The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-06


 classified in Class A, which. after physical approval, are to go towards making up the roster for the next call for army duty.
 The local board has already re- viewed 963 of the more than 2,002 persons registered. Of course some are reported already in the service, and some have not reported How ever the 271 made up from the CTS shows about the proportion that are placed in the first class here. This may be reduced some by the physical examinations which come later.
 The class is made up of the single young men without dependencies, of the married men who have habitually failed to support dependents, of the married men dependent on wives or others for support, of the unskilled farm laborer. of the unskllled indus trial laborer. of the registrant who claims no deferred classification, of the registrant who fails to answer and return his questionnaires. and of lhe registrants not included in the other classifications.
 In the second class there have been found to be but eleven Those are from the ranks of those who are mar ried but on whom the family is not dependant; the necessary skilled l farm laborer engaged in agricultural ! enterprise, and the necessary skilled | laborer in industrial enterprise
 Of the third class the board has .ound thirteen. These are men with l dependent children not his own, or l dependent fathers and mothers, or helpless brothers and sisters, or county or municipal officers
 1 Of the fourth class there have been
 found so far to be 33G This is the
 largest classification Those in this
 lass are men with families depend
 ant on them, or men who are exempt
 ed because their service is necessary
 to the government The dependen
 cies all come in this classification and
 that is what makes 1t of such consid
 earble proportions.
 There have been 47 placed in class
 i've. These are practically final ex-
 captions They are legislative. judi cial or executive officers of the gov 1 ernment, state or territory; ordained ministers, students preparing for the ministry; persons fin the military or naval service, resident aliens, per 1 sons totally unfit for physical or l mental reasons; persons morally un- fit 10 be soldier of the United States, and licensed pilots
 There have been 130 of the regis rants to whom questionnaires have been sent who have not returned hem, and whose time Is up for them 0 be returned. There penalties set for this negligence, one of which Is that the persons shall, unless good explanation is made. be placed in the first class and shall, unless good ex- llanation is made. be placed in tho
 rst class and called immediately toI le service
 There ara 21 of the ones checked nus far that are in the service Ofl the appeals there are but seven thus far. One has been transferred to an other division. There are 86 thatI lave not been passed on for some eason or another in most instances 1ccasioned by the board deferriug the classification to make further inves- .igation on claims set up. or whore questions have been answered fin what the board considers a matter loubtfully true
 The last of the questionnaires will Ie mailed out by ,ne board next Wednesday, and the seventh day from that date all must be back Then the board will get down to it's final leductions, which 1t is believed will show considerable of the pro rata lere qualified for the service.
 The physical examinations will come later, and of course in every instance the physical examination l must be correct else the registrant is deferred. However the physical re- quirements are not as strict now as they were in the beginning
 At at meeting of the legal advis ory board of Garland county, called l to arrange for advising registrants for military service held at the court house Dee Is, 1917. the members of the bar were assigned to appear at the court house in the court room at 9 o'clock of the forenoon on the days as follows. respectively, for the pur- pose of advising ~ogistrants in fin- ing out their questionnaires. On re- ceipt of the questionnaire. or as soon thereafter as possible. all registrants are requested to report, if they de sire assistance of the board, thereby avoiding accumulated work for the latter part of the period The attor neys are assigned as follows: Monday, January fudge A. Curl Murphy and Stallcup. + P Chappell. Henry Green (col). Geo P Whiting on. sidney Taylor Tuesday. January s.-Judge Scott f- !