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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
Dinner Recipe Wins Cash
A70drd for Goshen Woman

airs Helen D.. England OF sos =
SIKH st. Goshen Ind sent I'M her
Conception ~ vel balanced din
ner and was awarded the first prize
a s. % cash n The News-T.mes
rharkes basket contest this week.
The GFe women receiving prizes Of
- each are Mrs Lester KoOniz
Bremen. Ind, Mrs. William Wolf
1880 n. Huey ST. Mrs Bert Rich
ardson. SCI ". 81. Louis ST.. MIS-
W. r. Doan 500 ". Seventh st. River
Park. and Airs Underiy l2g Adams
81
AIrs England's suggestions fol-
low.
a WELL-BALANCED DINNER.
Tomato BOuillOn.
To rich stock add strained tOm8-
~ juice 20 taste. and a little chop
ped parsley. season we'll with salt
and pepper and just a speck OF
cayenne pepper. Serve piping hot.
With a spoonful OF whipped cream
on each dish. Serve with ce.ery and
toasted bread cubes.
Brown Fricassee Of Vegetables.
~ beef Brown on all sides IN hot
fat. when thoroughly Drowned. COW
er with water, season TO taste. cover
slightly. and allow TO simmer until
done. as you would an ordinary pot
roast
Prepare potatoes. carrots. cabbage.
parsnips. onions and turnips. for
cooking Cut parsnips and carrots
IN halves lenEthwise, the turnips II
halves or quarters. and leave the
onions whole Cut the cabbage in
Sections. but do not allow the leaves
10 separate About an hour before
the meal is served. dip some OF the
brown liquor from the meat into a
barge frying pan. and arrange in It
she vegetables. except the potatoes,
according 20 the length OF tune II
takes each 10 cook. adding salt md
pepper 70 taste, and pinch Of sugar.
Cover. and cook until tender and
Drowned. turning each piece care
fully with a fork 20 brown all sides.
Beets previously boiled. may be cut
in large dice. and prepared in the
same manner. In a separate pan. Be
careful 20 keep the pieces OF vege-
tabies separate. it must not get
~mushy" In serving, place TIE
meat on warm platter and ar =
range the vegetables attraotively
around 70. The potatoes should De
boiled with the meat. and served
~ thickered brown gravy made with
the pot roast
This is a delicious dish. Just the
~best ever
Easy salad.
With this dinner you viii want a
green salad. easily prepared. Beat
sin egg in a saucepan, add a pinch Ct
salt. the juice of one lemon. a uttie
water and -usa- % taste. stir
Snov-' and allow to thicken on the
stove. but NOT bol When cold
pour over shredded lettuce
Desert-Apple Roses.
Pare nice larSe cooking apples,
tut in halves. and core Make a
rich syrup of sugar. water. butter.
and red candy cinnamon drops. BCn
Che apple halves in the syrup until
render. and the syrup thlckens. be-
eirg careful 10 keep them whole.
Arrange on glass baking dish, with
The concave side up. and keep warm.
Just before serving. place a marsh
mallOw In the center Of each piece.
and brown the marshmaIOw lightly
hinder the oven toaster. Serve with
lady fingers or macaroons
MRS. HELEN B. ENGLAND.
sos S. sixth St
Goshen. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

Moon Faces For Halloween.
cups sugar.
l cup butter
eggs.
/ CUP sour cream.
teaspoonful soda
Flavor with nutmeg. -four 10 roll
very stiff and quite thin. Frost with
yellow frosting and use reisins fCr
eye. Cut from paper patterns If
quarter moon shaped.
MRS. w. J. DOAN.
500 n eth ST River Park
South Bend Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
Stuffed Mushrooms.

Wash ~ large mushrooms. re-
move stems, chop finely and peel
caps. melt three tablespoons butter,
add u tablespoon finely chopped
shanot and chopped stems then cook
10 minutes. Add IL tablespoons
-four. chicken stock 20 moisten. a
slight grating OF nutmeg. y tea
spoon finely chopped parsley and salt
and pepper TO taste. Cool mixture
and All caps. we'll rounding over top.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
Peach NIar1naIade.

