The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-16
Work of Choosing Men For Second Draft Will Begin Ton1orrolU With Local Boards
All Men Should Get Into Immediate Communication With Their Local Boards-Lawyers Will Be Hand to Aid in
 Filling Out Questionnare

Tomorrow will witness the preliminary
 work of the selection of the men of the
 second draft into the service of the
 United States army. A questionnaire
 and notice explaining the privileges
 and duties of the registrants were
 mailed by the local exemption boards
 to the first men who will be examined yesterday. The ones to which the ques- tionnaires were mailed and who are re- quired to return them to the local board properly filled in within seven days, are as follows:
 Local board, division No 1, all whose
 numbers are to 264 inclusive This dis trict includes East Lake, Avondale and all territory east of Thirty-second street. Local board, division No. 2, all whose
 numbers are 1 to 364. inclusive. The district includes what is termed "Old Birmingham" and covers the territory between Twentieth and Thirty-second streets from Red mountain to North Birmingham.
 Local board, division No. 3, all whose numb CTS are 1 to 425, inclusive. This district includes Twentieth street to Sev- enth streets, west, and extends from Red mountain to North Birmingham. Local board, division No 4. all whose numbers are to 26S inclusive. This includes the North Birmingham and Pratt City district.
 Local board, division No. 5, all whose numbers are 1 to 400 inclusive. This in cludes Ensley. Vivian, Fbyrfield md vicinity.
 Local board, division No. 6, all whose numbers are to 1S9, inclusive. This in cludes West End. Graymont and the territory between Seventh street and Ensley.
 The members of the local boards want 1t to be expressly understood by every man whose name has ever appeared upon the list at any time that he will be required to report to the local board upon receiving his questonnafre and will be required to undergo the physical examination and will also be required to fill in the questionnaire There is only one exception made. Where man has been sent into actual service by the exemption board he will mot be required to submit to a re-examination. All others, even. though they are now in active service in the army will be re-
 quired to answer all questions the same as if in civil life. This ruling will make it necessary for the men who are now in actual service to fill in their ques- tionnaires.
 Notify Local Boards It will be an act of wisdom for all
 men who registered at other places to get into immediate communication with
 the local board at which they registered, in order that they may experience no delay in receiving his questionnaire. This set of questions may be answered with the assistance of the lawyers pro- vided for that purpose at any point where the registrant might be at the time his particular number was called. For instance: If John Doe registered at local board No. ?, in Nashville, Tenn, and has since removed to this or any other city. he should immediately write ] to the board at which he registered and give his full present address. This will save much trouble and confusion for both parties
 No former exemption will excuse any one from the service. Even though a registrant was exempted because Of the l loss of both legs or both arms he will l be required to repor. at the proper time l for examination and must submit his questionnaire. properly filled out. with l in seven days after it was mailed to him by the exemption board. LAWYERS TO ASSIST The first day of the actual work will be Tuesday when 200 lawyers of Rr- mingham and vicinity will assist in the
 work. They will be stationed at the