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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
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SreclaI DlsHalGh IO The IhtcIIIgrflctr.
CLARkSBrRG, w. Va, Sept. AT
ter long Illness r. y. Henderson Is
dead at his home at Hartland. aged e.
His funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at Auburn, Richie county.
He leaves several children.
Bunker Pullcm. 4 we'll known resident
dropped dead Of heart disease last night
at his homo at Hartlaud. aged 80. Sev-
eral children survive. one son. Newton,
being a soldier in the regular army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
Funeral for Mrs. Zwtck.

Saturday afternoon funeral services
were held in the family home. Mozart
hill. for Miss Chr istina Odessa Zwick
aged Is. daughter nf Mark and Athc
Xwick. who died in the Ohio Valley Cen
elal hospital Thursday Of typhoid fever.
Burial was in Mt. Zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
Lamas Mccormick

HAERlSBtRG. Pa. Sept. 9.-Jamcs
Mccormick. one Of the furnishings old
rSt AMI best known citizens, died today.
aged ST years. As church man anil
nhilanthrorSt he was known all over
the country. lie was one of the incnr-
poratnrs of Pine Street Presbyterian
church. and for many years conducted
the largest sunday school class In tho
United states. He Is survived by live
sons and on" daughter He was an
uncle Of Nauc" &. Mccormick. Democrat
is national chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10

leakage of the heart and other compli-
cations. Mrs. Ida c. (Schlosser) Yoke.
wife Of John +. Yoke and resident
Of Wheeling and the out the pike Sec
lions FOR quarter Of century. passed
away in the family home. one mile east
Of Edgington Lane. yesterday morning
at 1850 o'clock.
Mrs. Yoke was widely known and
most highly esteemed resident Of that
section. She was born in Covinston.
KY. on June 8. 1873. and was the daugh-
ter OF tho lato Charles and Marie
Schlosser. She came to this section p
years ago and two years later was mai
ried to Mr. Yoke. Mrs. Yoke was a
mernb ers of st. Marks Lutheran churcm
OF Elm Grove.
She leaves besides her husband six
children: Mrs. Clarence Kink Of Home
stead. Pa: Misses Kathleen. I,orena and
Lillian and Irwin Yoke. at home. and
Henry Yoke of Fulton: also three ais.
tors: Mrs. John Grove. Mrs. G. Edwards
and Mrs Albert Wilson OF Elm Grove.
Funeral services will be held in the
family home Tuesday Afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. with the Rev. F. G. Alpcrs or
St. Marks church officiating. Inter-
ment will be in Greenwood.
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Funeral for Mrs. Patterson.

Tho funeral for Mrs. Ruth (Haller)
Patterson. aged widow Of James Patter-
son and \ former resident OF this city,
who passed away in I4untin gton Wedncs-
day. was held Saturday in the Bcrtschy
ckapcL lntCrmcnt was In PcninSula.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10
AUTO CLUB ORDINANCE.

Tho Ohni Valley Automobile club.
through its traffic committee. has ap-
proved tn" drift onf traffic ordinance
which will he offered as 4 suggestion to
council in lieu OF fthe ordinance pre-
pared by Solicitor N. 7. Cullinan.
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Three-Months-old Baby Dies.

Robert Burton. .3-piunths-uld son Of
Mrs. B"rhara Burton. Of 1908 Market
street. died yesterday afternoon at the
Ohio Valley General hospital. after an
Illness uf several days.
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MIS-. Hste1la (Richardson) Potter.

Mrs. Estella (Richardson) Potter
passed away yesterday morning at 1910
o'clock in The family home, 1S1 Zane
avenue. She was born and reared IN
this city and had lived here all her life
with tho exception Of few years resi-
dence In Western Pennsylvania.
She leaves three brothers: William
Richardson Of Buffalo. n. Y; John F.
and James Richardson Of the Island.
and two sisters. Misses Virginia and
Maud. at homo.
Funeral services will be held in the
place Of death Tuesday afternoon at
2:3o o'clock. with the Rev. Dr. James
F.. Bird of Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. officiating. Interment will be
In Peninsula.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-10

Sonora Photograph. The finest
tone in the world. Models in stock,
$500, $1,000, $4,000, S175.o0,
$4,000, $25o.oo, $4,000.
Hi L M AN & SON CO.,
20 Eleventh street se10h
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Funeral for MRS. I.utz.
Attended by large number OF friends
and all her living relatives. funeral SER
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Discontinued Designs will sell at a narrow margin; ):
beautiful in quality and great opportunity
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
10 MILES ON
WILD HORSE
TO BE PAVED
IMMEDIATELY

