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MORE PICKLING RECIPES.

Vegetable Marrow Chutney: Cut
three pounds OF marrow into s1all
square pieces, sprinkle IL rather tnick-
ly with salt (using three table
spoonfuls), and let stand overnight.
In the morning put the following in
gradients into your preserving kettle:
Three pints of vinegar, one pound OF
apples cored and diced, one pound Of
onions peeled and cut small, six hot,
Chile peppers seeded and cut small,
six cloves, two teaspoons OF dry mus-
| tard, one teaspoon OF ground ginger,
and oiie-balf pound OF sugar, let these
ingredients boil for ten minutes before
adding the marrow pieces to the kettle.
Then boil all till the marrow is tender.
Turn the mixture into hot, stcrilzed
jars, seal alright at once, cool and
store.
Citron Preserve: Peel of green out
side from n fvc-pound citron melon.
Remove seeds and soft part, cut in
one-inch-square pieces and put these
into the preserving kettle with one cup
Of hot water. Cook slowly for one.
half hour, then add four pounds Of
sugar and let simmer four or FIVE hours
stirring often but taking care not to
break the cubes Of citron as these
should be kept ms nearly perfect, ir
shape, as possible; during this Ions
period Of simmering, add one lcmor
(rind and ALI, thinly sliced, but with
its seeds removed. As the end OF th'
five hours the citron will be ligh'
brown color and the liquid az thicl
as sirup. Watch closely the last hour
as il catches easily when almost done
Turn ell into hot, sterile jars, seal Dir
tight at once, cool and store.
Sweet Apple Chutney: Boil fou
pounds Of apples pared, cored, an'
diced, in one quart Of vinegar till soft
In another pot boil together thre
pounds Of sugar and another quart O
vinegar for 20 minutes. Let the tw
mixtures cool, then combine them; ala
add onc-half cup of water in viii ch a
small Glove Of garlic has been boile
for n short while, one-hnlf teaspoon c
cayenne pepper, three tablespoons c
salt and one teaspoon of ground giugei
This makes nice chutncy for use o
the home table, served with cold meatl
!, Crab Apple Jelly: Wash and cut th
crab apples into quarters, without col
ing them. Place them in the prcscr,
ing kettle with only just enough wstt
TO cover, and add half lemon. L,
II boil till the apples become soft an
II mushy, then turn the mixture throug
Il your jelly bag without forcing
II through and let drip till no MOI
= juice comes, or overnight. Next morr
z ing measure this strnjned juice and
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'Troniyed Yeast Has Cleared Ny SKIS
Quickly and SIorfoustyv

is rich with vitamines-and-iron.
This recipe OF Nature. "Ironized
Yeast" is now boing used by thou-
sands OF men and women with start
ling, yet perfectly natural. results.
IL gives you Observation-Disclosures
lied, containing iron in the form in
which IL exists in the human body.
IL is not a more mixture OF yeast
and iron. but is yeast ironized, which
Is a substance all by itself. MudSi-
ness, that great beauty robber, gives
way to a lily-purity which nothing
else on earth can produce. Pimpley.
blackheads, spots. eruptions7 They
become practically an inpossibilityf
Rosy checks. 6rrner and younger
looking skin. ross-pctal purity, vel
vety softness,--all natural. Imagine
such a skin further beautifed BY
To think OF IL is lovely TO have
u, a modern miracleh Begin taking
Ironizcd Yeast today. There IS only
one Ironized Yeast in the world sold
By all druggists a. 800 a package.
Each package contains 50 tablets.
each tablet is sealed. They never
lose their power. M'rd only by
Ironfzcf Yeast Co, Atlanta, ca. Get
-r~r-r 30 he efs-,rnry- cf~s f~---s
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Answers to Health Questions

