Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-20
REVISED QUESTIONABLE
Exemption Matter Receives ROre
Specific Attentionl
DRAWS out The FULL LIFE STORY
Some of the uselessness Of the Old
Schedule Abandoned, and More
Practical Inquiry Into the Things
That Really Need to 30 Known.

ont to the men who registered on
Thursday of last week. goes into mat
ters that were not dealt with in the
1917 registration.
AS a result OF these new questions
the local boards will be in position
TO determine the status OF each regis
trant more quickly than formerly.
though the additional questions may
make the filling out Of the question
naires more difficult for the registrant.
On the first page Of the new ques-
tionnaires some additional questions
are asked. The qucstionnaires are
marked Third edition"
Under the claim for exemption in
Class / are listed the following:
| single man without dependent rela-
tives.
Married man, with or without chill
dren, or father Of motherless children
wh, hls habitually failed to support
hi .anily.
"Unskilled or not a necessary farm
laborer.
"Unskillcd or not n necessary indus
trial laborer.
"Registrant by or in respect OF whom
no deferred classification Is claimed.
"Registrant who fails to submit
questionable and in respect Of whom
no deferred classification is claimed.
"Rcgistrant not deferred and not in
cluded in any Of above divisions"
| The two divisions ''unskilled or not
necessary farm laborcr" and "unskilled
or not necessary industrial laborer"
will probably enable the boards to fix
the status Of registrants answering
those questions quickly.
| In Glass in the claim for exemp-
tion or deferred classification arc
placed students who on May IS. 1917,
or on May 20. 1918. or since May 20.
1918, were preparing for the ministcry
in recognized theological or divinity
schools, or who on May 20, 1918. or
since May 20. 1918, were preparing for
the practice Of medicine and surgery
in recognized medical schools.
Dependency Questions.
| Men claiming exemption on account
of dependents will have many ques-
tions to answer Among them are the
! following taken from the new ques-
tionnaire:
Have you q wife, or child, or aged
) infirm, or invalid parent or grandpar-
! ent, or brother under 16 or sister un-
der IS years Of age. or a helpless
brother or sisters Of whAseSer -aee.
mainly dependent on your physical or
mental labor for support?
| state with which Of your depend
ents you live and how long you have
lived with such dependent or depend
ents.
Estate both the approximate total
and the average monthly amount OF
your support OF your wife and chill
drcn. exclusive Of your own expenses,
during the last twelve months.
How much have you contributed to
the support Of each other dependent
during said twelve months?
| "State amount per month you con-
slider necessary fer support of all your
dependents.
| State whether the amount you have
contributed during the last twelve
months TO any dependent other than
your wife and children includes any
payment for board or lodging for your
celf or others. II you answer "yes"
how much did you pay In this manner
for board or lodging and for what per-
son?
What was your total income from
all sources during the last 12 months
whether in cash or In other things Of
value?
How much of this was the fruit Of
your labor. mental or physical?
"Give full statement Of all prop
erty owned or held In trust for you,
whether income producing or not: and
your net income from same during
last twelve months. Character of
property: Real estate. principal, 3;
income. $.......- Personal property,
principal, 8; income. s..
do you own the house you live in? ?
state earnings of each named de-
pendent during preceding twelve
months.
state the condition OF the health OF
your wife.
do you or your wife live with her
parents?
do you or your wife live with your
parents?
state any other facts which you
consider necessary to present fairly
your claim for deferred classification
on the ground Of having dependents.' u
| Industrial Claims.
Men claiming exemption by reason
of the industry In which they are en-
gagged will also be called upon to an
swer many questions. Among them
are the following:
Are you engaged in an industrial
enterprise necessary to the mainte-
nance of the military establishment, or
to the effective operation Of the mill
tary forces, or to the maintenance OF
national interest during the emer-
lgency?
do you claim deferred classifica-
tion on the ground that you are so en-
gagged?
state the name under which the en-
Iterprise is conducted and its exact To-
cation.
What Is produced or what service
is performed by the enterprise?
I'm what respect do you claim the
enterprise is necessary to the mainte-
nance OF the military establishment
or to the effective operation Of the
military forces. or to the maintenance
of national interest during the emer-
gency?
state whether the enterprise is now
engaged as contractor or subcontract'
or or work Cor the United States or 6
CO o-bclligerent. II so engaged, STATE