Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-21
STRUGGLE: TUESDAY
ON QUEST|ONNA|RES
Legal Phase of New Draft
Begins That Day for First
10 Per Cent. :,
LAWYER AIDS PREPARING

QUESTIONABLE work will begin in
earnest here Tuesday. when the first
10 per cent of the Districts $4,000
registrants between the ages of nine
teen and thirty-six years will receive
their questionnaires. and legal ad-
visory board stations throughout the
city will be open to aid the men.
The draft documents will be placed
in the mails by the eleven local boards
of the city Monday night, so that 'the
first 10 per cent" will have the ques-
tionnaires in their hands from the
morning mail delivery.
It was planned originally to put the
first batch into the mails Sunday
night, so that the registrants might
receive them Monday morning.
Owing to the fact however, that
the legal advisory board Of the city
will not hold its first meeting until
Monday night at 1880 o'clock at the
Georgetown Law School, officials
deemed it best to put of the mailing
of the documents until TINT evening.
Thus registrsnts and legal advisers
both will be ready for work Tuesday.
the remaining 80 per cent of the men
within the specified ages on the nine
following days.
Legal Advisory Centers.
Ten police stations of the city will
be used as legal advisory centers. in
addition to numerous other central
stations and stations throughout the
government departments.
lin of the legal advisory board today
announced stations at police pre-
cincts, with legal lieutenants in
charge as follows:
Second precinct. 9Th street between
M and N streets northwest-Louis OF
tenberg, lieutenant.
Third precinct. K street between 21st
and 22d streets northwest-George E.
Sullivan, lieutenant.
Fourth precinct. E street between
Az and 6th streets southwest-Byron
". Graham, lieutenant
Fifth precinct, 9Th and E streets
southeast-George F. Havell. lieu
tenant.
Sixth precinct, New Jersey avenue
between D and E streets northwest
Joseph D. Sullivan. lieutenant
Eighth precinct, U street between
ana SIn SLFcclS
"A. Toomey, lieutenant
Ninth Precinct, 9Th street between e
and F streets northeast, w. w. White,
lieutenant
Tenth Precinct. Park road between
Georgia and Sherman avenues north
west, Howard Boyd, lieutenant.
Eleventh Precinct, Nichols avenue.
Anacostia; C. F. Roberts. lieutenant.
Tenleytown Precinct. Edmund Brady.
lieutenant.
Arrangements at Stations.
These stations will be thrown open
beginning Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. A corps Of thirty lawyers
will be on hand at each station, under
registrants in filling out their ques-
tionnaires.
The police precinct legal advisory
stations will be open each day during
the filling out Of questionnaries from
Five "all-day" stations will be in
operation-at the city post office, Dis
trict building, Public Library. new
Central High School and the Emery
building.
An afternoon and evening station
will be placed in the Sherwood Ave-
nue. Church. Rhode Island avenue ex-
tended, under charge of H. Winship
Wheatley, lieutenant.
st. Anthony's Church Hall, 18th and
Lawrence streets northwest, will be q
legal advisory station.
In addition to legal advisers already
announced for the various govern
ment departments and bureaus, two
new lieutenants were selected today,
as follows:
Library of congress-H. A. Howell
Fuel administration-H. R. Bacon.