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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08

Blair, Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, MIS-.
Charles Neel Edge and Mrs. aymOhi
Brown are all working as chalrmen OF
their election districts. r
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, chairman OIL
the Woman Suffrage party IN Mannat-
tan. will command 1000 workers as cen
sus supervisors for the nth Assembly
District. Miss Camilla Morgan Will
work in the Goth Assembly District.
Despite the difficulties the sufraglsts
intend 20 canvass Westchester county
house by house. The task was assigned
% them By Mark d. Stiles, chairman OF
the county census committee, after the
women had offered 10 do the work with
out EXPENSE and had proved that they
were able TO do it satisfactorily.
Mrs. William Belknap will direct the
activities of 1000 census takers VINO
will list a population of approximately
300. 600 scattered in small communities,
on isolated farms and estates. Mrs.
Frank A. Nanderlip will be one OF the
workers.
Mrs. Frederick Stuart Greene, leader
OF the Nassau County branch or the
Woman Suffrage party, Will supervise
the war inventory IN that county. lhey
have undertaken a preliminary canvass
in order to compile record OF houses
and occupants, and at the same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08

Totals. 20 go l',vot 1V,l't 40 W.
The percentage Of draft eligibles to
total registration varies in these dis
tricts, it will be seen, all the way from
0 per cent for the lower East Side TO
40 per cent for the silk stocking" sec
ton. For all four districts it averages
% per cent. It varies also in inverse
proportion TO the percentage of aliens
which in the I'd Assembly District ls %
per cent of the total registration. and
in the 18th and Goth, % per cent.
The classification in most of the As
sembly districts of the city will not be
available until some time to-day, IT
then. In the meantime the figure for
total registrations in the city goes on
growing. With returns in from the
tour missing election districts in Brook
lvn it crept up above $4,000 yesterday.
There is a prospect that when all those
New Workers who were out of town on
Tuesday and registered by mail and all
of those who have been registering here
since Tuesday have been counted the
grand total will exceed 100000.
The work Of registering those young
men who failed for one reason or an
other 10 present themselves for regis
thy on Tuesday proceeded merrliy yes
terday. More than 800. most of them
sailors. crowded City Clerk Scully's Of
fee i'm the Municipal Building. The
boards of registry in the Assembly dis
trict Headquarters will continue to sit
from q. m. TO p. m. to receive tardy
registrations until further notice from
Washington, which may come any day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
Red Tape I angle
At Plattsbu
To Be Unravelled
Colonel Donaldson TO Get Rifles
and Better Food
Supply
rp1 Telesranh 70 m. rdhun.l

Plattsburg, y. Y, June In quick
response to criticism of General Clar-
ence Edwards, that the training camp
here has suffered from red tape, which
has been responsible for the non-ar-
rival of rifles, bayonet scabbards and
other equipment, Colonel T. Q. Donald
son. of the inspection staff at Gov
errors Island, arrived to-day 10
straighten out the tangle. He has been
authorized to take steps necessary to
make the camp efficient by the end of
the week.
1t is likely that Colonel Donaldson
will investigate food conditions. De-
spite increased facility in the prepare
ticn and distribution of food through
the eight big kitchens, the complaint is
still heard that the food is often
served cold, that there is not enough Of
it, and that much of it is of poor
quality. 1t is argued that a 40 cents a
day allowance is insufficient to feed
a hungry man.
1t is pointed out that the enlisted
men of the regular army receive more
than this, even in peace times. Not
only that, but the latter are required to
do little more than half as much work
in the open air.
The men are soon 20 get a taste Of
actual trench digging. 1t was thought
that the elaborate system of miniature
trenches constructed for previous
Plattsburg camps would again be used
for demonstration purposes this year.
This has been found impracticable.
Not only will the men be taught how
trenches should be dug and lined with
revetments in the way OF woven
branches, but they will be instructed
how to DO this work at top speed under
cover of darkness without confusion.
Tic conditions following an actual
charge resulting in a gain will be simu
lated.
Methods Of combating gas attacks
and liquid fire will be demonstrated
later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
$4,000 to Train
In New Series of
Officers Camps
Men Above 81 Years
Sought for Encamp-
ments in Fall