neys and bowels eliminate properly. For
instructions on tho treatment OF con-
stipation. restate your question and en-
close n self addressed. stamped envclope-
To relieve tho itching. bathe the affected
parts with n solution OF hyposulphite OF
soda. one tablespoonful to an ounce OF
water.
CONSTANT READER OIL am ~
years Of age. { feet 10 inches In height
VIII you kindly tell mo what my propsr
weight should bsr
A--You do not state whether you are
q man or woman. A man OF the age
and height you mention should weigh
from Il5 to 100 pounds A woman Of the
Same age and height should weigh from
llo to I13 pounds.
W. z. T. o-Will you please tell me
what causes water blisters on my feet
and what should do for themf
A-These b,isters may be due.to ex-
cessive uric acid or eczsma- You should
consult a physician. who. after . thor
orgh examination, win prescribe treat
meut.
DR.. Copeland will ans,cer for read.
ers of this paper questions on medi.
cal, hygienic and sanitation subjects
that are Of general interest. Whsys
tho subject Of letter is such that Il
cannot be published in this columns
Dr.. Copeland .0iu, ,0hen the q,iestios
Is a proper oss, ,vyits you personally
II sstf-oddresssd, stamped. sn'
oelops = enclosed. Addrsss ALI
INQUIRIES to Dr.. r. S. Copcland
- care of this office.
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the week. Mrs. w. r. Duffort is chair
man Of the general committee. The
other committees are: Initial, John
w. Smith, chairman; decoration. Mrs
Elmer D. Bard, chairman; booth, Mrs
Frank Smith. chairman; program, j
r. Richardson. chairman; publicity
Miles Bortner. chairman. One OF the
big events will be staged by the Pri-
mary Department,
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Bee Zaar at Trinity Lutheran Church.

The Bee Hive Sunday School Asso-
citation of Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church. Twenty-third and Madison
streets. will hold a Bee zaar, Octo-
ber 23 TO 81, inclusive in the social
room Of the church. The booths will
be in charge Of the various classes.
In addition to the booths there will be
an elaborate program given during
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Bluebird Club Meets.

The Bluebird Club met Monday
evening at the home Of Miss Flor
ence Rudolph, 1909 Adams street.
Those present were: Pauline and Eva
Phillips, Anna Richards. Emma Pret-
lyman, Marian Hobson. Helen Parvis,
Louise Wallace, Harriet Talley and
Sarah Turner. Refreshments were
served
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THE RABBIT BROTHERS.
REVENGE

Part2.
Reddy Fox tried TO jump from
the hole in which he found himself
when the Rabbit brothers poked fun
a, him, bu, he only fell back on the sharp
stones for bis trying.
So at last he gave il up aud though
the stones made a far from comfort
able bed he curled himself up and
began 10 think.
Ills thoughts made him quite rs
uneasy as the gibes Of the Rabbits
brothers. "Suppose Mr.. Dog comes
snoopins around and finds me here,
was one thing he thought Of.
And suppose never get out OF
here. | will starve 10 death" was
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On smth American Tin.

James I Dill has sailed from Brook
Iyn, n. r., on the San Juan for
Maracaibo. Venezuela. g. A.. for the
sun OIL CO. He Will be gons IA
months. Mr. and Mrs. Wiibsrt O. Diu
have returned from Brooxlyn, ~. Y.
70 see their con before ne sailed.
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YOUR HEALTH
is MILK REALLY GOOD FOR
THE AVERAGE GROWN-UP?
, Ior-1ons ago sone.of tho paper, printed press
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.
Commissioner Of Health, New York City.

\ IOT1ong ago some. OF tho psperD printed a press
" dispatch from London which quoted English
doctor a saying: "Nevcr drink milk; it is
natural food for the young. The idea has been
handed down through generations that milk 10 a good
thing to drink when III. think it 10 the worst
thing, and allow my patients to have it. 1t
constipation, fatulencc, . dirty tongue, and
leads to rheumatism, headaches and tired feelings
Taken in. excess, milk often causes appendicitis"
wonder why this doctor overlooked cataract, diph-
thera ingrowing toe-na, falling Of tho kidney and
enlargement Of the heart To mention these diseases
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N. q. Church In memory Of Mrs. sally
Hoffsckcr. who wa~ president OF the
Ella Thschsr Branch for ten years.
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Dronlzod Yeast
Brings marvsleus
Beauty 10 Skin
Science Now Proves How Com
plexion IL Quickly Bssuti6ed
Through the Blood

