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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-01
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CITY NEWS
HERE. ON BUSINESS.

~ -. - u - d -,
y y. -. HERE. ON :sustNEss. .:s
Attorney George A. Bangs Of Grand
Forks is in the city transacting legal
business. .......y. .ti4..&. -..
BIRTH or SON. ";@.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ellnus Of
Sterling Wednesday, in the Bismarck
hospital, a son, r. '-AT.7.
NEW OPERATOR At MCKENZIE.
Miss Margaret Wilson Of Mime.
apolis has accepted a position at the
private exchange Of the Mckenzie
hotel. -
HERE FROM ALMoNJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fraser of AL
mont have arrived in the city for a
short sojourn. They are registered at
the Mckenzie. .,
Is VISITS COUSINS MERE.
Albert Welsh. OF Wibaux, Mont, Wis.
tied a short time In the city. Tuesday
with his cousins, Miss Flaherty, and
Miss Grace .Tpmlinson of Fourth st.
He was enroute to his home IN Loyal,
Wis.
RETURNS AFTER VISIT.
Ralph Glerum, formerly connected
with the A. ". Lucas e Company
store, returned Wednesday evening to
his home in Tower City, after spend
INK several days here visiting old
friends.
Il ACCEPTS POSITION HERE.
Mr.. tRenaau Of st. Paul has accept
ed position at the A. w. Lucas &
Company store IS NindoN trimmer
and has entered upon his, new DUTIES.
C. w. Dawson, who formerly filled
the position, has gone OF his home in
Vermillion, s. D.
uNoEReoEs oP8AA1loN.
r. N. vk Of Strandquist, Mimi,
Who underwent an operation in the
Bismarck HOSPITAL, tho ATst OF the
week, il recovering nicely. Mrs. Vik
and son we're called here the 1rst OF
the week BY his illaess. & daughter,
Who teaches In the Wilton schools,
has retnrned after Visiting several
days With her father.
tl.sssl5
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'''C0nt ON. over, see
: NY CORN TAIL OFF,

- Put 2 Drops az 'Gets.lt on Last
Nisht-Now Watch"
"See-all you have to do is to use
your two fingers and lift the corn
right off. That's The way 'Gets-It' al
ways works. You just put on about
2 drops. Then the corn not only
shriyels, but loosens from the toe,
without affecting the surrounding flesh
in the least. Why, it's almost q pleas
lire to have corns and see how Gets.
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asked that it go there with the re-.
quest for immediate action. Senator
Lodge intimated that It might be kill.
ed ih COMMITTEES, but Senator Stone
said there iWas no intention to do so.
81 don't know as there VIII be any
tomofro~ IN this Senate Senator
Townsend said, limiting at The fiAibus,
ter , Z. ssssFi',s .S
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jpower--all- these things, in the iopin-
ion of officials here. take on a decided
ly definite form with disclosures made
in Germany's instructions to her min
lister in Mexico.
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FOUR 0 1 DROWNED Dr. [: !
! .:HHfA TIKI goes
III. INTO HI|||R|||BIOR
ASSOCIATED prsss)

Baltimore, March -Four persons
we're drowned, three of them actress
es, when 2 taxicab containing a party
Of seven plunged into the harbor from
q Light street wharf early today. =
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The name Of Private Levy I. Nc
Kim, of Sawyer, n D., serving with
the Canadian army, is given among
the wounded in the casualty list is
sued at Ottawa this afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-01
THE RISE IN THE COST OF LIVING!

This table average 1896 1901 1914 1915 and De-
cembe 1916 of pound of cities which the
has collected statistics the meats on
chicken The average costs were
1885, ia cents in 1907 2l cents IN 1914
cent n 253 cents last De cember #5f
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HERE FROM ALMoNr.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fraser of AL
mont have arrived in the city for a
short sojourn. They are registered at
the Mckenzie. :..g'zEa -, ..
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INDUSTRIAL CLAIMS MAY BE
APPEALED TO PRESIDENT.

