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Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
RULING AIDS VETS
WIVES AND WIDOWS

WASHINGTON. Mar. 20. Wild
oWs or honOrably discharged sol
diers. sailors and marines who served
Ia the world war. and wives Of in
jured soldiers. sailors and marines Of
that war who themselves are not
physically qualified 20 hold positions
IN the civil service. but whose wives
are qualified 70 hold positions IN the
civil service. but whose wives are
qualified. will be given the same
preference in examinations for post
masterships at first. second and third
class postoffices that is given 20 the
men themselves. under the Civil Ser
vice CommisgiOn's Interpretation Of
the executive order OF october IA,
1921. il Is said in a statement issued
BY the commission today.
In other words. the commission
states, under its Interpretation II will
apply the executive order 70 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.
Postmaster ships al offices Of the
first, second and third classes are
not classified under the civil service
law. although filled through competi-
tive examination under executive
order. and sulcsh military preference
as - allowed in examinations for
such offices - also provided BY
executive order.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
the WAY TO PREVENT
STOPPED-UP PLUMBING

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Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
A Simple Method Every
H0ssegffe Should KnoN
Makes Pipes Run Freely
Saves Plumbers E1ls.

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Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

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Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

The grape cure" attracts MANY in-
xallds % the vineyards 81 the Tuscany
district o. italy. The day begins az
& O'Clock. with a breakfast of whole
some food and with grapcs ou which
the dew IS chngiug. Grapes are served
with each meal and the diet ls care
fully planned. The guests wander
through the vine wards. eating me
grapes and breathing deeply tne
sweet aromatic air. Plenty II exeF-
else rs essential 80 She "cure." Most
~ the lnvailds leave at the end of
The vine harvest in robust health.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

Roscoe Conk1in1 Simmons. q neph-
ew u Booker T. Washington. claimed
IN an address, We have q record 10
defend. bur 10 treason. thank COD.
70 atone N explain. While ln chains
are fought 20 free the white soeu-
frOg1 Lexington 20 carTizaI-- and re-
TUNED a2sin - our chains. 20 rezrC
6as ever lnsslte5 The Gag. 10 Ee1ro
ever struck doUn q Pressdent II the
United States. 10 Negro ever so18 =
military map of = secret 70 a foreign
g0veTnnoeDt 10 negro ewer ran ur6er
fire or lost sr opportunity % serge 70
fiznt. n bleed. 70 de II the ReDub-
les caU81s
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

Nsny thousands Of cizms we're
killed along the famous Pisn1o beach
in Southern California. By the cold
weather recently. according 70 the
fiEh ard game commissioner Of San
Luis Cbigpo- Thousands Of Desicans
and sea birds swarred the beach.
feaSting On the clans.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

fc8. ard N1fn broad egbssanflsl
look11g kaeex. are me popular thing
1or frsl1E. AD1 some clever women.
N1roae families are too small - ear
q quantity ~ fruit before e spOils.
keep the boN5s partially filled with
very natural boxing artificial fruit
and oIIy two Or three pieces u real
fruit
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
POTATO SOUPS
Sister Msry Suggests Wars 70 Use
Old Potatoes

Old Potstaes
Just ~ the end q winter potatoes
are 81 their worst. New potatoes are
always high when they flTst come
into nsrszet and the Old ones are
soggv when cooked and wllted and
sfrlveled ard hard 70 pare.
But this vegetable is high IN food
value and must be included IN the
spring diet Use i - soup for iuncn-
con and zee how good y ~.
Potato Soup
Two cups thinIv sliced potatoes. !
onion. cup diced celery 4 cups
milk, 2 tablespoons butter. egg
wash and pare potatoes. Slice into
cold water and Iet stand = minutes.
Drain. Slice onion. Put onion, po-
fatOes and celery IN a smooth sauce
pan and pour oyer cold water 70
Let cook until the potatoes are
soft. II will take about half an hour.
There should be Just enough water %
prevent burning during cooking, but
the water should be ali boiled away
when the potatoes are done
Mash the potatoes signify with a
wire nnasner. Add milk and bring 70
the boiling point 10 not Jet boil
EEe1k A&Ae e@& NV a. L~F A-@ 49,
elgzhtlv with = fork. Do not beat
gtlr ezz into hot sCDp. Add butter,
gsasOn with salt and pepper and serve
a. once
This j. a delicious ard substantial
u,oTeto go1u. n = decided onion flavor
= liked Use two onions instead q
one.
Potato Soup With Chesss
Three cr1ys milk, 2 onion, cups
rraade1 r.ofsfO. Z tablespoons butter,
= 49, Ill 1 ~ .-.-ll--- Al. II -
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

