The Washington herald., 1918-09-05
DRAFT PLANS
WELLM HAND
Arrangements for Registra-
ton Sept. II Mostly
Completed,

Local draft officials confidently ex-
uect that large numbers Of govern
inert clerks residing in the city tenn
porarily, who come under the new
draft law, will register with the
boards in Washington.
They pointed out yesterday that the
= majority Of the men who signed up
at local draft board No. 8, and
who were having their registration
cards mailed to their home boards
were transients.
Great advantages are found in sign
ing up with the board OF the dls-
trict in which you reside, on sep
tember L, they declared. 1t Is pos
sible for the registrant to keep IN
touch with all action which may be
taken In his case without the delay
arising from mailing to a distant
board.
Registration Plans.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
Yesterday announced plans for the
registration Of those who may be
sick or otherwise unable to appear
before their board on the date set.
Such men may send some other per-
this representative will be deputized
to make out the card and the regis
trar's report. The word sick" must
be written on the card. After II
has been properly made out 1t must
be mailed or returned to the local
board by the registrants agent.
No great changes in the funda-
nental rules governing the opera
tion OF the draft under the new age
limits are contemplated. according
to a statement by draft oficials yes
terday.
Some changes are expected in re-
Iation to men engaged in certain in
dustries, and particularly to the old
er men who will be within the age
limit
The automatic exemption Of rail-
road employees is under considera-
ton. Provost Marshal General
Crowder stated that the boards were
without authority to exempt a man
on the ground that he is in an es-
'Sential industry.
Chief Registrars.
o. Announcement OF the chief reg
fstrars who will be in charge Of the
'forty-one registration places on
September IL was made yesterday.
They will be assisted by a corps OF
more than 1000 registrars. The
chief registrars are:
J. s. Garland, Franklin School.
Thirteenth and K streets northwest.
c. T. Shoemaker. Arthur School,
Indiana avenue and B street.
Ralph L. Hebbard, Gales School,
Massachusetts, avenue and G street.
Jb
School. First and n streets.
y. L. BurcheH, Thomson School,
Twelfth and L streets.
DR.. Z. W. Titus, Toner School,
Twenty-fourth and F streets.
Paul E. Johnson. Grant School,
Twenty first and G streets.
Merritt o. Chance, Force School,,
| Seventeenth and Massach ave-
nue.
VI. c. Hazen. Jefferson School,
Sixth and D streets southwest.
W. J. Latimer. Greenleaf School
/ Four-and-a-half and NJ streets
southwest.
NJ Towers. Randall School,
First and I streets southwest.
Clifford Lanham, Eastern High
School. Eighth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast.
Dr. r F. Tobin. Bryan School,
Thirteenth and B streets southeast.
G. V. Rector, Van Ness School,
Fourth and NJ streets southeast.
Robert J. Jones, Western High
School. Thirty-ffth and R streets.
c. NJ. Davis, Reservoir School, Clarke
street and Elliott place.
Wade H. Coombs, Eaton School.
Thirty fourth and Lowell streets.
Harry o. Hine. Tenley School, Wis
cOnsin avenue and Yuma street.
B. F. Adams, Brown School, Con-
neCtiCUt avenue and Mckinley street.
Frank H. Stephens, Business High
School. Ninth street and Rhode Island
avenue.
DR.. W. A. warfeld. Garnet school,
Tenth and U streets.
]. Lawrence Solly. Emery School,
Lincoln road and Prospect avenue
northeast.
,teenth and R streets.
william P. Richards, Morgan School,
California avenue and Champlain
street.
Ben l. Prince. Cooke School, Seven
teenth and Euclid streets.
Snowden Ashford. Powell School,
School and Irving streets.
W. n. HandibOe. Peabody School
Fifth and c streets northeast.
L P. Robertson, Blow School, Ben
ming road and Nineteenth street north
east.
Robert L williams. Wilson Normal
School. Eleventh and Harvard streets.
DR.. W. D. Tewksbury, Brightwood
School, Georgia avenue and Peabody
street
W. V. Cox. Park View School. War
der and Newton streets.
D. 4. Black. West School, Thirteenth
and Farragut streets.
George NJ. Roberts. Brookland
School, Tenth and Monroe streets
northeast.
F. ]. Brunner. sLoose-Wiles Biscuit
Company, 5l3 Rhode Island avenue
northeast.
DR.. Psrcival Hall. wheatIey School,
MontellO and Neal streets northeast.
W. H. Wahly, Langdon School
Twentieth and Franklin streets north
east
J. c. Simpson. Benning School, Ana
costa and Benning roads northeast
z. V. Fisher. Burrville School, Di-
vision avenue and Haynes street
northeast
DR.. Charles R. Ely. Congress
Heights School, Nichols and Alabama
avenues southeast.
Warren B. Hadley. Ketcham
School, Fifteenth street and Good
Hope road southeast.
]. W. Dare, Randle Highlands
School, Pennsylvania avenue and O
street southeast
Cars Asked For.
An appeal for the use OF automo-
biles in the various registration dis
tricts on September u was issued yes
terday by the committee on trans