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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
Gin itrntesiidjer Shad,sua.

Bie Der 9erliner 8ur~reiponbent
Der vaiiocinteb HreB" unter'm Datum
BON IS. Wtdr3 brabtlps oio 3uders
ton, %. s., melbete, lit Die iiineite
Rdumuns Tan Der 8efiront) Der
Srtihaften Supaumc. Hope. Iopcn
unb Peronne nm Der Sbeil zines
itratesiiden llnternebmens, ipcIhes
Die bisberiee STRENGTHENING iiber ben
Saufen al ~fperfen periprift. @erabe
Dor cinem Ronot rdiin,ten Die Seuts
ihen cine eetpiiic Sront an Der Nucre;
lie fpnbten aber bieie 9bntiafe 10 gut
5u neroeden, baB Die 8riten fir. cine
polle Bofc Die leeren Qauisrdben be-
ifoiien. .9ic 9entihen baben nit
bieiem nelicn Ranoper bent 2aufz
srabens8 rie9 ein gnbe eeruaft unD
ben Seirb aus Den @rdbcn 9elodt"
erfldrt Elm bober Sfii5ier. Ser
Setnb bate felt Monaten feline Sribe
iabrss SffenIipe norbereitet; Sunberts
t~nuienbe bon Solbaten battcn neue
befeitiste 8rdben, Runitipnslager.
giienbabnen mno 3abeI s2inien ses
leet unb bereeitelt iinb MN init
einem Sflae lit ale bieie Mrbeit
8luedlos e%etporoen. Sic alten oeuts
ihen SteInneen tpnren bas HeiuItut
Der absebrodeuen Sffeniipc 9eeen
Yaris uno bonn artiaeritiiheu
Staubpuntte aus nid)t INNER giinitig
iir Ins. Die ueicu S~teluusen
bdbeu uniere militdriideu Safpers
itdrbisen nit Subilfenabp,e elmer
212 idbrisen ariesserfabtuns &C.
tpdblt; Tie bietcn Die burdaus
siinitigiten Sblerpationspuutte, baben
tiefe fonfrete llnteritdnoe uno Sfue
fir iiniere @eihiiBbatterien. Sieier
St~elunsstrie9 bat aaeroinss cine
srdulide @erlpiiirnns eines id,oncn
Steiles bon Sranfreid im 0efolSe.
@ir babeu gles 5erltort mas 3lpis
iden ms uno uniercn Seinoen lie9t.
Tbcr Die 0erniiituus lit uiht 10
ihlimm nie iene, meld)c bic Nqiierten
an Der Somme dn9eridtet baben.
llebrieens bat ia bic entente Die Der
autportungs fir oieie 3eritorun9 auf
iih senommcn, als lie lid mei9ertc,
Sriebeu 81 ihlieben."
3piifen bieien 3eileu fam ma
leicn. haB Die riie9cuben" g~nsldnocr
unb Sran5oien in elmer boien Yatife
iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