XIV GDaZ.-L&ESle hs.1ers -
wvos1nt frog. aged loDsklng fa4nEs.
are rep1zelrx rsose - crTstaf ~ .
pery great extent Cszs3g fheg are
20 leslgne1 that fhey hoi9 3 single
eandle lnzfea6 - fhe three - five
are hare been seoDxtC1ceo ~.
Heavy luster bowls, argglsr se 90
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

TIE Afsska zgrlcgleoEaf College
ard ge6Ooi II ElDeS. ~ Yairoanks.
Alaska, viii ~ TIE wors1s fzrfhess
o0gtn UnsVerslty. u VIII be witt 81
10 miles II tks 1rcfsc Cree, L vii
0g,Sn 31s fO1rs next 9e1feaser.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
RRLORHN
bRHERYOE
MAGIC ocTE1

MATERIALS. Four 0f each of the
card board cut-Opfs shown Al left
PROBLEM. TO arrange these cut
outs 70 form an octagon-
SCLTTION. Diagram AZ right
soows how the strips, A. 2 and Z. are
pat together.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

Three snnuai prizes the highest of
which 81 $500. are 70 be offered bv
The province Ok quebec Tor works u
literary merit
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30

Morn Il paid for a mutton chop IN
New York hotels than for ] sheep IN
Colorado, according 80 reliable re-
norris
Arizona republican., 1922-03-30
petsto sous VIII Chess

Three c1p8 milk onion, 4 c4D@
mashed p.OtatO. 2 tablespoons DufseT,
1 fsbleapOCn f.Ogrs ] teasDcOn salf, =
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30

DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES

ToMPsETT-Hannah NJ, pissed on at the
home Friday, october n, 1929. Mrs.
rompsett IL survived by her husband,
charles Tompaett. 5 sons jesse ~, 81.
Louis. Mo. Harry j.. frank O., Edward
and e willard Omaha Ncb.; daugh-
tors. Mrs IT, II Lipsey. Los Angeles; Mrs.
II ~. Judson. Wayne, Neb. Mrs. Lester
G. Rigby omaha, Neb, brothers, y. j..
and George Colling York. Neb; james
Colling. Grand Forks. N. D.. Robert Coll
ing Of Belleyille, Ontario, Canada SIS
tor. Miss " a. colling Of Bclleyilie, Onta-
rio. Canada.
Funeral services from tbs home, 1873 Lake
ST. Tuesday. october a. 1922, at 2;s0 D.
m lnterment Forest Lawn cemetery. For
Information call crosby Moore, Webster
004f
GROsSMAN Bessie A, 81 wife Of II. G..
Grossman, 1897 Taylor street, died at her
home
Funeral services VIII be held Monday,
October 80, at D. M. In the e. +. Haynes
chapel Twenty fourth street and Ames
avenue. Burial VIII be In Forest Lawn
Gem terry She is survived by her nus
band. two sons and one daughter
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30

VIZ " " U - TF0TF w I8H"TIHtl
drfssmakins, Alterations IA saf
prsssmakina. alteration ant al Kinds %
SOWING MIS- = miller Naii WE h{.i
nHtssNANlNo and plain SEWING rss.
We oas6
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DUNDEE PROPERTY.


FOR Dundee property gee ". II. Benper
90. 404 KeelIne Bldg, Call us. DO s406.
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PERSONALS

THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
s9iicits your old clothing. furniture. maya.
dimes We collect We distribute. Phone
DO fi35 and our wagon Will call Gall
and inspect our new home lllV-iil2-lllt
Dodge stroet
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LOST AND FOUND.


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SALE Or EXcHANGE.

