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Show MOB OF GUARD NEED HOrnEBISTER' Exempt From Selective Draft Provisions, Adjutant Adju-tant General Hears. Momhers of thi- N t ions I Guard 'will not bo rouivo.l to roistor t'or tha se-lootio se-lootio dr.in, !ioi-or.ii:i to ndvioes ro-i-rive.l lv tin' :iliut.int onornl troin Washington vo?tonlav. Tliero are about T.'O mon in the I'lnh guard who would havo oonie under the rogist ration provisions, lisu mis ordor not bopn ro-,-envd. Hie exemptions cited to t li r adjutant goner.il nu'kuio versons in the- nulitarv or naval service 01 the I'nite.l states, itu'hhiniL: all otlieers and enlisted men of the leuiar army reserve, the otlieers' reserve eorps, the eniii-ted ivserve eorps, t!ie National Guard and the National Guard reserve, reeouled I'y the militia bureau of the war department, the navy, the marine eorps, the coast guard and nud naval militia, naval reserve force, marine eorr? reserve and rational naval volunteer that have been recognized by h the government. Tins exemption from registration does not inelude proposed National Guard units in process of formation but not yet reognir.ed and sworn. One ot the surprises of the day in army envies was the reeeipt of a telegram tele-gram by (. hi tain J. P. Watson from Adjutant Ad-jutant General Henry P. .Mel'ain. or- d.enng t he army recruiting office to begin be-gin recruiting the National Guard up to full strength. The regular army recruiting re-cruiting service will take charge of the recruiting of the guard organizations to maximum strength. The wire stated that the officials considered this the "most economical and effective" method. Recruits accepted for the National Ovarii are to be sent to mobilization camps. While on recruiting duty, as indicated. National Guard officers will be assistants to recruiting officers and enlisted men will be members of the recruhiug partv. At the National Guard armory four sons of Martin Mulvey. former dry councilman, enlisted in the machine gun corps. .1. H. Hicks of Woodland, Utah, and his wife gave up their home for the rami of the war. The husband entered en-tered the service of the National Guard ' ar.'i Mrs. Hicks will enter the Red Gross sen-ice. 1 Yesterday's enlistments were as follows: fol-lows: Marine corps Clarence Kelley, Salt L.ike: Kay Daniels. Salt Lake; 'oh:i Jorsensen. Pocatello: Edwin Sunn. Sandy: and Charles R. Card and Amos Odd of Hevburn. Idaho. Naw A. L. Scow. J. B. Selby, Jr.. I. G. Marson of Mount Pleasant: A. R. Wert; of Grass ( reek. Wvo.; G. W. Patrick of East Libertv. Ohio: J. E. Lewis, SiT.d Point, Idaho: E. 0. Bnrris. Anaconda. Mont.: C. L. Lehman. Cody. WvC.: E. J. Brown. Northfield, Minn., ; and J. O. Seaman, Alton, Utah. National Guard: Edwin T. Olsen and 1 .- Marvin B. Robinson, hospital corps. - United Stares army George A . Irving, Irv-ing, Mor.tr elier. Idaho: Peter E. Anderson, Ander-son, Logan. Utah; William R. Allen, Emmett. Idaho; David N. Danielson. Eaton, Idaho: Lewis De Wald, Salt Lake: Valentine Aubel, La Salle. 111.; William H. McKittrick. Reading. Pa.; Frank I. Phoenix. Pocarello, Idahot Emanole Kapetanakis, Bingham, Utah? Peter Jims. Pocatello, Idaho: William'-S. William'-S. Scott. Salt Lake City; Harrv C. Bates. May, Idaho: Eari A. Carpenter, American ' Falls, Idaho; Peter Deeos, Salt Lake; Lester W. Jones, Logan. Utah: John B. Parr, Emmett. Idaho: George H. Rauih, Cache Junction; Guss Hutchinson, Salt Lake City; Joseph F. Samuels. Salt Lake City; james Lakis, Bingham, Utah: James A. Gilbert. Salt Lake City: William S. Saley, Salt Lake Citv; Henry D. Young, Salt Lake City; William H. Parman," American Falls. Idaho. |