Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-02
REGISTRARS ARE
 READY FOR WORK
 Of REGISTRATION
Sheriff Appoints Additional Men For City Wards and
 Vaugine Township.

we are dll ready 1uT the reglStra tion Tuesday, declared Sheriff R. II. Williams yesterday.
 We have appointed additional reg istrars for the city wards and Vaughn township, to facilitate the work, anl to care for the very many registra- tions which are due under the gov ernment's estimates
 "All the registrars have been sworn, all have been explicitly in, structed as to their duties, and atl have been provided with the neces- sary blanks and materials.
 Every man in the county, white and black, married and single, be- tween the ages of 21 and 30 years, must register, under the law. Tho registration will begir at I o'dfn-K in the morning and will end promptly at o'clock at night, affording ample time for every man to register, no matter what his business. A man who is ill may send relative or trusted friend, who can be deputizei to attend to the registration for him."
 Non Residents Are Comply ing.
 Sheriff Williams has already re- ceived the registration cards of many Pine Bluff men who are away from home and who will be away on Tues day. The sheriff's mail is already most bulky, and for the next few days, it is likely to be even heavier
 At the same time, County Clerk Nichol continues to fins! himself kept busy registering strangers and non- residents who are in Pine Bluff and who will not be in their home cities or counties on Tuesday Whites and blacks alike are apparently paying strict attention to the law ir this city and county, despite the efforts of the Socialists and peace at any price" folk elsewhere to dissuade men from obeying the law.
 A batch of sixteen negroes, all residents of Magnolia, and who are now working in this county, aiding tn building the electric line extension to England called on County Clerk Nichol yesterday and attended to their registration.
 The revised and complete, list of registrars announced yesterday by Sheriff Williams is as follows:
 The Registrars.
 Bolivar-J. R. Core and F. l.. Wigal.
 Barraque-P. w. Pratt and T. W. Moore.
 Bogy-W. R. French and R. F. Locke.
 Dunnington-Loyd Garrett and l.. w. Duff.
 Dudley Lake-J. D. Niven and ). E. Tucker.
 Jefferson-E. B. Reynolds and w. D. Higgins.
 Melton-A. F. Crow and J. G. Hooker.
 Niven-D. w. Gill and l.. l.. Brock man.
 Old Rivcr-R. c. Cook and Joel Mccain.
 Pastoria-John w. Gibson, Jr., and Drew Embree.
 Plum Bayou
 Altheimer-E. L. Davidson and Robert Bowen.
 sherrill-W. I. Payne and H. R. Barrett.
 Rich1and-H. P. Bryan and Willis Bryan.
 Roberts-E. B. Stokes and Arthur Hickey.
 spring-G. A. Petty and II. T. Hanna.
 Talladega-H. Y. williams and Neal Sanders.
 Victoria-Dave Veil and Will Hart.
 Villemont-B. B. Clancy and Ed Smith.
 Washington-J. T. Brewer and E. E. Toney.
 Whiteville--
 Faith-H. E. Helvie and J. II. Eaton.
 Spring Hill-W. z. Stone and Charles Ross.
 Vaugine-F M. RoaIe, H. l.. Stern berg, Sam w. Trimble, w. M. Taylor and Fred Goode.
 First Ward-J. NJ Parker, F. D. WiIlingham, k. s. Wood, w. P. Tomme and Tony Franey.
 Second Ward-H. H. Knox, J. F. 1n- gram, Sol Bloom, V. D. Webb and T. B. Lyle.
 Third Ward-W. J. Parkes, ,Mose Bloom, G. A. Wall, Edwin Loosley and Ragland Fitzhugh.
 Fourth Ward-A. N. Bloom, A. K. Cooper, George Dalby and Adam Robinson.