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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
NO EXEMPTIONS BY CLASS
PROVIDED FOR IN DRAFT
Each Man VIII BE Appraised on His
Individual Occupation and
Physical Capacity.
IN HANDS OF LOCAL BOARDS
Regulations for Their Instruction
Will Be Made Public by War De-
partment Judgment Of
Civilian Doctors Will Determine.
n HANDS OF LOCAL BOARDS


WASH HtNGTON. June 21.-Rigid ad-
herence TO the policy laid down in the
national army selective draft law of
placing the question of exemptions in
the hands OF local boards is expected
TO characterize the exemption regula-
tions TO be made public by the War
Department in few days.
II is understood that the regulations
will map out only the general procedure
of the boards, the personnel of which
already has been announced. 1t is re-
garded as certain that no specific class
exemption Will be provided for, and
that each man will be appraised on his
individual occupation and physical ca
pacity when his name is called and he
is summoned before the local boards
Crippled or defective persons among
those who were registered were noted
at the time. and II is possible they
already have been dropped from the
rolls. The judgment of the civilian
doctors who are attached TO local ex-
emption boards as to the ability Of
any individual TO bear the hardShips
of a soldiers life will he a determin-
ing factor.
Married men will not be exempted $
class. In each case the object of the
board will be TO determine whether the
dependency Of wife. children or other
relatives upon any man is SO complete
as to warrant hts rejection as a SOL
dier.
Probably the boards will be fur
nished with suggestions as to occupa- :
tional exemption. The government car
outline generally the professions or
trades which must be maintained at
full strength behind the fighting lines.
The Importance of an individual in that
profession or trade can only be deter
mined by the local board.
No inkling has been given as to the
part TO be assigned to those who are
to be granted partial exemption be-
cause of religious belief. They are to
be freed of the necessity of firing upon
enemy soldiers and, therefore, from
regular military service, but the act
contemplates that they can serve in
some noncombatant capacity behind
the lines and holds them liable for such
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
7roopships Depart
on Trip to France
Before Break ofDa1

sleep after a thirty-hour fatigue OF
final preparation.
Drowsy officers. bedrassied and
s~eaty with toll. staggered into wait
ing automobiles and were whirleo
away.
SMALL CAMPS SPREAD
INTO GREAT TENTED CITIES
1t was in the first days of June tha
troop trains began TO discharge at this
port great swarms of men in khaki
who they were or where they were
bound none was permitted to learn
Tents sprang up over night, and sma II
camps spread into great tent cities
Less fortunate regiments spent more
than week in cars and railroa d
yards.
The men were still on travel ra-
tions-hard bread. canned beef. salmon
jam and coffee-for little cooking could
be done aboard the trains.
Relief soon came from the Red Cross,
which sent refreshment parties. but
for the most part, the men were un-
complaining. too excited with the pros
pect of active service to be depressed
no matter how great the hardship.
But finally to each cars occupants
would come the orders for which all
waited-an event generally welcome I'd
by cheer which could be heard for
miles. The order to move generally
came at night. on less than twenty
minutes notice. Men were hustled
aboard the cars. the roll called. the
doors sealed; there was the bump OF
the engine and the slow roll of the
wheels. short run. and the doors were
opened for the men to file down the
length of the dock and aboard ship
AS the troops found themselves actually
quartered aboard ship. their spirits rose
perccptibly. The course of setting UT
exercises was begun Immediately to
take the kinks out Of the mems joints
MUN1TIoN AND MATERIALS
PART OF EXPEDITION
While the ships lay at the dock the
sides Of the vessels swarmed with
painters and mechanics, while night
and day the quartermasters army Of
stevedores slung aboard ship the mu-
nitions and materials of war that were
n part of the expedition.
Outside the harbor naval vessels OF
every description were sweeping the
waters for possible mines and building
Gordon against submarine attack
The careful watch was set for sus-
picious vessels. and several schooners
were stopped and searched.
The sailing of the fleet was accom-
plished without an inkling Of tho
actual event reaching the residents OF
the city in which 1t occurred until the
transports had actually departed. Even
then those who missed the ships at tho
docks on the following morning d;d
not know when the feet left these
waters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
GreotFleet of War Vessels
Waits in Darkness to
Convoy Them Safe-
ly Across.