10 IArliANt.E F.ns country hatnr 81
f6r aFfgt. VOL Improved , ~ lfs 90 taunF
d sfaf fnsn - oHu psnpie Equity e"fth
81 see. naitinE dus fut three feafs Went
tutk mnffhaudisa ~ hardWsfr AM
lFifheF EfiuFf rHF rktirr nc mtaTfttfi
urtn mo- VIII sRr fshi deal Want "a
business Afiiftsa \ 1850 htnaha hse
~ ioa F4pirY ia lot fssmt iaks Efle.
isFfIAni tlfiniifa Adifeaa haA Mshafs
omaha i'r
For FAlE ID tlsds tdiiao madpi CT
Mli consider ford sedan o. eaupe wa
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30

= HNEs aaass& as.tf ffass s. its
49, rs ssHaa4 aaas $50 n aHaff-
sesHs a e. Ass go - sa8
efss H sass ssH $3.50 81 tfts
ssss Nsf ts a. asss
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Nasts issss. -
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
cHATTEL LOANS

DO YOu NEEp a LITTLE READY CAsH9
a9-at- apn=-abn- DOLLARS
er any other amount loaned at less than
loyal rates
NH red tate, M publicity. tasY pay-
marts. confidential Thirty years 10 busi.
uear
... OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
apf kathash FIN Tet III tsga
southwest Cor 18th and peus 81,
COX 90 kaus Is and 30 On vases c.f.
500 t4fniisr r1HfideHtaf. gt VIA est4b
Ais MaI4-lierald ADDS ia sssz
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30

thsr sing oat hH @aisU taf
taHt uses uHt ~ anf pa e
raaftit US mas Efs. MS go
semtaaf al shsHs saa oaE
tm - f5Hnars lnsla'ips gleu
AlaEA EaAN.I.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
BONDS. STOCKS. MORTGAGES
SALE DE 1RRInAr1oM BONDS

SALE OF IRRIGATION BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that on Thursday.
AoFember z, 1929 al r. m, al its office
IN George c. Porter's law office In Nor
rll Neh. the Ramshorn Irrigation Dis.
trlct VIII offer for sale to the highest for
,ash It's entire first issue OF bonds amount.
ing 10 3,4te5o bearing c per cent in
torest, payable somlannnally. Sealed pro.
posala for the purchase Of bonds will lie
received until the day and hour above
named, the Board reserving the right to
object 70 any and ali bids Bids should
Neb.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
SIruATIoNs WANTED

NFHt tN a1 sss taaHsa sFa
ts sasaf ues ha
ptf esa sssIHf WH 80
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
NORTH SIDE PROPERTY.

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW for sale hy owner
Finished In naR. nice location, good neigh
bprhood. Price. $500 can glsa No.
i9th ST.
srYen Room Modern oak Finish.
BHraFr, corner rot, C'nsN ln, want offer.
call owner AT Cf1t or IA. 37ta
s7a7 DEcATrR~-f.Hm. Sod rs. hest
lots $500 cash tplunee monthly. cfsigh.
sos Bee. "a. 0gna
SEW sn.toum Dutch colonial house. oak
finish nasi front, fine location. priced 20
fcli kif ntG0
. y nrcK 90 buy ,ad sell homes
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
Omaha Bee "Want" Ads Are Guaranteed
hphY WANT to liant
EDUCATIONAL

WANTED Men, ladies and boys TO learn
barber trade big demand; wages while
IearninRi strictly modern. Call or white
1903 Dodge 81 Tri.Cty Barber Collage
THE National Automobile school snhoubte
thor opening oct 2, 1922. Come IN ard see
w 2slt n. goth ST.. Omaha. for catalog.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
BOARD AND ROOM


WOULD GOOD LIVING APPEAL
TO YOU?
We VIII accept a restricted few refined
business couples. pairs Of ladies or gen
tlemeu In our thoroughly medern private
home; IN room with elite table service.
Those whose diserlmlnative tastes for the
letter home viii appreciate our sugges-
ton To serve you. Truly
We can store Your car IKE 1923
ROOM AND BOARD for or girls
or couple employed cnrlnc. - SO per
weeh WA. biis sunday evening.
325 81 serH ST peoutfu fnrn. room,
suitable fhf two. Private home, board II
desired. REASONABLE. IA PEAL.
ROOM aud board for peopls employed
Wet Fatnam private family, VA, 5-s5.
CALIFORNIA ST. aflg-Pleasant roam.
bohe cooking. walking distance. Reas.
lN&pY bg watm frrni faom for twu, an
ogMe en.igf aareEr WE eesg
ghf. IA si@Nirslv mrals nod rooms
Vtth esal home eoaslpg close ~
neaN ald has5a far tlol. Ia couple XII
1853
PHEASANT rraHi. rE.risut board. nalk
Ws distance IA ttei
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MALE OR FEMALE

N tsIEI,- ssirsHra atf rIss.aiIss fsf
se AgrN 't itaass
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.

