Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-22 | Page 8 | Lawyers are Busy Aiding Registrants

LAWYERS MM lllillS Local Draft Boards Are Swamped ; Entrainments Ordered. . i Probably the busiest men at the state j capitol yesterday were the attorneys assigned as-signed lo aid registrants In filling in the answers to queries contained in their questionnaires. Tho house of representatives representa-tives was filled with men enrolled on Thursday, .September 12, every desk in tho legislative chamber being- occupied from 9 o'clock in the morning until 5 In the afternoon. lx'.al boards have sent out fully the daily apportionment of 10 per cent of their totaJ questionnaires and the repis-trints repis-trints seem to be anxious to make prompt n-turn on them. This condition was specially apparent' yesterday. A treat many of the iiion quit work at noon on Saturaay and as a result they swarmed to the capitol in large numbers. They wi re courteously treated and Riven every assistance by the attorneys on duty in t ho house of representatives, more than .'.no of ihern being accommodated during the 'lay's work. Clerk C. U Price of board No. 2 g-ives tho following list of registrants who can not be reached by the addresses given on their registration cards and asks that the men report at room 'J7 in the capitol fir the purpose of making the necessary correction : Carlos Naranjo. 131 South Third West; ,Ivse Arevelo. 60S South Second West: James Andrew Hurk, 55 West First South: Sverre Niss, 1.17 West South Temple; Tem-ple; Ernest Henry Neurer, 4& Kichards street. Mr. Price says that their questionnaires were properly mailed to these registrants, but that they have been returned by the postmen with a stated Inability to find the men at the addresses given. j To be entrained for Fort Ixjgan, Colo.,, during the five-day period beginning : Sep-tnniber 30. and to report at the capitol at Pi a. m. on September 27, board No. : 'A yepierday called the following named limi ted service men : 1'riiif ipala Alpheus A. Ballon, George H. Walnier, ( ii-orgc Lord, Carlyle iiur-rows, iiur-rows, W.nltnr Aures, Scott M. Morris. John W. Krarts. Walter H. Hills. Archie 1 . Kr.di nc. Josi-ph K. I jxursen, Rune H. 1 'art nell, John II. Johns! on, John 1. Thnmns, lliiy niond Ij. lUiddon, i-'hilip ivatavia, 1'rank Oateley, Marvin W. Dial, l-;rnest K. I'--ser, Charles 7.. Vorscull, Arthur C Hunt, Murray U Rabbltt. Walter M. Kiddle. Charles Ft. Hn-brier, ';efrge O. 1 'unl -urne. Ted Anderson, liins K. SpltUo, David O. Johnson, Richard Rich-ard V Hay, tiecirge H. IJrewertoti, Cyrus I M oubey. Alt' mates Vaughn A. Cutler. Wilbur I "oti el-, I 'eter '. Metz' ler, Waldcmar Nh Ism. 'aleb Wni ld. trail board No. .t has called tlm following fol-lowing named limited service registrants to report at (he capitol on Monday. September Sep-tember :d, for instruction prior to on-traiittnent on-traiittnent for P'ort Logan, Colo,: Principalis .losiiua K. Taylor, Claude V. Harden. Oliver a. lCriek:un. ThomitH Steele. Willard A. Shull, ('harles Ij. Crnn-ifi. Crnn-ifi. Alf K. N'-lson. William A. Ingils. Warren II. Keate. William J. Wolsten-holme, Wolsten-holme, Oliver J. Frenette, 1 Willis N. Mr-fnnnetl. Mr-fnnnetl. John P. Klm-o, William U. Mor-i;an. Mor-i;an. Frank W. K.-ed, tsear Sail, Io ,i IstPii, liol.eri M. Paulson, Kliu Ke-peris. Ke-peris. John l-'errai-i, It-ilph A. Andrew, An- 1 son Phifleld. l'.rnest W. MeNuU. 1 Alternate- pi-rl J. Abraham, John St ruin', Andrew K. Willdeu, Joseph ( '. 1 .b-ver, Cnst Dallas, Willtam J. Mndley. i To report at Uui capitol at 1U o'clcnrk on the morning of October 4 for instruction instruc-tion prior to entrainment for Camp Jewis d u ring the five-day period commencing October 7, board No. 3 yesterday called the following registrants: tjeo E. Cherrier, Mortimer Reinsimar, Leonard longbottom, Benjamin H. Hol- lingworth. Roy M. Taylor, Robert A. Brown, Jr., Anthony B. Jensen, Byron C. Keate-, Clarence W. Lesser. Hyrum Kingdom Feno S. Shafer. Roland G. Hay, Allen P. Mangum, William W. McClure. Oscar J. Wulstein, James E. Kinder, Les-' Les-' lie R. Knowlden, Joseph L.. Wilka. Instructions from feie-al C all local hoard are thai i accvpt cither of lie oic io:r, e. tration cards tr.-.rT.::Vi54 to . -ai citizens of the U: iied Sia.es foreign countries who are rer. der the supervision o; Aner..: ; e