Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-11-29
Questions of Vital Interest to Each of
1914 Registered Men i'm Idaho County

missionaries to determine the posi-
ton IN the army draft of every register.
ed man in the United States who is not
IN the military or naval service of the
country, and which will be sent to the
Iregistrants, beginning December Is
show scores of questions must be
answered.
Series one, general questions, states
that every registrant must answer all
the following questions:
/. State your full name and your
present age, occupation, and residence
and the name, address and relationship
of your nearest relative.
=. If you are employed give your en-
pioyer's name and address.
). Give all the occupations at which
you nave worked during the last 10
years, including your occupation on
May Is, 1917, and since that date and
the length of time you have served in
each occupation.
4. How many hours per week have
you worked in the occupation or occu.
patrons above named during the period
since May Is, 1917?
0. In what occupation do you con.
slider yourself most proficient9
q. Would you be willing to TAKE free
evening school instruction, fitting you
Tor service Ill some occupation in the
army before you are called to Campo
Z. Mention any previous military ex-
perience you have had, giving organ.
%ization, rank and length of service.
8. Underline the branch of the army
In which you prefer to serve if selected:
Artillery, aviation, engineer crops, in
fantry, medical department, ordnance
department, quartermaster corps.
9. Schooling: Grade reached in school,
years in high school, years in college.
Name of college and subjects of spe-
cialization.
Years in technical school. Name of
school and course pursued.
Underline the languages you speak
well: English, French, German.
10. In the columns below draw one
line under those occupations at which
you have worked; draw two lines I'M
der those at which you are expert,
after each underlined occupation write
also the number of years of experience
you have had in that occupation. Then
follows the names of 81 occupations,
some of which have as high as seven
subdivisions.
10. Have you ever been convicted of
a crime?
l3. IF your preceding answer is
eyes, state the name of the crime, the
approximate date of conviction, the
name of the court.
IA. Are you now confined in prison
or reformatory, either serving sentence
or awaiting trial?
10. Are you on bail under any Grim
inal process? If so, state full details.
SERIES II. PHYSICAL FITNESS.
lnstructions-Every rcgistrant must
answer the first two questions. If he
answers the second question Eyes, he
need not answer the remaining ques-
tions. If he nswer the second ques,
ton mo- he must answer all the
questions. He must sign his name at
the end of this series of questions.
/. State YOU height and weight
stripped.
>. Are YOU in sound health mentally
and physically?
3. Draw a line under any of the
words below that describes any ailment
or physical deficiency you may have.
Blind, deaf. dumb, loss of limb, epilep-
tie, paralytic, insane withered or de
formed limb.
A.. State in detail the names and add
presses of the physicians by whom and
the institutions in which your are being
treated or have been treated within the
last ~ months with the dates of the
treatments.
5. Are you an inmate of an asylum,
hospital or other institution on account
of any physical, mental of nervous dis.
ease, disorder or injury
8. If you answer yes state (a)
the nature of the ailment, and (b) name
and location of institution.
Important note-1f the registrant is
an inmate of an institution mentioned