Morris tribune., 1917-11-30

leptic or has lost limb. He is also
asked to state the name of any ply
stefan who has treated him for any
disease within the last twelve
months and to name any institution
in which he has received treatment.
The next series of questions, re-
lates to legislative, executive and jul
dicial offices. They are required to
state the exact designation of their
offices, how long they have held them
and when their terms will expire.
The fifth series of questions relates
to ministers of religion and divinity
students. Ministers are required to
state when they entered the minis
try and number Of other facts, and
divinity students must give data in
| regard to the length of time they
have been studying and whether or
not the school they are attending is
wholly or in part a correspondence
school. They must also file a sup
porting affidavit made by an officer
of the divinity school, this affidavit
being a part of the QUESTIONABLE.
The sixth series of questions re-
lates to men who have had military
or naval experience, and they are
required to tell when and where they
served.
The seventh series relates to citi-
! Zenship. The registrant is first re-
quired to answer the question, Are
you citizen of the United States?"
If the answer is yes, the questions
that follow do not relate to him;
but if it it not he must answer the
full series, telling when and where
he was born, when he arrived in
America, whether either of his par
ents were ever naturalized, whether
he ever voted or registered anywhere
in the United States and if so, where,
whether he has taken out his first
papers, and whether he is willing to
return to his native country and en-
ter it's military service.
The eighth series of questions re-
lates to federal employees, pilots and
marines and is of no general inter
est here.
The ninth relates to Religious
conviction against war;" and under
this head, the registrant states
whether he belongs to any religious
creed which forbids participation in
war. If his answer is no, the remain
ing questions under this head do not
interest him, but if it is yes, he must
state the name of the church, when
it was organized, it's membership,
when he Joined, and a number of
other facts.
The tenth series of questions re-
lates to dependencies, and under this
head, the applicant answers a num-
Der of questions, the first of which is
Have you wife or child, or aged
or infrm parents or grandparents, or
brother under 16, or sister under 10,
or helpless brother or sister of what
ever age, mainly dependent on your
physical or mental. labor for sup
pOrt?"
If the answer to this is yes, the ap-
plicant is required to answer long
list of questions, showing exactly
what claim he makes under this
head, and he must show how much
he has contributed toward the sup
port of such dependent or depend
ents during the past twelve months.
He must also tell just what property
he owns, and the income derived
from it during the past twelve
months, whether he owns residence
or rents, what rent and what taxes
he has paid during the past year,
how much those he claims are de-
pendent upon him have earned dur
ing the past year, how much they
will require for their support, wheth-
er his wife has been earning money
at any time during the year and if so
how much, whether she is trained
or skilled in any money earning oc-
cupation, and numerous other facts.
He must also file supporting afida-
Wits covering these facts.
Series No. II relates to industrial
occupations, and the registrant is re-
quired to answer numerous questions
as to the exact nature of the work
in which he is engaged, how long he
has been at it, what wages he re-
ceives, and whether someone else
could take hold and carry on the en-
terprise.
Series No. IL relates to agricul-
tural occupations, and the first ques-
ton is, Are you engaged in an agri-
cultural enterprise?" If the answer
is yes, numerous other questions fol-
low, such as whether the registrant
is an employee or the owner and