NICE large tWo-fopn cottage. partly furn.
iHhod. Electric lights and city WATER out
rido flush toilet. IN South omaha, iag
cash. balance monthly payments. ia.
1905
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures
. q
o -Four a-reF ~ good land corner G
q Raymond Hodirk Ave F0r sale ~ o
o d baftain Cal At s0b1 u. o
o Robinson, bt- Peters trust hliK. Q
% o
o u Q
oooonog coo oooooooooo2
FIVE Hafa4 good improvements fiun
Iiaea flr Ht0ekm5 Of chicken farm, six
hlarka rom paved street un Gilmore road
price, 81 900 VIII take $1,000 down and
$50 per month AT ttif
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


COMPETENT white girl Tor general
homework Reference required. Phone
Walnut 1850
COOK wanted by smhll hotel. meals
served family style. Phone or write Mrs
T. Louis, ogden, Ia
EXPERIENCED white gifl or woman for
general house work WA. s4sf5
HldH sehoH az business college,. white
flrt can base d good home and tampen-
failan assisins with housemork VA sk54
MAID FOR FeBetsl homework. no washing
MIS- smith ia 4se6
NrRsE sirl afternoons over u yeafs
thulsrEREn Al dFugssi wanted Ap-
l3 hak elt omaha bee
RELIABLE war,aa for 4stt homework
fa fanis wasNins MA 1874
20 ANSWER phone snI quote ptt-fa > b,
taHnF siEi unitsiFsttr Atpis 80
.nqa"s lifanAgis fheai his
b. AalEtt- EAnagFn0ti ffst taas ANDY
maesr hahe AFas itth snd Locust 81
NNfEp- sslasiais r. asl 81 tuiaess
h0as hs Wn omt aa ~
t.i.st itaieH 49, thfoagh a4slf
t asm&s far taht afIea aafh
sftH fHst naa in sasnH tfrFtrtIfHs Fl fes
o. tsff $50 SOD Htasa tian NflHa Nak
IufEA 1850
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
CORN shuclsors 800. wanted al once
Corn making 40 bu. m acre; &c per bu
Elevator bonfd and lodging free Cass
County Farm Bureau. Weeping water.
sob 20 mlles :. ". Of Omaha on Mis-
sour Pacific
corn HusEERs.
Good corn, AosG5 bushels per acre. Sc with
elevator Good Jobs open. Apply at
county agents office, LeMars la.
GHlchES Ilrkrrs wanted At once; mod
csn plant. ycnr round dressing, plenty oi
work and good prices paid, Wire Mer.
rltt sebwIer Creamery Co.. Great Bend,
kan
CHICKEN PIckFRs wanted. Apply at
onc1 Wakefield. Neb. Wakefield Poultry
Company.
EXPERIENCED accident and health IN
nurance Halesmen. why winter In the cold
north2 Come TO Texas, the land Of milk
and honey. Have had good crops ana
prices this year business best In history
u state. Chance 10 make big money rep
fosenting ono Of the best A. A. H. com
panies in Y. s., issuing policies for al
ciasAe with no restriction, also one that
pays claims promtly Attractive first COM
mlason and renewal contract Write or
wire H. r. Lechner. 4O2 sumpter Budga
Dallas. Tex.
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KoouiNu HOUSES
K0oAiA - -

& Nt.tfHt
IL
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
RnNsoN PROPERTY

8it4 no. egTH ST 6 rooms summer
Kitchen. well. catern cement walks. ~
lots. fun barring orchards. 10000. Easy
terms Apply $3.50 Charles 81.
DANDY b-room bungalow; lot strso: half
4. 4 -.
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WEST SIDE PROPERTY.

BRAND new Broom home In Happy Hoi-
low furnished In mahogany and white
enamel Tile floor and walls In bath ROOM
builtsln tubs and shower bath Hot water
heat PRICE. 10000; viii give possession
At once, Terms ~ desired. Phone Harvey
G92T Or Harvey Ems
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TRUCKS, TRACTORS, ETC.

