The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

lflCat1OnS Tor civilians ana IN aQQ1tlOn De
recommended through the commanders
of the divisions, departments, depot
brigades or camps to which they belong
Manner of Application and Procedure
For Selection.
l. All civilians will be required to
make application to attend this school
by filling out a blank form provided for
that purpose in which they agree to en-
list for the duration of the war, if over
draft age or be voluntarily inducted if
within draft age, and to report at this
school when ordered by these head
quorters
D. After filling out these forms both
classes of civilians will be examined by
a reputable physician at their own ex
pense, or by an army medical officer,
application in place provided therefor
A second examination will be required
before entering the school unless this
preliminary examination was made by
an army medical officer Thereupon this
application will be forwarded by the ap-
plicant to the nearest officer on duty as
professor of military science and tactics,
or to any other agency designated on
the enclosed list or to be hereafter added
thereto, together with three testimonials
from reputable persons as to good char
acter.
8. AS soon as possible thereafter the
applicant will be notified to appear at
his own expense before the professor of
military science and tactics or other
authorized agency for examination as to
his qualifications to attend this school
He will be rated and his application will
be forwarded, together with a recon-
mendation, to the school.
4. Applications received at the school
from such examining agencies will be
reviewed and approved or rejected, and
applicants will be notified from these
headquarters of the action taken.
5. Approved applicants above the
this school for enlistment Immediately
upon receipt of subsequent notification
to do so. but will receive reasonable
prior notice
g. Approved applicants within the
draft age will be required at subse-
quent date to appear before their local
board within "a hours after receipt of
summons from said board and agree to
accept or refuse Individual induction. If
they accept, they will be inducted into
the service and sent to this school within
seven days. e
7. Enlisted men are required to make
application to attend the school through |
their division, department. depot brigade,
or camp commanders, and will be order
ed to the school from time to time when
called for by these headquarters.
Pay, Et Cetera.
l. All civilians while at this school
will receive the pay of private, first-class
($330O per month";. Upon graduation
as officer-candidates they will be ap-
pointed to the grade of Sergeant and re-
ceive $500 per month. While at the
school and after successfully graduating
IS officer-candidates food, clothing,
bedding, etc, will be furnished. A man
With a wife must allot not less than SIS
/ month to her To this the government
adds SIS if childless; SIS if there be one
,hild; $3.50 if there be two children,
md $500 month for each additional
,hild.
2. Men within the draft age will be
,ent to the school at the governments
expense Those above the draft age will
,e required to travel to the school at
heir own expense, but will be reinl-
,ursed to the extent of 3 1-2 cents per
nile II
8. When commissioned second lieu-
enants, they will receive $141.67 per
month, and a1lotments will automatically
ease. Quarters are furnished officers
ut not for their families. Married sec.
md lieutenants, in addition to the above,
will receive communication of quarters
mounting to $24 per month, making
heir total compensation $165.6 per !,
lonth Officers are required to pay for
ood and clothing. na
Suggestions to Civilians. /.
I. Upon entering the school, candi-
ates will not be allowed to keep in the
arracks any luggage but handbag or
barracks bag. They should not bring
-unks with them. s-..
q. Civilian. clothing may not be worn
the school, and will have to be sent
ONE after arrival here or otherwise
isposed of.
Mrs. Harlie Nelson and daughter, of b
pokane, are visiting at the home of c
II. and Mrs. w. H. G1idden-