Industrial exemption claims may
hc filed only with the district board
on forms lGi or 1GlA, to be furnished
10y either local or district board
Within tyc days after the date post
marked on your notice that you are
liahl" Tor duty (NND. Only AIN
davits must be filed with an Indus
trial exemption claim (NNIJ. \ de
cision on such claims must be made
within five days after tiling OF uf-
fidavits CNNlID.
industrial claims may be appealed
Ia the President within seven days
after the mailing to you of the ad o.
verse decision Of tho district board
on Form 1863 to be had of either local
or district board; (NNIlI).
IL you arc selected for military
service you viii be notified by mall
hy the Adiutant General Of your
state. Your name will also be posted
10y local boards and in many news
papers; (NIN). Your command To
join the colors will come later at the
convenience OF the Government
tNNO.
The interval between tho notlhca
tlon OF selection for service and the
call TO report tor duty may be twenty
! four hours and it may be a month OF
! six weeks. or even more. II has been
! announced none will be called before
| Sept. l,
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GIED.

BROWN Friday morning July 40,
STEPHEN HuwLASp BROWN, hu'-
hand OF Grace Qu1rtioy Brown and am
Of Emma s. and tho late Vernon -
brown
Funeral services at the r,rldsnce ~
his brother, - West 5ath So. ON Sat-
urday. July ~, at 2 z. NJ. Please omit
flowers.
KENNEDY suddenly. july is, 1911
JOHN +. KESNEDY, native OF Rally-
hea, Charlevllle, County cork, Ireland.
husband Of Mary Kennedy ,neo Has
setD o. Doucrsilc. County Cork, Ireland.
Funeral from his late residence, 3.l
West 4Ih St. Saturday, July q, nc
o.45 A. Nj; thence to Holy. Gross Church.
l2d st.. Sth and 9th avs, where a sol-
emn requiem mass Will he offered for
his soul
MANwELL.-BARRY MAXWELL.
Services at THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
1870 Broadway (Campbell's). Time
later. Auspices Actors Fund,
MCU II. INQUIRY.
Services at THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
1870 broadway (campbelrO, Friday.
10 A. NJ.
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RUSH FOR NUMBERS
CAUSES TRANSFERS
TOPOL|CE STATIONS
Removal Made Necessary for
Safety of Lists in Thickly
Populated Districts.

Tho rush Of men OF conscriptton
age to ind out what serial numbers
were assigned to them was 50 great
in some thickly populated districts OF
the city to-day that the lists posted
at headquarters OF the local eNcfnp-
tion boards were transferred to sta
tlons for protection,
Philip j. McCook, Executive Chair
man OF the Mayors Committee on
National Defense, this morning asked
Police Headquarters TO instruct pre-
cinct captains and desk men to ac-
cept such lists for posting in the
police stations whenever offered by
Chairmen OF Exemption Boards.
This was done because, in at least
one instance, n list had been refused
at a police station because the lieu
tenant in charge had no authority to
post II.
Lists will be posted In police sta
tions, however, only In certain dis
tricts where the nervous tension Of
| the population 10 likely to result in
damage to tho list II not properly
protected. Each list consists Of from
100 to zoo sheets, and these sheets are
likely to be torn II carelcssly ham
died.
There was a big demand for after
noon newspapers as soon as the early
editions began to print the numbers
drawn.
Deputy Attorney General Conkllng
to-day laid emphasis Oh the fact that
all cards and lists Of men who regis-
tered havo been absolutely protected
against any tamperng with the num-
bers since the beginning of the draw
ing in Washington and for several
hours before 1t began
II know absolutely" said Mr.. Conk-
ling, that persons representing this
office were on the ground in every dis
trict where the duplicating and mum.
bering OF cards and the compilation vi
, the serially numbered lists was de.
lnyed and that the lists ana cards Il
every one OF these districts were pro
tected.
I'm one case where the list required
for use I'm the Provost Marshal's ofIic,
was not completed until late hou
last night. The list was taken at one,
. TO the nearest branch Post once an,
}, deposited there in custody OF the clcrl
: in charge, while the corresponding
I. cards were brought to our office.
"If a mans number is drawn to-da,
in Washington there Is absolutely n
chance Of its being changed on tn
list The cards are on their way /
:, Albany and the lists are on their wa
i through the mails TO Washington
g while copies OF the lists are posted a
i headquarters and additional list
y turned over to the press
= in order to change any numbe
J. - change would have to be mad
B. on each OF these several copies c
the lists and on each of the dlfferer
" sets OF cards, This precludes III
s poss ibllity OF any such change bein
made after the drawing started"
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ONLY IS RECRUITS
FOR NAVAL SERVICE
ACCEPTEDFROM6O So
Nam R,It,i.u, Dut 0u Ne.
u skillet Ntu With
Special Rating,