There n nothing in the world to-
day which is producing such a sem
sAtion as this simple discovery
rosv cbeeks snd a rayi.bing g1w hss,,,
tiful complexion. and you have
picked out an individual whose blood
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months ana up to the
moment Baby has ar
rived. 10 fully explained
IN the Ysmsrkabls book.
rHothsyhood and the
Baby" Tells also what
70 do before and after
baby cones, probable
date OF birth. baby
rules. etc. and about
Mothers Friend" used
by three generations OF
mothers. and sold in all
drug stores everywhere.
Mothers Friend" 10
applied externally, is
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Childbirth
Valuable Illustrated Book Sent Free.

How thousands Of women. by the simple
method Of an eminent physician. have
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safe. free from narcotics. permits easier
during expectancy and childbirth. Start
using Il today. Mrs.. e. E. Kerger. Slayton.
Mimi, says: 1T pulled me through" Send
for book today. to Brsdheld Regulator Co.
BA.36. Atlanta. Ga. Mothers FRIEND u
cold at Al drug stores.
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The Sandman Story
BY Abby Phillips Walker

Copyright 1922 by the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc N. Y
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Of the heart To mention these diseases DR. eofD
milk drinking would remarkable than to
OF the ailments he did mention
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cpyr,Ebt is2a. b, Nev.psp.r yeatu. Service. lne
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22

fme lTIf ttaf flt1IB d04n thf1p8h
tbe green aaetaIa when fIe mooua
maf rRHt Wa Huniefug u
81 ne me sbc N0Ht hs frightened
saa H1a rayhr a pfatY rHma n
mlia balia4a game u tahiHg r.
me. Iusf m1srz ap her mind @h1i
1 lmbel iha lUf b3@ would u be
90 hen her eHeH tgt8alT o. h.ld mei
For tbs mng. luas ~hUa I've bal
Il geumfa 60 Heo ID petfy gri rlze
EteI. NJ me Ipet gnea agEH a4
tboy used n, fsc a"au uofiIng but
fright in others FOR fha many ye1r
11nf / hated 70 thn6 ~ +4r md
ayefaiGn IN h6r muudEe1In blue
eyeg
There V1s rn Iml jn ihe thunder.
10 tho iIehlHnF hi tba wind which
HruGR screams " torment ffou -"
tortured pines Tie trce3 BENT be.
raath tho h.nst nHfl heaf1 fhe
stout abrfg cmck With tho tan iiio
siHin. eaW t.fe ortb hft with the
Winds loymlEo against the deep
rot roots The raiq hunY Hi1BbitR
gray curtain bet@een. 30 that the
ail. smooth bdes n the pinea
showed dnfhlY ~ the hnddlad t"o
40 they gtzed forth an1 they noted
the Gfat ~ tine old Beni nela Da II
lost lt8 aRe Old hold in the earth
ana went fottCrlng oVcr Ana. Just
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22
By Franklin p. Harry

