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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30
CAFETERIAS TABOO
IN FRENCH CAPITAL
''Self-Service Idea UnpOpu-
lar Among the Commuters
Of Cay Paree."

PARTS June 29-American Wis
itors 20 the great French Mecca viii
not find ''seIf-serve" eating places
Ike IN the good old L. 3. a. They
done exist. and. what IS more. the
Frenchman doesn't want em 20 be
introduced
Time is nor money IN France
Life - long and gay, and there Is
plenty az time for eating and drink
ins. All French offices and rearly
all small shops close promptly when
the noon whistle blows and do not
reopen their doors for business be-
fore 2 p. IN. Every employe - al
lowed two fun hours for his noon
meal, 90 there is NO need OF a quick
haudout on a one-armed chair
Only one cafeteria is 20 be found
IN all Paris. and IL Is a modified
one. The American i. ". c. A.
opened So during the war. and since
then St has continued TO serve cheap
and good meals 20 French working
girls. 80 men are allowed. II
caters 10 the women who have the
hardest life IN France. It is pat
termed after our American variety.
with n long steamtabIe but has a
smaller assortment of dishes.
There ls wise choice Of food.
however. and 10 is well prepared and
cooked ia F'rancaise- 1t is the
kind OF food needed by working
girle For about % cents one can
get a real square meal" and for
double that amount she can have
several dainties. such as a cup Of de-
lcious ice cream served in tiny pa
per holders fashioned like flowers.
or some good French pastry. Now.
with the hot weather at hand, the
management has begun 10 serve
half bottles OF beer for five cents
each.
This restaurant has probably done
more than any other one thing TO
combat the rising cost Of living. be
case 10 is just near the Place de
TOpera. in the very center OF the
great dressmaking and other fash
ionable houses where thousands OF
girls earn their daily bread
It IS a lively crowd OF Parisiennes
--pettes and grandes. pretty and
not so pretty-who buzz into the
great room, chattering with both
hands over the little happenings of
the morning. They do not linger
too long over their meals. for there
is always shopping 10 be done. or
they sit in the cool courtyard TO do
their weeks mending.
American shoppers (only women)
who find themselves in this neigh
borhood az lunchtime will do well
10 drop into this restaurant to see
how French maidens serve them
selves n TAmericain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30
Keller Joins Fathers
Firm After Graduation

Charles F. Keller. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred W. Keller. OF Edgewater
place. has just graduated from the
University OF Pennsylvania at Phil
adelphia, having received the degree
OF Bachelor Of Science in Economics.
He returned 10 South Bend yester-
day and has accepted a position IN
Whitcomb & Keller's rsal estate Of
flee as manager OF the mortgage
loan department.
Mrs. Keller and son. George, at
tended the commencement exercises.
They afterward visited Atlantic City
and New York City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30

800 Hats in Hairbraids, Or
candies, Tafetas and Geor-
gettes. a special purchase and
a special selling at .......
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30

When You Say Cigars-say Dutch
Mast ers. 160tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30
THE DAYS OF REAL SPORT

are the days you spend away from
the worry and work OF the office out
in the great out-of-dcors enjoying
the greatest sport OF them all. FISH
ING. Only a good fisherman would
have known how 20 buy the wonder
full stock OF reels line and artificial
bait that Is on display at GCLDIE
MANN'S -FOUR STORES. Drop in
and look EN- over.
Advt list
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30
Downtown Churches Plan
Union Services, First to
be Held on Sunday EUening


Happy Sunday Evenings" will be
the special feature OF the Union
Sunday evening meetings planned by
the four downtown churches for
the months OF July and August. The
First Baptist. the First Christian,
tho First Methodist and the First
presbyterian churches are uniting 10
these union serI ices. The official
boards and congregations Of these
churches have approved the sum
mer program.
The committee IS arranging for
some outstanding preachers who
viii be at Winona during the sum-
mer to alternate Sunday evenings
with the local pastors of these
churches to preach. The committee
has a conditional promise OF hav-
ing Homer RhOdenheaver to lead a
Sunday evening in August. The
summer program will close in a
Union Labor Sunday evening service,
by all OF the protestant churches OF
the city. 70 be addressed to Rev.
Chas. Stelze. d. .. Of New York
City who was formerly pastor Ct
Labor Temple. New York and now
one Of the great leaders of the
church in relation of church and
labor.
The first meeting OF this series
will be held at 7:45 o'clock Sunday
evening at the First Methodist
church on y. Main st. This Will be
a patriotic service in keeping with
spirit and significance Of Fourth Of
July. Rev. Elmer Ward Cole, d. d.
of the First Christian church. will
preach. The vested chorus choir II
First Methodist church will lead the
patriotic song service and sing for
a special number. The stars and
Stripes Forever" by John Philip
SOusa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that J. w.
Porter & Company. a partnership,
composed of j. w. Porter and Ma
RE Votypka, has been dissolved by
my withdrawal.
MARIE VOTYPKA.
-Advt.-1S3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30