$3.50 r.. ..| ali..1 f| ...s.
Wrrf Hf ... NHtHl Nr,ruH.r Ffa.
uaH. ~. gi U,.. Ts,.fs Third street
si u..u t..Ia. Of r...s uuf pr.
teen sr.' .lf,1 TUs r,J,,uuus
s'fr given explanation Iu fbs uU.
rHuu.rmru' IHsf uU sr...aI effort Is
being made Ul tHa recruiting .fl,,rs
Oh" secure m.n other trar tA.s, who
.a'" sIt..sI falHF.. a..H a. us.
.huis's aII, OPERATOR. COOKS anf
naksrr
Tho Marine Da.us. according t.
Lieut. Gardner VIH ls 100 charge ~
recruiting fHr th" pHrpf. is ,Ap,rI.
'ncinr difficulty locally 300 recruiting
musicians fYr this branch W o.. r,r.
Vice Ten days ago. Lieut. Gardner
said. the viN VAS authorized by th.
Department tu 'u'.. t band uf nine.
teen p.,..s. comprising uuo nrst ser.
s'aut two scrg,luts. ia cofp1raIs
aui ten pr,,atos. bat up 10 th, pres.
'nt time only ono application has
been received and that was. med by a
man living BOO Pennsylvania
A si,rR,,, mo, a.. -.
-,ruIfs t., a.. ~, -
training camp also was reported los
tn. Marin. r,,,,s ,..g.. -. 49,, y
FMS, lime ,p s,.,,r,i. 49,. ,,..' -,
.,,,r,. ,.,l., o.. ,.. -. 49,.
.pl.s,,J ,..,,rt,, rI.. ',,
t.t,p +, ,,, .,,., -.
r,,bcr WIN ana, ,,r,,. ,.t.. .,''..
l,si t,.J,, -, 80.
ty,,rt,. ,.,l.,,,',... -
,p, an ,, ,i,..,... ,....... -,
I,gbt, .,lrn, ,,.n. ,..,, -, g..
s,r,i,c d, ,,. -. -.
,rts mont, q. 49,. .,,,......,'', -
On, Irro ,,i,.,,,,...,. 49,, ,'. ....
tv.,,,,. 1.,..'., ,,'....,,,,, ,,,,..,..,..,
oIo n,, ,,,.,..,,,., 49,. .
r,,iot g.. 1T. a.. 81.
,,u So .,.,....,'
.r,,, i,,,., 80. -,
'','' VI p'"NS "" 'aNe'
history dhd biography seventeen
sweaters and three dozen helmet
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REPORT TWO AMERICANS
ARE SHOT IN GERMANY
Statement Made "With Reserve"
That They Tried to Kill
Kaiser Wilhelm.