from It's long hiding place, was the
captains strong box
could not cry out have no
Yoiee For The first lme ! bitterly
regretted the fact. belisyo me. man.
8H ! di1 the next best hing ]
apflng 10 the huia and lapod fhf
over md pointed o&Ilutafly. nltchr
irE their bees. LlKe the finger ~
kindly fate. Juat then c9.He thf
Rre"n lightning 10 aid me
IL wus ousy b. Her th1f sbe aaw
mc@ by that look ~ wido eyed IN.
endulity and wonder on bef fice
But not foar Or aversion. sirl Not
"a sign ~ ~ smiled II her ana
#nFod toward the box There enme
fic beginning II au 1hhwornH smile
I aWn,f H. Then the ndBh Wis over.
fhe thin grny curtain ~ rain bd
me-
'Look Ross LooG Looll" she
e1ed bot B9aa. had to tho eYes
10 Bro, turned 10 whnfe she waH
pointing too nte.
Il snw the pirate, noe The Old
pirate thcy toll about OH fhero.
ltoas. whore tho l1a' tfoo foil"' sbe
H5bbcd excitedly. Bloa8 her, II hn
Old rhG8t ~ - pirate haH a hnnrt.
then b"r Bfkt words sct min" 10
jumping. - big hnHdsohe fellow,
Ross, III smiley about tho eyes, and
white teeth ana biafk hIlf 1ud fuuHs
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der Hr1 Hhln I m t11 bug fhr
a Fid ~ Two ! l4g" lu mind ti8t
viii iaaa tfe pat - help me ln
hot b. mfdu tHe hard eHE pu.
Dn1f In FGhoelod to H-G b HIrl
waitraHa. ma1. notions. dreaa goods
FinghHma Hfn9Up phH / fFGh9u
I've been through tho mill unuEh
not to mind putin 90 on eEiu step
n "a be- wgrkIu' FOR NJ fff=lul
HosF -
a elap m thunder claahel buck u
her and rolled lH long refofbora.
tlana down ths bius Wutpr. 1ha
NaHer u Dreams lot ont a RIdss
awake sTonm nnd scrambled 10
hnr feot. fingers IN her aera Timed
To II. Hs tho4Fh hy HUaBroments
round tho curve ~ tic shore lna
bcloH q motor boat came @1iEft1
ing.
Tho lass mabo to1ard y win
surit mad hlnfe that faf tine m8.
fncut feafod she moant 10 at
tompl uachbg ii ~ trusting 20
walk upaa lbe water.
Rose. 80 I'm 80 fl4d y1u came
She fotpcd ue greatly by h8Ifing
nj tttc wa'of'B edge. while she hailed
the ur8omGer with yoieo henFF
With ifa mized oHfKg ~ fDabt a9l
JOY and rGiff The y01HHHerE eat5
Inuat base been uaeommGnglY good.
Tor bo seemed 30 have heard her
"liow I'D sou EnoW2" she bab
blad
"Wafehod you turn IN here
Through the Rl1gaes=" he laughed
ss he grounded in the sbaliO@ water
lo1ped out and came dragging bis
eran 10 s4felY you Didn't come
back. h6d the storm coming / had
10 following you" with Il DIR of be.
coming humility "f9r I didn't kuow
how the canoe mlrhf act Rettin'
s0pnd til9 point out there"
Ito came toward her with arms
that loGscd hungry ~ a"ize her, and
] war Elad for another good hard
clap Just mon. with a Hrc1lsing u
fotter bronze lightning that literal
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22

showing me whore his treasure WIS
buried do believe be was o.
why" she WnIlcd won't II stop
siofming 80 we can go and sea'
Thus ! heiped the little dream II
~" "bertoat" te1 house in the whole
world come true. Toa house aud
garage out There on the most used
tond nut ~ Baltimore. thatched
roof f1InLilng wHdnW oyes, sing.
lng kdue, lreh tunes on an Old
bneb fiddle Connie. with her kor.
rbief over her shoulders after d..
manner II her great grandmother
bef1rc her, HmuJHedln blue eyes
shining. u h8erving tea'
Ana IA" w1a that shrowd nbouf Il
the e1ptulu'B box mean. The
money WaH hers, and the paDfls.
and she kurw hoW 10 take p6aHes.
sion ~ tbau without any fuss. I
had pointed n out Ia her, 10 ahs
quickly toGl H. md thc man Koss
nnd herself kept il aH wedding
prosent from me-. and u snofet
1uong he thre" of Us. Ny pref
ties, u WIZ, bnill md furnished tie
El1ea Pirate 1eh It0uBe'
MAJ iart that name 10 con.
Jufc with
II can Rse her iool.lng back ~
noe nov. M they left the cove when
~" storm Wns 0Yer Through tho
I1fzed opening Whnfe the fnllen
bun pines lay the lato afternoon
fun Bifeumcd nud fell upon her.
Nov u the desire ~ my ho1n fui.
hllcd. For she was waving her
hand nj ne. wae Kissing 4. va eee.
ing me- again WIN tlso eyeB Of ber
imaRiuaDOD; recfeuting me again
bs I au. not tldnE diWorte1 oni
fcaffm to shuddor 1t when gazed
upon bat young ana deyii my
care and bauds0me a8 ! once wus,
ana I nna#ored by m1dly kissing
my finger tips back 10 her my
plnned bat IN my hand the cap
toig'a rich lace falling from my
wrists.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22

nfa A IIttIe uIpe0n One dIq I
f.ll out az rnv pest ana w.s run.
ming nm tho pround when a I.tfls
S,,l fr.d ia ro,cb m.
sbc eould ro, catch mn 90 shc
chae,d ma in scboothn,,so
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~bat IN da
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IN Tho, mr., aa,,,a ,,,aad or,,,tt.,
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The J,aniaUls.