s III 1diper liber DIE Sa9e III
8ubIanb elm rihttges Bib 81
w befommen. bo ritt rur I'm
%orbnuns in Dem betrefienoer
Heide berriht, iouberu aIh Die
nmerifaniihe Yreiie 8uBiano peoer
fennt nod beereift, lno oenl9emdb
ben Sinn Der einIaufenoen 0epeihsn
uiht ridtie ipieber5ueeben oermag.
Yin Der 9batiafe ih nidt 5u 5ipeis
feln, onb baS ruiiiihe Bolt 81 ciien
%perlangt. gnsliiher ober b~entltler
@influb, 8risespartei ODER Srieoenss
partet, Ouma ooer 8eeierune, Som
ititution ober Nitofratie, moeen fpobl
Sdlla9iporter iein, nit benen man Die
Seibenihufter aufpeitIheu, aber Die
Tdeen uift filler fam. Nu6Iarb
.bun9ert unb 5ipar ettuus nehr als 5iir
Seit bas iibrise europa. Sic Vile
buben inter Der lesten WiBernte gu
Ieioen, idtper 81 leiben. Su ytubs
lanb fomn,t bier5u nod Die llnfdhies
feit ieines 8eamtentbums, cine 9ez
re9elte 8ertbeilung Der porbanbeuen
2ebersmittel 5ii beiorseu.
&aiier Nitpldus bat abeeoantt.
ober lit our abbantiins ge3tpuneeu
fporben. AIs Reeent plirhc nitt, ipie
in a[iierten &reiien erlpartet mar. Der
8roBfiirft MtoIalis Iifolaiepiti6.
1onbern TitaeI IleganbrpipitIh, bes
bisberi9en G3aren 8ruber, einseiest.
GIio fann aud nid,t bon einem Sieg
Der 2~rieespartei geiprohen iperoen,
beren bauptidhlihsr Opponent @rpbz
fiirit MifoIdiis lit.
adnn aber Elm golf, beiien auure
rem bes Waeens gum Shirm9ebeul
Der Hepolrtion pirb, cinen Rrieg
fiibreu? 2osiid nift; benn elm
2dnb. tpelhes o inneren &rdmpfen
burhidiittelt pirb. lit uift imitanbe
cine Gufgabe nus3ufiibren, lpelfe ben
einbeitIiten 8olfspiIen unb Die @ef
iammtbeit Der golfsfrdfte erbeif1t.
Siitoriih ia; benin Die Sran5oien fiibrs
ten Dor bunbert Sabrsr uiht aQein
Hepolutton, fonbern aid nnb 5tpur
erfol9reid Grieg sesen ibre perbiinbes
ten 2anoeSfeinbe. Ser Bi0e gum
Sies beieelte Bolt, Sruppeu nnb
Siibrer. 5at aber Rublano beute
biefe Siibrer unb elm einiges Bolt uno
Seer? RuBIanb lit nift Sranfreih.
Ser Sergleih Der ruifiiden 8es
pollution nit Der eroben frau3oiiiten
8enolution lit aIIeroinss intereIant:
cine 8i~eberboluns Der @eiditte.
ndn,Iid,: Renolution in Nublano aIs
SoIeen Der ihiperen '8ebriiduns oes
0oIfes unb Der bureaifratiidJen ltna
idbigfeit, Der berrihenben NiBitGnbe
Serr 81 perben; Die 0ur,a (Ratios
naIoeriammlun9) ihafft bic Vorrehte
bes MbeIs ab unb felt bic grfldruns
Der R~euihenrette aif; @robfiirit
Wihnel 9efdlt lid in Der Houe bes
Ser3ogS bon Srleans; Der Serrider
lpirb abeeiest rnb es reeieren ~porerit
Die @emdbisteu die @trouoiften) Z;
Die @enldbieten tperben Die 2eibens
ihaften ni&t ~bdnoieen fonnen. fpeiI Tie
nibt = tpie bas golf ertuartet - bic
berrIdenbe Rotb I'M Snnbumoreben
beieitisen fonnen unb bic NibiIiiten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
l1riahe fir &riesserfldruns.

8ic 8aibinetoner Spe5ialocpcIdcn
am 20. Nar5 beiaeten, bat man nidt
Dor. pc9cn Der 8~erieufun9 Der brei
amcritariiden Sampier = che bieie
Summer erideincn miro. perben cs
Scrcn mebrere iein - arieg 81 crs
flGrcn. ioubcru BEN Nngriif eincs
bcuthen SauGbootes auf Gin
armiertcs an,erifaniiheS Shiif ab5us
parten. Nah benz @Dlferreht iii elm
ioldes Sfiff, beiien 9eifiisc bon
Marine Hrtiueriiten bebient luerben.
elm Silfsidiif Der SIotte. Seinc
3orpeoieruns mare 9Ieif,bebcutcnb nit
cincm Insrifi AMI elm am~crifaniidcs
.arieesihiii unb .fountc MIR nit
elmer 3riesserfldruns b%cantiuortet
fperben".
sber iHon ami iolsenpcn Gbenb,
am p. 0iGrS. nab poraussesansener
aabincttss Sisuus erfoletc cine Tros
flnntatiou bes Srdiibenten. laut
pelfer Der aonsreB alii bcn .. april
cinberuicn miro,
.to receive a communi-
cation concerning grave ques-
tons OF national policy which
should be taken Immediately ~
under consideration
8as Der Yrdiibcnt BON aon9rcb
perlanscu pirb, peiB poiitip 9iienlonb.
bieB cs in elmer Waibinatoucr &c
peifc. bic Die Reclamation bcs Yrds
iipenten beslcitctc. gs beiBt feruer.
Der Observation-Disclosures in Der Suubess
bauptitoSt itebe prattiid, pcnn nitt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
Gin forider WiiHiHppier sur gage