LONDON. July 20. - The Reuter-
Amsterdam correspondent sends the
following:
According 10 information available
here, which must, however, bo treatsd
with necessary reserve, two Amori-
cans were shot recently on tho charge
Of having attempted to take tho Ger
man Emperor's life"
AMSTERDAM. July 2O.--An attempt
on Emperor Williams life by two
Americans was reported to-day by q
person who states that he knows the
circumstances. According to his story
two men managed to get near tho EN-
p-ror at Great Headquarters on July
8, before the Emperor went TO Vienna
The men were seized by detectives, the
tale goes. and were found to be in pos
session OF revolvers. II Is said thes,
men. both Americans, had been prom
ised a large reward by an American
millionaire for killing the Emperor anC
that they were shot twenty-four hour
after their arrest.
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..s I.f.. .ais.I.s vt.s sI H s..,.
a IH s..s. I"s.F .a..
. .. o. goo U..a..l
t.H E.a H.H.. 90. .f boo ..H
..a... aI rs ....
..s.sHtH ..f...s H.U tu.Hs.t
80 ff... f"..f.. sf.s .."i.
f.afH .HI.... .H f.UIs rf'
Peg iaHf ..H I.f.i f.f rI#s Amsr
tfT.H. F..f ..m 200 slIt fff
fa.I sfH IHtH ..s ff.slts .s
ono bsfU r|..rE uu IH, .aI....s
s..I a. esIt .faaH .l. II. U.'t.I
if saIf frat ru I,.ri fHmaf nsIIF
H F.I. H.'afHI .r HrU f.af
..I fr ftH .I HU..l ..f fol-.
u.r dr.fHu.rsH . r..a.n rs.s..I
.'f.Hr ar. mrr HnI e.It f.sII .. f,.
..H s.HfHa Coo ,aIsHlHF
fhs f'Tprr rfm msu wfr' r.Ut.
'iisd I.su tfI.Ea of msH of robust
IhfsIgas utrs collected tu stand blind
fnIisl ono o. time alongside f..'
tHti' fa draw out fb, capsules oHs Hf
TINE and hand them o. HnutH.r
man. who Nss Instructed o. oYsn tio
capsules ard read ihr nImb's. 90
waH found ns0sssau o. retain sA'fa
ihlIrY rIrtfs Hud tstH rHHU m.r.ru.
i.farr tu uri' tH, uumurff uu i...I
boards ss they we're called for f..
DEL.
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300 BRITISH RECRUITS
TAKING EXAMINATIONS
Canadian HighlanderS Put In Busy
Day-Big Rally to BE Held
at Garden Tonight.

Three hundred British subjects who
offered themselves for enlistment at
the headquarters OF the British Re-
cruiting Mission. No. $50 Broadway
yesterday, are being examined to-day.
The Gordon and Mclean Canadian
.highlandcrs. who have been in the city
curing the week TO assist the mission
In It's campaign, held brief recruiting
rallies at Columbus circle. Bryant
Park and Madison square this after
noon. The kiltiCs band had re-
hcGrsal at Madison Square Garden this
morning In preparation Tor the great
recruiting rally to be held there to-
right.
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~ Was pointed out This afternoon
that ui least 200 per cent ~ iH,
quota needed .u each local board dis
irict Will hc examined Many men. II
is hclisNSl who have neither claim
fur discharge nor exemption. ana Who
believe thpmrslV,s tp be- In the best =
health. will bo fuund suffering from
sumo ailnrnt that viii bar them on
physical examination.
But those who are physically NJ for
service need not expect a. escape II
they are called. for n circular Of in
structions from tho Surgeon General
~ the army already has been sent to
tho 1857 examining physicians
throughout the country warning them
TO be on the lookout Tor men who Try
90 impress them that they are suffer
ing from physical disabilities.
The doctors will be- on the lookout
for crooked tricks. and from time 10
time agents from the Surgeon Cen
cral will drop I'm on them to see that
they are protecting tho Government
The draft regulations provide that
II two physicians believe n man unfit
for service and the local board still
has reason to believe he Ia In condi-
tion TO follow the colors. the board
may hold him. II the local board and
the examining physician are uncer-
tain OF mans fitness for service he
must be held TO bo qualified untIl
army surgeons prove otherwise. Any
physician who is related TO an eligible
as close ns second cousinship cannot
examine him.
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Burns Not StockhOIder In burns
Detective Agency,

william j. Burns Is not stockholdcr
In the detective agency managed by
him, II was testified yesterday by Il. J.
Creighton, its auditor, In the hearing
before Deputy state Comptroller Board
man on an application to take away
Burns's license, The complainant
counsel put on record copy OF re-
port said to be condemnatory OF Burns
made by q. w Wickersham to Presi-
dent TAFT when the former was Attor.
ncy General. dealing with the activity
OF Burns's men in the Government
land fraud inquiry The hearing goes
on next Thursday,
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TRANSIT HEARING.
DrookIyn CommIttc. 20 Investigate
Facilities.

