The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-21
WHAT REG|STRANTS
SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
w. E. LEE MAKES SUGGESTIONS
TO AID IN FILLING OUT
QUESTIONNAIRES

t On account of the large number O
registrants, to whom questionnaires ar
now being sent, and who will be re
quired to properly answer the question
contained therein, it is very importan
that the registrants should very care
fully study the questions and the answer
to be placed in the questionnaires. Th
that certain designated lawyers shall b
registrants. Mr.. Hoyt is assisting a
wise at Kendrick. On account of thu
extent of the questions and the answers
it takes practically two hours to properly
fill out one of the missionaries where
deferred classification is claimed or
either agriculture, industry, or depend
ents. Because of the large number OF
registrants who will be requird to fill
out the questionnaires, it will readily be
observed that the lawyers are going to
be kept very busy. Because of this fact,
registrants should have their answers
ready and not expect the lawyer, who
helps, to figure out dates and the like.
There is another very important con-
sideration. The classification of the va
rious registrants will be made absolutely
from the answers contained in the ques-
tionnaires 1t is thus apparent that it is
very important that the answers should
be absolutely correct
Attorney w. E. Lee of this city has
furnished the Star Mirror with the fol-
lowing suggestions, which will be of
great help to the registrants, and also
save considerable time for the attorneys,
Before filling out the QUESTIONABLE,
the registrant should sit down and very
carefully read every question and in
form himself of the answer to each ques-
ton. The registrant should have an
answer for every question contained in
every series of questions.
"The following suggestions are made
as to information that every registrant
should have at hand before filling out
the answers:
"Age, place and date of birth of reg
istrant; the name, age and present resi-
dence of wife and each child the name,
age and present residence of any other
dependent In respect to dependents, |
other than wife or child, give the name,
age, address, and occupation of all per-
sons who stand in the relation to such |
dependent, as brother, sister, father,
mother, husband, wife or child
"The place and date of naturalization
the place of birth of parents; how long
each parent has resided in the United
States; when and where either parent |
naturalized where reglstrant has reg
istered and voted.
"Another question that requires some
thinking to enable one to make correct |
answer is: The average amount per
month that it has cost to support your
wife and children for the past twelve
months also the total amount such sup
port has cost for the past twelve months
In arriving at these two amounts, do
not include your own expense, merely
hat of your wife and children.
"Any amount you have contributed to
he support of any dependent, other
han wife and child, during past twelve
months?
"Your total income for past twelve
nonths in both money and other things
If value?
Full statement as to all real and per
onal property owned, as to value, in
ONE?
"The tax paid during the last year and
o whom on real and personal property
nd income tax, and the amount of each?
"Any earnings of any dependent dur
ng past twelve months, and the amount
f each?
"Acres of land in farm, acres in cul-
walton, kind of crops grown and acre
ge of each kind?
Il. 1.,ol l,o1c f.,
reduced from each crop in last twelve
lonths, and the amount, in money, of !
airy products?
Total value of all livestock sold off
lie farm during past twelve months,
alue of buildings on farm, value of [
arm and improvements, value of farm s
lg equipment (including livestock kept !
,r work. used on the farm? $
"The following with respect to any {
,1ative residing on the farm with you:
anne, age, relationship occupation and f
assification under the draft?
"The following with respect to father,
-others, sisters, half-brothers, half i
sters, brothers-in-law, not living with +
,u on the farm where you work: t
anne, age, married or single, relation s
lip. occupation, whether owning or l
asing farm, how far they live from c
,u, their classification under the draft? n
IF, you lease land, when will lease c
spfre? p
sNow, it should be kept in mind that t
e above are not all the questions con- t
ined in the questionnaires. If regis t
ants will have the answers to the fore t
ling questions well in mind, it will
ke much less time to answer the ques- il
ms and the questionnaires will be t
operly filled out and important answers v
III not be guessed at d