When you say cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 165-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-30

Il pays 20 call Aetna Cleaners.
Garments. hats cleaned. 9i6 r.
Sample St Lincoln 1876
-Advt-1 TIT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

rive IN New Canton shortly. where
MT. Jones VIII go into business.
Miss Edith Wilson has left Bear
Garden" FOR visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip HUBBARD at Cumberland Court
house.
Mrs. Robertson, with children. of
North Carolina. has recently spent
several weeks with her mother, Mrs.
waiter Camden, in New Canton.
Preparations are making for the
James, River BRptIs, Associations.
which Will be held late this month
In the Arronia Baptist Church. Tho
association was held In this church
In 1905. seventeen years aro. when
large crowds attended. This year.
owing TO the prevalence of automo-
b!les. |; is expected that the larg,s,
crowd in the history OF the usSocia-
ton VIII be in attendance. Rev. AIR.
Henderson is At present pastor OF
the local Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Briggs and
Mr. and Mrs. Potts. OF Richmond.
visited friends in Arvonia last sun
day.
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GREENWOOD

Especial 10 The Times -D!spntch.l
GREENWOOD. VA. July Ij.-Onc
OF the mos, delightful dances en-
joycd Mt the Greenwood House Was
tho opening event OF the season.
given on Friday evening. July :, IN
tho ballroom and on the large porch.
mo latter being Illuminated by :,
origh, moon. with tho shadows OF
the shade trees mahiug "a beautiful
picture. Tho dance was largely at
tended by youpE poop" from Rich
mond. Charlottesville. Croz"t. S,aun.
ton and Wayncshoro. The next dance
VIII bc given July -.
The tennis court has boon nut In
excellent condition. and many rlny.
crs arc expected during tho summer.
Among tho arrivals OF the week
are: Mr.. and Mrs. +. nuu!Orth and
family. Mr.. ana Mrs g. Jacombe and
family. Mrs. watson. Mrs. j. 7. Crutc.
Miss Mary Lumsden. RS Robor, r..
Hrucc. Misses Georgia and Harriet
bruce. Master James y. Bruce. Miss
GIN and sister. Mrs. James H. Wits
Master James II. Wills. J-. Mr.. and
Mrs H. ingalls,. Mise GLADYS ingalls,.
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Lloyd and family.
all OF Richmond: Mrs #. " Butt.
ISIS Elizah"ti Ford and tho Misses
fhrrar. Of Norfolk.
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Robinson. OF this place. ON their
return to Charlottesville. they wcro
accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Crowdcr.
VINO VIII spend several days with
them
The Chtldrcn's Day exercises Of the
Eartersviiie Methodist Church were
h"!d on Sunday morning, July 8.
{. w. Dickinson. Jv.. returned TO
his home here Saturday after a
weeh's visit in Boston.
Miss Marvel Elizabeth Paimore. Of
Drewry's Blum. Va. il visiting In
the home OF her grandparents. MIR.
and Mrs. Il. W. rnlmorc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il y. Parrish and
family motUred to powhatan last
sunday. visiting relatives OF MIR Par
IRISH near Fine Creek Mills.
Monroe and Clarence BoEgs, of
Scotisv!lie. visited friends here last
week
MIR. and Mrs. c. s Dennis. of Rich
mond. We're visitors here last week
end.
Miss Elizabeth Martin of Fine
Creek Mills, Va. is visiting her
friend. Miss Jane; 9. Snead. of this
place. Misses Snead and Martin
taught in tho naval school at Indian
Head, Md. last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