Prom ptly making good on the
promise that the, Wild Horse high
way would he surfaced II the road
bonds carried. the state highway COM
mittee iu session in Portland today
adopted g resolution providing that
IN" 10 miles of pavement on which
5. Benson has purhased the hitulithic
Tsving right for Oregon he laid on tho
Wild Horse macadam raod cominenc-
ing ~ Pcndleton. provided Umatilla
county takes immediate steps to place
the road I'm shape for surfaciug The
state highway engineer was instructed
tu proceed with plans for this work
message to this effect was receiv-
I'd this afternoon br Judge g Il
Marsh from w I. Thompson. eastern
Srcgon member of the commission
who Is iu Portland for the session.
iudg, Marsh says steps will be taken
at once ny the county To- meet the
vumnilssiuu'S request.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
TENDS
TOWARD THE
RESTORATION
OF MONARCHY
Toxic Reports Indicate Empire
is Plunged in Anarchy;
MilitariStS Establish PrOviS-
iOnal Cow. at Tien Tein.
EIGHTY MEMBERS OF
PARLIAMENT ReSIGN

TOXIC, juno : -1Ec chimes
reNoiutiOnstry moVcnt'fft ~ tend
'le toward the rt-,tur tt on OF III.
monarchy. and the Der. n.-ncnt
81 the old dli..sty. it,-~t -.
Kin REPORTS deny that I.r,--id,nt
Ii Yuan Hung rc~i=rsd under
tcS~urc Niilit.tf .r. haNs- s-fah-
li<hcd a proyi~foug' tH-ernm-nt
- Itvn Ttln. tiad Siin cham.
heading the rev .rt.aIa-t-. T.
Known To be- nru.In. = ulnnar.
thN. The di-rutIlstt OF parIis-
In'-nt threatened To- hius-L the
plan OF the prC.. srnt tu rush
u'rrH-h an irnu-,s itstr nar ds.--
lafatiun against '.rrsnAnN. fIghts
N 'ml-rr- uf ps"tittr,nt ts--ignei.
10 - hs-iicVcd here that China l.
unEsyi into anIrya,.
1hc m0Nstneift ~, ard mon
ar-hs - further cmFha~ I'D b
'i's fact that s-cf~rHi chang
~uu. military 90, 'r,iot 81 thu
I'r"s incr uf Anhwer fasor~ rs-tit-
inZ the uid Chlns q aa-ty T.sa
ti''su-sind reiiei tf'-nt., rom Anh-
wei under conn Hnr e t.s-nrr.
% ~ Mi hun. t. Ns.t t..-af T,fn
Tram To tiiuu-ali Eiurs afr
re irtr-l ru ~ Nu ufiffr
troop usus cuirtrt- 90. rfI-srtrd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
STATEWIDE RETURNS GIVE ROAD BONDS l4OOO MAJORITY
UMA7I[[A COUNTY GIVES A
MAJORITY OF NEARLY 400
TO S6,OOO,OOO BOND ISSUE

a majority. has the distinction of hav-
Ing polled the strongest vote for the
state bonds OF 81 votes cast. "a
were favorable. South Reservation
did almost as well, giving vote of
IS To s. The west end towns all went
for the bonds. Hermiston gave
large majority and Stanfield and
Echo smaller ones. In Pilot Rock the
vote was closer than expected. the
bonds carrying by a small majority.
Athena gave majority Of four for
the measure. but Weston went strong
ly Yes. Every precinct in Milton went
against the measure by small vote
while Freewater. Immediately adj
Joining. was decidedly in favor of the
bonds. All other precincts OF the
east end in to date went against the
measure. Adams gave better than
3 to ] vote for the bonds. Hogue
cast solid 40 votes against the mea-
sure with none for. and Mckay hit
the measure hard. Meacham and
Gibbon were strongly forninst
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
MILITIA CALLED
TO QUELL RIOT
AMONG CONVICTS
EIGHT HUNDRED INMATES OF
JOLIET Prison BURN BUILD
INGS IN MAD FRENZY.

