Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, July 19, 1917, Image 6
Rules for .fejeemption Boards VVill Be
. Ironclad and Lvery possibility gf .
Misunderst irvdrng .Eliminated
—First Call Probably Will
Be for 750,000 Men.
and svt forth l heir ehiinfs.
fried. for ediomple, that a a
vjed, and lias children-will l
bis .'iVjaetion for. servin'.
ui-is Mnar-
■ im-bun'to
It is probable 1 ' that :t <vKi , ,0«.pnjpeiri
tint) of those who FegHtYre-ei, \vill
be* i cxetnpfeel Id" classes'" hirei-1> •sub-
Washington.— Of imariy " U*db
taetj of military'age who have, hern
registered in accordance, \yitli the se
lective* draft law, those who are i>li \ si -
rally H.ualijied atid are . not exerupYtid.
will have one ediuTioedu three -of being
Valle»iujti.» the yolors this year/'-
ThfSf-is (hd-estiimite lin'd ~fuTs beVm
made hy the military autliori-tms in
Washington/.; ‘
~~Tbe first phase of >thO greatdas.k Of
raisin'^ 'uh army under the*^universal
reiA itv System hits hem completed..
More than lo.ooo.octi jnfeti have - actual"
.ly been .cuwllcd and;jtukiug into con
sidrratibn the iHitnbeifof mm re'gis-
tration tif^o who art* now sejrving either
in'fhe army or navy or National Guard,
fhe estimates timde hy tIp*.census .bu
reau .nfion the basis nj’ population have
heuu attained. All of the*-men subject
to the law have responded to the rail.
or iit sotne. othri!
•soon as thi' president lias approved tiie
'O'-Ogl
w :•£
dreaming e.\es -ipid I*
its they send their sons
Af world war; "To
So must the niolherofd
wmrnmmm.
t" while the eurtimi, shown at the right
tery ronimander'ds itshed to give a dertsi
is giveTr rib T huge i11a»dline jvviil^iuvse
fn modem gnnding out the firsi^fmTt
No Comment: in Advance.
For fenr-of pwhfiising the b.oOO.OH)
men who. \vjd be ^subject to the rati,
ULmeral l¥ttwder has hern unusually
careful-' not to discuss for publication
Germany
there will he no
possibility of charges of
tioii 'and favoritism in the selection of
Hie men who tire to Hike up arias with
flic first
Military authorities estimate
tip* first draft will It * for
hiore than that nun
to the national army
(inch 1 lie '.Vation-id <p
he brought
1 -ht*—difficulty
: fill' J efolia t foltle-, ha
The family consist.-
three iritis. The iri'rl
■"ami 'tvari-nx^liitjjLi^es
j following in the fo
t hat /
considerably i
her. Iii uilelition
the regular army
aid will probably |
up to. war strength. Tlmre,
a* resent* training camps,
he drawn upon to tilt vn-
Mnjetr catieies iii the active ranks. ■ jt is not
Belgian improbable, therefore, that the ‘number i
is been ■ to he* selected w ill Jnv nearer TnO.UUO’ .
rjn lit'.**., than .jOUJkjd.
I’lneing the.. number, -of men regis
tered at tlJ.IHMl'lMMI, It is estimated that
i'>.(K»l.(K)U W ill ht> exe
tea tinritur the liner 1 war.
idtiiek, the ijiext spa. also
the 1’.oi f wdp and is now
1 in Saloniki with the lloVal
l.xelaimetl Mr.
dy, isn’t- that
v .
vers v .witIt
the . tltike • of
dhTng of that
Miry mail 1
the mat) 1 once p.'all
I let 1ft ird'S hit tir'r.XtfXa
"sort? ' Why. -.flttit’ji.-f
want.” ‘
Roland Kr l’rottvero waX :
time political foe of the prenin;
ltmde' fto'j li fferefie.e_sry Ion
delis an et*feiehtj[iwon for the b
Xngtiit»er- CLirps.. -—- - —-
• William, the thltyj-son. wys atmut to
enlist tit the !IeirifutUii:_of the war:
I iii t w as,pre\enteti.from jloini: so by a
hriikentjley. The fsith» r has not heard
fi'iitu hiftn for months at.pl believes he
TAKING A MESSAGE HOME
.mpthd foi'Jyeneral
uminin^ KHl’ikX),
Is .now at the front, with -tin
iistins; of the rcnmininy ...
ViM.»,tMM» will lie rejected for j
ysicai
now
GERMANS GE!T BOGUS PAPERS
^++++*++++++++-H-H-t-+++++++
i NO REGISTRATION CARD, f
+ TWO NEGROES BEATEN ±
Fury of British Drive Made ImposSi
ble to Continue Publication of
"the GeniJne.
