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day of this week, on which day the
work of advising registrants must
begin.
The work will be done as before
in the Court House and in certain
wards. Each associate member of the
Legal Advisory Board will please i'm
mediately report to the chairman I'M
| der whom he worked at the time of
the first registration, so that the
work may begin promptly and with
out confusion. The lawyers will rea-
lie that this is a hurry call, and that
so far as We know, the amount of
work to be done each day greatly ex-
ceeds the work done heretofore, since
10 per cent. of the questionnaires
are mailed each day for 10 days, in
stead of five per cent. each day for
20 days, as was the case in the first
registration.
We cannot too strongly empha-
size the Importance of this work and
of the absolute necessity of prompt
and continuous cooperation on the
part of every member of the Legal
Advisory Boards. The government
cannot get the men into the camps
until the missionaries are return
ed, so that this work is an essential
part of the program to put the army
in the field If any of the lawyers
had no part in the work heretofore,
they can be assigned to duty by COM
municating with one of the under
signed chairman.
With the exception of the Crimi-
nal Court there will be a recess of
the courts for four weeks beginning
September 18TH
The Adjutant General sent out a
call yesterday for 800 white and l.
200 colored draftees, the former to
entrain from October to IL, inclu-
sive, and the latter from September
% to 81, inclusive. The boards are
directed to exhaust the class of June
5, 1917, and to fill in with these
drafted June 5, this year, and to
speed up and place in class l those
so classified who were registered
August "a, so that where there are
men lacking, they can be filled in.
The allotment of whites by wards
wanted in Baltimore city at once fol-
lows:
First, 81; Second, 10; Third, 10;
Fourth, 90 Fifth, 16; Sixth, 20;
'Seventh, 21; Eighth, 10; Ninth, 10;
Tenth, 13; Eleventh, IA; Twelfth,
Is; Thirteenth, Is; Fourteenth, 10;
Fifteenth, 21; Sixteenth, 10; Seven
teenth, 16; Eighteenth, 10; Nine
teenth, 10; Twentieth, q; Twenty
first, 49, Twenty-second, It; Twenty
third, 10, and Twenty-fourth, 16.
By Counties-Allegany As; Anne
Arundel, 81; Baltimore, IS; Calvert,
8; Caroline, 16; Carroll, 21; Cecil,
IL; Charles, IS; Dorchester, IS;
Frederick, %; Garrett, 16; Hartford,
81; Howard, 10; Kent, u; Montgom
cry, %; Prince George, %; Queen
Anne, 8; Somerset, S; st. Mary's,
IS; Talbot, 10; Washington, "a; Wi
comico, II, and Worcester, IS.
The allotment of colored men by
wards is: First, none; Second, l;
Third, 20; Fourth, so; Fifth, A;
Sixth, 20; Seventh, IS; Eighth, Is;
Ninth, 4 =; Tenth, Is; Eleventh, rs;
Twelfth, 10; Thirteenth, 2; Four
teenth, As; Seventeenth, Sc; Eigh-
teenth. 80; Nineteenth, IL; Twenti-
eth, none; Twerty-frst, IS; Twenty
second, 8; Twenty-third, 10, and
Twenty-fourth, enc.
The counties are to contribute as
follows: Allegany, 49, Anne Arun-
del, 81; Baltimore, 90; Calvert, 80;
Caroline, 16; Carroll, Z; Cecil, 16;
Charles. 2S; Dorchester. 40; Fred
erick, %; Garrett, /; Hartford, Z;
Howard, Z; Kent, 27; Montgomery,
IS; Prince George, 40; Queen Anne,
20; St. Mary, 80; Somerset, 81; Tai
bot, 25; Washington, IS; Wicomico,
10, and Worcester, p.