Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-02-20 | Page 4 | Citizenship Class to Come before Armstrong

CITIZENSHIP GLASS 10 COME BEFORE ARMSTRONG Ogden's citizenship class, to be examined ex-amined by Paul Armstrong of Salt' Lake, who is Uncle Sam's expert schoolmaster in patriotism, is growing almost dally. Several applicants for' the classes of March 19 and Mav 21, j were enrolled today, including John Pr-ter Vernleuw of Belgium, George Wallace Bruorton of England, Sam Malouf and Shaker Nakard Malouf of Sna. Itb two or three exceptions, all of the applicants speak fairly good American Amer-ican and all of them read and write the language of their fatherland. The larger number of applicants came from The Netherlands Russia, Germany, the British Isles and other countries'' are represented. ! Examiner Armstrong will question seven or eight of the applicants on March 19 and a dozen or more on May 21. I All of the applicants evince a robust'' patriotism and genuine love for their I i new home-land. i