Arizona republican., 1918-08-19
MILITARY POLICE
 W|THH0ME BOYS T0GUARD HONOR

eral selective service regulations gov erning men en route from their local boards to military camps. These reg ulations draw the line tighter against the use of intoXicants en route and provide for special military police to see that the regulations are enforced.
 The arm band, or brassard. in future, will represent the uniform of the Unit ed States and the moment the brass ard is stitched on the left arm of the selected man he is in uniform, under military rule.
 The new selective service regula- tions. published at the request of the Maricopa county local board which will send to Camp Pike some so men next Monday, follow:
 Office of the Provost Marshal Gen ral,
 Washington, D. C., July S1, 1918. Changes No. '.
 The following changes relate to the induction, mobilization, and entrain- ment of selected men.
 Sections 162. 163, and 172 of the Se- lective Service regulations are amend 1 ed to read as herein indicated, and sections 162%. 325 and 326 are added l thereto. as follows:
 | Section 162.
 After sub paragraph (5), add the fol : lowing paragraph:
 The local board shall read to each contingent the Regulations Govern ing Drafted Men En Route to Mobliza . tion Camps" (P. M. G. O. Form 20O9 sec. 325), and shall impress upon the selected men the necessity of so con- ducting themselves as not to bring re- proach upon themselves or the service to which they belong, and shall dis tribute to each selected man a copy ot the Regulations Governing Drafted Men En Route to Mobilization Camps | Special attention should be called tC i the provisions of the Articles of Wal which appear on the reverse of the Regulations Governing Drafted Mer En Route to Mobilization Camps" ] Section 1624 Brassards. 1 (a) The local board shall furnish each selected man. at the time he re ports for duty (being the occasion oi the first roll calD. with an arm band or brassard bearing the letters "U. S x. A." and said arm band or brassart shall be stitched Immediately to tho left sleeve of the selected man two inches above the elbow. The arm bant or brassard herein prescribed shal constitute the uniform of the nationa army from the time of induction into the military service until the arriva of the selected man at the mobiliza tion camp. and said arm band ol brassard shall not be removed iron the clothing of the selected man prio to his arrival at the mobilization camp (b) In addition to the brassarC herein prescribed to be placed on thu left sleeve of each selected man. tho local board shall furnish and hay, stitched to the right sleeve of eacl leader and assistant leader an arn band on which shall appear the letter "S. P" This arm band shall b stitched to the right sleeve of the lead CT two inches above the elbow and t the right sleeves of the assistant lead CTS two inches below the elbow an, shall be the uniform of the specia military police provided in section Is hereof
 Section 163.
 After the last paragraph, all the fol lowing paragraphs:
 The leader and assistant leader designated in accordance with tn provisions of this section shall be ap | PC4iith oItNlcl IillIlNdi DOliOt DN LII local board and shall be furnished | the local board with warrants of ap pointment (P M G. o. Form 20l0, set 326) and with copies of Regulation Governing Drafted Men En Route { Mobilization Camps" (P. NJ. c. o. ForI 2009, sec. 325)
 The appointment of leaders and as sistant leaders vests them under tn warrant herein provided with powe and authority to maintain good orde in their respective contingents an squads: to part and quell all quarrel frays, and disorders among the SC lected men under their immediate con trol: to search out, seize, confiscat and destroy all intoxicating liquor. in cludng beer, ale or wine. introduce among their respective contingents ( squads either prior to departure ( while en route. and in general 10 talk all steps necessary to the maintenanc of proper discipline in their respectiy contingents and squads. In the eXer else of the authority conferred upo them they are authorized to arrest ( confinc any selected man in their re spectlVc contingents or squads who not amenable to ordinary disciplin but this authority should be exercise sparingly and only in the most az graNatcd cases. The authority herei conferred does not extend to the are. of civilians or to persons in other con ungents or squads or who may be sut feet to military law but who are nc members of the contingent or squad i charge Of d leader or assistant leade except that should any person in ar other contingent or squad or who ma be subject to military law create an quarrel or fray. or disorder among tl members of any contingent or squa said person may be placed under al rest by the leader or assistant leadt in charge of said contingent or squa and reported immediately to his sl perior officer
 Section 172
 After the last para graph, add Il following paragraph:
 The leader shall keep a record of a violations of Regulations Governir Drafted Men En Route to Mobilizatie Camps and of all cases of disorder conduct among the men in the contiI gent and off all damages to railroa and other property by the men in u contingent and shall submit a repo ol each individual case to the con manding officer of the mobilizatic camp immediately upon arrival f. proper action of the military autho ities.
 Section 325. Regulations Governir Selected Men En Route to Mobilizatic Camp. P. M. G. o. Form No. 200 (Secs. 162 tnd 163. s. $. R.)
 Regulations Governing Drafted M,
 En Route to Mobilization Camps
 l. Upon induction by local boar selected men are subject to milita1 discipline and to the penalties provit