Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-05-28
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
This For the Benefit of Those Calico
Out June 5.


answer in the order in which they ap'
pear below. These questions are SCI
out with detailed information to hell
you answer them.
DO not write on, mark. or otherwise
mutilate these instructions. DO no'
remove them. They should be carefui'
ly read so that you will have your
answers ready when you go before the
registrar.
All answers will be written on the
registration card in ink BY the regis.
trar who should be careful to spell all
names correctly and to write legibly.
l. Name in full. Age in years. This
means all your names spelled out III
full. Disregard additional months OF
days.
>. Home address. This means the
place where you permanently RESIDE
not the place where you work. he
prepared TO give the address In TINS
way: "232 Main street, Chicago. COOK
county. Illinois," or "R. F. ID. No. 2
Joncsvillc. Ohio"
3. Date OF birth. To he required 10
register you must have been born IN
1896. in n month and on n day SUBJ
srqucnt TO June S. or in 1897, In n
month and on . day thereof prior 10
or on the date set for registration.
1. Where were you born? First
name the city or town. then the state,
then the nation: as columbus. Ohio.
Vienna. Austria" Paris. France
Sophia. Bulgaria"
S. Are you % native Of the Unit
cd States: (2) naturallZed citizen:
CD IN alien: (D have you declared
your intention to become a citizen: (5)
or arc you n citizen or non citizen In
dian? (Specify which.)
Q) If you were born in the United
States, including Alaska and Hawaii.
YOU are a native OF the United States,
no matter what may have been the
citizenship or nationality of your par
cnts. Any inhabitant Of Porto Rico,
who was n Spanish subject on April
II, 1892 and who registered in Porto
Rico on that date, and continued to
reside therein until April II, 1900, Is
held to be n citizen Of Porto Rico. ex-
ccpt such inhabitants. natives Of the
Spanish peninsula, who elected to pre-
serve their allegiance to Spain on or
bcfor" April IL. 1900. by making a de-
claration. before n court Of record, Of
their decision to do so. Any citizen
of Porto Rico. as above defined, and
native of Porto Rico. who was
temporarily absent from the island
on April II, 1899. and has since re-
turned, and Is not citizen Of any for
cign country. is held to be q citizen of
the United States. provided he did not
elect to retain his political statys pa;
making declaration under 0dtf Of hig
decision to do so within six months aft.
or March .. 1917. If you were born
abroad you are still n citizen OF the
United States, If your father was a
citizen of the United States at the
time you were horn. unless you have
cxpatriatcd yourself.
(2) You are n naturalized citizen
if you have completed your naturaliza-
tion. that is. il you have taken final
papers" But YOU are not n citizen If
you have only declared your intention
10 become n citizen (that Is. II you
have only taken out first papers');
in the latter case you are only a de-
clarant. You are also n naturalized
citizen if, although foreign born, your
father or surviving parent became
fully naturalized while you were un-
der twenty one years Of age, and If
YOU were in the United States at the
time you attained the age of twenty
one.
(3) You arc n declarant II, al
though citizen or subject Of some
other country, you have declared be-
fore naturalization court your inten-
ton to become n citizen OF the United
States. Receipt from the clerk Of the
court of the certified copy Of such dec
laration is often called taking out
first papers"
(D An Indian Is a citizen II ~ he,
or his father or mother, prior to his
birth or before he attained the age
of twcnty-onc. was allotted prior to
May S. 1916: (2) IL he was allotted
subsequent to May s. 1916, and receiv-
cd q patent in fee to his land; (3) II he
was residing in the old Indian Terri
tory on March 3. 1901: (D IL he lives
separate and apart from his tribe and
has adopted the habits Of civilized
life.
(5) You are an alien IL you do not
fall within one of the four classes
above mentioned.
c. If not citizen. of what nation
ar" You n citizen or subject? This
need bc answered only by aliens and
drclarants. Remember that a "declar-
ant" is not yet citizen of the United
States. If an alien or declarant, state
the name of your country as France,
Great Britain" Germany" etc.
I. Fathers birthplace. First name
the city or town, then the state or
province. then the nation. as "Colum-
bus. Ohio" Vienna. Austria" Paris
France" Sophia. Bulgaria"
s. Name OF employer. Place Of en-
ployment. II you arc working for an
individual. firm. corporation or associ-
alton. state its name. II in business
trade. profession or employment fol
yourself. so state. II you are an officer
of the state or Federal government
say whether your Office is under the
United States, the state, county or
municipality. In answer to the ques-
tion as to the place of employment
give the number and name Of the
street. town, county and state, or X
F. D. number. postoffice. county and
state where you work.
9. Name and address Of nearest rel
ative. If you are married and youl
wife Is living. her name should be
stated. If you are single or your wife
10, laod ,.o, ohn,,ld ofofa tho name OF