The other prize winning recipes
are:
Peach MarTnalade.
Peel ripe peaches. stone them. and
cut them small. weigh three-duRr-
ters OF a pound OF sugar for each
pound OF cut fruit. and a teaCup OF
water for each pound Of sugar: set
u over the fire: when lt bolls skim
% clear. then put in the peaches. lot
them boil quite fast; mash them fine.
and let them boil until the whole
+ a jelHed mass. and thick. then put
In small jars or tumblers; when cold.
tie up with wax paper next 90 fruit,
c,uIhes dippei I'm wax over All 4
nicer way rs 20 put away In tumbleIs
with self-adiusting tops.
Tomato Catsup.
Take one gallon OF skinned to-
g-atoes. four tablespoonfuls OF salt.
t1ur ditto Of whole black pepper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

No one can ever hope 70 know
the principles Of any arr or science
thoroughly who does NOT write as
wen as read upon The subject
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

The pride Of ancestry is a super
structure Of he most imposing
height. but resting on The mos.
dimsy foundation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
Chicken Salad.

Cut cold chicken in small cubes.
add equal quantity Of celery. just
before serving mix v tn dressing.
serve on lettuce leaves, and garniSh
with hard boiled eggs, which have
ueeu put through a potato rice, or
n food chopper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

Cover with buttered cracker crumbs
and bake / minutes in hot oven.
MRS. UNDERLY.
1923 Adam ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

eggs.
] cup sugar.
u cup bread crumbs.
] cup chopped dates.
1 cup Clipped nuts.
teaspoon baking powder
Beat eggs till light, add other in
gradients in order given, mix we'll to-
gether. put in shallow pan and bake
a hour in slow oven. Cut in squares
and serve with whipped cream.
MRS. BERT RICHARDSON.
S31 n. St. Louis st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
Lettuce, Cream Cheese and PimentO
Sandwiches.

Remove 2 pimentOes from can
rinse IN cold water. wipe dry with
cloth. Chop ptmentoes. work y III
cream cheese. then mix pimentoec
through cheese. With a dOughnut
cutter cut bread. Mix well with any
good salad dressing Spread bread
with butter. and lettuce leaf on each
slice or bread so as to show through
the holes in, center. All with sand
witch filling. Makes a very good
sandwich and also looks very nice.
Crumble TOrte.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

MERE is nobody she cOnsalts with anxiety than that
m the mirror When looks her she often
accused of frvofty-often quite
honest about things And when there question
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

The other prize winning recipes
The Washington times., 1922-08-12
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situation Wanted. Lost and Found.
Rooms for Rent, Apartments for Rent.
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for Rent. Miscellaneous for Sale and
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publication.
Advertisements for publication In The
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COUNT six average words to the line.
Minimum charge IL for two insa
The Washington times., 1922-08-12
Employment
Financial

Business Chances. n
ElnanCihl IL
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Money to Loan-Diamonds and
JeWelry ................... ~
Money to Loan-Chattel and Col
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OIL and Mining Opportunities go. 81
Stocks. Bonds and Mortgages. 20
The Washington times., 1922-08-12
Motor Cars
Rooms and Board
Rentals

Apartments and Flats To Rent
Furnished .................... 81
Apartments and Flats To Rent
Unfurnished ................... .;
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Garages For Rent. nt.............. 81
OFFICES For Rent. t................., 81
Stores For Rent. o.
Out OF Town Property For Rent. 400
Farms For Rent. .1OI
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The Washington times., 1922-08-12
Announcements
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Carpet Cleaning and Rug MAKING.
Drsssmaking and Millinery. 1t
Good Places to Eat. IN
Jewelry and watch Repairing. ....-1 II
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Real Estate

Apartments For Sale le............,,ios
Business Property For Sale. 100
Farms For sale. ..........,.......1 .1oE
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The Washington times., 1922-08-12

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L MISCELLANEOUS IS
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1 blue white very brilliant diamond,
Weighing over kt. An Invest .
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l very beautiful Princess ring, set
with 80 diamonds and 1 sapphire;
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The Washington times., 1922-08-12
DOOMS TO RENT
N FURNISHED

NEAR Wardman Park Hotel and car;
well furnished room. bath same fiooI'
reasonable. Adams 1883 -
The Washington times., 1922-08-12

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instruction In your spare time, day or
night Oct full particulars. Columbia
School OF Drafting, 18th a T sts. N W.
PAINTERs-All-arou autonnob ami
coach, wanted. Apply Dupont Carriage
Works, 213o L d. N. W.
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The shop to washinA
ION reliable: Il win
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chime wall clock, Westminster
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O sT, N. W., l225-Nicely furnished. cool
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cie)--Double, electricity, plenty hot
water; walking distance departments;
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w ROOMS

