Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-23
ADVISORY BOARDS ARE APPOINTED FOR NEW
 DRAFTED MEN
Superior Court Judges In Each County Made Chairman: Judges Lockwood, E. J. Flanisan and Harry Pickett, Cochise Board

III dCCOluduCe Wllu IubNA uCtiOhS HUH Washington, Governor Campbell has appointed the legal advisory board for Arizona, to assist in the execution Of the new draft laws.
 This board is responsible for the or ganiza ion of all the lawyers in the state to aid in the machinery of the new draft law: Tuesday the gover- nor wired Provost Marshal General Crowder as follows:
 Pursuant to your instructions, have appointed legal advisory board for Arizona as follows:
 William H. Sawtelle of Tucson, member general council American Bar association; Joseph H. Kibbey, Phoe- nix. president State Bar association; i; Wiley E. Jones, Phoenix, attorney gen eral of Arizona; Judge Henry D. Ross, vice president for Arizona American Bar association. is unable to assume duties of this board and have there fore appointed in his place John H. Campbell of Tucson"
 The personnel of the state advisory board Is dictated in the instructions by the war department, cooperating with the American Bar association. In Arizona, Judge William II. Sawtelle acts as member Of the general council of the American Bar association; Judge Henry D. Ross, as vice president for Arizona of the American Bar asso- ciation; Joseph H. Kibbey as president of the Arizona Bar association and Honorable Wiley F Jones, attorney general of Arizona, becomes a mem Der, az does the attorney general of every state.
 Wednesday Nessrs. Joseph H. Kib- bey. John H. Campbell and Wiley E. Jones met and selected names for the legal advisory boards of each ccun- ty. These names were telegraphed yesterday morning by Governor Camp bell to General Crowder and await ap- proyal and appointment by President Wilson. when the full legal machinery of the selective service act under she presidents new plan will be in motion.
 The county legal advisory boards for Arizona are ss follws:
 Apache county-George H. Crosby, chairman; A. s. Gib0onss F. W. Nel- son.
 Cochise ccunty-A CS Lockwood, chairman; F. J. Flanigan, H. L. Pick ett
 Coconino county-F. W. Perkins. chairman; J. E. Jones; F. NJ. Gold.
 Gila county-G. W. Shuts. chairman; Clifford C. Faires. J. R. Maiott.
 Graham County - G. W. Shute, chairman; Lee N. Stratton. W. K. Dial.
 Greenlee county-F B. Laine. chair man: A. R. Lynch. L. Kearney.
 Maricopa county-Raleigh E. Stan ford. chairman; Frank H. Lyman. Er- nest W. Lewis.
 Mohave county--John A. Ellis. chair man; Ross H. Blakely. Carl c. Krook.
 Navajo county-Sidney Sapp. chair man; c. H. Jordan, J. E. Crosby.
 Pima county-Samuei L. Pattee, chairman; Kirke T. Moore. Tom K. Richey.
 Pinal county-Otis J. Baughn, chair man; E. P. Patterson. G. O. Nolan.
 Santa Cruz county-W. A. O'COnnor chairman; Frank J. Duffy, s. F. Noon.
 Yavapai county-Frank o. Smith. chairman; T. G. Norris. P. W. O'Sulli- van.
 Yuma county-Frank Baxter. chair man: Clement II. Coleman, Thomas D. Molloy.
 The C1un.y boards are responsible for the organization of the lawyers in their respective counties, and will en- deavor to enlist the aid of every law yer within the county. In this way every local board will be provided with an army of lawyers to whom the men of military age who are registered may 90 for information and advice.
 The first duties of the lawyers will be to answer questions and to advise all registered men as to their rights and duties in filling out the new ques- tionaires. linen this is done, it is thought the bulk of their work will be over
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