Washington, June 7.-0nly about
5000 men will be trained in the sec
ond series of eight officers training
camps, to be held from August y TO
September 20, Adjutant General Mccain
announced to-day. Forty thousand en-
tered the first series of camps, but the
War Department has reduced the num-
Der for the fall encampments in the
hope Of obtaining older and more eX-
perienced men.
The department to-day also an
nounced the quota allowed each state
in the camps. Application blanks may
be obtained after June 10 from com
handing generals Of the six military
departments or from examining officers
to be appointed in various states. APP
plcations must be sent TO these exam
ing officers before July Is. Applicants
are cautioned not TO write for the
blanks before June 10.
Men More than Thirty-one Sought
Emphasizing the departments wish
to obtain men above thirty-one years
of age, or men of special ability, Cen
eral Mccain said:
"Since the special object of these
camps is to train body Of men fitted
to fill the more responsible positions of
command in the new armies, every et-
fort will be made TO select men of eX-
ceptional character and proven ability
in their various occupations.
"While it is desired TO give full OPP
portunity for all eligible citizens TO
apply, no man need make application
whose record is not IN all respects
above reproach, and who does not pos
sess the fundamental characteristics
necessary to inspire respect and con-
fidence."
The quota allowed each state and the
places at which examining officers, to
whom applications should be sent, will
be stationed. are as follows:
Maine. l2S, Fort Mckinley New Hamp-
shire, -. Fort Constitution Vermont, JS.
Fort Ethan Allen Massachusetts 5Sl, Fort
Warren Rhode Island, 90. Fort Adams {.
Connecticut, 1876, Fort Adams. New York
City and contiguous territory in New York
State, including Congressional Districts to
&c, quota S72, Governors Island.
New York State. Congressional Districts
q to 43. quota ia. Fort Porter; Pennsyl-
vania, northern half. including Congressional
Districts 10. II. IA, 10. l6, p, 20 and ~.
quota 272, 1870 North Washington Avenue,
Scranton.
Pennsylvania. southern half. including
Congressional districts not mentioned pre-
viously, 1913. 1929 AHh Street. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
ADVERTISEMENT
WHY Not a Few Weeks on
a Western Ranch This
Summer!

lot OF ranch owners out in Wyomns
fnc. wholesome peopic-have fixed up thel'
homes and established cottages and hous,
tents near by. 10 accommodate suini'''
boarders. -. .,,l
They are making II "A business 70 axe go ..,,t,
care Of these bOarders. 90 furnish 'he"l 49,
saddle horses, guide them on hshinS' HGe.-
tain climbing and sightseeing eNptu'...Gl'i,
and beyond an. 10 make them con"V. "a
and give them thoroughly good. weI-prep". 49,. u
food Good cheer is the keynote ana so w
custom Of taking ones family ana spenuit'. .
a vacation ON one Of these Western fahcHes
has become very popular. -.
We make il our business 10 knoW ao '..
these ranches. and are prepared 10 give 4u
the names and addresses Of many 10 eN!'l :
their facilities and attractions. cost OF MN. W..
there. and how 10 reach them most 'o"'
ycnienty. - eo-
rs all very simple and easy ana lor
perfect rest and recuperatlon: LOT wa
IN secure a store Of health Tor the com
ing year. you can't 80 wrong on d" 'a''"
vacation. 80. o,,,i,,,
let me help you plan for such an outing p.
and give YOU all the information neeoed III
Tact. make all arrangements Tor the coihp'eV
W J. Berger. Cent Agent. Passr. Dept.
r. q. r r. 1884 Broadway. Ne"
York. Pho/ Mad So 55o6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
1904 Out Of 27,475 City
Men Enrolled Claimed
Exemption from War
Signers Total $4,000
300, Mostly Sailors, Registered
Yesterday-Board to Sit
Few More Days

