New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1918, Page 10

ey Thave regis- flestionnaires must be returned after being strants. The law be made with- ys after the receipt of the Marshal seven d questionnaire, but Provost General Crowder hopes the will ot take the seven yond as sedily stionna vt much ipendous task classifying 00,000 regis trants Exemption Claims Necessary The questionnaires are in printed form, 1 call for a but this matter explair wvs, and arran my indiv ve the advice designate < of the local boards in answei mnaires, like the nswoer f hat tl ed by th istrant other answers ould permit the ntitled to ‘ assitication o1 xemption it was found that 1is plan t i spared the reg gh he knew himself Uutimately his stat ed and he 1 But Able time and labou Bthat the drst men of L be started for the wnd No rowder explained the army’s October have to s @ com . of men left call of 2l1-year i to have all the nuary 1 00,000 men plicated Ly de f men between ise men have the indus Bhe majority fher hand 1 will be Elclassifying pleted in 100 € the Provost realized. By ed, there will farms here and BJECT UTE MEN per on Necessity g for Drait fat the Ioyr Minute Men g country will carry to ing next wewek at the st of Provost shal Wwder is “Register in he country may hecome in- | B b the reasons for and the of\the cnlarged draft ess waw called into consul he hearties!. co-operation inst @ same time, arcangements were Pperfected through National Ieadqu fers of Four Minute Men in Washing ton to turn this vast force of orzaniz- ed oratory upon the vital topic A bulletin of information containine hoomplete statistics © concerning the fighting man power of the country was prepared in consultation with the Pro- ost Marshal Gen oflice An tographed le rom General | owder to the Four Minute Me the urgency of the situatior Mhis is where we are relying upon the Eres i at organization of Four Minuate ers to use their best e that they can r h thelr part in it effectively the milliens of men who are Tn his connection, the Geneal says: | que to come forward on that day to ‘We want to inspire every man with |, ter.” the resolution to come forward at the time appoint md to do his duty ‘One of the most icient ways ite thi cen se s upon this are efiorts to meet | yon. We belie ur Minute Men will speak in all v Britain on the subject inspiratioh, stim of duty to be rant the ¢ ssment of actualiy | imin ¢ lassification when it. would have peeding up pro svernment hopes | frect theretore « er he claims defer or exemption and to mds person, such as the or employer may claim sification f iy regis h the latter does not | 4 Govern- leferred cla trant r did not di e matter today information may he expected late plan of Gen. Crowder is to ex fally one phase at t the public mind may ab sorb that ¥ re taking in the next step in the general proceedi The fact that a registran defert s clearly en t he will will mean laim exemption ov Scation, even though he itled to it lose the | judged on i that he may ment’s work by makin he is not led to de emption w n in reality swers tc the a puestions in the guestionnaire thow him this. deferred slassification, Wiic nis previot Rot Govern it appear tha srred cla amptic sate the otism Cuticura * Promotes T Hair Health w-_/-fi{__ , Qizmont & w0, Tricom % It is not the amount of moncy that is spent that determines the degree of satisfaction one is to secure from a furniture investment. GOOD FURNITURE is not necessarily expensive, as is quite evident from the expensive and splendid display one finds in this store of furniture which is not only of surprisingly moderate cost but extremely meritorious in quality and style. The furniture shown in our illustration here, is in the best of taste, of simple, refined design, free from cheap ornamentation; it is practical furniture ideal furiity for any GOOD ished. Our showing in all the various Living Room modest home; withal, it is furniture—-serviceably made, splendidly fin- and we know will meet any require- GOOD ments which you may have furniture, yet pensively priced. COMPLETY ROME FURRISHERS 40-58 FORD STREET AGENTS FOR GLENW00D RAGES 4 OYERLOOKINA HERE Wl\' SAPITOL 13 HCHER THAN PRICE gRoungs formed, is the oral appeal, face to face. tember 10th, and Wednesday, Septem- ber 11th ARLY SHOWING FALL HATS You are cordially invited to inspect our display of the newest and smartest styles for fall wear. Our stock is complete in every detail. You will find many styles, and all the most fashion- able colors in this display. We have made a special ef- fort to show FINE QUALITY HATS at very low prices. 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