The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-07-28

Dy the wife, In which she sets forth
the approximate amount Of her sepa-
rate income and the Independent income
Of their child or children during the
last preceding year, exclusive of any
GUMS received from her husband and
exclusive of any gifts to her or her
child or children, the same being mere
ly the income derived from the separate
Or independent income property of, or
property held In trust for, her, the child
or children"
When a wife files a supporting afr
davit it must be upheld by an affidavit
from a head of a family residing In
the local area. When a wife does not
support, but herself makes application
for a husbands discharge she must
cover the same ground and have two
supporting affidayits from heads Of
families residing In the local area, I'M
less the wife lives outside this area,
In which case the afidavits may come
from the area in which she lives.
When neither the wife nor the hus-
band makes the application 1t may be
made by some n personally well ac-
quainted with such husband and his
wife, child or children" who has per
sonally made an investigation of the
sources of income of the wife," The
person filing such an application must
present Herewith the marriage certif-
cate or a certified copy of 1t, or submit
Tho q fh6 a vito of fUn noroAno wh0 Wnrn
present when the marriage took place.
Similar procedure must be followed
In the case Of ANY SOL of a widow de-
pendent upon his labor for support"
n In the case OF the son of aged
or infrm parent or parents dependent
upon his labor for support" for the
father of a motherless child or chill
dren under sixteen years of age de-
pendent Upon his labor for support
and for the brother Of q child or chill
dren under sixteen years of age who
has (haye) neither father nor mother
and is (are) dependent upon his labor
What Labor Is.
Labor" is defined in this way:
"For the purpose Of these rules and
regulations labor shall be construed
to mean bodily or mental exertion. 1t
may be either physical or intellectual;
1t may be professional, mechanical,
commercial, clerical or agricultural,
and each of these forms of labor may
exist under notifications or In COM
bination with each other. The means
for the support of the dependent or de-
pendents must be produced by this la
Dor, whatever it's character. 1t need
not be wholly produced from it, but 1t
must be mainly so. A dependent re-
ceiving support from a person whose
income is derived from dividends or
rents annot be said to be dependent
upon his labor, but if that income were
entirely the fruit of professional or
physical toll then such person would
be dependent upon his labor.
For the purpose of these rules and
regulations" it Is added, 'by the term
aged or intirm' parent or parents Is
meant those persons who from old age
and infirmity are disabled from earn
ing the means of supporting them
selves and who by reason Of such age
or infirmity have become dependent for
the means of support upon the person
in respect of whom the claim is made.
IF any person claiming exemption or
discharge shall file affidavits in support
thereof, one such affidavit should con-
tain the statement that he binds him
self to report at once in person to the
local board by which he was called and
notify it whenever the conditions enti.
Ting him to exemption or discharge
cease to exist"
Conscientious DIRECTORS must, within
ten days after filing their claims, pre-
sent affidavits setting forth:
That the applicant SIS a member In
good faith and in good standing Of a
well recognized religious sect or organ-
tzation giving the name thereof) Or
ganized and existing May is, 1917, and
whose then existing creed or principles
forbid its members to participate in
war In any form, and that the religious
convictions are against war or partici-
patton therein, in accordance with the
principles of said organization"
Must Support Contention.
This must be supported by an afida-
Wit from the clerk or minister Of the
organization, and "in case any such
person substantiates In the opinion of