The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-06-01

Questions will be asked for you answer in the
der they appear in this article These questions
set out below with detailed information help you
answer them.
Read these instructions carefully, that your
will be ready when you go before the Registrar.
All answers will be written the Registration
Card in ink by the Registrar who will be careful to
spell all names correctly and write legiby.
l. Name in full Age in years.
This means all your names spelled out in full State
your age today in years only. Disregard additional
months days. Be prepared to say "21 "25,s not
"21 years, mos" or the like.
3 Home Address.
This the place where you have your permanent
home, not the place where you work. Be prepared to
give the number and of street first, then town,
then county and state
g. Date of birth.
Write your birthday (month day, and year,
piece of paper before going to the Registrar and give
the paper to him the first thing. Example, August
s. 1884,
If you do not remember the year, start to answer
as you would if asked your birthday, Aug
ust 5. Then say my birthday this year will De
or was-- years old. The Register will then fiji in
the year of birth Many people do not carry in mind
the year they born This be obtained by the
Registrar by subsracting the years this years
birthday from 1917
4. Are you ID a natural born citizen; CD natur-
allied citizen; CD allen; Q) have you declared
your intention to become a citizen (specify which,?
u If you born in the United States, inelud
ing Alaska and Hawaii, you natural-born citizen,
what may have been the citizenship nation
atty of your parents. If you were born in Porto
Rico, you a citizen of the United States unless
you were born of alien parentage. # you were born
abroad YOU are still citizen Of the United States if
your father citizen of the United States at the
time you born. unless you have expatriated
yourself.
q You are a naturalized citizen # you have CON-
pletea your nauralization that IS you haze taken
final papers, But you citizen if you have only
declared your intention become citizen that IS, if
you have only taken out first papers) IN the latter
you only "decarant.'
You also a naturalized citizen +, although for
egn born. your father surviving parent became full
~ naturaized while you under y years of age
and if you came to the United States under 81
CD You are a decarant f. although citizen
subject Of foreign country you have declared
oath before nauralized court your intention to be-
come citizen of the United States Receipt from the
clerk Of the court certified copy of such declara-
ton is often called taking first papers" You
not deelarent if your first paper taken out after
September 26, 1906, and is than years old
IA You alien if you do not fall within
of the three classes above mentioned.
5. Where you born?
First name the town. then the state, then the
try as columbus, Ohio" Vienna, AUSTRIA" Paris,
France" Sofia Bulgaria"
6, If not a citizen, of what country you ct
subject?
This need be answered only by aliens and decar-
ants Remember that a "decarant" is not yet a ct-
zen of the United States. If an alien or decarant
state the Of your country, France" Japan
China" etc.
7. What is your present trade occupation or office?
This does not mean what you did, nor what you