Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-18
RECISTRANTS
WILL RECEIVE
LEGAL ADVICE
Lawyers Again Agree to AS.
sist at Filling Out
Questionnaires.

Thee. b. Elton, chairman of the le-
gal advisory board for Grand Forks
county, today called attention to the
necessity of studying missionaries
which will be sent to the r%egistrants
Of September IL, very closely so that
each man has fully informed himself
as to the nature of information de-
manded, before he sits down to fiji out
his QUESTIONABLE. Mr.. Elton says it
is of the highest Importance to read
the QUESTIONABLE over as it contains
a number of questions calling for in
formation which may not be available
without inquiry and possibly some
figuring.
"For instance" Mr.. Elton said,
under the series, Dependency reg
istrants must give their total income
during the past twelve months, their
contributions to the support Of de-
earnings. If any, of the dependents
during the past t~welvemonth. Also,
under the head of Agricultural Oc-
cupations,' the amount of each crop
and the total value of dairy products
| produced on the farm during the past
year must be given; likewise, gross
receipts from live stock sold off farm
during that period, the value Of build
ings on the farm, alu Of farming
SdotPaAASASSs SSSs All IAio AilAoA lao
must be given correctly and truth
fully" "a
Schedule to Be Arranged.
The legal advisory board will soon
arrange a schedule showing the hours
at which attorneys of the city can be
consulted in the court house by reg
istrants who have to fill out their
questionnaires; the plan will be SINH
lar to that adopted at the time Of
filing out the 1917 questionnaires.
The board is composed of the fol-
lowing permanent members: Geo. F.
Wells. J B. Wineman and T. E.
Elton, all Of Grand Forks. In addi-
ton. all the lawyers of Grand Forks
city are associate members, and for
the convenience Of registrants living
throughout the county the following
named persons have been appointed
associate members and will be ready
and willing to give assistance in their
respective localities, viz;
N~orthwood, o. o. Trageton, A. B
Landt, A. S. Ellingson; Kempton, E
w. Denneson; Larimore, S.. j. Rad
cliffe. w. L. T. Goodison, j. Dexter
Gamma, P. P. Engh; Orr, A. H. Ham
mond; Inkster, c. +. Holmes, w. A
Scouton. r. L. Bennett; Arvilla, I. D
Sheets; Emerado, f. Franklyn; Mex
mock, Herman Hanson; Gilby, w. /
Forbes, Chas. Harshman; Marvel, D
A. Nelson, c.. E. Colosky; Thompson
S. o. Lemmich, H. P. Smith, M. C
Gaulke. T. H. Woodruff; Reynolds
John Murphy.
Fraser Congratulatcs Board.
The legal board has been off1ciall,
complimented by Adjutant, Genera
G.. A. Fraser On the efficiency of tn
work done by its members to date
Following is a part of the communi
cation from the a%djutant general:
This office wishes to congratulate
the members Of the legal professio,
in allowing nothing to interfere wit
this work. In many instances it wa
performed at real personal sacrifc
and all other duties were subordi
mated. The government approache
the September registration with full
knowledge that the legal fraternit
will be on the firing line and that reg
istrants will have their QUESTIONABLE
filed promptly, accurately and wit
fairness to the government and tn
registrant. Gentlemen Of the iega
profession, you will perform this dut
regardless Of everything else, this of
fee full well Knows