The committee appointed by the Al
lied civic Bodies Of the Thirtieth and
Thlrty-ilrst Wards Of Brooklyn to lake
testimony In relation TO the unsafe and
Inadequate transit facilities on the Eas,
End route viii commence holding its
sessions at the Fawcctt club on Tues,
day night, July "a. at sac O'Clock
Complaints may be sent to Samuel
Frhchthandler, Chairman and coun.
sci to tho committee. No. S79b Bay
Fifteenth street, Brooklyn. or william
j. MaCkin, Secretary. No. 22O BAY
Twelfth Street
The object OF the Investigation is e
collate all the evidence for the purpos,
Of properly submitting the transit sltua
tion TO tho Governor and other authori
ties for action.
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EMPIRE CITY WINNERS.

FIRST RACE--For three-year-old
hllies. with t7059i added one mile
Bella Desmond, ll2 CBuNton), TO B.
out ana out. first; Bedtime Stories, IL
ULykel. 9 10 >, ! to . and to 4, sec
!, to and to >. third. Time, IA
40. Crepuscule and Glory Belle also
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KENNEDY CAUGHT IN SPAIN.
New York Banker Accused of R3OO,,
600 Larceny Denies Guilt,

william A, Kennedy. head OF Ken
nody, Mitchell a CO., Inc. bankers and
brokers at No. az Broadway. who WAS
indicted In June for the larceny OF
$500 900 entrusted TO mis- care for trans.
portation to Hungary by bankers
thrOughOut tho country, has been To-
Gated at NlRo. Spain.
A cublogram from the American Con
sui there received by District Attorney
Swami day through the State De
partmeut, says Kennedy IA wIlItng =,
waive cNtradition, lie denies guilt.
Kennedy institution has been placed
| In the hands Of a receiver
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Handicap; purse
$500 for two-year-olis hvo furiongs.
-.Bencher, ll5 CRelD, $3.50, $500,
$40. Flame. ll6 (Mnb, s. so. S22O ;
blackburn, l2O (Ricc), $40 Time,
100 -, Belle Brandon and Miss Ed
wards also ran,
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EXEMPTION PROOFS MUST BE
FILED PROMPTLY.

within ten days after Ming claims
FOR exemptions your proofs must be
filed; the board must furnish the
forms for proofs or the pamphlet of
forms. BUT YOU must submit the
proofs on tho prescribed forms, and
all of the proofs, properly attestcd /;
NO ARGUMENTS WILL RE AL
LOWED: at the request OF the
board additional proofs may be sub
mitted (VIID,
Claims for exemption and DISCHARGE
will be decided within three days
after the proof Rffidavits are filed;
QXD You must watch the bulletins OF
the local board and tho newspapers
about five days after filing proofs tc
see whether you were excused, ol
whether your name has gone on Il
the District Board as qualified fol
service; (hij a. you nave ur-u vA,
cuscd. a certificate will Ice grantee
but II may be withdrawn at any tim,
or on appeal OF the Government e
the District Board as condition.
change; * a, b, c and ID,
To appeal for a decision from tn
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local board got form 1853 or i54 20
Me with IN" local board. or l5l ur
lb2 for ming with the district board
ana follow the instructions thereon
~ MI KIN .pI NINN
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Stutz Motor Car Company OF Indiana.
Owned hy Stutz Motor Car Company Of
America' reports net profits for six
n,mntbs mIrb erdei June 80 OF t691.775, equal
10 sS.29 per share on stock OF parent
c01NpauV
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" COTTON EXCHANGE.
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

pullman ompany--llegular quarterly
l,,,,InrJ ~ . per cent payable Aug, Is
tn stock OF record July 81
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g. 1osenh Lead Company-Dividend
~ =; rents n share In addition TO a dis
trihution from the reserve, for the
amortization OF 80 cents a share, both
payahle Sept 20 TO stock OF record
Sent
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Mother Idennne. hoy Train Killed

