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jects are treated in the bulle’tln. Tiler
commutator motbcn m child. such
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distracted Press. [ Two things every mother needs.
Press is exclusively First a vacation. And when she gets
Que 313:5 fi:e%?g§cigo§ g: back-leftiesnedghave ready for her per-
in this paper and also uaal- Children’s Bureau Publication No.
Published herein. ' 30.
i3! unpublication of spa.-
bcrein are also re-
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The momoim of Dr. Arthur Davis,
‘tho faiser’s American dentist. add
{noon to our wide-taming o! til?-
Prussim autocllat.
“All xuy‘cjl’orlc to Show my friend-
shipt‘or America—exchanging protea-
sorc with your colleges, sending my
bmlher to your country—all, all for
‘ nothing!" Wilhelm complained bitter-
' 13'. when America entered the war.
‘What hits become of those ricp
Meadows who used to visit me in
théir yachts ill Kiel?" he continued,
lilac m manor.
niining her partlclp..~
- to‘nlcre good will and
She is demrmlnod to be.
cipant, on a self respect
lying her part. according to
Berlin! Donkey think .1 put myself
iout‘ to entertain them because I loved
Ithonr‘: i am disgusted with the whole
AngloSnxou race."
'Alouusido this illuminating utter-
ance may be plot-ed another remark.
made to Dr. Davis shortly after the
war began:
“This is Amerlcuia great opportuar
ly to dominate
gland has allrady helped
Bo appreciably .by ' her
Vhahipsl Her people have
u to the Red Cross, anti
' cently voted s‘.’-,.'.0ll,tltltlg
duds to be distributed
' Cross organizations of.
States. Great 'Britalnhphere. and your president must see
pita! unit including ltlu too."
a mid cooperated in or-
.ludustriully and omit»
ilé intends to spend, the
:Alwayu scheming lumpell,;alwapa acp
:intorcst'évcn when appearing malignan-
’ any olrrr statesmen or nationan our
cloud that'Cuba will ac—JllOl‘u honest, friendly and idealistic
‘caentol by any arnly lnAthan plum-ll and his satellite-a!
ll boa small one, outlin- We remicc that such a loan as Wil-
tho‘ less, because it Mll~helmwpww>u lilnnlolf to be is “:liugustv
llnaAmerlcan continuum“! with the AnzloSuxunmpces' He
miégtment loom the? cannot bc‘hals ao'dlakuatodtwuu it as
soon be dispatched} we are with the Teutonic ratio. cl
'59 up of v'olunv which hols llie’suprerne head and ex-
lt they are needed. ,’ ample.
ountluuea (‘ubd may?
on many as 100,0UU
ul‘dmoau moral to bar
mean to us.
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Gibbon spokesmen ex- ,
_ g” Ithc U-boulu are not sinking American
t “Hy due to mull ii i m t u i i ‘di nl.
. . ‘ o I ) s “ x c c "
atlon (or what. the’ r ops ”115i 3’ 1 :19 pl t ,
. * our 1. cs roy—
has done ”for‘Cullu.’ lo do so a c nu) l 19 wt
. , ‘ '! ~ ~ ‘ era and ammo convoys which make its
plan, wbotcollld neVor,
‘ ' lneytcdlenr‘tor the U~boats to lurk
Ewe were hormonal"
‘ about the ports. says the chief. ' Di“
and «leave her free. I
die udderstand this.
are fools. Now, they
tho Cubans are fools.
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Admiral vou lloltzondorll, chloi of
the German adililpalty, explains to the
.Colcgue Gazette that the reason why
{course the [Morris are still supreme
zand afralcloiqnothing. .. Q
When a burglar sees a policeman
pacing up and down the street, where
.he is just aboufi tobreak into aihouse,
thc burglar usually thinks, it expedi-
cnt to slip out outright and deter his
nv MOTHER NEEDs
1* Why, sleep, how intake» route of
ltheir teeth and bow to answer their
questions, all of museum more sub-
arc treatczd,‘ moron/animal] sucb‘sym-
iiundeintanding of the needs otubothr
the western ht’llllfi"
u and Italy! “she 113:1 his chance to take Canada and Mox- ,
it do. ‘Sho has bought} Poor, crude. crookedaorrlod Kulsal‘: :
ing from motlve'ii of dolibornle. crib ,
nearly 36010001000“ forilmout, [and utterly unable to imagine ,
1 ; wear eunuch? Pace ‘ A
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Editor-of The Evening Sentinel: .
