Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-22

| LISS, II, O91, oO61, AASo, ooA' c-O' 2G94, 1886, 1884, 132, 3243, 1233, 2el2, 5S9, 24!9, 2245, S34, 123S, 325 146o, 1856, 1247, 2645, 1896, 2S9, 1893, 1aOs'
 914, 443, 2161, "A, 1852, 2656, 2932, 1945, AIT, 1893, 1929, 176S, 951, 77s, 55s, 3061, 3196, 389, 934S. 27S0, 1907, 1162, 1874, 1047,1761, 1S03,72S, 69V, 1893, 149, 4s2, 97, 3373, 3357, 33l6, 1264,1
 l642, 1949, 1897, 1239, 2264, 219, 1925, z155, 2499, 2313, 2619, 1577, 1868, 2272, 23sS, 693, S39, 1249, 29O5, 333O, 2OS9, 1O94, 45, 1885, 6O5. 1886, 2202, 20so' l246, 6S7, 27O1, 1S6, 1135, 541. 21S2, I721, PAT, 2961, 1468, 179, 6S4, 99l, 324O, 25SS, 24S7, 17s6, 3215, 24S3, 322l, 922, 2361, 3SS3, 1880, 226S, 253, 1273, Ss2s, 263, 577. 2699, 1741, 732, 661, 1920, 2O37, 727, 5S4, 496. 2736, 2E41, 1927, 2O1S, S11, 3391, 12, S97, 26S5, 2311, 3295, 1759, 107s, 1884, 1916, 1541, 1OS, 296O, 3016, 2S30, 2240, 17S, 2564, 2292, BIT, 9, 347, 33S7, 2267, 70, 16, 237S, 1496, 952, 595, 789, 749, 5371, 1883. 134, 4157. 1872, GOT, 3904, 2561, 1864, 912S, 263S, 1344, 374, 2425, 2S1s, 2314, 2744, 1219. 925, 249O.
 1928. 173, 407, 317S, 1S4, 2SSO, 2541. 1645, 2S66, 1724, 3060, 1542, S19, 2SO5, 2672 1655 5,1959, 166, 2569, 2S42, 1039, 474, 6O 1866, 2977, 2O46, 1919. 312S, 51S, 2326, 759, 1887, 3011, 3222, 2562, 222S, POS, 3129, 293, 1403, 771, 2660, 7S5, 4O4, 137, 2641, 1736, 1862, 2262, 369. 2S2S, 575, 2452. 29S3. 2634, 2697, 277, 26C1, 9s7, 1894, All, 2237, 3151, 80, 3OS9, 266, 123, 3210, 1885, SO33, 1s49, 249, 2570, 1903, 204, 3S7, 1885. 921, 11S2, 1868, 33O1, 3130. 139, 57, 2S9s, 1856, 2664, 24O1, 159, 279S, 3o75.
 32ss, 1461, s794, 2S43, 34oS, 223e, 2253, 253O, 3s74, 1864, 197, 33S, 165, l51, 1863, 2931, 767, 3101, 1193, 334, 234s.
 Procedure for Drafting.
 As soon as quotas are assigned to each jurisdiction, the board of ex- emption will call upon those selected to present themselves for examina- tion at a time and place to be desig- mated. You must report on the day named. If you are found physically disqualified, the board will give you a certificate which will explain your further duties. If you are found physically qualified, and file claim for exemption within seven days af- ter your call, you will be given ten days after the date Ou file the claim in which to offer proof in support of your claim for exemption,
 Washington, July 21.-With ten million men listed in the order of their liability to service, the federal government began today it's last task of preparation for organization of al selective draft army-the task of de- termining which among these chosen shall be exempt
 The drawing to determine who shall first be liable for service ended early today after it had been in pro- gross without interruption fo" more than 16 hours.
 Within 10 days the men who are subject to the presidents order of mobilization of war quota of 6S7 ,00O may be appearing before their boards for examination and for decision as to exemption. Twice 6S7, 7,0G0 are to be summoned by the boards, on the theory that two registrants must be examined for every soldier accepted, and number each registration district must furnish has been carefully worked out.
 One Blank Is Drawn.
 A single error came to light near the end of the drawing this morning, when blank was found where there should have been number in one of 1O,500 capsules by which the war time fortunes of Americas youth were determined. It tid not materi- ally interfere with the working out of the lottery. however, and all of- ficials agreed that it could work no injustice to any registrant.
 It was said at the provost marshal generals office that the error un- doubtedly resulted from an oversight and that no one could be blamed.
 The Associated Press virtually cleared it's wires of other matter and gave the right of way to the draft numbers from the start of the draw ing with the result that newspapers everywhere were able to give to their readers promptly the lists of those chosen in the various local districts.
 Errors at Minimum.
 No small part in the countrywide success of the lottery plan was played by the Associated Press operators II.