Iuf Den Seiten 1913 unb 1914
bc5 Congregational Hecprb" finben
mir cine iebr peritdnoi9c unb potrios
tide 8ebe. IS mar Senator Ydrbu>
man bon @iiiiiiippi, Der lie belt, cincr
Der eli Senatoren, Die es ipa9tcn, Der
beipaffretcn Eeutralitdt su oppouicren.
Or nannte Den anipr,if Der Iuuis
tions Y~atrioteu auf Elm Nonopol in
Der 2opaIitdt cine .eielbaite Srchs
belt. Senator @arSaman crildrtc
pDrtIi6:
ngs liest feline Nctbpcuoi9tsit Dor
fir einen aric9 NIT 3eutihlnrb ober
einen arieg nit iracnb elmer duoereu
Nad,t. Sreitauienb Ieilen @aiicr
MAIDEN es urmoslih fir uns, in Den
Strubel bon Slut. Seioenifnit unb
9leno se3oeeu 5u nerben, peun mir
Dem amerifaniit,eu Soltc Die Srcuc
halten. Sd in9e, cs iparc niislid)er
fir bas amcrifnniihe Bolt. niislid)er
fir ale Boiler, BEN Sanbel 3tpiifeu
Imerifd unb europa, iofpcit amerifas
niihc Sfiffiabrts Sntereiien babnrd,
beriibrt perbcu. 5u ius~penoieren. als
bic Der. Stanten in pieien Grie9 al
trcibcn. Nitt oab idt elaubte. bnb
Seutihlano obcr @n9lano bcfu9t
tpuren. uuiere Shiffc gu perbinbcrn.
ireenb robin 81 scber. luobin lie Gin
8eht baben Su eeben. Sd mag bas
Heht baben, nuf cine Strabe gu seben.
ipp geraoe elm aampf 5ipiidlcn Den
Witeliebern cines b%etruniencn Nobe
ausaeiohtcu pirb, dber cs IN better
fir mid. penn id bic &lu9beit eines
tapicreu unb perniinitigen Weniten
iibe. inbcm ih Der @eiabr3one ierns
bleibe, bis bic Srouun9 picber berees
iteQt 1T. @enn es notbig ut. bdB mir
ben Miierten bslicn, bamit ibrc i'm
geiie bon Imerifanern beiinbliden
Bombs eireeloit perbeu fonnen, banr
bin ih Der Neiuung. boB cs einc
mciic Sparianlteit mare mn baS cS
benz amcriiauiifcu 0plfe lpcniaer
@ut unb 9hit toitcn ipiirbc. menu Der
aon9reb Bombs uused6c our @c3nbs
lung oieicr SHuIben. Die niemuls
battcn fontrabiert nerben io%llen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

Snteeritdt Gbina's bat, iast Serr
8obnotp, unh fihrt bann peiter aus,
oaB Sapan bieie @eleeenbeit ipabrges
uommten babe. I'm, &ontrolle ilber Die
tiueiiihe &rmee uno Ioriue gu
erbalten. Ils 9odung puroc babel
ben Ghineien p~orscbalten, baB bns
gintreten Gbino's' in ben aries Die
8erpfiihtuns betreifeno idbrIider
3ablunsen bon 5fpan3ie @iuionen
Saels an Geutihlano, iuelde nod uus
Der Seit Der gorers 8irrcn berriibrt,
ansIoide.'
Selbitpcritanblit niro China :
vgintritt in ben Griee", 9an5 ub9cs
ieben oapon, buB bieier Shritt pouie
unmotipiert iii, uift ben 9~criu9iten
ginflub auf Den 8rieg iiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
Tie Menhelm6rber Der fran36iiiheu
Nrmee.

Sic eriiteu5 Der sNettopcur"s
Grippe, Der fran3oiiiden MeudeIs
morocrs @ruppe. ut biird ben Wunb
zines cintpanbircieu 3euseu beitGtist
porbcn. Sn Der eriten Gussabe
Der 81 y. 9imeS" pom IS. Sc3ember
1916 miro Der Brief cincs scipilien
Nlocu Caution pcroiientlitt. beiieu
GItern SIS Bart Nocuuc. Neip gorf.
iucbnen. 2apiion itcbt bel benz
amcriiuniihcn NmbnlauS .9orps in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
oene dineiiiHe arieaserfldrnna.

