Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-05
TEN QUESTIONS ARE TO BE ANSWERED
When Men Becoming 21 Appear Be-
 fore Draft Boards Today.

Between O'CLOCK this CWedneS- day) morning and o'clock at night, the local exemption board at it's of- flee in room 107, Thayer building, will be busy registering the young men who have become 21 since June ,, 1917.
 They are all subject to registration under the selective service act
 ATen questions contained on the reg istration card will be asked of each person registering by the registrar. All answers will be written on the regis tration card in ink by the registrar. How to Answer Questions. The questions and directions for answering appear on the official regis tration placard, in part, as follows: 1. Name in full Age in years.
 This means all your names spelled out in full. Disregard additional months or days.
 2. Home address.
 This means the place where you per
 manently reside, not the place where you work.
 3. Date of birth. To be required to register you mus have been born in 1896, in month ana l a day subsequent to June 5 or in 1897 in month and on day therof priol l to or on the date set for registration 4. Where were you born? 1 First name the city or town ther 1 the state, then the nation. l ,. Are you CD native of the Unit ed States; CD naturalized citizen l (S) an alien; (4) have you declared your intention to become citizen (5) or are you a citizen or non-citi
 zen Indian Specify which9 D if you were born in the United States, including Alaska and Hawaii you are native of the United States
 no matter what may have been tn, 1 citizenship or nationality of your par ents. If you were borl abroad you are still a citizen of tn United States if your father was citizen of the United States at tn time you were born, unless you ex patriated yourself.
 @ You are 2 naturalized citizen you have completed your naturaliza ton; that is, if you have taken fina papers" But you are not a citizen iEou have only declared your intentio to become a citizen Chat is if yo
 have only taken out first papers);" i the latter case you are only a declar ant. You are also a naturalized citi
 zen if, although foreign born, you father or surviving pareSt became ful ly naturalized while you were unde
 21 years of age, and if you were in tn
 United States at the time you at tained the age of 21.
 (3) You are declarant if. althoug a citizen or subject of some othe
 country. you have declared before
 naturalization court your intention f l become citizen of the United State
 Receipt from the clerk of the court { l nf iR is often called taking out first papers ,t (D An Indian is a citizen if CD h or his father or mother, prior to hi birth or before he attained the age ( Fl, was allotted prior to May 8, 1906 l2) if he was allotted subsequent
 May 8, 1906 and received a patent fee to his land: (3) if he was residin in the old Indian Territory on Marc 3. 1901: f4l if he lives separate an
 apart from his tribe and has adopte the habits of civilized life.
 (5a You are an alien # you do nt fall within one of the four classe , above mentioned.
 s. If not a citizen, Of what natio . are you citizen or subject? T This need be answered only | , aliens and declarants. Remember tn; Ia ~declarant" is not yet a citien ,, the United States. If an allen (
 declarant, state the name Of your ccur
 try.
 Il :. Fathers birthplace
 II First name the city or town, the
 the state or province then the natiol il s. Name of employer. Place of en ployment , If you are working for an indivjdus
 firm, corpora tioE or association, sta' , it's name. If in business. trade. prc , fession. or employment for yoursel
 so state. If you are an officer of tf
 state or federal government, ga s whether your office is under the Uni I ed States, the state, county or mt
 nicipaiity. In answer to the ques
 ton as to the place of employmen give the number and name of u street town, county, and state or
 r. D. number, post office. county ar
 stase where you work.
 | g. Name and address Of nearest re I ative.
 If you are married and vour wife l. living, her name should be stated.
 i you single or your wife is dead, yc
 i should state the name of your neare Y blood relative In stating the at . dress, give the number and name T tiIe street first. then city or town. thc
 i county and state; or R. F. D. numb
 first, then post office. then county aI 2 state.
 nl 10. Race White, negro Indian s Oriental
 No explana tion necessary.
 The only persons exempt from re- n istration are persons in the militia e and naval service of the United Statg e What Absentees Gan Do.