New-York tribune., 1917-05-22

Questions will be asked for you TO answer III ule
order in which they appear this 1hese ques
out below with detailed information 10 hep
you them. ,. 49,.
instructions DO not remove them They should be care
fully read that you will have your answers reauy VIM"
All answers will be written the Registration Card
ink by the Registrar who should be careful 10 speh
all names correctly and to write !eSloy.
l. Name in full. Age in years.
This means all your names spelled out in full
State your to-day in years only DlsregaFd 'o o.
ditiona months or days: BE prepared 10 say ~ oi
"25,' not "l9 yrs. mos, or the Ike.
2. Home address.
This means the place where you have your permanent
home not the place where you work. BE prepared to
give the address in this way "232 Main Street Chicago
Cook County Illinois," that is, give number and name
of street first, then town, then county and state
3. Date of birth.
Write your birthday Cmonth, day and year. on
piece Of paper before going to the Registrar ana give
iss 1894" paper TO M" the "''' '"'"S '''''
II you do not remember the year start to answer as
vou would if someone asked you your birthday, as
August 5th7 Then say ION my birthday this year - !
will be (or was) - years Old The Registrar will
in mind the wear they born. This may be obtained
by Registrar by subractng the age IN years on ths
years birthday from 1917
A. Are you U) natural born citizen; CD natur.i1ed
citizen; CD an alien; ca or have you declared
your intention to become citizen rpecify
which,? ,.-
nD If YOU were born in the United States, including
Alaska and Hawaii you natural-born citizen, no
what may have been the Citizenship or natohaly
are citizen of the United States unless you were born
of alien parentage If you were born abroad you are
still citizen of the United States II your father was
citizen of the United States at the time you were porn,
unless YOU have expatriaed yourself
2 You are naturalized citizen you have completed
YOUR naturalization; that is, If you nave taken hhhl
naners" But YOU are a citizen If you have only
declared YOUR intention to become citizen (that 49, II
YOU have only taken out first papers in the latter
case you only a "declarant . ,,, ,:
You are also naturalized citizen, IT, although foreign
horn your father surviving parent became fully nat
urazed while YOU were under 2l years of age, and II
+lr Infta
(3) You are a decarant if. although citizen or sub
ect of some foreign country you have declared on oath
before naturalization court your intention 70 become
citizen of the United States. Receipt from the clerk OF
tho court Of the certified copy of such declaration Is
often called taking out first papers You are not
decarant if your first paper was taken out ater sep
tember 26 1906 and is more than years old
(4) You alien if you do not fall withn one OF
the three classes above mentioned.
S. Where you born!
First name the town. then the State, then the country
as "Columbus Ohio" "Venna, AUSTRIA" Paris,
France" "Sofa Bulgaria
G. If not a citizen, of what country you citizen
or subject?
This need be answered only by aliens and decarans
United States If an alien decaran state the name
of your country, France" Japan" China, etc.
z What is your present trade, occupation, Office?
This does not ask what you once did, nor what you
have done most of the time what you best fitted
TO do 1T ASKS WHAT YOUR JOB Is RIGHT NOW.
State briefly, Farmer" Miner Student "Laborer