Dear Happy read the stories
of H1ppyIand and think they are
very good ! an 10 years old and
in the sixth grade, I nm going 10
write about my bautam hen.
named hcr Biddy ! got her from
one of tho neighborg last year. Bid
dy has raised two patches u chick
ems. The last oegs she mid she hid
them SO couid no find them. !
looked all oYer for her nest Sey'
eral weeks after / noticed she was
setting, She came cluckins TO the
house with II bautams. ] gave ~
Of them away ! snye had 3G little
bantnms this year. bat gave them
all AWAY but geYon. ] an sending
-2.cent stamp FOR my plf.-~Erhest
Won SeRgern, Age 10. Magnet Neb.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22
4 Fifth Grader.

Dear Hnppy--I have been read.
Ing the Go oiiawks letters and stor.
les IN The Omaha Zee every Mon.
dag and / like them very much.
am sending a 2 cent stamp
for my button. promise to be
Kind to al birds ard dumb animals.
am in the Gfih grade this year.
My teachers name IL Mias Doris
Siiasen live on a large ranch
near the North Platte river / viii
close for tbis time wishing succesq
to "1'he Happy Tribe .'-Vcrda
Eickn. age 10, krith county Pax.
ton. Neb
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22

q house by a fence and Wild Efapes
hing OYER ana touch the ground.
Wo haYe put three cement blocks
In there and wooden floor. We
made u diary and ever day Ne write
what good thlnEs We do.
We have chosen names. Melda has
chosen Weeping willow, Etbely
has chosen "Lcaping Deer'3 ! have
eh6sen Running water
We enclose 7 cents. 8 from Eth.
fyp. from Melda. and from mo.
PleaGe send the buttons to me. Your
syot rye Go.iiawk. Margaret Cru.
yer. Iowa School for the Deaf, Coun.
oil Bluffs, Ia.
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Second Letter

pear Happy Ipined he Go.
n1nk club about tsso months lga
lost my PIN, Would you please
send me- Il pin II / seua you IA e
cent stamp ] weut on a trip to
k4Fsas and Missouri. 1uHt gat back
Ff.dty. ABsust aa A mE lotter Ia
nsiuue faug hai betfef eloae -
opal brown ase stella Neb
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22
a New Member.

Door Happy / have been read.
ing lho childron's page and ! cnjoy
Il very much.
am II years Old and ! am IN
the second part II the sl1th grade,
and I am very busy With my mbool
work and win not find time to
write you very much. ! sncIo8e n
2cent stamp and the coupon, ~-
Virginia Fletcher, 3l2 Voorhis 81,
Council Bluffs, ia.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22
Wants 10 Join.

Dear Haprg--I an in the dfth
grade. am 10 years old. ! read
your page every Monday viii
promise to be kind to ali animals,
! would Ike 70 join tho Go Hawks
and II you Will send mo a button I
VIII wear it very much I am send
ing You q seont stamp | have
two sisters and one hrpthmr Well
my letter is getting long so I VIII
close Foy CASTOR. Alexandria,
Neh.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22
Letters From HoppyIond Readers

gpied a small pin fastened on and
hc read The words "fAc Il1ppy 90.
Ti4Pk Tribe"
""hat If that for" hr asked
more pleasantly. Jimmie began 10
fcll the boy about the work Of the
helping tribe. ana the boy roadily
became Interested and now is
among thosc of tho 90 Iilwk
Tribe Virginia j.. IialI. age H.
Aferna. Neb.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22

Dear Happy: This " my first let-
ter. / promise 10 help someone
avery day had n cat named Tiliis
ard she died Of dlstemper. have
a brother and sister apd their
names are charles md Jean.
Charles had dog and he was 80
mean We hid TO send him away.
Ny name Is Betiy Robacker. ] live
~ ogMi1Ia. Neb. ! am . years old
and VII be in the fourth grade this
Noar.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22
Received Button.

