Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-07-22

A certain quota will be taken from
each district. Notices will be sent to
drafted men requesting them to ap-
pear before their respective exemption
boards. The boards will keep on ex-
amining men and hearing claims for
exemption until their quotas are
made UP.
ALL MUST BE EXAMINED.
Every drafted man within Douglas
county's quota will have to be exam
ined, regardless OF whether he claims
exemption. He may want to fight. but
il the boards physician decides he has
physical defects of such nature as
to disqualify him from soldiers life
he will be rejected.
The six exemption boards in Doug
las county probably will meet Mon
day and get the machinery oiled in
preparation for the actual work of
making examinations and hearing
claims for exemption. Not single
claim for exemption will be heard,
however. not an examination made
until official notification is received
from washington.
A. ]. Latimot, member of the Fifth
district board, said notice will come
from the national capital about The
middle of next week.
Many and elaborate are said to be
ithe claims of some for exemption.
Boards Will Be Strict.
Members of the boards say they,
as others all over the country, will
be careful about exempting anyone
unless they have positive proof of dis
qualifications.
1T will go hard with any young
fellow with no one but himself to
support and able-bodied to fake some
exemption excuse just because he has
streak of yellow and would rather
stay in Omaha, dance and kid the
girls instead of helping fight the war
Of democracy at $50 per-" said Acting
County Judge Sundblad, chairman OF
the Fourth district board.
Soldiers Daily Routine.
Newly drafted soldiers will be in
terested to know some of their duties
while in training. Here is the daily
routine of soldier at Fort Crook:
Reveille, first call. 5;45 a. MI
Assembly, 6 a. m.
Mess, $50 a. m.
Sick call, "a. m.
Fatigue, 7:15 a. IN.
Drill, first call, s a. m.
Assembly, $40 a. m.
Recall, 10 a. m.
First sergeant's call, 10 a. m
MSS, II m.
Drill, first cali, 1:2O p. m.
Assembly, l:20 p. m.
Recall, $3.50 p. m. .
Guard mount, first call, 6 p. m.
Assembly, 6:l0 p. m.
Tattoo, $50 p. m.
Call quarters, l0:4S p. m.
Taps, II }. m.
Contrary to general impression, the
soldier can stay out all night, but he
must repprt for duty at 6 a. m. A
Fort Crook car is conveniently sched-
uled to arrive at the post at $50 a. m.
The soliier ca lot be absent without
leave between the hours of 6 a. m.
and 6 p. m.
With the great national defense lot
terry written into history, the next
step in the plan for raising a gigantic
army to uphold Americas honor on
the fields of Europe is in order.
The following mer have been ap-
pointed for Douglas county and for
FIVE Omaha precincts:
Oscar ]. Pickard, 6002 Center, chair
man; Wayland Magee, Bennington,
clerk; DR.. Wilson H. Reed, Benson,
physician. This board is for Douglas
county and includes Florence and
Benson.
The Omaha city board is:
First Distriet-W. G. Ure, Fl. G.
Meyers, DR.. c. c. Morrison.
Second District-Perry Wheeler,
]. L. Breen, DR.. E. Shindel.
Third District-C. c. Redwood, w.
V. McComb, Dr A.. S. Pinto.
Fourth District Clyde c. Sunbiad,
E. Brady, DR.. c. w. Pollard.
Fifth District Charles E. Foster,
A. ]. Latimor, DR.. r. R. Hollister.
Omaha Chinese Drawn.
The United States draft army will
,ut up an appearance in, France that
lever has been equalled in the history
If European wars, if such citizens as
he following are taken. If he is
'oter he will be taken the same as
my American.
One of the latest additions to the
Omaha draft army is Chinese, Kai
thew Chin. His draft number was
80 and he resides at Fourteenth and
'arnam.