New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1917, Page 13

!DA' JUNB 20, 1917, ® ENLISTMENT WEEK ERICA CALLS FOR VOLUNTE - JOIN THE C.N.G.OR REGULAR ARMY' More Pollce Duty For Mlhtlamen' \ * > Intensive Tralmng Begms \ GeneralClarenceB Edwards, commander of the Northeastern Department, United States Army, has dinctedflmtallNaflom] Guard troops be: wlm from police duty as speedily as possible, and that all be withdrawn by July 3. Assurance is given that the whole Connecticut National Guard will soon be in camp receiving I‘NTENSIVE 'I'R.AINING for real action. Regular army Recruits will go into training at once. Recruiting Week, designated by President Wilson, ends Saturday mght. ENLIST TODAY. - THE CATECHISM OF THE HOUR 3 Why Should a Youné Man Volunteer - in the Regular Army or National Gualgd When the Selective Draft Is : ,.(‘) mowm, mmte,kwmmlblhmtotmqnmhmmbmahn s otflnmmdhuspmudmordhlinup ; mmmmmmmnmmuemmuu home @ mmmmmmwwnwmmflub e (c) Beocsuse have only until June 80th to volunteer in the regular army and because volun- u-d‘“mmmmmumeuudmmmmwmm Wbat Advantage Is There Volunteer- _ing Instead of Waltmg for the - Selective Draft? ‘ =) !&h--otofleflumnm Gb) '!bma:noo of promotion. The nmnsmyandthnwam Who Can Enlist? () Intbnngu]u'nrmy,mybodyhtmm.pldltmdln,m.md“' : t'l‘rn,rhy prwxdodt.hthohmtsnbjnto!dcrmny Auflh—!m m (b) IntholhtiomlMwwmmmdlsmfi,mmmmfl"fl g papers. (o) Mmfimbypmnm'mthmdnmdnhmhrhm ‘ (d) Enlistment and service hmnmdmdhmhrhmmm in dfi.flnm army ar the National Guard and mndlhnmumtarmmm For How Long Must You Enlist? (a) for the duration of the war. (b) Pro blyywanmdninmmmum'u.um&dnnhl& : ‘What Is the Pay? ey dollars 00 th and f medical a fl +3 (u? TM‘:{. (330 )smnu an m";flnkamll.prohm hm ,fi? . (b) nwumuvmcmmumummmmm.nmh () Alm-lhsv ymd:fldmmhonortoyonrhmflymflnukflhcmol% to your own self-respect (d) The satisfaction of having defended from invasion ym mother, father, land; and of having served themnofh llbu'tyfhvulwn ’mfimfl whonitil'.hnatenoduleldombd Where and How to Enlist? i If you want to enlist for either NATIONAL GUARD or REGULAR-ARMY and’ don’t know where to apply, Telephone to this newspaper and get the information. " Americé Calls You to " the Colors!