Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-07
OF MEN. FOR ARMY SERVICE
 WILL START SOON
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and classified. Those who are wholly unfitted physically for soldiers grim business must be eliminated the quotas of the states must be assigned; the machinery for distributing this quota equally through every remote county or precinct of each state must be perfected.
 Jury Wheel Probable.
 The local exemption boards will al most equal in number the registration precincts. Assurance has been given that 8 mans own neighbors will be the judges to pass upon his case. There were more than 125.0OO pre- cincts and equality and standardization will characterize the exemption boards.
 There is no statement yet available as to the process by which men will be drawn to appear before the eXemp- tion boards. Secretary Baker has stated that Something in the nature of jury wheel might be employed but beyond that no information has been given out.
 Reports from all parts of the coun- try bore out the indications of last might, that the great enterprise had been carried through without objec- tion or opposition from a sufficient number of citizens to be worthy Of mention. Registration was completed virtually without disorder; certainly with only a small part of the disturb anaces that usually characterize na- tional elections.
 What Will Follow.
 General CIowder tonight outlined what is to follow the great enactment:
 Registration marks the completion of the first well defined step in the execution of the selectiye service law" he said. The actual recording mas been practically finished in sin gle day, but the arrangement and copying of the cards, their segregation into appiopriate groups, the appoint ments of lists, and the garnering in of delayed registrations will consume a week or ten days. In the meantime the machinery of the registration is being readjusted to serve as machin- cry for the further action of the law. This work is proceeding rapidly and should be completed coincidentally with the tying up Of the loose ends of registration.
 is al ic.~ regulations governing the jurisdiction of the local boards will be issued and the machine will be ready to proceed to the drawing, which will result in a determination of the order in which registered men will be examined for the purpose of their selection for mill tary or industrial service. When this list of order is determined, it is eX- pected that the war department will be able to make a definite call for men and as soon as this data is available the quotas necessary to fill the first call will be assigned to the several states.
 No Dates Set Yet.
 Preclse llme umltS cannot De set at present for the reason that it is de sired to have uniformity of operation of the machines throughout the Unit ed States ana to nave each step taken simultaneously throughout the nation. The mountainous, heavily-wooded and sparsely settled states cannot move with the expedition of compact and densely populated states. While dates are not to be named precisely, these steps will follow each other promptly with a fixed purpose of giving as much time as possible to men who are se- lected to adjust their affairs, to make their farewell. and avoid the incon- venience and suffering that would re- suit from a hasty change from civil