question three, page four mus
/ without fail specify his particula
LOB within his industry, by an
[ swering, for example, not merel
railroad man but tracklayer o
) trainman or carshop repairel
2 lAssistant should be instructed t
{ secure for that question an an
/ swer as specizc as made to ques
5 tions four, nine and ten in serie
q eleven, page twelve, unless regis
y trant has already fully answere
( these questions. If questiOnnaiI
q filed are not specific enOugl
r. boards should secure adequai
{ answers under section one huI
e dred, paragraph three befoi
y proceeding to classify"
- Question three on page four
+. series one, mentioned in II
s above telegram is as follow
e "Give below all the occupation
r at which you have worked durir
r. the last 10 years, including yol
= occupation on May 18, 1917, al
IF since that date, and the leng
a. Of time you have served in sui