motor this wcok with hts family. ar
ter an extended stay.
M and Mrs. Henry J.. Ncith. OF
New York. who were hcro last year.
have returned for the season.
Irving 7, hush. presideu; OF tho
WHO returned from Europe last wccie
on the Waite Star Liner Majcs;!c.
with Mrs. Bush and their daughter.
Miss Hope Rush. are expected at the
u:eenhr!er soon for tho summer.
Nj. and Mrs. John Defort. OF Balt!-
more. have returned 10 tho Green
hr!"r after an absence OF several
years.
William Rhinelauder Stewart. Of
New York. arrived today for six
weeks stay He is the first husband
.: Mrs Jean 81. Cyr.
Or. and Mrs. 7. +. Gauut. of New
York, arrived TINS week for the sum-
insr, and other late arrivals are MIR.
I'D Mrs. Wilbur L. Elliott. Mrs.
John c. Rogue. MISS ratrlcin pogue.
Mr.. and Mrs Ii. l.. Tomlin, Miss Mary
Hope Hammond, l.. J.. Schenck. W. l..
Jehrey and Miss Eleanor JEFFREY, II.
T. houck and Mss Eva Conner Lath-
rop, vino Jo.iei Mir. and Mrs. +. IL.
LathTop, at their cottage IN Florid..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
FRONT ROYAL
I Specialto Tho Ti,p,.

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch
FRONT ROYAL. VA, July Is
JACK Moore. or Huntington. Va, IS
spending two weeks with his family
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence vcnablo and
FAMILY motorcd 20 StrasburS Sunday
afternoon. They were accompanied
nome by their guest. Miss Edmond :
son. OF Danville. Ia.
Miss Ada Walker, of Washington.
left for her HON. SUNDAY evening,
after spending several days with
her relative. Mrs. FaUl Jackson
Misses Helen Payne and Louisa
Wilkinson. student nurses at the Me
mortal liospita! IN Winchester. spent
sunday with their parents In Front
Royal.
Dulin Grant brought home nttecn
nice bass after an ali-Gay ASKING trip
saturday up the Shenandoah River.
The bass averaged slightly lcss than
two pounds each
Mn" candidates from her" VIII take
the three Commandcry degrees in
Masonry. July IS. a, Winchester.
Mrs. TagCar;. OF Alexandria. Is
spending some tirrc with her mother.
Mrs. Woodward.
Commander stewart Of Washing
ton. u. c.. spent several days last
week with hts family here
Mrs. Upton and thee children. Of
Washington. arc spending a fcw days
with Mrs. Tipton's mother. Mrs
White, OF Cloud street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

Lula Downing, nor daughter. Miss
Sue. visited Miss Seltine Rice.
Miss Ruth Coleman. Of burgess
store. mas returned from pleasant
trip TO baltimore. washington and
Calvert County, Md.
Rev. and Mrs. j. s. wallace. o.
Heathsviile: Mrs. Eugene Fnllin, O;
Coan. and Miss Mary Garner, OF
Lewisetta. attended the Itappahan
mock district conference OF m,
Womnn's Missionary Society on the
Scuthside. recently.
Miss Louise Rice. of Baltimore. Is
visiting Mrs. r. Warren Edwards. of
Election. MIR. Sam Rico Is also I'm IN.
county.
h Hugh Smith recently motored 10
Fredericksburg.
Malcolm y. Coles. formerly Of
Northumberland, but now OF the De.
rar'ment OF Justice. in Washington.
Was recently here.
MISS Marguerite Booth is subs;i
!"uns In the phone office for Miss
Irene helms. who has been quite
sick
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HEATHSYILLE