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MEN-Three young. of neat appearance,
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ment Union Station.
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o ST. N W.. l20s-Lsrge and airy;
running water. for ! h. X; Laundry
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NICELY furnished room. private family
block from Congressional Library
LING. 20e0.
The New York herald., 1922-11-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

COPENHAGEN, Nov i4-Dvers who have
examined the hull OF str Oscar III (Dan)
sand. report that the etesmer Is somewhat
damaged forward, but that no leakage has
occurred.
CooUIMBo, Chile, Nov 1EFears were
felt here to-day for safety OF str Renaico
tChiD from Antofagasta to Coqunbo, In
the earthquake and tidal wave zone. The
steamer carried many notables and a crew
of 75 and was due to have arrived yester-
day. Repeated radio calls TO her from sta
tions along tho Chilean coast failed TO bring
an answer.
LONDON, Nov i4-A telegram received
Cole has arrived there from Gulfport with
lumber damaged.
IUNENBURG. Ms. Nov 9--Schr Alcala
(Br) and schr Araucania (Br) have been
sold 10 American parties.
NORFOLK, Va. Nov 14-Barge Pivol!
stranded in Pamlico Sound l2th was floated
by cutter Pamlico 18Th.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Nov 14Fire
last night destroyed forty foot gasoline boat
Nord Cape, Capt Thomas Forest owner
PORTLAND, Me, Nov 13-Tug I.enape,
which arrived yesterday from eastward to
pick up barge, while getting under way had
propeller f-H'ad with anchor and chain and
ured r to free her.
SEATTLE. wash. Nov 14-Tug Sea Mon
arch reached disabled str Stuart Dollar 900
uN Flattery yesterday. VIII
e for repairs. The Stuart
Na. -r In storm last week. She
4a. 800 miles with jury rudder when
tug
ST JOHNS, MI. Nov 14-Cape Race reports
wireless from str Monte Grappa QtaD :.
Montreal via Sydney, CB, for Venice, In lat
43 IS, Ion Al 50. has dangerous list and
(Br), from New York for Bremen. going 10
her assistance.
The New York herald., 1922-11-15
Continued From Preceding Page.

Gulfprincs 100 n Diamond shoal 14th.
Ciulfstream 130 y Jupiter 18th.
Helen S57 S Scotland l. 14th.
Hog Island 426 z Ambrose V lsth.
Huron 653 Scotland l. V i4th.
Ipswich 3s5 Sc Mobile 14th..
Irene passed Winter Quarter 18th.
Iroquois S54 s Scotland L 15th.
A Moffett. Jr. 164 WNW Tortugas f4th.
John D Rockefeller 100 NV by W Tortugas
1ith
Julia Luckenbach 800 NV Balboa 18th.
Kamest q Sc vannah 18th.
Kentuckian 45 NE Block Island 14th.
l. J Drake i75 S Ambrose J. 14ta.
Lafcomo lat 13 q. Ion 5s IL 18th
Leighton lat % Is. lon 81 A. 18th.
Lena Luckenbach 400 South Pass 18th.
Maasdam lat q %. Ion SO OF 14th
Maiden Creek ,455 miles II deg from Sandy
Hook 14th.
Mohawk left Jacksonville for New York 2
PM 18th.
Munplace cas- from Galveston 18th.
Nantila 40 NE st Augustine iith.
Nicoaos lat % 50. Ion 6S O. 14th.
. T Waring 23o NV Tortugas l4th.
Orizaba 766 S Scotland l. 18th.
Ponce left Aguadila AM i4th.
President Garfield 4l2 Ambrose L. 18Th.
President Harding 1.i34 + Ambrose l. 14th.
Rayo 10 w Sand Key 18th.
Roanoke . \ Mona Island itth.
Rockaway Park I ,44j Y Cape Sable 18th.
Rotarian 275 y San Salvador 1+th.
Sagaporack 57S L Ambrose l. V 18th.
San Jacinto 60 \ Key West 14;h.
San Tiburclo 200 Sc New Orleans 8 PM
18th.
swiftarrow passed Block Island Pm 18th.
Swiftlight 1873 W Key West i4th.
Swiftwind 6s w sand Key iith.
Tanamo 942 5 Scotland L 18th.
Trontollte % NE Miami 18th.
Vaba 20 w Guantanamo PM 18Th.
Virginia 81 from Key West 18th.
" n Libby 80 T. Sand Key 18th.
West Edara $40 T. Ambrose l. V ifth.
Westland 100 Jupiter tsth.
VIM g Warden 81 NV Tortugas 14th.
Zaren,bo $50 z Ambrose l. iIth
Zoppo, go Sc South Pass 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-11-15
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy NALL

