The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-10
40 MEN CALLED
FROM THIS COUNTY
LOCAL DRAFT 6oAED PREPAR
ING FOR REGISTRATION OF
ALL BETWEEN ts AND as.
The Next Contingent viii be Sent TO
Camp Pike Instead OF to Kansas,
According to the Latest from Head
quarters.

but also with preparation for the reg
istration of all men between 10 and
40 years, which registration it is ex-
peeted will be held on September 3.
Yesterday Sheriff Brad Smith, ClerN
| Allen llotchkiss, and DIR. John S.
| Wood, the members of the local draft
board, sent out post cards asking all
those who served in the former regis
trations to serve in the next call, ano
| also they are anxious that others vol
| unteer for this work. Yesterday the
volunteers who rendered their sery-
| ices for the registration were S. c.
Cassell, George R. Belding, Henry
Campbell, Earl EIousley, and George
7. Leatherman. Many others Will be
| needed
Under a revised ruling from Adiu-
tant General England the next quota
from this city will not be sent to Kan
sas, but will be sent to Camp Pike
I In the new order the head officer
says that the state quota is slightly
less, and that the destination is
changed from Camp Funston at Fort
Riley, Kansas, TO Camp Pike at Little
Rock. The Garland county quota I'M
der the revised order Is 25. The Undue
lions period is between August 20 and
August 30th.
Relative to the new and extended
draft, communication from the adj
utant general says in part:
ia anDfidantI.,
congress will shortly enact legislation
extending the present draft ages. AT
this time it cannot be stated with ex-
actness what ages will be subject to
draft under the new act but ii is safe
IN assume that very large number OF
men will be required to register and
that the day OF registration wilh be
early in September
There will not be sufficient time IN
which to perform the necessary pre-
liminary arrangements if we wait uu-.
til after the pass age of the act Ii is
highly desirable that the services OF
volunteer registrars be secured ana
utilized.
Registrars should be competent 10
do clerical work, be citizens OF the
United States and be persons who
have lived in the jurisdiction wherein
they viii serve long enough 10 pe
well acquainted with the residents
thereof. All persons who volunteer
their services for this occasion wi.i
be expected to serve free of charge
and it is confidently hoped that ev-
cry jurisdiction will be served by com
petent volunteers.
A registration board of not moe
than five men, three registrars aud
two clerks will be appointed for each
township in this state.
Supplies will be furnished each reg
istration board through the Local EN-
emption board under whose jurisdic-
ton each registration board will serve.
Registration booths viii be estab-
lished at the customary voting pre-
cincts or in public or private. build
ings. Proprietors of such places will
be requested to afford assistance to
the local authorities by permitting the
free use of such places for purpose Of
registration.
All these details must be arranged
in shortest possible time and in order
that the perfection of these details
may proceed in a systematic manner
| the chairman of each local exemp-
tion board within this State Is hereby
| authorized and directed to call a
meeting of the Local Board, the Legal
Advisory Board, the County Council
| for Defense, all committees on Public
| Safety and all other similar organi-
cations for purpose Of selecting =
, Central Registration Committee. Tris
meeting should be held not later tnan
August 18th ana the names Of the
men selected for this Central ReGis-
tration Committee together with their
addresses Immediately transmitted TO
this office This committee should
be composed of not less than three nor
more than five prominent men VINO
will take an active interest in tbs
work.
Board Calls Forty In.
The local draft BOARD last night
decided to call in forty men for i'm =
mediate examination to he certain
to get the . needed to fill the next
call. There are most of them and
perhaps all. married men, and who
had formerly been given deferred
classilications by the board but who
on later instructions were brought
forward, and had teen placed in
Glass Al The forty who are called
for further physical examination 10
fill the twenty five call for Angus:
20 are rs follows:
56-WilHe Victor North.
/ Ga Bethel Bourdier.
II 12+-1homas MAYS.
. l27--Lew Wallace princehouse.
Normal Lester.
II 2iS--Dillon O. Simms
259--'Haryey d. Ferguson.
s5S-Charles NJ. Stanley.
429-Jasper d. Johnson
460-Walter NJ Castle.
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