Dear Happy: received my button
and am very glad. wear II 20
achool every day. ! am 10 years Old
and In the sixth grade. ! went 10
school two weeks and missed Juet
ono day. We had party satlr'
day night on my fathers birthday,
We all had a good time My letter
~ getting long, 40 ! viii close. Ny
name and addroas In Adclire Ilol.
fox, Schuyler. Neb.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22
IIiLlea Nur Itnllon.

Door Happy-I received my Pin
and was very glad 10 get it, /
have three brothers and one sister.
Tboir names are otto, Milo. Clar-
ence and Dorothy For pets I have
tWD dogs, two geese, aud ono eat.
Next time / write win writ" a
stony Irene iiasik, DaYid city,
Mph
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-22

glxlh grade. and my teachers name
is Miss HclOtz. and ] Ike those
b90ks W the name Lamprey.
"Chidron of Ancient Britain" / viii
cloae EerHice Krambcolf, Chalco,
A. Oh
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Try an Every Evening want sd-
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PRAISE FOR GOVERNOR.

Following In \ copy oil letter aent by
tho Sunday school OF First and Contra
Prssbyterinn Church 10 Governor
William d. Dennry, concerning the
letter written by him 70 City Council
concerning tho "wut" resolution paxscd
by that body At recent session.
Hon. William ID. Denncy,
Governor Of the State OF Delaware,
Dover, Delaware.
Honorcd Sir,---The members Of the
Senior Department Of tho Sunday
school Of the First and Central Prcsby-
terian Church Of Wilmington wish to
commend you for the stand taken by
you in your letter 20 the City Council OF
the city Of Wilmington, published in lns,
Saturdays papers.
All Christian people felt that grcn,
moral and spiritual victory had beer
gained in tho pasesgr OF tho Eighteenth
Amendment to the Constitution. You
stand in this matter M the highest
official Of the State means much for Tn,
cnusc OF Christ and his Church In Della
ware
We have seen the lawless elements OF
our committees IN our State unite in
an effort to undermine and nullify thi
part Of our constitution, and ms n resul
strike blow directly Mt Constitutions
Government in America We believ,
that that document II the safeguard OF
our civil, religious and political libertieI
and any blow ut IL is q blow at those
things oil Americans hold dear. Wher
the officials Of our city saw fit to ARA,
themselves on the side of the enemies
of this great guardian Of our American
institutions, we ms members Of our
church and Sunday school. protected by
it's laws rejyiced that we have in tn,
chief executive Of orr State one who In,
the courage Of his convictions to take .
definite stand in defense OF law and order
We commend you in the stand you have
taken md desire 90 ass,irc you that syou
have the support Of our members in this
matter
James A. Barley,
Chairman of the Committee on Law
and Order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
VETERANS WIVES AND
WIDOWS FAVORED
Civil Service Commissions
Ruling In Examinations for
Postmasterships.

Washington, March 80. Widows Of
honorably discharged soldiers; sailors
and marines who served In the World
War, and wives Of injured soldiers,
sailors and marines Of that war who
themselves are not physically qualified
10 hold positions In the civil service, but
whose wives are qualified, will be given
tho Same preference in examinations for
postmastcrships at first, second and
tbird-clnss postofIices that II given TO the
men themselves under the Civil Service
Commissions Interpretation OF the FIX
ecutivc order of October II, 1921, II is
said in statement issued by the Com
mission.
In other words, the Commission states,
under it's Interpretation IL will apply
tho Executive order 10 the same classes
OF World War veterans, their widows and
wives, that is provided for positions in
the classified civil service by the veteran
preference act of July II 1921.
Postmasterships Mt Offices OF the first,
second and third classes are not CLASH
fed under the civil service law, although
filled through competitive examination
for such offices is also provided by
Executive order.