4* j Kansas Cjjty. Mo.—I’nele Sam T
* tie I has a misyuidetj hut WiHinX +
4* Ji-otiseriirtion aid lit William Mac- _*£
|< ’It*11 anl twcntp -tvvo, a structural +
sfet»l worker. Shortlv before mid- ^
.j, n.iudit Mac('ldlhiii luiltetj a pair *r
T of jfeftroes; 'J
X "See this,” he queried, shnv- V
+ ,nir one .of flic little ldm* reyis- ^
ip tration eer.iideate^ under their ^
Loiuhii). -War '.papers issued by
(JermaM oFTnies at the front are bring
ing ldfchpriees. The fufy of the Brit
ish /drive Yirfs. niatfe It iini>ossihle to
eat ion and scarcity
PRICELESS BOOK IS FOUMn
'cojftimit* their prihli
<iif"mimhers issued has resulted in as
4iiuh as ;ttui marks being offered
for a single <-ojiy. ‘ , J
. Printers througlmut the empire are i
working on counterfeit reproduofions.m
tnanyidf wlin h are-so near, the orig-tj
iuol&EJthtLt Jt-1 s impossible to tell, t helix
apart. ~rUthough warnings huvyXheen
given not to buy the Ithgt^T copies,
Thnqsands tire being sold its originals
throughout the tountry. . /
Letters of Vespucci 1 * 1 "Stolen • F
Florence Some Years Agp, 1$ Re
. —caver-ed in Mail.
The currier pigeon i.v still fouu i .iV
1 * • X
nl in the war, despite tiH tin* iiew in
ventions. tllle of them is here seen
leaving the trenches with a message
mie
H't+ses
” one of the negmes re-
•atnl what's iuore, we aiu~t
to wear one t»f them
Lundoii. A Homo (llspjitrh- reports?
^Soine years ago t here Was stolen
from Florence an ohhhook. u.f prici^lcss
value of which only one copy is in ex-
istetuV. U wins ^entitled “The let tens
<»f Amerigo Vespucci,” and In'it the
celel.irated Florence explorer reeountetj
WlBMeupfiin' tin* xtruct u r-:i 1
steel worker 'b^ueeedod to-Win-
onstra’te the ^jpeclorUy. tlf
trained muscle nndlshqrtly after-
vtards Uiaf<-bed t'ljg.tu'.gn.TKs up in
front of the sergeant’s deJdxjit
the police heiidquarters. It wa>
made shortly after 'Cohitnh is.
"The hook belonged to Ma uui.s t’im-
T^ri'TT'" iVGT 1 ™ "flWlMimfWf TmaS 1
%y. Bn* i>ollce,- no trace of it could h«
ff»undm^Now the pollcer while inspects
1 ng postaT v fmckage8,addressed to fop.
efgn WS^nMes^WiWjhe Italian - Svdis*
frontier, have dIscov^p«4a parcM <h,n-
taintfig the precloof worlrSxqie puck-
age. was »d«< ro « co d to a r Ocrnrnn~ v bqc>k■
seller A^tio tied to Switzerland aftertSr
In is rosef in a body and kjflved bln
1 froiu. the top of the stairs, to ! lni.hot-
r) ... iffttr-iiitr‘bf
T:\vrath, hi* bbbbTed aw ay to. the'Ir’esl-
dence of tin* president of the-eTub^ and
j;:| there com plained of i t^e trei/tmenrWe
tStfJf hat! redelved. 1/ •"['
mp "VVluit w<rtild*«you Bo In my place?”
*‘ be ’uskdd. ’ ‘
* "Well,"!8ald the president. *‘‘I - shouk
play on the ground floor In futurr
it’s safer;” / • * *
ii fateful match Tor the trio. AlT
three xyere churged with disturb
ing the pwice.'i '
••That’s aU. right sergeant,”
said i-Fuck Sam’s co-wortter,
“justj put’em in a cell, with me."
—MacCIellan’s requa*»t wM not
Xjrapil'r were claimed by A. A. ijeiit-
In^-bf-Southslde, Oiiiahn, In a letter
to theX^heriff. ^Renting said he? was
making xtrlp from Sacramento to bltf
home In 1895 and that he had* the jew
els with film. Rearing he-would be
robbed, he, *ald*
hillside, and was
to retrieve then.
lo belqng td fhe aero.chrps ure busy tralnin
at Hunt 1
lagton BearhJLoiig Island. The photograph^shows several members if the unit
•Carting on a trial fight in a scupluive. • \ * 1 "r
vet able to return
ontbreak of
v~
* AGE IT WO
How National -Army Will E s ,-«’< ; ‘ : *» r ding to ti.e standards
. ; -'j. ■ —— — - ' ju'hw prevullTng for>re«ruifs. *' --
Universal 1
Service- System.-
Th*‘fe will cemiiui, therefore, subject’
to dull fur-ihny-JiUiiii'.v time 'J.ntMMKlO.