The boy killed early this morning by
a New York, New Haven and Hartford
train near tho Bronx River bridge, was
Identified this afternoon by his mother
a. Josenh j Farrell, fourteen years old
~ No. 1872 Nyse Avenue. Bronx.
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EVERY MAN DRAFTED MUST
FIND OUT FOR HIMSELF WHEN
TO APPEAR FOR EXAMINATION
i,523,3O7 Germans
Killed, Wounded
Or Missing In War

iDNuDN. July 90 The totals
~ .l, German 0fnr.al lists -
,asu.|'Iea since the beginning Of
.hy Naf are.
killed or died Of Wounds,
i.O32,>O0.
Disd of sickness, s2,9GO.
Prisoners and missing, 59I-
gCg.
Wounded, s,s25,5sI.
Total. l,s23,307.
The Hdrdi and colonial casual.
ties are not included
Tho German casualties reported
in the German official lists during
june. but not as having occurred
in June, are given out by the
War Onnco here a. follows;
KILLED or died OF wounds,
2N,SlJ.
Died " sickness, 3,215.
Prisoners and missing, IS.
900.
Wounded. 05,9O6.
Total, 1G6,5I0.
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Bulletin issued Icll, How Ail
Information Required
Nly Hc Obtained.
RULES ON EXEMPTIONS.
Pmun Nus. BE Filed Within
Ten DAYS After he
claim, Are Made.

IT,. n..a.ur Drlrial Iusfr4. ...n.
'' p'rauUH who registered Jun, and
are subject 'u fH. solcctiy, drltf arr
taken from bulletin msIn public
to-day ny itr Provost Mar4HnI G.u.
'rbl u H ruiI'uu Form SO o. -.
" a. -. ami fH" authority hr tho
gat,m,uta made by The r,'n.uE
world b. indicated hv iNr Hpmlu
numrors - each paragraph uf tho
bulletin
10 yuu registered June find ou,
~ once what local exemption board
has your card and whore that boards
office b. 40 You may find the loca.
ton uf the board from (aJ the police.
man un duty in your street; CbJ The
ncnrost police station. (c) Lists ol-
ready published in the newspapers
District boards Of appeal will have
other offices
UD A. the office ~ your exemption
board sou Will find list OF the per
sons under the Jurisdiction Of that
board numbered scrIally In red Ink.
Learn your red ink number. an It
is NOT the same az the number On
your registration card when you
registered.
II your number is among those
published IN the newspapers as
drawn at Wushington--or. II you find
II on the list OF such numbers drawn
at Washington. as will be published
at the offices OF the local exemption
boards apply to your local board for
an approximate date for examination.
I. You must watch for this exam
lnation as II lawyer watches a court
calendar for the calling Of his case.
5. The board may send you a writ
ten notice, but failure to receive that
notice IN no excuse for absence. Num-
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RULES CONCERNING DIsoUALl
FICATIoNS AND EXEMPTIONS

When you arc called for cNamlna-
ton you will have physical cNdmi-
nation. II you are found disqudli-
fled the board will tell you what TO
do next. II you are found qualified
and file claim for exemption within
seven days after your call, ten days
are allowed in which you may file
affldavits supporting your claim for
exemption (othcr than industrial eX-
| cmption). II you claim no exemption
or do not appear for physical cxdmi-
nation you will be listed as liable
! for military service from two to
eight DAYS after your call for examl-
nation. Therefore, watch tho bullc-
tins OF the exemption board about
ten days after your call and have
YOUR mail looked after, (VI. n, b and
lO.
To obtain nm exemption ask for
Forms 40 or l20 for exemption or
discharge. II the board has not the
forms ask to consult Form 81, which
the board will have
Exemptions may be granted to: A
Federal or state official; a minister
or theological student; men in mill
tary or naval service; subjects OF
Germany: an alien who has not takeI
nrst papers.
Discharges to: County or municlpa
, oricer; custom house clerk posta
employee; workman IN Federal ar
senaI. armory or munition plant; H.
censed pilot; mariner employed II
United states merchant marine; hus
band of a wife dependent herself o
because OF child; son OF depen
dent widowed mother or aged and in
firm parents; father of a motherless
, or brother OF an orphan, dependen
= child under sixteen; member Of a re
!, cognized religious sect with an anti
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