New-York tribune., 1917-06-10

pendent upon you for their entire sup
IS. Have you attended elementary
school? ,a) High school? b. Tech
nical school? Oc) College?
u. Do you speak English? lal
What other language DO you speak ?
)b) Have you ever acted as Interpreter
Of any foreign language? tc) II so'
wfat language?
~. DO you hold any public office or
position under the national or state
government? OaJ If so. what
10. I'm what industry or business are
Won engaged? ,b) In what capacity or
position? tb) Exactly what work DO
you do? ..-o
70. Have YOU a trade or profession? ?
,a) If so. what is II? tbl II not, what
work do you do for living?
Il. I'm what other kind of work have
YOU had most experience?
%. Are you particularly skilful IN
any line of mechanical work? la) II
so. what line?
%. Are you in business. for your
self?
-. If not. what is the name Of your
present employer? lal what rs your
employers business. (b) What is your
employers business address
25 Have you over acted as agent or
otherwise for any foreign country,
manufacturer, dealer or merchant?
Any Military Experience?
&c. Have YOU ever been in the mill
tarv or naval service or had military
or naval training at school, college,
camp or cruise? (a) In what organiza-
tion? ,bJ Date Of enlistment? lcl
Date of discharge? (d) In what grade? +?
q. Are you now in the military or
naval service? la) In what organiza-
tica?
2S. Do you claim exemption from
military service? la) If so, upon what
Z grounds?
United States army az The United
States Navy? )b) The United States
Marine Corps? lc) The New York Ma
tional Guard? I'D The New York Ma
val Militia?
80 For what particular arm or
branch of the military service do you
believe yourself TO be best fitted?
81 Can you operate a An automo-
bile? )bl A motorcycle? lc) A power
DOdl "a AH ctlpp4dHCs 70 - wv
graph instrument? ~ 4 wireless out
fit? .c A stationary steam engine?
Ohj A team locomotive?
81 Have you ever been employed in
shipbuilding? la) In what capacity?
49, Are you a licensed pilot? az
Navigator?
34 Do YOU own any Of the following:
If so. how many of each? Automobiles,
auto trucks. motor launches, power
boats, rifles, vans, heavy wagons or
trucks wireless outfits, draft horses,
saddles horses mules?
Questions for Women
Besides the property question ap-
pearing on the blank for men there are
twenty-sevcn personal questions for
women The questions which women
will be required TO answer and which
are not included in the above list are
as follows:
10. In what country was your hus-
band born? laJ Is he a citizen of the
United States? lbl OF what country is
he a citizen or subject?
25. Are you registered trained
nurse? a A practical nurse? tb)
Have you had any experience IN sur
gical cases? OcJ Have you completed a
course Of training in First Aid? 0dl
Have YOU worker under the Red Cross =?
,cI Have you made hospital supplies?
2G. Can you? laI Drive an automo-
bile, CD Operate telegraph lnstru-
mcnt? lcJ Operate telephone swltcn-
board? DdJ TGke shorthand? 0el
Operate a typewriter? % Do general
clerical work? lgl Do general agri-
cultural work? h. Make garments?
sfrt /. L "a
the taking of the clsus hafe been de-
velopcd largely from voluntary sources
b. +. p. Goodrich, head of the Bureau
OF Municipal Research, who Is the CEN
sus director for this city. lie has en-
rolled approximately 10000 volunteer
workers, large percentage OF them
women. who will act as supervisors and
agents lie has obtained the use also
Of premises for 1919 registration sta
tions. besides arranging for the regis
tration Of large units Of employees at
their places Of employment.
Many Places to Register
The registration stations, whose
presence will be announced on large
placards printed IN the various Ian
guages spoken in the neighborhood,
will number l,1s2 IN Manhattan. 1,298
iu Brooklyn. ~ iN queens oou iH "V
Rronx and 81 10 Staten Island. They
,ul he contained in 597 public schools
and 227 private and parochial schools,
in 1863 churches, % libraries. 80 depart
mont stores. ] .22i stores Of other de-
scrintions. 1875 clubs. 50 settlement
beadouarters. ~ hospitals. II hotels
and - railroad stations. The premises
of sgl others have been classed as
sccllancous.
The most convenient method Of regis
terlng for the industrial worker Will
probablv be found TO be at his place OF
employment, provided that Is possible.
lie viii not be compelled then TO stand
in line at station while the census
agent transcribes on the census blank