Especial TO Tho Times D!spatch.l
HEA THSNlLLE. VA, July l5.-Mr
and Mrs. Myers and Miss Lillian
Myers. of Shenandoah Junction. are
guests of Or. and MRS. W. IL Boyd
in Heathsville
Catherine Meade Ncale. OF Donora
Pa. are spending some time Al,
Roanoke
Mrs. Robcr, II. Chiffon. OF Xii
,marnock. and Mrs. Raymond I..,
Haynie. Of Kccdsvillc. also Mrs. r.
ii. H. Hubbard. OF White stone. we're
recent guests Of Mrs. Lloyd 7. Smith
at "Sunnysidc."
Miss Lula Downing le, recently
'or Northumberland. 10 v!sI, relatives
Miss Alice Brooker. Is visiting
friends In WashinEton
Mrs. EVA burgess, who has b.op
spending some time with Miss Lula
downing. left recently for a visit
with relatives In Keedvflc.
Mrs J. j.. helms has returned from
AleXa ndria. where She has been for
VISIT with her daughter. Mrs
Clarence Sale.
from visits to her daughtcrs. Mrs.
Robert II. Chiffon. Kilmnrnock. and
Mrs H. IL. Il. Hubbard. White stone.
MI and Mrs. W. ~ DoEEott. OF
Weems and Mr. and Mrs r.. e
Pearson and family. OF Lo,,sburr
wero recent guests OF Mrs. w. -
anderson. in IIcathsvIlln
MT. and Mrs. Asa :. Rice and son
rudolph. havo returned from Bai,i
more.
Dr. j. W. Porter. OF louisville. Ky
VINO was expected 20 preach nj
NIrNiahd and Grove Camp. this SUM
iner, finds that he NilI h, ,,r,,,
DO so. on account Of his health ~,
Wood is making every cnor, To fnd
IN acceptable substitute.
MI and Mrs. ~ Il. Headley. a.,
Lake have as guests. MIR and Mrs.
T. {. Tolson. OF Washington.
Mrs Thomas J. Downing. of Ian
caster, was a roccu, guest OF Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

turned from Baltic Creek, Mich.
"Wednesday. whero Mrs. TompkIus
has been for several weoks. They
are stopping with Mrs. Tompkins'
sister. Mrs. V. NJ. Sowder, OF this
place.
Miss Helen Gott. OF Dublin. spent
II few days the nrst OF the woek as
tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ.
liasan. hero.
Judge w. J. Henson. OF Roanoke,
was In Christiansburg tho frat OF
he week as guest at tho Virginia
Inn on Courthouse Square.
judge &. a. Woodruff, OF Roanoke.
was tho guest of DR.. and Mrs. T. W.
crozler hero few days the frs,
~ the week.
on account OF tho Illness OF tho
editor tho Montgomery Messenger
temporarily suspended publication Tor
10 resume next week
Mrs. George w. Parrish. Jr.. OF
Bristol. Tenn. is spending few
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Guy +. Elicit, IN Ghris:.ansburg.
Lynchburg. where MIR. Hawlcy has
they Will reside
Miss Julia Roop. OF Radtord. has
returned home after spending sew
eral days with her cousin. Miss Eliza
beth Roop.
l.. i. Pace. OF Roanoke. has re-
turned home after spending week
with friends in Montgomery County
hunting and hsh!ng near Chr!stians-
Lurg.
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NEW CANTON
tsrec.al to The Times Dlsra,ch.l

Especial to The Times DlsHatch.l
NEW CANTON, VA. July l5.--An-
nounc"mcntS have been received
here OF the marriage in Washing
ton Ola July OF Miss olive Ferne
rr!tts, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Miles T.. rritts. Of Juiontuwn. Pa.
and Richard Wilson Fuqua, formerly
OF New Canton. VA. MIR. Fuqua is a
Black SburG man. Il former star base
ball PLAYER, ana is now connected
with the Virginia rolytechu!c lusti-
tutc. where hn ANA his bride will
mako their home after september 10.
Parish Day was observed 1T Grace
Church. Eromo. on Thursday. n
largo number OF Ep!scopalians OF tho
parish being present Neports were
read from the various churches. In
,crestjnS addresses We're made ANA a
tine dinner served Ia Il number Of
people OF buckingham. Cumberland
and F!uvamua.
Largo crowds from MI over Gem
trail Nirr mia are daily visiting
Tr!cc's Lake in Cumberland County.
near he:e. The place has become as
popular as tho ordinary sacsidc ro-
sort. Motoring parties from Char
lottesvi!lc. Farmvilie. Dlllwyn.
Scottsvillc and all the nearby towns
and cities are becoming moro and
moro frequent, The boating, bathing
and fishing are claimed TO be fine,
while Tho dense woods surrounding
the upper portions OF tho lake afford
an ideal camping ground. Campfire
Girls and BOY Scouts from Char
iottcsvilio and Farmv!lle are at
present adding life to tho place.
Mrs. Edward +. Roberts. Miss
Mary jackson and DuNal rrbnr,a g
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PAMPLIN
Especial to Tho Times