JOLIET. ILL.,. June 5.-Three
companies OF Illinois militia and
the combined fire and police de-
partment were desperately fight
ing with eight hundred conyicts
at the state penitentiary Five
buildings burned. ignited BY the
inmates. \ number of convicts
are seriously wounded and a
score slightly injured. Prison
guards. soldiers. and police are
not reported injured. The con-
Victs fought with bits OF iron.
clubs and anything else they
could get their hands on. Fire
men were forced TO stop battling
the fire several times. to turn
the hOse ON the advancing pris-
oneTS. II il rcOOrted the war
den'S order that only relatives
could visit the prisoners caused
the trouble.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
Will Be EXCEEDED WHEN THE
FINAL COUNT IS COMPLETE.
BAKER WINS IN PORTLAND
Majority Against Penienay is GrOwing Legislators Increase
and Implied Recall Badly Defeated Port Indebtedness is
Passed; City and State Election at Same Time Carries

PORTLAND. June 5-IncompIete
returns from % counties follow:
Road Bonds. Yes 45.61S; No 3I.B75.
Port Indebtedness. Yes s3.25s,- No. "a
7OT- Limiting bills, Yes 1855, No
47,77s5. Implied repeal. Yes 1851.
No 32.s72- Uniform Tax. Yes 3I.2I3,
No 22.sTs. City and state election.
Yes 40.S75, No 1921 Penitentiary.
Yes 27.1277. No ss.6ss
PORTLAND. June s.-oregon.s
majority for the road bonds will ex-
coed 10000 Incomplete returns from
all but eight counties shov Yes e.
1o3, No SO, ESQ.
The majority against the penitsntf-
ary is growing. exceeding $1,000 in
present returns legislators Increase
in pay and implied recall is badly de-
feated- Port Indebtedness. uniform
tax, city and state elections passed.
Baker Mayor OF Portland.
George Baker is elected mayor OF
Portland aefeating 'DaTy by Er0babIy
1890 votes. Barbour and KeIIaher
are elected commissioners. Portland
defeated the anti-picket. two platoon.
Tree streets and probably trade con-
spiracy measures and passed the
grain elevator and jitney bonds.
Portland defe Isetl he three char
erters proposing a change from the
form of government and
'etaining the present system. The
:rain elevator measure received the
argest majority. a 1900 margin out
II $4,000 votes. Telephone inter
'hange. garbage collection bonds.
(Cn1ffnnad -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
JOHN BAKER TAKES
$4,000 IN BONDS

John Faker. local furniture maa.
81 iar leads the list OF heavy Fcr-
Glrtuu subscribers TO the Liberty
Bonds Through the First National
Rank Mr.. Baker has subscribed for
"a total - Sso.oo0 in bonds. Other
reavN subscribers include Nesmith
ArkeEy and Julius Guderian
the Peoples Warehouse and en-
ployeS are cooperating in the pur-
chase cr Liberty Bonds. Thirty em-
Plcyes are subscribing TO the loar
and when desired the payments are
mIic hy the company. the employe
uayinE off the bonds hv small pay
meIts from his ur her salary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
BIG DRIVE FOR $4,000 FUND
TO AID WORK OF RED CROSS
SOON TO- Be UNDERWAY HERE

train. while J. r. Robinson Is return
ing by auto.
At Portland Yesterday detailed
plans Tor raising the national fund
OF one hundred million desired b.
the guvernmcnt were discussed an6
the Necessity Of financing the organ-
izatinn was made pain.
In securing the fund IN this coun-
~ an executive committee viii have
general charge and there viii BE- va
rious teams al work. cach under the
direction uf a captain
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

Umatnla county isI expected to
raise the sum Of $4,000 Tor the
American Red Cross society and a
drive To secure this money will be
made during the week from June Is
to %.
Announcement to this effect was
made this morning on the return Of
the local representatives from Port
land Leon Cohen and Harry
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
Complete Unofficial Returns
From 81 of the 64 Precincts
Show Majority Of 466 in
Favor OF Measure.
VOTE IS EXTREMELY LIGHT