juen, w Ii'JilwU-k-Ju* ready :i.t any time to-
hhgin j heir miiitttrry (['aiuingh If 7o0,-
(MM1 UTe t<] l«e..<'a,*lled, ilu* man who lias
registered :tnd - is-i'bysi<-:illy tit. and
cannot plifjfii. e.veiiij thiii,' Hits' a little
better Itia'n iTin* ciiaiiee in .tliueq to go
Ipto active twice. '
General Exemption^
jeCtsi .tluiiU' u Inuare obviously pby-d-
civlly unfit, ami.lit gejieral inXsop^ etn-
-j 11 oy.etl in 111 * • pt i l Tli mfter.vbv, fn.: n;.i t.iAits*
workmen in arsenals, iirmoneXiind at
tlte ( navy yards:^ Tin* regulations will
deslnn;ft.e siw-el'fieaHy . lmw tln_jm' gen
eral exeiii|.tihiis';nrei to be* male.
-Those, w ho do not'fall witlijn tlrese.
gt’nCriTTT'lasses.iiiust appearbeforqd he
exempt-jon -board A withitv>tbeir district
! -j'ilA me
•l,l.v TlllhT
(hniionstfate* that lie confYib'utes to the
sf/pprn-t of his fan lily, . Tin* village*
* * ■" * e.
ielb*r plieise wife*, tala's ;in washing will
King \ i.i• 11*r IhniwanimKol Italy wiite|iing the* N preigress of his treiups from a Mintage' |mint liigli in
tains. ‘J Ar rest uf-fmlTragtst pieke-ts who ellsplayeel eil/bw'tieMih.bb* banners in fremt of tin* White' Ibm^e*. ll
teigrnph "f th'iie-ral Ilubmt ■ I,\aute*y of France*. *1 GcnerHj I’tT-sliihg leaving the Hotel-tlev Invatide's in l’arb
COAST ARTILLERY OFFICERS AT WAR GAME
t oast artillery otlie-ers playing tlq* war game at Feirt Andrews. ne*ar Ite»st«vn. A large re*lie*f map re-iire‘sewt> the
ltefsteni harbor. A naval e*xport nnnie*nve*rs the.""enemy, flee
' eurtaiu is tml+M asieb*|and rrre-li ieillii , ri'. , "iybo -represents^ hall
e»f ae'tion within a certain minihe r of niintitcs.
It ele-e'tsion-.oil bis course
exe'mptlonjrefculutbms which have bee*n
drafteeT by a special hoard under tint
direction of tin* provost marshal ge'ii-
erab Iii many re'spe».-ts r it-is'the* more'
e’tmiplie-ate'd and ditlie-ult portion e»f
the task. . Appreixi:uate*|y' -t.MkV he in r< is
'--euie for ewery ,'Ht.eHHi of the* popula
tion of the- country—ure to be appoint
ed to pass upon the* exemptions, to ele
vide'w liei shall he* subject to the* call
of military, duty and who ^hall hot.
Boa re Is of appeal .for e'M*ry feeleral ju-
die'ial district muM also he* designatetl
-by the~ pr**si<leiit.
Wlie*n t Iii list A been ae'e*omplisli*'d
tin- instructions to'the prinmr.i lioar<k<(
wliieb are to ae*t in the rapacity of
e'eiurts of first instance* fn passing upe’m
cxeniptieins are te> In* issue-d. MaJ.
Ue*tq Knoch I. (’row;de r and his assist
ants- among them some of the nmst
distinguished lawyers of the ceuintiy —
have virtually eompleted the pivlimlr
nary elrnft which is miw’’■ before* the
preside'nt and tin*'• secretary of war.
As soem as it is nppreiveii and the* won
-F-+*
probahly baye* elillre-ulty in couxjiueing
the* heiard that lie 1 shoubl -,Ileir"get ItltO
training;-
The ejjll will be jittule by the presi-
de-ut for ;i certain number of-men s ulh*
ciently large fei tt>ake* if ■.cefta’b'F tKiit
tin- hT'cessaVy itmtiher for
■A
h*
for tine cause or ahortnlr.
aetua-1 se^rv--
will he obtained sift-e'fjj'l.iui'inat.le'US!
sehvaie by wliicli . tli}* men tftay be
,-i'ehos. n has expcrimnuTTSl with tariotis
devie-es for drawing by lot. It IXpitub-
able* that this plinJe,* -of tlnrdraft will
he* made a puhjfe* yei;ej.aony, which will
he* carries!’ out at the euipitols of the
State's
If the registrant has run the Exemp
tion gantle-t lie' Will pi'e : Se‘Ut hiniSi;Vf he‘-
fore the milithr\ r -authoritie‘S for pli.xsl-
’e*ul e'XaniinhtieiflT If reje'Cted. be* will
lie* elismisseal. but . a fe e'ord of Ills e-ase'
win he kept. If accepted.' lie jrfH r
A'tft to one of The .sixteen eaiitotiiine'lits
Idle tnoJh-
miTions are a-king, \yi(!i
*•>.'S Jpid- I>r» aking 4i«*ht4s.