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch.1
PAMPLIN. VA. July I5.-Mrs.
james ID. McDcarmon entertained n
number of guests Friday afternoon Mt
her home here. Tho rooms wcrc
beautifully decorated with the sea
aon's choice flowers. Mrs. McDcur-
mon was assisted IN serving n de-
l!Ghtful salad course to six tables OF
rock by Misses Ida Mae Farrar nm,
Elaine McDcarmOn.
Mrs. J. y. Spencer and daughter
Josie. spent last week end with Nrs
Laurie +. Bcale.
Mrs. J. II. Franklin. of New Jersey
is spending the summer with Miss
Kate NJ Franklin.
Mrs. Donaldson. of New Mexico, Is
vieitipg her sister. Mra l.. y. Lyon.
Mrs. w. A. McDcarmon and chill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
CHRISTIANSBURG

Especial To Tho Times. Dispatch.]
CHRlSTiANSUURG. VA. July Is
Mrs X. Il. spindle, Jr., with two
childron, Of Norfolk, after visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Il Spindle here. ..ft
Wednesday afternoon for Lexington.
Ky. TO visit her parents FOR several
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs W. u smith. ot Dub
lin. spent several DAYS this week
with MIR. and Mrs. J. Kyle Montague.
on East Main street.
MIR. and Mrs r. +. Hamrlsins re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

Even sick child loves the "fruity"
taste OF california Fig syrup" IL
the little tongue Is coated. or II your
child Is iistlcss. cross. ievcri.h. fun
OF cold. or has collie. teaspoontul
VIII never fail TO omen the bowels
IN a Few hours you can 900 for your
self how thoroughly II works all tho
conttipation poison. sour bile and
waste from the tender, littie bowels
and Eives you II we'll. playful child
again.
Millions OF mothers keep "Cai!for-
MIA Fig Syrup" handy. They know
tcnspoontul today saves u tick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for
genuine california F!E syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children OF all ages printed on bot
tie. Mother! You must say "CnII-
fornin" or You may get m imitation
ok syrup.-Aiv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

drnn. or Lynchburg. and Miss carlo
fhrrar. or Evergreen. are tho guests
or Mrs. James -. McDcarmon
MiHS Bessie Franklin has enter
.alhed house party for tho past
week.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD

aspIuf'ous III men faf q better vr-'f
or better distribution of fhe sod
things of this earth. government im.
r1ass urn al ~ ne ever Increasing
tarirns In ihr effort o. hsneHt tucif.
crUus ani orsnulfrf mlnorifIes.
zach ~ ihe executive departments
d Canuemei % improve BE- service
and to discover nsv and useful nsifs
~ scrvior The entire organization
~ the aumy. ~ the uayy. ~ each -
the departments inispsudeni oflces
aud agencies of the gosergmgui. h DE-
voted 90 an important task. lts par
ticular fuuctiuu sccms II vital use-
fu.nrss. even uscrssiiy Exrsrts 10
zach are alive o. its defe,is and %
he opportunities for usefulness which
have not been avallsd of
The seCrstary. of other bead q
the department drawn from private
lifc pvfhnps wholly ignorant 81 the
uutset n The nature and extent of its
problems promptly hecumrs the adye.
cate % the pollCles and demands ~
BIZ permanent assistants and bureau
chlefs u be- does not hscome such
advocate b. mag break down the
morais ~ his organization aud possibly
Ice ths cuuhdcncv ~ his pcrsonnsl
"nehiud h en- l. ths pressure % o..
Eanirri Interests ln ne Constituencies
shich afc the brnenriarles ~ specific
expenditures. operating upou poiit.
Clana executive aspartmsuis. srnstufs
aud congressman The tirtrui toirs
u rrssd L. beard in ihr martsi pisrs
ani n legislative halls, ihe soiot ef
ths pcople Is barely audible
The fact that each project is cun.
sIdersd separately. without rrferpncs
either ln executive departments Or
congress. o. WAYS and means ~ hnanc
ing u. prevents concentration o: popu
lar oplnlun on the awful total Al
agrre that thsv must be- economy. bat
as raoh item d presented all sscping.
ly aEree that that l. not the proper
field for ecunumy. There must b. econ.
umy. bot there must BE- a merchant
marine whatever the csst. rhsfe must
he ecunoml, but the government must
pay high wages 10 rallroad employees
aud furnish transportation on the rail.
ruads az lcss than cust There must
bs ccouoml, bat the World var sol.
dlers must have their bonus There
must be- rcuuumy, but civil war psu.
sious must he increased. There musi
be- ecunomy. but We mss, prepare fof
var. regardless u expense"
iuu know this u true. Tho nev
budget law wlll help sery much this
ruudiiiun. bot unless ,uu are Interest
I'll. continuously, actively. openly h
lercsied. youf money vii no, bs sassD
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
CALOMEL GOOD
BUT TREACHEROUS
Next Dose May SaIiyate, Shock
Liver or Attack Your
Bones.

