The evening herald., 1918-03-23

The boys working reserve .- or-
rani4co by the department of labor
at Washington o.. r aud include
an boys 100 school between tho ages of
lG and 90.
Each state has a. state director with
enrolling agents iu ,uch county. Su-
perintoudoni J. u. Wagner. santa Fe.
iS the state director school teachers
al over the state will be- enrolling
officers. When 20 hoy vnrolls takes
the oath uf allegiance and service.
%" is given a ccrtifivatc with seal
~ the government aud vu trroll
mcut button ~ hc works is much
Js thrty-siN days of cHCh hnurs c1ch
ON - taEm or ranch. ut sixty DAYS ot
eight hours cIch iu some essential
Industry he viii hy awarded fed
oral hrdr" OF honor \u military -,r-
vice wall bc required and mo- boy will
Dee enrolled without the consent uf
parent on guardian. Boys can work
un their father farm ur ranch Hud
rer,iy" the same orcN, CO.'S If th,E
worked ior others EcEuul wages
win nr paid
t.ci Into the Wnt
What are you going tu du u,N'
vacation NlrcIdt students trr WHb.
ms tncIr plans some nf the old'.
boys have been trSiug to ful out Iu.'
now they can get into war Wurt.
Tor every one wants tu uu something
to- help Not that they are COINS g.
uuit school to Join the military, rhr,
have read the stttrmpu,@ of pr'H-
dent wilson and many other war
iui them tu do rs tp finish school
that the United state. urcud, has
moro men. obtained through the uraft.
than It can equip and arm and that
the fellow who sticks io h- school
until hts course b. completed is ro-
ine 20 bc more valuable 80 hls coun-
tr, IN the war anr aftrr u, than tine
Toy who, quitting before bis l1l ,
is trained, can Dee uuly % FOLLOW v.. mot
ID leader
Nuw the rovyrumcu, has found 90
way for the older hoys--thusc It and
ulder-.tn do war service. tu do just
the thiur that most needs 90 %, dou,
th.s year u i- Co enlist in the united
states boys working reserve, tu OBJ
tain commission ana Co wear the
distinctive badge of that division ut
our fighting furCcs The hoy who
does that Will serve. We pro sure J-
faithful, ae he would Serve 10 BE-
were in the trenches, struggling
through mud. among rats ana the
hoNics OF his fallen cuu.rados lies
faithfully as though hc were gtluJt
uu u scl strcwn With mines and hio-
Jcu submarines not knoWirr what
mum,1t he would go down. Nud
ny performing well h.s enlistment Doe
the reserve. the hoy viii bc doing his
pali as much as AN, other uphun-
man bon the war
What HAS Iic 10 Dop
Whit has the hoy ~ the reserve co.
do" " m easiest Co explain ana to
understand. this way
We can ruthmlN uy of our couu-
try in this war as In the old poem.
we've got the ships, we've got th"
men we've got the money, too" The
only thing we're rot sure about, th"
only weak point m our attack uSlnr
a football tcrmD whore We can ull
down. IL ON food Aud u looks hN, We
may fam dawn there,
lust because you have enough to
eat at home don't think everybody
has More than million uf our men
are under arms now; they az" not
producing foo1, ana they must eat
and goodness knows We want them Ca
eat hearty. II must hc awful tu have
To drll drill drill hours aud hours
DAYS aud days or TO strurel" with
the enemy in trench. or uut In No
Mans Land. without q fun stomach
Imagine yourself utf there, away from
the folks" depending on food from
bach home--and none coming
Millions Must Fat.
Then besides our own soldiers
there are millions of others our nl-
lies who are fighting side hy sld'
with our boys anl not pruduciur
,t, foodl whose farms have become
battlefIclds torn and h.po,y, and who
must eat. too ana other millions oi
women. boys girls, lit,lc children, In
thoso war.racked lands who haN,
neon ljyinr on short ratious for two
ar thrro wears ald whose lati"nH lr,
r.ttiur ahorter every month. Thr