CO129-435 - Governor Sir May & Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1916 [9-11] — Page 56

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L'ANNONOF

MENTIONNEE

DANS CETTE

LETTRE

———.

TO WHOM IT MAY

Manila P. 1. August 4, 1916.

CONCERN-

I, the undersigned, hereby announce my intention of making application at the "office of the Gollector of Internal

Revenue", on August 11, 1916, for a Licence to conduct a

"Cinematograph" in the building situated at No. 58-55-57

Calle Echague, District of Sta Cruz.

CINEMA PATHS,

ZIEH, Manager.

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COPIE DE LA MOTE DU CHEF

DE LA POLICE

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"Respectfully returned to the Boretary to the Governor General,

with the information that Mr. Arthur ZIEEM, manager of the

Pathe Frères in Manila, is not an American citizen, as far as

this office could ascertein. It appears, however, that he took

out his first papers and later served two enlistments in the

United States Army, ere in the 6th and one in the 7th Cavalry

Regiments. Since his discharge from U. S. Army he has had no

opportunity of securing his final citizenship papera".

I have &0.,