YrGiibent 8obnop bon Der Spbns
Sopiins llniperiitat. Der mebrere
Sabre lang als oertrauIiter geratber
Der dineiiden Resieruns funsiert
bat. tonitatiert, bnB Der pom dine
fIdbcn Ynrlamcnt beitloNene Gbbrpd,
Der ge5iebunscn 8u 0%eutid,lanb nui
iapnniihen einiluB 3uriidsuIiibrer lei.
China pilrce niemnls bic 8cSicb
uneen abgebrod,eu habeu, mare cs
niht UNI bas 9rdnseu Sapau's ses
peIen. bas iflimme Ibiihten auf bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

8eSeihnenner ais Die lportreitcn
Ybataiicn Der g%nsldnocr unb ibrcr
amcritunii6en 6rcunbc. lit bn5 &C.
raSesu lGbwcnbc Shpeiscn. bas mt
lcrc Srcnnbc. bic Sran6oieu icit Dem
9efannttpsroen Der ruiiiihcn ariiis.
umianaen halt. 8o iinb Die &iuiar.
ben bin, nit rcnen Der ruiiiitlc Oar
aeiiittert plroe ? 2 =?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
Bon 8lasao,u, Gnalamb,

I~clbunsen iIbcr Suuscrs irno Strcit
8cpoIten. @au iiihlt icst an cigcncu
2cibc, wns cs bciBt, ciu %olf aus
bunecrn 81 molen. NuBlanb bat
ieinc Rcpolution unp Sraufreid nm
Gnalaub iinb nid)t ipeit oapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

SSlator .&irhl bat cine Si'tc Der
GraItcn Shreier gegen ibn, INT int
ariessiaae ieititcaen 81 fonncn. mic
piclc bon linen iih %anlpcrbcn lancn.
Sebr sl,t. Sas biiritc mandcn Nalil'
hclb idneiaiamcr maiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

(Sortieeuns auf Der 5. Seitc,)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
VACCINATORS INVADE
PROMINENT RESIDENCES
Homes of r. TAFT Mckenzie and
Others on Pine Street
Visited

The families Of several prominent men
were caught i'm smallpox and vaccination
raid" by hfty-one Bureau Of Health ply
sicians today. These families live on Pine
street between Twentieth and Twenty
second streets.
The children of Or. r. TAFT Mckenzie
physical director at the University of Penn
sylvania, and the servants in the house
submitted willingly to the vaccination
Doctor and Mrs Mckenzie were not at
home Dr. and Mrs Henry Tucker were
also away. but members of their family
and their servants were vaccinated. Charles
Hall missed the vaccination because he was
in Harrisburg, but members of his family
and the servants were at home and were
inoculated.
The district bounded by the south side
Of Pine street the north side of Lombard
street, the west side of Twentieth street
and the east side of Twenty.seCond street,
was quarantined at o'clock. The ply
sicians were assisted by 250 policemen.
The quarantine was decided upon because
a case of smallpox was discovered in the
neighborhood Sunday. Boies Taylor. a
negro, of 21O4 Lombard street, has small
poX.
There was only one case of resistance.
This was in a tenement at 2034 Waverly
street. Policemen succeeded in compelling
the negroes here to submit without drastic
measures
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
PARTY REGISTRARS
TO MAKE DRAFT
Men Elected by People Will
Do Actual Work Of
Selection
DISTRICT BOARDS ADVISOR
Registration Will Take Place at
Polls-Supervisors to Sit at
Police Stations

