The Monticellonian., 1918-09-06
HOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON REGISTRATION CARD AND iN- STRucTioNS FOR REGIS
 TRARS

Both Registrars and Registrants will be guided by the instructions herein contained. The Registrar should study them before Registration Day, and the Registrant should read them carefully and prepare the an- swers In his mind before going to the Registration Table. The answers to the questions shall be given and the entries made in the numerical order stated. All answers will be written on the Registration Card in ink by the Registrar, who should be careful to spell all names correctly and to write 1egibly.
 lDo not write on. mark or otherwise mutilate the instructions. Do not remove them.l
 In some spaces as indicated fin the di- rections. checks will be used to indicate fhe answers. device which is designed 10 save the time of the Registrarsl
 REGISTRATION CARD.
 SERIAL NUMBER.-Registrars shall leave this space blank
 ORDER NUMBER.-Regtstrars shall leave this space blank.
 STATE YOUR NAME AS INDI- GATED. SPELL OUT EACH NAME IN' FULL
 PERMANENT HOME ADDRESS This means where you have your perma- nent home NOW, not the place where you work. nor the place where you were born. unless that is your permanent home Be prepared to give it this way: HOO Woodward Ave. Detroit, Wayne County, Mich.." or "R. F. D. No. ?, JonesvilIe, Smith County. Pa'' If the registrant lives in an apartment house. he should hA ahAr 4f which he lives. If his address is Fin care" of someone. this should be stated
 AGE IN YEARS-State your age to- day in YEARS only. Disregard additional months or days. Be prepared to say "s4" or ''sS." not ''34 years. 3 months" or the like
 DATE OF BIRTH.-If you do not remember the year. start to answer as you would If some one asked you your birthday. as "October F." Then say. "On my birthday. this year. I will be Cor was) years old" The registrar will then fill 1, the year of birth. This may be ob- tatned by the registrar by subtractinE the age in years on this years birthday from 1915
 RACE.
 G. wHITE.-If you are white, the regis trar will place . check in this space and proceed to the determination of your citizenship. leaving spaces 6. 2. : and 9 blank.
 6 NEGRO.-If you are a negro. the registrar will place a check in this space and proceed to the determination of your citizenship. leaving spaces s, 2, and g blank
 !. ORIENTAL.-If you arc an oriental, the registrar will place check in this space and proceed to the determina- ton of your citizenship. leaving spaces $. c [ and blank.
 INDIAN.
 CITIZEN-If you are a citizen h. dian born in tho United States, the reRis- trar will place . check in this space and proceed to space 16 leaving spaces s. C. | g. 10. II. 12. IS. H and Is blank. An Indian born in the United States Is a citi- zen if CD he. or his father or mother prior to his birth or before he attained the age of N. was allotted land or re- ceived a patent in fee prior to May 8. 1906; {D if he was allotted land subsequent to May {, 1906. and received s patent in fee to his land: @ if he was residing in the old Indian Territory on March 3, 1901: O If he lives separate and apart from his tribe and has adopted the habits of civil ixed life.
 . NoNCITIZEN.-If you are . non-