Complete Unofficial Count In 81 Pre-
cincts.
Road Bonds. Ycs 2I32. No. 1866.
Complete Unofficial Count n 81 Pre-
cincts.
Port Indebtedness. Yes 1928. No
1I5i.
Limiting Bills. Yes 3Sg. No .OOI.
implied Repeal. Yes $50. No 145f.
Tax Classification. Ycs 11I3. No
1888.
city state elections. Yes Ii6a. No
III7.
New PcnItcntiary. Yes 1856. No
1909.
I'uatilla county took a stand for
IN. six million road bond measure yes
terday. returning majority In favor
OF the measure that will probably be
Close. to 400 votes With COmpiete
unofficial returns from 81 OF the 81
precincts the majority in favor OF the
bonds Is 4s6.
with Al precincts complete on the
other measures. Indications are that
Il majority has been given the bill au-
thorizinR ports to create Indebtedness
and also the bill requiring city and
state elections 10 be held on the same
day The new penitentia ., hll was
defeated in this county as was the bill
for uniform tax classification. The
measures limiting the number of bills
in the legislature and declaring against
Implied repeal Of constitutional pro-
visions were showed under.
Chief interest centers on the road
bond measure and for that reason the !
East OreEonian has secured more
complete report on that one. How
de
win probably not bring in their re-
tirns until tomorrow inasmuch az
th"y are serving as registration |
boards today while others brought |
their statements locked up in the |
boxes
rhe 3 missing precincts will prob
ably cut down the lead Of the bonds I
a. most Of them are in the outlying
communities. However, the vote II
smaH in most of them. The missing
precincts are Cottonwood. Ferndale
No !. F'reewater No. 8. FairS-,w. Van
cycle Fulton. GilIiIand, Holdman,
NoIin. Columbia, Willow SPRINGS. Al
hce and USiah Freewater and Co
lumbis viii probably give majorities
FOR while the others are counted
against
Vote Very Light
The vote in this county was eN-
ti'mely light yesterday. no more than
2a per cent OF the registered vote
having been cast in many precincts.
quito a number Of votes were sworp
in. especially in Pendleton. Most of
the towns voted i'm favor Of the bonds
while a majority Of the outlying pre-
Cincts voted against them.
Pendleton gave "A majority for the
road bonds Of more than goo. Uma-
tlla, the only precinct in the county I
v hich gave the late county road bonds :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
MONGOLIA AGAIN
WINS IN BATTLE
WITH SUBMARINE
GUN CREW THINK THEY SINK
DIVER ON RECENT TRIP
To ENGLAND.

LONDON. june 5.-The American
armed merchantmen Mongolia gum
crew arriving to-day, think they sunk
a submarine on the trip over. Pas
sengers and crew announced The. YES
sci encountered and sheIIed several
submarines. Lieutenant Seymour
commanding the gun frew. said he
believed one shell found its mark.
sinking the submarine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
PENDLETON VOTE
ON ROAD BONDS
YES 677; NO 456
URE THREE AGAINST AND
TWO ARE TIED.

Pendleton gave the road bond
measure a majority OF 22I votes in
| her precincts. out or total of ItS3
votes cast on that measure in this
city, 677 were for tae bonds and ass
aguinst. according to the unofficial
count. The vote in Pendleton as all
over the county and state was very
light. The total vote in this ely was
about 1909 which is about SO per
cent or less of the qualified electors.
OF the IA precincts nine went for
the measure. three against and in
two the vote was tieG Precincts 32
rs and ~ retu:~e1 small maJnrries
against the bonds in 33 the vote was
az to 80 and in Al II was 41 to Al
Precinct "a. the high school hill. gave
the strongest vote FOR the measure,
The city hall precinct. No. SO, stood
81 TO Ia and the Christian church
precinct. No 42. stood lO3 to 80.
Pendleton gave maJorities In IA
vor OF the measure 20 authorize
ports to create Indebtedness. OF the
measure sto combine city and state
elections and to build "a new peni-
tentiary. The other three were voted
down here The following is the un-
official total Pendle5on vote:
PcndIcton Vote.
Ports 1ndebtedness-Ye 466. Ne
sai.
Limiting Bills PAS, No 6s4.
Implied Repeal-Tes 2T5. No 523.
Tax Classification-Ye 4is. No
SO.
Cry-state Elections SIS. No
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
DAY
PROCEEDS QUIETLY
Sporadic Disturbances. Over
Country are Not Construed
Seriously No Evidence of
Organized Resistance.
UMATILLA COUNTY MEN
OUT IN FULL FORCE

OAKLAND, June 5.-One registra-
tion tent was practically destroyed
and several others slightly damaged
by Observation-Disclosures before the
booths opened. Extra squads Of po-
picc are prepared for further trouble.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
BRITISH SINK
DESTROYER IN
NAVAL FIGHT
French Air Raid Over Treves
is Successful; British are
Victorious in AerOpIane
BOmbardment OfZeebrugge

LONDON, June 5.-The
British light cruiser and de-
stroyer flotilla sank one Ger
man destroyer and damaged
another in an engagement with
six enemy destroyers. the ad-
mirality statement said.
Ostend was >bombarded with
good results" the admiralty
declared. Shore batteries re-
turned the British fire, but
there were no casualties among
the British ships and no dam
age.
The engagement occurred
early this morning. The sunk
destroyer was the $40, built
in 1912 and considered the lat
est type in such a craft. Com
Reginald Tyrwhatt
commanded the British.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
LEGISLATOR is ARRESTED.

