Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-22
LEGAL ADVISORY BOARDS
WORK CHRISTMAS EYE
Those Of Divisions Nos. 4 and o
Will Continue Their La
Dor as Usual.
OTHERS MAY CEASE ACTIVITY
Inability to Get Heat at Grays' Arm
DRY Likely TO Cause Lawyers in
Districts I, 2 and 3 to Suspend
Operations OH Monday.
OTHERS MAY CEASE ACTIVITY
Call List for To-Day

Legal advisory boards for Divisions
4 and probably will be the only boards
working on Christmas Eve, according
to an announcement made last night
by L. r. Williams. chairman of No. D.
ard Judge Daniel Grnnan. chairman
OF No. 4. These boards arc located
In the Blues Armory and the Prevo-
cational School. respectively. and will
have on hand their usual number OF
lawyers to advise the registranta in
fiIlins out the qucstionnaires.
James Caskie, chairman of advisory
board No. !; A. S. Euford. Q! No. 5. and
George Bryan. OF No. .. announced that
their boards were not certain Of work.
ing on that date. Inability to have
tho Richmond Grays 4Armory heated
is given the reason for the boards
not meeting. Members of these boar
will gladly assist the reEistrants
should they care to come to their of.
fees with the missionaries.
ADMINISTRATIVE; BoARD
ASKED TO FURNISH HEAT
Tho Administrative Board will be APP
pealed to to-day in an effort to have
mas Eve in order that the legal adj
visory boards may be able to work.
In the event the building is heated the
legal boards also will be on hand to
aid the rcSistrants in filling out their
papers.
The work OF the exemption boards
and the advisory boards is increasing
daily. as the questionnaircs are mailed
out, and both Of these bodies are work
in s.fr nrIn tn al
with the government regulations re-
Earding tho mailing OF ouestionnaircs.
Voluntary help is solicited. and any
lawyer or citizen desiring to be OF
assistance to the boards ia requested
to present himself at any of tho boards
headquarters. Boards No l. . and J
are located in the Gravs ->rmory: No.
A. IN the Prevocational School. Twcn-
ty-Second and Broad Streets, and No
g. in the Blues Armory.
4. c. RunSe. Of Jos South First
Street, yesterday volunteered his ser
vices rs notary public 10 take All
davtts OF rcEistrants in Divisions No
L. and ). Men desiring the help ci
Air. RunEe arc requested to cali Ut
his home on any night with the OK
ception of Saturday night, between
and II o'clock
DIVISION NO. SEEKS
ADDRESSES OF MISSING MEN
Cuestionnaires addressed to twenty
fve reEistrants in Division No were
returned Ia that hoard yesterday by
the post-oificc authorities as unde-
hVcred. ResistrantS wcre cautioned
to report any change OF address To the
boards, and failure TO receive their
missionaries docs not excuse them.
Officials Of the board, however, are
anxious TO aid the men in every way
possible. and request that the follow
Ing men report 10 the armory for their
papers:
William Meyers. 1925 West Main
Street; John Phillip Rraumc II West
Leigh Street: Robert lI!ll, "a IL West
Jackson Street; John Lama. Hilrs
Alley; Samuel T. Lassiter. 1900 West
Clay Street; william HedEereth. sic
Brook Avenue; Robert T.. Mobley. 20
West Leigh Street: John Hursll. Ioos
st. John Street. CHARLES NJ bland 1908
west Leigh Street. William Green, 1000
West Leigh street; Robert Bullocks
1907 Moore street; sherry Walden, 500
Kenny Street; William Brown. nons
Brookiand Street; Thomas T. Wood
run. lol6 -. James Street: Otis Hat
chett, 1906 West Leigh Street; Edward
~ nper, - buNal street; Herman
~. Lewis. aos Calhoun street: NYclden
~ Logan. SO. Norton Street; William
A. Nelson. 9o5 Oak Street: ucrher, y
melton. lois 81. James Street: Richard
a Smith. lois North Firs, street. Inv
son Jenkins, 30s North Mad son S,-ea,
sam Harris. II East Baker Street: Dcid
East. l625-A West Broad Street. and
Hichard Williams. l05 East Charity
Street ''