The actual work Of registering the men
for selective service from twenty-one to
thirty years old inclusive, on June 8, Will
be done by the registration boards elected
by the people and composed Of two Re
publican and two minority registrars.
This was announced this afternoon at
meeting In City Hall Of the members OF the
district registration boards who were APP
pointed by the Mayor. These district boards
are in no way connected with politics and
they will act in a supervising capacity only
Fred j. Shoyer, Of the Board Of Regis
tration Commissioners, explained the duties
Of the supervising registrars' to them in
the absence Of Mayor Smith, who is In
Harrisburg.
It was announced that the district
boards appointed to register the men for
selectve service next Tuesday will sit at
the various police stations throughout the
city.
The registrars will, however. sit at the
regular polling places where the men will
report. The station house will be used as
a headquarters for the boards Of each dis
trict.
As there mas been much anxiety concern
ing the selection Of married men for service
this question was touched upon today in
statement given out at Washington.
Although married men, SO far as possible,
will not be called for the first 500 900 OF the
national army, the mere fact that a man Is
married will not entite any one to eXemp-
tIOn, II was announced. II was pointed out
that inasmuCh as approximately half Of the
men OF the country subject to the conscrp-
ton law are married, 1t would be imposs-
BILE to make sweeping exemptions, and, aC-
cordingly. only these having families solely
dependent upon them will not be called All
married men between twenty-one and
thirty, both inclusive. must register next
Tuesday.
PLACES OF REGISTRATION
The places Of registration announced to-
day are as follows.
Following Is a list Of police stations in
which the forty-two district registration
boards will have permanent headquarters.
The appended list takes in % the number
Of the registration district (2) the wards
in registration district, (3) the population
Of the district, 90 the number and address
Of each police station:
FIRsT-lFlrst Ward, 47.712. Twenty-htth Dis
SECOND - Second ward. -. 500. Thirty third
SeYeT9 Ma ana o. ES94Tl2ent]sr ] stTeets
r6I SeGond and Christian sirGSsiis ,,, ,o ooo
FIErM1sIIth M EIsysRt6 qnd Twsff6 Wards
SIXTH - seventh and Eighth Wards. so OOO
g N!netssnth Pis,rict. 1909 Pine street.
Twsntieth District, Fifteenth street below
& Of RSd IN Tes fes Nna na TRS Rd
-, TWen,5ieth Risirict; west Of Broad strcctl
SO, 900, Eighth District. Buttonwood above
NINTH-Fifteenth Ward. ii. .27s. Ninth District.
Twentieth and Buttonwood streets.
TENTH 5S Tn sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards
ELEVENTH - Eighteenth Ward. 2s, 900. Elev-
enth District East Girard above Montgomery
TWELFIH-Nineteenth Ward. So 2s3. Eight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29

Herman Abernmy. saul r Parker. Arnold
Fuhrer. Max Wagner and Thelp Thabis.
Thane Mains, another named In the charge,
was not in court, and the Federal authori-
ties are investigating to ind out why he
was not present.
WASHINGTON May 90.
The Government Is prepared to deal
sternly with men who spread anti-registra-
tion or anti-draft propaganda.
Department OF Justice agents are scat
tered throughout the land today on n stil
hunt, continuing their roundup. To aid
them. Congress plans 10 pass before regis
maximum penalty Of $4,000 fine and TWEEN
~ years imprisonment for those who inter-
fere with recruiting work
The espionage bill was reported out Of
conference today although its passage be-
fore Thursday or Friday is doubtful, be-
cause Of the holiday tomorrow
The Department Of Justice Is on the trail
of proof whore there is indicated COnspir-
acy 20 interfere with registration, and II
proposes 20 make It's roundup thorough
and its punishment severe. Meantime the
War Department is prepared to use the
National Guard II the anti-registraton prop
aganda assumes riot proportions at any
point.
A statement from Attorney General
Gregory warns that arrests and indict-
ments already obtained should be aC-
cepted by the country generally as a warm
ing against interfering with the enforce
ment OF the provisions Of the new army
law"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
SLEUTHS TRAIL PERSONS
WHO OPPOSE DRAFT LAW