OhLAHOMA CITY. juno 5.-State
Representative j. c. ThurmOnd. one
of the oldest members of the Okla
homa legislature. has been ordered
arrested as the result of anti-con-
scriDtion oratiOn.
II have not heard of any young
men in this community enhsting.
hope they won't ThuFmOnd said, ac-
cOrding 10 reports TO Governor VIII
liams.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

LONDON. June 5.-Haig reported
incessant fighting last night. The
British successfully raided the Ger
mans. and repulsed attacks.
Radicals and radical socialists,
constituting a majority in the senate
and chamber of deputies. formally
met in Paris and resolved it was ne
.cessary for France to recover Alsace-
Lorraine. In reprisaI for recent Ger
man raids. the French. aircraft sue
cessfully bombed Treves and the av-
iation camps at Morbange. Nab
sheim. Frescatti. Sissonne
Treves contains some of the most
noted German medieval ruins. The
towns show the extent Of the French
raids.
important results were achieved"
the statement said.
Trenches Are Tegained.
The French officially announced
"a live attack carrying the French
into the trenches they lost to Ger.
mans Monday northwest of Fried.
mon farm. The gains held despite
counter attacks North OF Bray En-
I.aonnais. they reported violent
Artillery fire is inter
mittent arount Mont Cornillett and
Casque
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

Gambling In food used To emipent-
Is respccts BILE. 80 did trading in
slaves.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

LiSSING. Mich. June 5.-RcpIy-
ing to an appeal from Marquette
county. Governor Sleeper ordered
troops sent to Nebaunce. "a mining
town IL miles from Marquette TO pre-
vent I. W. W. and anti-draft riots. Ac-
cording to information in the COVER
nor's office. there was no violence but
anti-draft factions are mObilized and
trouble is expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
Rritish RAID German Depots

LONDON, June 5.-The admiralty
announced successful air raid on
German depots at st. Denis, westrm
BRUCE and Zeebrugges.
sunday night naval aeroplane
force carried out an attack on the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

Umatilla county's male residents
between the ages of 21 and 81 are
responding promptly to the call of the
president to re.1'IeI today in the Ha-
tion wide war census Voting pre-
cincts are being besieged by young
men answering the call and the mar
shalls and registrars are having little
time to rest.
No disturbance of any kind was re-
ported to Sheriff Taylor up until
noon today and he anticipates none.
He has been directed to act promptly
against any whi fail to -.gister ur
who try to influence others against
registering. This afternoon he is maxi
rig a tour of As many polllis places as
ne can reach conveniently by auto to
check up on the registration. To-
morrow he will cast about for any
who have failed to respond to the
governments call.
Run Short of Cards
In a number Of precincts the re-
sponse was so large that by 10 O'Clock
this morning the registration cards
supplied were exhausted. Vinson in
the south end of the county ran
short early and a new supply Of cards
had to be sent out by auto.
Keep Open Until O'cIOc.=.
The registration booths will Keep
open until O'Clock this evening.
Sonic Of the registration boards +
have Been considerably perpleNed in I
deciding certain questions and have ,
had 10 consult attorneys. For in I
Ssance the re sIs'tgtion law makes M /
revision for registering those who /
claim no residence any place Acting
uTon the opini-n Of attorn avs those
So claiming have been recistcred in
he precinct at which they appeared
for registration. SnuYe men from
over the county put iH an appearance
ai the office Of the county clerk only
Io be advised that they would have
% return to their home precincts to
register.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05
DAILY EVENING EDITION
TO ADVERTISERS

The East oregonian has the largest bona
fide and guaranteed paid circulation of any
paper In Oregon, east OF Portland and by
far the largest circulation in PendietOn Of
any newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

tContinued on Page A.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-05

Continued on Page 81
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-06
ATTENTION REGISTRANTS.
Take Warning And Read This Carefully.

A letter to the local County Exemp-
ton Board. from Adjutant General.
j. Tandy Ellis. says;
IAN registrants should furnish their
Local Boards with their present adj
dress. if it has been changed from the
address given on the registration cards,
SC that Questonnalres, which will be-
gin to be mailed. Dec. 10Th, 1917. will
reach such registrants without delay.
Registrars are bound by law to Keep
themselves advised of all the proceed
ings in respect of them and failure to
20 SO, may result in their losing right
TO clam exemption or discharge"
Section PCS of the Selective Service
Registration. says this to Registrants:
you are required by law to return
the QUESTIONABLE filled out IN accord
ance with instructions contained here
in. within seven days from date Of this
notice. Failure to do so is a misde-
meanor punishable by fine or imprison-
ment for one year and may result in
the loss of valuable rights and in I'M
mediate induction into military service"
Local attorneys have volunteered
their services to help the registrants in
making out these questions and ans
wering them and beginning Dec. 18TH.
forty-tive day will be sent out until
the entire 800 names have been ex-
hsusted. This will mean that 1t will
take about twenty days for the work
to be done. handling as men a day.