Complete classification of the regis
tration returns was received yesterday
from a few Assembly districts in the
city, including these four representa-
tive districts in Manhattan: the 3D.
which takes in the lower East Side
along the river; the 18th, comprising
part of the West Side, between Sixty
fourth and Ninety-fourth streets; the
10th, taking in part Of the East Side
between Forty-second and Fifty-sixth
streets, and the Goth, or silk stocking
district, which includes large part
Of the residence section abutting on
the east side Of Central Park.
Following is a table Of the returns
from these districts:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
Woman Suffrage Party
Aids Military Census
In City and Countie,

Sufragists are taking part in the
state census to a degree which, in
their opinion, amounts to a diplomatic
victory over their political opponents.
In Manhattan 232 election districts
will be canvassed by members of the
Woman Suffrage party; sufragists will
take charge of the work in Nassau and
Westchester counties. and they say
there is not county in the state in
which one of their leaders has not been
accepted as a helper.
In New York Mrs. f. Louis Slade has
been appointed assistant 10 Ernest p.
Goodrich, in charge Of census work for
the city. Mrs. Norman de r. White
house, Mrs. Ogden Reid, Mrs. John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
Proclamation Warns Those
Who Do Not Sign They
Will Be Imprisoned
Will Be 5000 Booths
Location Will Be Advertised
by Posters; Work Will
Take a Week

+. ?. Goodrich, director Of the state
Military Census for New York City. IS
sued a proclamation yesterday instruct
ing all citizens and other inhabitants
Of the city Of both sexes between the
ages of sixteen and fifty how and when
they may register as prescribed by
state law. The taking of the census
will begin next Monday, June II, and
will continue until June p. Every man
and woman between the ages speclfed
must answer truthfully the questions
on the registration blank or face SIX
months in prison.
The directors proclamation follows
in part:
"All persons within the City of Ne"
York affected by said proclamation tine
Governor's) shall between the SAID
dates report in person at some place OF
registration and enrolment in the city
and there give the required information
in the preserce of the census agent,
signing the census form and the regis
,ratiop card which will there be pre-
stnted TO them. Persons whose regis
tration and enrolment are taken al
their place of employment or at their
church. club or hotel, or within an IN,
stitution. need not register ana enron
elsewhere
There will be more than three thou
sand registration places, the proclama-
ton SAYS. the location OF which VIII De
advertised by posters, on which also
will appear the hours at which eacn
will be open.
The proclamation continues;
at is especially desired that all per
sons shall register as carly as possible
subpenas will be issued for those re,
fusing or neglecting 10 register, and
i'm the event Of any person disobeylne
subpoena or refusing to answer
proper questions or making an incom-
plete or cquivocal or wilfully false OF
misleading answer. such person Will be-
arrested and punished according "a
law"
The references 70 enrolment IN the
proclamation concerns only able bodied
men between the ages of eighteen anC
/ forty-fve All such men will be re
ouired 70 enroll in the State Militia
The Constitution of New York Stat,
defines the militia as consisting of al
able bodied men. residents Of the state
between these ages, and the Slater bill
passed last year. gives the Governor
power to draft the militia so defined
/ into the military service Of the state
/ This enrolment will serve, therefore
simply as a tabulation of the state:
notential military forces and neither
add TO nor detract from the existing
duties and obligations Of the men al
focted.
/. is provided that all persons claim
/ ing exemption from military service
must file with the county clerk within
I fifteen days after they register writer
notice Of such exemption verified by
affidavit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
Home Guards to Get Rife,

Washington, June THE House 70.
day passed the Senate bill to au,hor,,
issue of rifles and other equipmen, 70,
organizations of home guards. The BIN
has the approval Of the Wsr Depsr.
ment. 1t gives the War Depar.n.r,
discretionary authority 10 equip "hcr.
guards having the character Of stat.
nolicc or constabulsry, ard such o,h,,
home guards as may he organized ~.
der the discretion Of Governors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08

draft registration were not permitted I.
50 TO work. Many factories are si,.
missing the draft dodgers.
The Ford, Maxwell and Dodge mo,,,
car companies are aiding the Official,
TO round up the men Of registry a,s
who failed 10 enroll Tuesday
All of the files are being looked ov..
and the name, age and department =,
work of every man are being recorS,J
This information is given foremen. VIA
ask to see the mems regis,rs,ios
cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
Car Shop Workers
Must Show Draft Card
"Where's Your Ticket?" Creets
Young Men in Many Detroit
Motor Factories
by Telegraph TO Tie Tnbunel