nto the* W e'ltef
() (iod
^ erililin \vmt died ou
tip* e*ross have Jpfestiom d. in fhe bit 1
Jerness of hen" soul,.' as -he*- looked up
ward PaX the dying Christ, to tin*
• laflvemiig'skie s of Calvary. ' Ami as
try kne'w. e ven In he r suffering, that
_ Avber+v ha-w ill- smUergu- triUTnng to Ut
aim for the* rigors of wrrr--of Ipdd in
n*aeline'ss ltej ent’e\r eme e.f the.* tradniiig
| e*amp*s wbh ii' will he drawn upen» to till
gaps hr tin* ranks. ^ -
A Tremendous Task.
Army ofli.kds .)*» m>t nihiimize tha.
difliehilty of. jbc; intricate* ttisk aheant-
of tItem. • The piv-rdent is wrestling .
wiMi-tbe* prohli'Ui of scle.*e't itm , the ex--
e*mptiem boards, so that 1 ’tllC'I'e* v\'..l he
nil hjVsi.s. for charges- of faMit itmtn or
.political preference. Tin* normal board
probably "dl he tin* same* as that
wliieb eondiieted the•rl gt^tratiou. hut
tin-re will' nrohtilily liwmrthy-xeep-
ti'dti's ^rrnv* general rule*. An vjTort is
being hui.de t*» dhttliu 111 • ‘11 olily e»t- the*
bigbest .cbiirae'ter for the ajpe-ilatq
hoards. . .i. - C-
< lehend (’row iler and bis jissistatits
are we TV. e’ilt'e'fUl ll"t to dis* lose e*M'tl
\
tem ujee>n wliieb they bait* \i'rtual|y
!:ci'*4'*l. '1'beC fear that, it it Were* eX-
d rtu'W e'ltange*- tlu.f' might he
LAMPBLACK ON ALPINE FIGHTERS
NELLIE, BELGIUM’SAIASC0T
tkvjf 44ufP*ti.riv?! 1 "--. -.lio.iie tin* irreaf--
e*\ el' k now 11. . s\(
ment of oOO.ttuo men for tire* n**w
tional army.
.‘■st light* lot inn ni t y ha
din* .tnotli* rs of ten-lay know that bae-k until e*M*ry detail
tipreme sacritbi,* sUTties the
"f their .*
glery and
nv eif worbl fri*e»dom.
POST FOR MAN HE DERIDED NOT , ONE, SLACKER THERE
tlmXsystem that hits-, been te'titatlvejy
.devised.. IJe* bimse-lf has a very cb’ur
x ieb*fl, be* saiel. of wlial is t«> be* de»ne*.
but before tin* instructions are. t«• lie
se*nt out e*Ve*ry peessibility of' inisuneier-
slanding Is tei be weighed and every
edianee fe»jj eennplicutioti is te> be •elimi
nated. The rules title to be ironclad
aueihis spi*e;iYli’ ns bnijian ingenuity cun
make them, Xo that
Lloyd,George Picks 0!d-Time"Poj|itical
I Foe Because He Is Best
N Man for Job.
Father and Five Sons of New Jersey
Are All In ^Army .in War With
Lotulon. -e-r l’] e*mii*r Lloyd George,
picks Ills subordinates in curious.wnys ;
On account of the- food senip'ity- a in I
tin* iifeal for iiuTe*a*ed jirediictioti. the
premier was bar*l put to think of a
suitable* (nan to 1 li.ll the post of, presi-
ele'lit of tjye hogc L < * f jVgti cult tire, A
peilitiefai e*edie*agU's overlie-iiriiig Mr.
'Verona*; N. J. No r one woitbl ae*cusi»
Tbe.itiui.s FI stem, e.f tlds jdaee* and his
ftituily e»f e-ight of being it gfeiup- of
slackers. The father, win* is.iniw all
American ejif/en, wa*-*h«rn it: I»«■•%«m-
sliiree. Fnglanel, ateb series! v|\ years
In the artHh-r‘y..hrain , li of tin* P.titisb
irrmy.—Ton old for :;e Tl\ e >.*r\ iee in
tin* b.Htd. of bis JiduptioTl. he bits joitieel
battalion, i
V. . ■
1“ eme of the greatest enemies
troops suiea-r*-tli *ir faces 'anil
WjTH YALE’S AERO CORPS UNIT
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