Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-22
IS
 READY FOR THE FINAL ACT IN RAISING ARMY
Next Step Will Be the Official Notification of Various Reg istrants-Arizona's District Boards Are Announced.

A HOENtHs SutJ Ei.-Tft-S"o D apportionment under the se-
 Ieetive draft follows: Mari
 copa 3s7; Apache, 32; Co., else, 665; coeonino, 5s; Gila, 56; Graham, 66; Greenlee, 344; Mo have, s1; Navajo, 7s; Pima, 2s5; PinaI, 312; Santa Cruz. 11o; Yav- apai, 3es; Yuma, 90.
 WASHINGTON. July 21.-De- spite the fact that officers and clerks of the provost marshall General Crowder's office worked all last night to complete the drawing that fixed the order of military liability of 1O.O00.000 reg istrants, the tally sheets have been compared and corrected before dark tonight and the master list was in the hands of the printers Copies will be mailed to focal ex- emption boards beginning not lat CT than Tuesday and the summon ing of the first draft of 6S7,OOO men can begin.
 General Crowder tonight issued the following statement:
 Drawing Complete.
 "The drawing is complete and has been apparently successful. The official tally sheets have been compared, sent to the printer and the proof is being received. Final copies will be ready for distribu- tion not later than Tuesday.
 The Next Step.
 "The next step will be the cer- tification of the results of the drawing to 4.557 local boards and the application by each board of it's chart to its serially numbered list. This needs to consume but little time and when done. the order of priority of the neraly ten million registrant stO report for examination will be revealed. Such additional drafts as may be ordered by the president will be filled by calling men in the order of this established priority and no further drawing will ever be necessary. Each local board. upon receipt of its chart and upon modification by the governor of the quota to be raised by it. may proceed at once. under regulations already promulgated to summon men for examination
 Thanks the Press.
 We have now reached the stag nthe execution of the selective SCI ice act when we must have concer f action by the states.
 'T cannot let this opportunity pas without advehting to the very grea 'alue of the assistance which ha cen so earnestly and efficiently reI ered by the press.
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 Without the systematic campaigl f public information that prepare' he country for the registration. tn of ten million men on rh fifth day of June, would have been in ossible. The generous support of tn newspapers throughout the perio' ince registration day is appreciates nd only the most thorough eficienc' ould have placed upon the streets Tithin a few hours after the frs lumber was drawn. lists for each reg stration district. showing the name f persons who would be summone' or examination until first call of tn, peal boards"
 General Crowder also made publi he text of the registrants for thei pplications winch will accompan, he mast lists.
 New Features Revealed. The only new feature shown is tn Ian for handling cards that are founI O have duplicate numbers or ars therwise confused. and also of deal ng with those received July 10. whel he local boards closed their lists tl egin numbering.
 By the plan worked out. these ad itional cards will be given sn orde ftheir own by lot and then will b. dded to the lists of the districts iron mich they come and be affected b, he drawing precisely as though the, ad been received and numbered be ore the board lists wer eclosed Where several cards bear the sam erial number. one will be drawn iron he group and retain the duplicates umber. while the others will be rs arded as unnumbered and the pro