tThe following was written at the
time of the departure of the first con-
tingent of American troops for France.
from an American port and has been
held under voluntary censorship un-
til the War Department at Washing
| ton last night gave permission Cor it's
publication.)
AN ATLANTIC PORT. June In
the cold. before-dawn sea drizzle they
sailed. Transports bearing Pershing's s
| force of American soldiers, silently
slipped from their docks and disap-
peared seaward.
AT the mouth of the channel the
great fleet Of battleships and destroy
ers waited in the darkness to convoy
them safely on their way toward
France.
Aboard. crammed In every corner.
under matches, in close hung hammocks
above decks. were the soldiers. COM
prisinG many regiments. Reports show
that the units came from every quarter
Of the United States. All are sun
burned, seasoned regulars. picked men
| not single rookie in the ranks. and
can campaigns.
j.
swarm of khaki-clad flies. Sailors
and marines took the gangways on
the run in the urgent business Of cast
ing off.
Field guns lay in the holds; aero
planes were packed on upper decks.
autom obiles and motor trucks formed
another item.
No signs betrayed the departure of
ha fn cir icta
Ghostly tugs and flying dutchman"
cutters loaded with spectral guards
appeared from nowhere and as mex
plicably vanished. Red fare lights
made the waters about the piers a
charmed circle into which magical
craft were seen for but passing mo-
ment.
PLAINTIvE FAREW-ELLS
TO THE HOME LAND
One by one they fell in line. while
tugs circled about vessels. But a sin
gle long green lamp on the mast head
of each ship betrayed her presence:
fog-tinted war paint blended hull with
river and night sky. Here a signal
light flashed intermittently: there a
snatch Of subdued song was heard
across the summer waters from a
crowded deck. plaintive farewell to
the home land.
The last trans ,ort-her name care
fully painted out and her lines care
fully disguised by false riGging-joined
the procession. For n moment her
outlines were clear against the pail OF
light and smoke that hung above tho
piers as over the mouth Of some titan
furnace. Then she became an indis-
tinct mass in the shadows of the
stream.
Propellers thrashed with rythmic JOY
as tie vessel headed in the open sea
to brave the peril OF the U-boat The
foremost Of the fleet. forgetful Of her
stealthy role, suddenly raised her voice
In a great hoarse throaty roar. The
brazen note died away-a last faro
we'll to the sleeping city behind.
AS the sonorous blast died away. the
ships were lost to view. The sound
reached back to the forsaken piers
where a vast crowd OF stevedores and
commissioned troops were seeking the
nearest corners and were soon In deep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
GIGANTIC EXCESS PROFITS
$3.50. O.O00.OOO for Steel Corporation and
s25.0OO.OOO for Ment Packers
Is Allegation.
IBy Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO. June 27.-A sensational
allegation that excess profits OF the
United States Steel Corporation in the
last year were s250.o00.o0o and those
OF the big meat packers mot less than
$25, 100000 in 1916" were made hero
to-day in an address at tho City Club
by DR.. Charles II. Vanhisc, president
OF the University of Wisconsin. and
special representative of Herbert c..
Hoover, food director.
Dr. Vanhise asserted that prices
now being charged for necessities
amount practically to extortion, and
that If tho man living on salary or
wages Is TO survive the war the gov
ernment must take control.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
MONGOLIA REPORT ADOPTED
Abso1ves Gun Crew and CommendS
Navy Department for Making
Ammunition Changes.
(By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.J
WASHINGTON, June 27.-A report on
the investigation. under Senator Fre-
gun accident in May on the American
armed merchantmen Mongolia absolv-
ing the gun crew from responsibility
and recommending the Navy Depart
mcnt for making ammunition changes
which 1t is believed will prevent fur
ther accidents. was unanimously adopt
ed to-day by the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
VENIzELOS NEW PREMIER
Sworn In as Head of Cabinet--Speak,
to Cheering Null
tItude.

ATHENS. June 27.-Eleutherius veni
zelos has como back. He was sworr
in as Premier Of Greece to-day. Later
he spoke to a cheering multitude from
the balcony of the palace. The new
Cabinet is composed as follows:
Premier and War Minister, NJ. Veni
zelos.
Interior. NJ. Repoulies.
Justice, NJ Tsirimokos.
Foreign affairs, NJ. Politis.
Marine. Admiral p. Coudouriotis.
Finance, NJ. acknowledgements
Agriculture. NJ. Negropontes
Communications. NJ. Papanastion.
Education. NJ. Dingas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
RECORD RUN BY DESTROYER
The Shaw Makes Trip of 5.s5s Miles
In Fourteen Days. Ten Hours
and Twenty Minutes.
JBy Associated Press.l

IBy Associated Press1
WASHINGTON. June 27.-The de-
stroyer Shaw has completed a record
run from a Pacific Coast port to an
Atlantic port-approximately 5.S53
miles-in fourteen days. ten hours and
twenty minutes
The Shaw is a new destroyer, whose
keel was laid down in February, 1916.
Besides making a record run. the
vessel also broke all records in pass
ing through the Panama Canal. re-
quiring only FIVE hours and forty-five
minutes. as compared with the previous
best OF six hours and twenty minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
SPECiAL NOTICE! :!

c3 SPECIAL NOTICE!
G. O. SUNDAY CUTTERS.
with change Of schedule. effective next
sunday, July 1st. Sunday outing trains will
leave At $3.50 A. n. and A. Me noon
train being discontinued
Anaeial axeuraon July tth.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
FOR USE AS PATROL BOATS
Government Will Take Persecution OF
Certain of the Virginia Oyster
Craft Next Week.

WASHINGTON. June 27.-It was an
nounced here to-day that the govern
ment would take formal possession OF
certain OF the Virginia oyster craft
next Monday for use as patrol boats
during the war. Those boats are now
in shpyards being overhauled and
made serviccable to the navy. Their
officers and crews will be taken into
the naval reserve at the same time the
boats are commissioned by the navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
FAYETTEVILLE CHOSEN
North Cnrolina Town Selected m
Site for National Guard
Canp.
IBy Associated p,ess.I

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Fayette-
Vile. n. c., has been chosen as a Ma
tional Guard camp site. the War De-
partment to-day announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
Financial New,

The Times-Dispateh Reports.
Arc Authorttatioc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27

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Dos ruffiihe Debacle.

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Mabrbeit.

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Der stanSpmnkt Scr Observation-Disclosures
ptciie.

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redhoenfen6er Entertainer miro ir es aud berorgrtJ menn lie alt ore
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lambs, gegenaber ben S%dmdbungeu bon 9eutthlanos Getnoe, odS 8ort
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