Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 136, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 June 1920 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

SLACKERS UNDER 1917 D 2^ F A T V SAFE AFTER TODAY

Washington, D. C., 4 - (Special)—Slackers who did not register under the first draft call in June, 1917, or having registered, failed to report for examination before the draft hoards, will be exempt from apprehension after tomorrow unless they left their home jurisdictions and thereby came fugitives from justice, to whom the stutute of limitations does not apP 1 Failure of congress to act on the bills introduced last December by Senator Poindexter of Washington and Representative Watson of Pennsylvania, providing for an extension of the period within which action coiild be taken against non-regis-trants and delinquents, has served to protect these evaders of the draft. . J. L. BABCOCK SELLS FARM. J v Babcock of Parr has sold his one' hundred eighty-two acre farm just west of Parr to J. Ira Rook of Will county, HL Mr. Rook buys the farm as an investment The sale was made by George F. Meyers and Son of this city. Supt H. E. Elder of the Monticello school will be graduated from Indiana university as a member of the class of 1920.

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