Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-23
|DRAFT QUESTIONS
co OUT TONIGHT
Those for First Division of
Registrars Will Be in Mail
at Midnight.
GET LEGAL. ADVICE FREE

the first mail delivery tomorrow
morning by the first 10 per cent Of the
$4,000 District registrants Of septem-,
Der IL who were on that date between
the ages Of nineteen ana thirty-six
years.
Letter carriers Of the city post Office
today were instructed by Postmaster
M. o. Chance to regard the documents
in all respects as first-class mail mat
ter. and to take special care to get
them into the hands OF the persons
for whom intended. ..,..-a
All eleven local boards, of the city
will send their daily quotas of 10 per
cent of their total number of ques-
tionnaires designed for their regis
trants Of the specified ages to the
city post Office. in care OF the post
master.
Have Full Seven Days.
Many boards turned in their first 10
per cent yesterday. The documents
will be placed in the mail current at
midnight, and will be postmarked
September "a, SO that the registrants
will have full seven days for their
filing out.
Similar procedure will be followed
for the next nine days. excluding Sun
day. Each days quota of question
naires will be placed in the mail
shortly after midnight that morning.
SO that registrants will get their doc
uments on the first morning mail de-
livery.
Registrars are urged, in special
slip inserted in each QUESTIONABLE. to
make full and free use of the legal
advisory stations. which will be open
tomorrow throughout the city. simul-
taneously with the receipt of the firft
10 per cent of the questionnaires.
places will be provided in this city
where members of the legal advisory
board will assist registrants in the
proper preparation and completion OF
questionnaires," advises the notice. 1t
continues:
"If you desire aid in filling out
your QUESTIONABLE, or II there Is the
slightest doubt in your mind as to
any question involved, go to one OF
these places.
No Expense Involved.
This aid Is absolutely free. Mem
bers of the legal advisory board are
authorized to execute afhdavits. SO
there need be no expense On your
part.
department, ascertain the person who
is working in the department In con-
junction with the legal advisory board
and see him.
tionnaire to the local board. you should
consider 1t as your first and most I'M
portant duty. ,,-s
Immediately of any change OF address.
It is your duty to keep IN touch Win
result in serious inconvenience TO
you" 80
members of the legal advisory boar9
will be open beginning tomorrow
There are three different groups OF
STATIONS. and registrants are urges to
saIect with discrimination the stalion
where they will apply for advice
First. every government departmHnt
and bureau has its legal aovissr anu
e cor psx;nected to apply for aid to these
men, and not go to other stauoh ,s
fhrouehout the city. By receiving af1
in the department Where = Isos
empIoye works, such regfstrant VI
save other stations ITO"
ing. 49,.
xAll-Day" Stations
Second, there are five ''al-day Legal
advisory stations. These ssa.,9ns.
onsn from 10 O'Clock in the morning
to 10 o'clock each night are .ne
Public Library, city post oInGe rDnh
trict building, new CentraI er
school and the courthouse, LIST ana q
, streets northwest. ..,,,
Third, ten police precinct stations;
widely separated in the District. Will
have legal advisory stations, open
each day from 4 O'Clock in the AFTER
noon until 10 o'clock at night Tnrty
or more lawyers will be found eacn
day during those hours at the iolIoW
ing precinct stations: No. NO. g.
No. 4. No. 6, No. 6. No. 8, No. >, NO: IT,
No. ii and Tenleytown- ...
Local boards have been provfdeo
With a complete list OF the stations,
70 Rether with their locations 80 that
reristrauts may find out the nearesS
stations to their homes upon appncaf
tion to their local board.
Lawyers generally throughout the
cfty who are not associatee members
Of the legal advisory board have
shown willingness this year, as Last,
to help registrants with their Ques-
reristrants may obtain free aid by
a nnlicat ton to any lawyer in the city
as well as at the legal advisory sta
tons.
board will meet tonight at 1880 o'clock
at the Georgetown Law School to get
mai instructions on the aid to regis
trants. Col. James S. Easby-Smif
of the provost marshal generals OF
fee will be on hand to help out in
the Interpretation Of knotty problems.