The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-02
REGISTRATION NOTICE
Franklin, La, May %.

Franklin, La, May %.
Dear Sir:
Every employer Of labor in the
Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana, is
hereby enjoined and directed by the
Board of Registration of said Parish
to assume the responsibility for the
registration of every male in his
employ, over the age of twenty-one
years and under the age of thirty
one years, inclusive, of every race
and color.
The date for this registration has
been fixed by the Presidents pro-
clamation for June 5th, 1917, z a.
m. to 9 p. M, and failure to register
is punishable by Federal punish
ment.
Immediately upon the receipt of
this communication, the following
specific acts are to be undertaken
by you, as voluntary and patriotic
contribution on your part, assisting
this Board in the execution Of its
duties and responsibilities, and
therefore working in the service Of
your government, viz.
ny. Post over your personal
signature in CONSPICUOUS places on
;:our property notices, calling the
attention of your employees of these
ages to the necessity of their regis
tration and adding such personal
suggestions as you may wish to give
relative to these men being absent
from work that day.
(2). Have your overseer, foreman
or time keeper make a census Of
each employee, liable to this registra-
ton, and have him personally ex-
plain to each such -employe this LA
bility, and report to you that he has
performed this duty without excep-
ton.
(3). On June 5th, instruct each
overseer, foreman or time keeper
to have in his possession the list of
oil such men and that any such man
reporting for work shall be imme-
diately asked ''Have you already
registered" If not, such person
should be made to leave his work
and proceed at once to the registra-
ton Office. If he states that he has
demand the production
of his registration certificate, and if
one is in his possession, check him as
registered.
Advise each such overseer, fore
man or time-keeper that you i'm
pose it upon his as a duty the re-
sponsibility of seeing that each man
under his supervision liable for re-
gistration, is that day registered.
az. On June 9Th, 1917, have each
overseer, foreman or time-keeper,
demand to see the certificate of re-
gistration IN the possession of each
such employee, and report to you
the names Of those who have failed
to register. This list you will mail to
the Board Of Registration Of the
Parish of st. Mary, care of the
Sheriff.
If you will call upon the Chief
Registration Officer Of your pre-
cinct he will take pleasure in show
ing you the prescribed registration
blank and certificate of registration,
ind give you full details Of infor-
SO that you can intelligently
explain same to your overseer, fore
man or time keeper, and he in turn
% your employees.
If it comes to your attention that
my of your employees are sick, re-
members that this sickness is
10 excuse for non-registration.
See that the Chief Registration
officer Of your preciAct is notified
# the sickness Of this employee.
The Law provides that a friend Of
he sick man can get card for him,
'revious to registration day, and fill
ut same for him at his dictation,
md give same to the Registration
officer. See that this card 10 filled
mt and in the hands Of the Regis
ration Officer on June s, 1917.
If it comes to your attention that
my employee Of yours is legally do
niciled elsewhere than your place
# employment, call his attention to
he necessity Of his registering in
hat place, prior to or not later than
June s, 1917. Absence does not ex-
:use registration. If this employee
las his domicile elsewhere in this /
Parish, instruct him to be at that |
place on June 5th, 1917, and regis
;er there that day. # his domicile Is |
nut Of the Parish, bring this fact to |
his attention and that Of the Chef |
Registration Officer Of your precinct, |
Who will bring it to the attention Of |