You know what calomel o. les mer.
cup quicksilver Calomel D. danger.
ous. it crashes Into spur bile Ike
dynamite crump.nr and s.rtrulnr you.
Cn.mrl attacks the bones and should
never he put into y0uf system
" 500 feel billions. hradathi. cnnsil.
pa'Ci and all knocked ouf. lusf r0 10
Yuuf druggist and rei a bottle ~ nad.
t0nt Liver Tone for feN cents which
b. q harmless vegetable substitute for
DANGEROUS raiama Take o. fpoouful
and if % Doesn't start yuur liver end
sifu'Fhten yol up better nud quicker
than nnHiY ralumel and alfhuL making
you Hck sou iusi SO baok aud rei your
murrf
Don't take Calomei u makes you
sick ihe neat day % loses Juu 4 days
vork ne.isons Liver Tone sifnishisns
you frht up and you feel great No
salts neoessary Give n o. the children
tscauso u is perfectly harmless and
can not saiiFafe Advertisement
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
cagTisa1. Wss,sfs Ns-,ssg.i Uala
BY EDWARD G.IOWRN

government except those Of ihe Pres
ldeui aud vice president n was the
established usage during these nrsi
~ years 10 peualt executive officers.
except members n ihe cabinet. 20 hold
office Cor an unlimited period during
good behavior The pmciice Nas
changed o. isO hy the fouryelrten-
ufe nei Tie sr0lls system. ls q Was
officially desrnhed as rafiy ss ISIS
ans introduced and extended unili it
pernniei ihe snthe civil service o.
ne country
Tie Fundamental purpose of the CIV.
% service lac uas 90 establish. 10 the
parts of tlis service covered By iis
prusisiuns. merit system whereby
ssisriion Or appulnimeni should BE-
made upon the basis u demonstrated
rsiaii,s fitness. without wgard 10 -
litiral. rellgious of other such eUn-
slderatiuus
The act rrquires that ihe rules shall
Pros idr. amuug other ihinss. fuf open
competitive Examinations fnr testing
the oiuess u applicants Cor The ciassi.
I ned service. The making ~ appoint
msnts from among ihase passing With
highest grades 90 aploriioument u
appointments ln ihe departments 81
. WashIngion amoag ihe states and ter
uiories. psriod % prolaiiou hsf1rs
absolute appuuimrni and ihe pro.
tlh.uon q ths uaf of oalc.al auihouty
10 coeros the po.itical aCilou of any
psrsan of toiy
ln is1. ihe year In which fhe civil
service iau aas enacted. i1H4t p0sl.
uons ln 30 civil service uefe made
slhieCi o. cumrr;lt.ou Ihe entire
number ~ posiilons CO. ne federal
executive civil service on iune -.
1916. uas fsll1f A. thr hsiehi oi
ne YER rtIans|on there asre apurat
imairy iVnen men and eomru on.
ruyoi b. fha federal executive ciyll
serflDr. aho1i sona ~ whom bed
positions subject o. camrfulnu Ou
iuly M. 1880 The entire number oi
fefrrnl executive cfil pnsf.ons as
nearly as uu te estimated hai rfeu
raluord io miiin APPROXIMATELY
rnu0 ~ fhrss were subject O. cfm
pauuHn. o. n other words .n fhr
f'nsalei service Tle foroe IL siil.
slowly boz steadily decraHnE
During ihe % monihs of our Tarfici
paiIon boz ihe var ihf cvn srrios
eumm.uI0n save competitive etaui
uaiions under tte civil service 'av uud
rules tn slightly ifss than iosslesl rsr
saas and ahoui iupUo psraaus uiih
tested qualifications SER supplied tl
/ the cummis.ion o. ne scrfio, A urf
mai Years bus|ness Be- aioui auef
/ rersons eaamIued aid about duu,s
appointed