APPLE RIVER, Ms. Nov lin port. schr
Nina Nadeau (Br). loading for Sound ports
BELLE ISLE. NF. Nov o-Sailed previous
E, str Lulea (sw). Rotterdam; + Lille
BURGEo fiG GEO NJ. Nov e-sa,lsd previously
schr Gordon f Moulton (Br). Oporto.
CAPE BROYLE, NF. Nov Tin port, echr
Francis Louise (Br), from Sydney for ST
Halls HARBoR. Ms. Nov 7--ArIived,
schr Esther Adelaide (Br), New York (loads
potatoes for Havana.
HAVANA. Nov o-Arrived. str Mirlta
(Nor) Tampico.
sailed sth, str Anna (Nor), Santiago.
NORWOOD. NE, Nov Din port, schrs A
q Barteaux (Br) and Esther Hanknson
(Brl. loading for New York.
KINGSTON, ia, oct 2S--Arrived, strs Rhea
Dutch, Puerto Cortez; goth. Bayano tBr)
3ist, Changuinola (Br), Avonmouth
Sailed 27th. motor Dana (Dan), Copon-
hagen; 4th. str Svanhild DAM. Cuba.
KoTKA, Nov 6--Arrived, str Belyidere.
IIelsingfors.
LITTLE BAY ISLANDS. .NF, Nov Gin
port schr Start DAM, for Malaga.
LUNENBURG, Ms, Nov 6-Sailed pre-
ylously schrs Lucille B Smith (Br). Mas
sau; sth, Bastian (Dan), Sydney; Harriet
(Brl do
PARRsBoRo. Ms. Nov TIN port. schr
Nelson Mcfarland, for Wofvills, with
coal and return with apples.
PORT GREY1LLE. Ms. Nov ARRIVED.
schr Nova Queen (Br). Yarmouth 0oads part
cargo here, remainder at Bass River for
QUEBEC. Nov 11-Arrived, strs Elida
Clausen (Nor), Humbermouth; Kamourasks
OBJ, sydney.
SAILED llth, str sheba CBrl. sydney.
TANAMO. Nov 10, 10 30 PM-Arrived, str
T J. Church CBr), Antllla.
TWO RIVERS, Ms Nov TIN port, schr
Northern Light, loading for Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-11-15
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OFTHE WORLD