FOUR 3la ton Republic. trucks equipped
with dump bodies, hydraulic hoists and
cabs, all in good mechanical condition
suitable for road grsvelng or coal haul
ing. Priced right for quick sale Stevens
Corporation. AIS south Fifth street, Min
Eeapolis
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

EXPERT sewing machine rcpailng
nIckELS
9Th and Hafn.y 40 1873
DINING room sol. $50; fefris.. ,sKE 1874
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WANT TO BORROW.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REED baby carnage very good condi-
ton. Cost new, $i5. VIII sacrifice for
see. KE. s1O9.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16
SPEAKER NAMES BOARD

Speaker James II. Thompson, of
the house of representatives, act
ing under authority of Senate Bill
IA, which mas become a law, provid-
ing for two new normal schools and
appointment of a commission to To-
cate the schools, has selected the
following five men for appointment
on the board of eight, the other
three to be chosen by the lieutenant
governor:
Former Senator Thomas A. Combs
of Lexington; Judge Edward C.
O'Rear, formerly of the court Of APP
peals; former State Treasurer Sher-
man Goodpaster, of Frankfort;
Judge Earl W. Senff, county judge
of Montgomery county, and Repre-
sentative W. P. Wallen, of Preston
hurp
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16
FOOT EXPERT HERE

The r. Z. Punch Company has
arranged for an expert authority on
all foot troubles to be at their store
on Friday and Saturday, March IL
and IS, and extend an invitation to
their patrons to consult with him
absolutely free of charge. This spe-
cialist was personally trained by
the world famous DIR. VIM. School
and is being loaned to this store
that our people may have the bene-
fit of his knowledge and experience.
By the scientific correctional devices
demonstrated by the School experts
corn, bunions, calluses, weak ankles,
fat feet and all other foot troubles
may be relieved at once and quickly
corrected
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16
JEWISH RELIEF FUND
DRIVE STARTS MONDAY

Col. S. NJ. Newmeyer, who has
been named chairman for Montgom-
tery county, announces that the drive
FOR funds for the Jewish Relief will
start here Monday. Col. Newmeyer
has not as yet named his committee,
but will do so this week. He asks that
bis ffiends and others interested in
this very worthy cause send or
bring checks or money contributions
to him at his store.> It is earnestly
hoped that the charitable people of
) this city and county will open their
hearts and their pocketbooks and
give generously Of their means in
aiding the starving and destitute
Jewish people of Europe, who have
suffered so greatly as a result Of
the world war. Montgomery coun-
TVS quota is $1,000.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-16
ALL FORCES UNITE TO SECURE
A NEW HOTEL FOR MT. STERLING
Most Important Meeting of the Campaign Scheduled
day, March IL, in Prewitt & Bolts Hall

A powerful sales organization
with strong support from the women
of several of Mt. Sterling's clubs
and societies has been practically
completed to insure success of the
campaign to provide for Mt. Ster-
ling's greatest need, a new hotel.
The executive committee of Is men
whose names have been published in
connection with this enterprise for
Mt. Sterling and community is
meeting daily. This group of infiu-
entail citizens is prepared to put the
full strength of their influence and
much of their time back of this pro-
ject for the next two weeks. The
larger committee of citizens that is
now practically complete, which has
been organized under the direction
of the following men: John A. Judy,
chairman; r. G. Kern, chairman di-
vision A; 0. w. Mccormick, chair
man division b; Lee Orear. chair
man division c.; DIR. T. B. Hill, cap
tain team L; C. X. Oldham, captain
team 2; B. Frank Perry, captain
team 8; Robert Collier, captain team
4; r. I. Judy, captain team s.; Hunt
Priest, captain team g.; M. o. Cock
rell and Joe Keller, associate cap
tains team z; A. B. Oldham, cap
tain team 8; C. C. Chenault, Jr.,
captain team 9, is now ready to re-
ceiye Instructions for their part in
the program. Probably the most
important meeting of the entipe cam
paign is scheduled to be held Fri
day evening, March IL, in the Prev
lit & Bolts hall. 1t is of the utmost
Importance that every man who will
be connected with the campaign sales
force in any capacity should attend