Secret service men i'm Philadelphia started
out early in the search for Socialists, pro-
Germans and other agitators who have tried
TO hamper the secCtivc consCription Of one
week from today
one Of the chief lines of Investigation fol-
lowed n tip that "A society of Thiladelphians
recently organized and installed i'm offices
in a building near Broad and Walnut
streets, had carried on an anti-draft cam
paign I'm Texas and other States.
This society has nothing TO do with the
National Socialist party, with headquarters
az SO3 West Madison street Chicago, which
was publisher Of leaflets seized In the arrest
Of Samuel Orchow, OF coll South Seventh
street. Police are searching now for an
elderly man who was seen with OrChow.
SOCIALIST STATEMENT
Socialists represented by the executive
committee Of the Socialist party i'm this city
today gave publicity TO a statement plcdg-
ing their loyalty to the United States CON
stituton, but added that they would fight
for repeal Of the COnsCrption law, in aC-
cordance with n decision Of a recent con.
venton Of the party. held in St Louis.
The Socialist party Of Philadelphia" q"
reads the statement desires to inform
the working people in this city that it pro-
poses to defend TO the utmost and uphold
at all costs the Constitution Of the United
States The Conscripton law is "a fact and
we recognize IT as such.
But the Constitution is also a fact
which, however, the miltariSt elements Of
our country are unable to understand. 1t
guarantees the right Of free speech and
free press"
Referring to its proposal to repeal the
draft law, the letter concludes:
"Our work Is in the open. We invite
friends and foes alike to visit our head
quarters, at 1926 Arch street"
A frantic rush to farms set in today.
Scores Of men with no experience were
ready to give their services to farmers at
any price.
Clerks at the state Department Of Labor
and Industry Bureau Of Employment said
that during the last week nearly 40 per
cent Of the applicants for farm work have
been between twenty-One and thirty-one
years old.
United States District Attorney Francis
Fisher Kane said he would prosecute to the
limit persons found conspiring to violate
Federal laws. Conviction of seditious con-
spracy carries with il fine of not more
than $4,000 and six years imprisonment
PICK Up IN TYPE LAST STRATE ADD
NEW LEAD Observation-Disclosures. ......
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
ANTI-CORNERING BILL
ON WAY TO PASSAGE
Recommended by Senate Agricultural
Committee as Part of Gore-Lever
Food Survey Bill

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The Senate
Agricultural Committee this afternoon voted
to recommend the passage Of the Poindexter
anticornering bill favorably reported yester-
day by the judiciary Committee, as a part
Of the Gore-Lev food survey bill, passed
yesterday by the House and now before the
Senate.
The bill. as passed by the House. was ap-
proved by the committee, and recommended
as a substitute for the Senate bill with
several notifications. The Secretary Of
Agriculture was shorn of the authority con-
ferred upon him by the House to comman-
deer seeds, because Of the doubtful consti-
tutionality OF such legislation The COM
mittee also struck out the provision permit
ting the Secretary to sell the seeds on credit
As the section now stands the Secretary
would be empowered to purchase and sell
seeds for cash to relieve the reported short
age.
The appropriations contained in the
House bill were reduced In some cases and
increased in others by the committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29

his plea is granted smother name VIII be
drawn from the Jury wheel as substitute
Registration in the voting places OF the
city will be accomplished without hltch'
II is believed because Of the wide pubncty
that has been given to the Government
rules II has been emphasized that I'M
prisonment without the alternative OF hne
ls the penalty for dlsobeying the law
Distribution OF arm bands TO identity men
who register is urged by the Federal Cow
ernment The plan is to give one TO eacn
man at the time he files his name ana other
data
But the state public safety committee
to which the Government appealed does not
know where to get money TO pay TOT tne
bands II is estimated that they would
cost $1O000-one cent apiece for l,OOO,OOo'
II was announced this afternoon by the
committee that no arm bands would be
given TO the men who register as there IL
no authority or funds TO provide them
A sample band sent to the committee
bears the inscription, This certthes that
the bearer has registered under the act or
Congress Of May Is, 1917" The bands.
saws the Government should be not more
than three inches wide and should be made
Of lightweight cotton material, dyed
khaki.
WHAT NOT TO USE
do not use olive drab cloth. suitable
for uniforms, or cotton duck, dyed khaki,
which 1S suitable tOr tents, as luebe MA
terlals are needed for use of the army"
says the Government request.
Motion picture theaters will flash on
their screens notices sent to them by the
public safety committee. They read;
GIRLS
You don't want your best fellow TO be a
Stacker
See that he registers June for military
service-if called
MEN
Uncle Sam wants your names as candi-
dates for military service.
If you are twenty-one years old and not
past thirty-one make yourself known to
the registrars on June 5--or some one will
do It for you.
Then you'H rank as a Stacker"
The penalty for Stacking" is one years
Imprisonment.
WOMEN
If you don't like slackers tell them so.
A man aged twenty.one and not past
thirty-one who doesn't register on June
3 is a Stacker.