PORT TAMPA. Fla. Nov i4-Arrived. str
Clydemede (Br). Savannah.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov n-Arriyed'
schr Martha Parsons CBr), Windsor. Ms.
Arrived 18th. schr Margaret Spencer,
Arrived i4th, .trs cento CBD. Havana
New York; II Devereux. Boston; sehrs
Kenton, jacksonville; Esther X. Georgetown;
VIM II Marston, Portland. Me.
Cleared 18th, str Cretan, Boston.
Cleared l4th, strs Jose (Nor), Puerto Cas-
tilla CHonduras) Samuel L Fuller. Tsmpico;
Santiago, New York; Norden dam. Nue.
vitas bark Molfetta, Caibarien.
Sailed i4th. str RoXburgh (Br), Genca.
Cleared from Marcus Hook i1th. str Bun
oil. Sabine.
Passed down Marcus Hook l4th. $3.50 AM.
strs West Inskip for New York; $50 AN.
Csbo Nillano (Sp), for do
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 14th. 9:3o
AN. tug T Hooper. towing barge Harry +
Hooper (left barges anchored outsde).
Passed up 14th, 10 Pm, tug Atkins
Hughes, towing barge D Fletcher. New
York for Philadelphia.
Passed out 14th. AM, strs Sunoco .(Belg) 1,
Philadelphia for Antwerp 4:30 AM, Hektor
(Norl, do for Baltimore: PM. West Insldp
do for New York
Passed out 18th, 80 PM, str Vile d'Oran
Q'r). Phils delphia for Casa Blanca, sc.
Sailed 18th, 1885 AM, tugs Hooper
(pcked up 8 barges outside and proceeded
SOUTH $40 PM, Mars, towing barge Os-
ceola, seaward.
in harbor 18th. AM, schrs Albert W Rob
inson Philadelphia for Promised Land:
Richmond. from Perth Amboy.-Wind, s. 10
miles; cloudy; smooth sea.
PERTH AMBOY, NJ, Nov 14-Saied, tug
Perth Amboy, towing barses 76I and 702.
for Rockland Ts4. for Boston, and 7so, for
PORTLAND. Me. Nov 14-Arrived, str Mid
dlesex. Norfolk.
Sailed 18th. strs Hassel CS9rJ, Antwerp;
Lake Forney, Portsmouth.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov li-Arrived.
strs- FL Griro (Br), Barrow via Balboa;
woron (Br). Shanghai; motor Stewart. Ma
Mia.
Arrived 18th. str Lewis Luckenbach. New
York.
Sailed 18th. str Hysdes., Honolulu.
Sailed f4th, strs Mystic, Savannah via Mo
bile; American, New York and Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th. strs Ciymeric (Br), London;
Amatima (Br), Tokuyama; Cacique. New
York.
SEATTLE, wash Nov 1s-Arrived strs
colusa. Tacoma; Santa Paula, do; Agwistsr.
San Francisco.
cisco; Arabia Meru (Japl. Tacoma.
Arrived 14th. str VIM McKenney. Tacoma.
Sailed 18th. str San Lemberto (Br). San
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Nov 1s-sailed. strs
Iowa CFD. Harwich. &c; Sudbury. New
York; Nebraska (Br). London; Lompoc
sAvANNAH. Ga. Nov 14-Arrived. strs
City of ST Louis. New York: City OF Rome,
Boston.
Sailed 14th, strs steelase, New York: City
TACOMA, Wash. Nov I3-Arrived. strs
Haleric. Seattle; VIM McKenney. do; AS
tronomer (Br). do.
Arrived 18th. str sinaloa (Nor). San Fran
cisco.
TAMPA, Fla, Nov l3-Arrived, str Truxilo,
New Orleans; schr Leonie Louise (Br) .,
Cardenas.
Arrived 14th, schr NJ Vivian Peirce. Provt-
dence barges Avio and Earnest, Havana
(and sailed for Pensacola).
Sailed 18th, str Altamaha, New York;
motor ship W Briggs, Fort Myers.
Sailed 14th. str Truxillo, New Orleans;
schr Fannie & Fay, Manau.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov ~
Passed, str Kentuckisn. west (noon); tug
Murrell, do. towing barses.-Wind, sW,
light; clear.
The New York herald., 1922-11-15
FREIGHT HANDLERS VOTE
TO-DAY ON BIG WALKOUT
Strike of 300 at WouerIy
Transfer Causes No Delay.

officials of the New York division of
the Pennsylvania Railroad said last
night that there had been no delay in
traffic movements because of the strike
of 900 freight handlers at the Waverly
transfer. and that the men are being
replaced rapidly. Emergency forces
havo been able to handle the situation
st was said, and the railroad does not
expect the trouble To hamper traffic.
CaR. Briceland. grand president of the
Freight Handlers Union. left Pittsburgh
lor Newark yesterday to take charge
of affairs for the strikers.
Iieads of freight handlers unions will
meet, i'm the Hotel Continental to-day to
CONSIDER the advisabilty OF calling
sympathetic strike of sucl employees Of
railroads running into New York. The
Likelihood of "A walkout, however, Is re-
mote. as the date Is to be set far enough
ahead to give time for arbitration.
The New York herald., 1922-11-15
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their CTR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton.
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE)> and New London.
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLc); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May. N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-11-15
MARINES REFUSE TO GO
BACK IN ORGANIZATION
Veterans Reiferote Denuncia-
ton of Politicians.

Former marines who fought at Bel
ieau Wood with the Second livision
aud who recently gave UP their charter
in the Veterans of Foreign Wars on the
ground that the veterans organizations
were using the former service men for
political gain, refused at a meeting last
might to consider overtures to rejoin the
organization.
I'VE are witnessing the disintegratlon
of national veterans organizations"
said, Commander Merle MacAllister
after the former marines had voted TO
stay out Information received from
inany State indicates that almost 100
local units are about to follow our ex-
ample In Withdrawing. Ii Is unfair TO
Daitd few thousand men together and
say, to the public we. represent the
med who fought overseas. our Ideals are
ltheir ideals. and then try to cash in
politically. Thoughtful veterans repu
diatc the leaders who seek political ele-
NatIon through veteran activity