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WASHINGTON', D. C.. July 31.—
The draft boards are meeting today
throughout the country.
The boards are meeting with an
enormous number of claims for ex
emption but it is declared that many
claims, will not be allowed.
In addition the slacker hunt is
announced to be in full swing with
an enormous number of secret
agents everywhere active.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 31.—
The Provost Marshal Crowder, head
of the Exemption Tribunal, today
made what is regarded as a most
important ruling in the ease of ex
emption claims under the plea of
wife's dependence upon those' who
HEAT WAVE GRIPS
ALL MIDDLE WEST
CHICAGO, July 31.—Today this
city is sweating drops of perspira.
tion and blood in the hottest day of
the entire year. Streets are like a
furnace. The air is scorching. Heat
MAY CONTRACT
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 31.—
The Shipping Hoard had placed be
fore it an entirely new model which
has after tests very favorable irn-1
pressed the board.
These cargo ships, as they are
designed, are practically unsinkable
and are described briefly as being
of the modified tank variety. Furth
er details the Hoard is not permitted
to disclose as the design will prob
ably be bought by the United States
government.
It is officially announced that the
Board may contratt for a fleet of
these ships and that it is believed
that at present the best solution yet
offered to the U boat question.
Naval architects examining them
opine that they will be to all in
tents and purposes immune from
attack in that they are unsinkable.
prostrations so frequent that the
hospitals are iilleci.
Icc has gone up sky high as to
price. Numerous deaths are report
ed from sun stroke and the death
foil of men taken off the streets tc
dr.y, victims of the torrid wav;'that
is shrivelling everything numbers
four since noon. In all this is nine
teen deaths in this city today, all
from heat.
How many more are dead in the
poorer sections from sickness direct
ly due to the heat is beyond com
putation, and the infant mortality
is rising to sickening proportions.
Today the thermometer reached a
higher notch than in a decade. It
is still a sweltering heat this even
ing, with everyone struggling to
get cool. The city is well described
in the Journal as “the gasping city”.
ST. LOUIS, July 31.—This city is
in the grip of a heat wave of some
dimensions and one person is dead
and hundreds of prostrate persons
are undergoing emerge ncy treat
ment in the hospitals.
July 31.— This
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city, like all the rest of the middle
west is suffering from the heat wave
Six deaths are reported.
BOSTON, July 31.—The east as
the middle west is sweltering in the
trough of a fierce heat wave. Two
are dead and many prostrated here.
NEW YORK, July 31—The heat
wave is interfering with work and
many activities are suspended on ac
count of it.
ask for such exemption.
He lias announced that marriage
itself is not sufficient grounds for
exemption and lie declares that that
it was due only to a current misin
terpretation of the law.
These married persons who may
claim exemption can only do so
under that specific wording of the
act which exempts those “in a
status with respect to persons de
pendent. upon them for support
which renders their exclusion or
discharge advisable". In no cases,
declares E. T. Crowder will men
who have married since the date of
the passage of the draft law be al
lowed to claim exemption.
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