by Telegraph 20 Tie Tnbunel
Detroit, June 7.-"Where's your
ticket" That question greeted thou
sends of young men to-day as they re-
norted for work at commercial and in
dustrial establishments. Those who
could not show their certificates OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08

distribute blanks and explain the rea-
son for the census.
When the state census was nrst pro-
posed the Woman Suffrage party
offered its organization as a compe-
tent working body. The offer was &C.
cepted. but there was no indication az az
the time that the organization would
be given preference over other women's
organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
Bankers
Brokers
investors

demand complete and reliable
news in regard TO investment Sc
curities and authoritative opinion
on market conditions. There Is
one newspaper that stands su-
preme IN this feld-The Neto
York Evening Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
Every Saturday
THE NEW YORK
EVENING POST

prints a financial Supplement,
which contains complete review
and analysis Of the happenings
OF the week. including Saturdays
business and important dis
patches from all financial CEN
tres. both domestic and foreign.
This Saturday issue is delivered
Monday morning as far West and
South as s. Paul. Minneapolis.
Wichita. Kan. New Orleans and
Tampa fla. 10 has thousands OF
readers all over this great terri
tory.
The price o, the Saturday issue
OF the EUeHin0 Post Is $3.50 a
year. but the publishers offer a
special Introductory six months
subscription for 800.
F7n IN "a. csupos below sss .ess II
to-day enclosing
aP O. Money
Order. stamp, To
o., The New York
49,, o., 49,, Evening Post.
tn. EHt'''-l i' si.vo loF spe
cal introductory subscrip
uoa 20 the saturday supple
meat OF Tie Sew York EveuinE
q. Post.
oeha - .. $500.
= Ss...............Sir est........
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08
Alexander Dana NOyeS

the financial editor Of the Ere
ming Post Cor twenty-five years,
holds a commanding position I'm
this field. lie is The author Of
Forty Years % American r.
nance" Financial Chapters q
the War" The Free Coinage
Catechism." % which 100000
copies were sold; numerous mon
ographs on financial subjects, etc.
His prceminence IN his profession
led TO his selection as the editor
OF me financial department Of
ScribueT5 Magazine.
Mr.. Noyes's daily editorial and
his weekly summary in the Sat
urday issue are authoritative and
Illuminating
They show the trend OF the
markets here and abroad. The
financial and commercial news
and statistics are complete and
accurate. prepared by experts. In
fact, these departments are the
most comprehensive appearing IN
any daily newspaper in this coun-
try.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-08

Totals. .2I.l75 1o,O3l 1O,107 563
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
Sopp itiller Kaution.

Sra Sou Grauci3co mtl0t3 Sen
S6e o&., al iorbenoUrcuol General
toniuI 6ronj 9opp % %situant
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bgggc cr uuocr 2lntIogc ior &ruo
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
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bun en- Gel. Camille Slammarlorl
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
"Satherlano"
f%oranorer Oapn.

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life ct inf @lno. Imerifa er bort
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vi er Nmeritoncrc al inf Ser
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lem Sc TO 2nnoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-13
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DTS, at Sropperne / Den amerifan'
ito Straiieerpeoitiou Sagen isr
aiait ira Sort @liIS, meo unNta'
gclie al 2lbe acknowledgement.
Ser iorblir oerneoc Tor at glsre
Narniionstieneitc. General Fer.
Ihinas trooper began Jig ira Go
llnbus iuocu ire Gage ira lin Iu.
frnrit fra Mericc oels paapci til
Sort Npad)e, bels iii Sort Siia'
d,aca, Irisora % bels til Sort
NIiis % Gagle Tais, Ger.
On Den l~betpingeIige Iiua
n~ncooeleS, at enoel ameritanlte
areahirbauSlerc, ium er tpmmet
orer @rPnien ira Ncricc, bar
bragt lluoerretnius ON, at %iIlas
trooper mroer General SalaSar
bar lat iis lott i Mormoufolonicn
i Suarc;. i Nrrhebcu al Golonia