The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-30
.YOUTHSREGIaER
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Those Who Have Become Twen-
ty-one Years Since Last I
July Eligible

Wednesday, July 81, is the day es-
pccially set aside in the Hawaiian Is
lands Ivy President Wilson for the reg
istration of youths who have attained
the age of twenty one years since July
of last year. The registration will be
conducted in Honolulu at the national
guard armory and the President s proc
lamation provides that such registra-
ton can be done between the hours
Of seven O'Clock in the morning and
nine O clock at night.
Youths residing in the Fourth Dis
trict will register with Local Draft
Board No. ], and those residing in
the Fifth District, will register with
the Local Draft Board No. 2.
This arrangement is for those living
in or near Honolulu.
For those who reside in the planta-
hOn districts, the plantation managers
will make their plantation mill and Of.
fee groups the ccnters for such regis.
tration.
The President 5 proclamation on this
subject is as follows:
Presidents Order
Now, therefore, !, Woodrow Wilson,
President of the United States, for the
purpose Of fixing the date for registra
tion in the Territory of Hawaii, do
hereby set, fix, and establish the thir.
ty-frst day of Jnly, one thousand nine
hundred and eighteen, as the date of
registration, and do hereby direct
that on such day, between the hours
Of seven a. m. and nine p. m, all male
persons herein made subject to regis
tration, do present themselves for the
purpose of registration for military
purposes, at such places and to be reg
istered by such persons or officials in
such areas as shall be designated and
appointed by the Governor of Hawaii.
All male persOns, citizens Of the
United States residing in Hawaii, and
all other male persons residipg i'm Ha
wall, who have, since the Thirty first
day of July, one thousand nine hun
drCd and seventeen, and on or before
the thirty first day of July, one thou
sand nine, hundred and eighteen, at
tninci their twenty-frst birthday, arc
required to register, excepting only of
fcers and enlisted men of the Regu
lar Army, the Navy, the Marine Corps,
and the National Guard and Naval
Militia while in the service of the
United States, and officers in the Off
GERS Reserve Corps and enlisted men
in the Enlisted Reserve Corps while in
active service.
Any person who, on account of sick
ness, will he unable to present himself
for registration may apply on or be
fprn hn Of pnyri Nra inn ut nlapn
designated therefor by the Governor
of Hawaii for instructions as to how
he may register by agent.
Any person who has no permanent
residence must register at the place
designated for the registration of per
sons residing in the area wherein he
may be on the day herein named for
registration.
Any person who expects to be alb
sent ON the day IcSignatcl for regis
tratiOn from the registration area in
which he permanently resides may reg
lister by mail, but the registration card
must reach the persons or officials ap-
pointed to cOnduct the registration in
such area ON or before the day herein
named for registration. Any such per
son should apply ms soon as practicable
at place or of person or official
designated Or appointed respectively,
by the Governor of Hawaii for in
structions as to how he may register
by mail.
Any person who, on account of alb
scnre without the Territory of Hawaii,
does not register shall, within five
days after reaching the first port In
Hawaii, register at the proper place
designated for registration, or by mail,
as provided for other absentees.
In witness whereof | have hereuntO
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done in the District of Columbia
this 18th day Of June, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
ami eighteen, and of the independence
Of the United States of America the
one hundred and forty second.
WOODROW WILSON.
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