. Dautslr: l have been naked why I
carrytwoswatohua. .1 with explain, to
the best. of my memory. i wont. into.
n jewelry store, about dvo years ago.
to buyn Watch. Tho quality that beat.
suited my bank account" was twelve
culture a dozonratrolall. wilbought a
mingle copy and. for about four years,”
that watch regulated the suuwtbcn it,
began to bulk. refused to run.»wouldnil:
even walk. So. one night before ro-
tirlog, I gave it. u gonerous dose or
kerosene. .The noxt momtnx‘it‘ was
.going all right and, {or three weeks, it
beat the, Cilirordclook twenty minutes
to the. hour. Then it _ bedtime: normal
and wc‘warcbotb happywthc watch.
andrl. Then that crazy ‘daylight sav-'
lug station man comedians and order-
ed the. clock, and watches turnedwne
hour taster. ‘
I boughtnnolhur Watch. 01’ tho name
make, and not it for daylight saving.
The second watch coat me thirty-live
cenls' manhood acoduntot the high.
cost of, living. But 1 don't care. 1 not
two hours‘ more sleep. Through the
(nightl go to bed by the last time and
‘gotfip by the slow time. My appetite.
is good and lime enough to eat, in
polio of Hoover-"so all is well that
ends well. ,
‘Sincemly" yours.
, CALVIN A. SMITH.
MAW
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lie is a vacation, once ..
romwthe core at our: burglary, He is not afraid of the law,
should ~b‘e free] '
half-0‘;
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Walk. house mm andlilac was absolutely successful on
cast oweelr m
m.“ loccuslon mentioned, butiu just wasn't
caper-11h.“ doctmigkxpcdient to «stay thEre, '
53mph), var thing we The German chiefs are welcome ’to
7’ coldness am not be. all the cxpedient and evasive explana-
lid whlclr'lrre so can
i' the'molcor who
tad
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the American dome: ‘in Europegrowr
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WM.
“Aerial attackson localities behind}
the from servcno military purpose.1
and only innocent women‘apd children
.sun'er.“ This is not, as one might,sup-
goose. a. British. idem 'cr«\Amei~ican
" utterance, but an extract froth a'gpecch
liaison}: outnumber urine Baden Lond-
tagravltmakeg all tho difference mtho}
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all means manage
”titer her vacation.
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unanimity does ~ , . _ . . , , ,
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the“ only ‘ culledi The Germlmlanguagc is becoming
no dead that iii Germany 3min“ to: eX-l
31? Mrs : Max;
0‘1 M510“! “Aland her kullur hércal’ier«nba_.swlll‘
auteur: "lue- my to delirium " '
"it. also '
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of course. and he is in no ‘dangelyund
litre. The earliest Btbla records spook
i mythology.
{0qu Indian firestburning. “The"
ans rubbed. dry (sticks 'togethc
South: Sea Islanders‘in the remotefit
dry wood.
Tbe'prlmal Aleutian Islands rub sul-
phur
and so-strlke a light.
“Isaac spake unto 'Alu-ahum“ in the
twentysecond chapter of Genesis, "and
he bald: Behold the fire and the wood."
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or the Lmen who didn’t know about,
of fire. .Y
Forgsteallng fire from the gods and
giving it to man Promtheua was
chainedrto the rock. That was Green
Living in the shadow of'thé
pole; the far-of: Eskimo
quartz against a piece of iron pyrlto'.
and ‘gets .a flame. ‘
The most sequesteréd tribes- 0
ca andthntral Anialknewnbodt lire.
who, ,thegwxbltelmen float madegthell‘
acquaintance. . ,. ,
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men“ Opium}:
quickly My soul: ~
.._..—..__._.___.‘ Am“. _~_
nerlhqso long as harmonic aume‘mberpf
utrikoal"ll
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llioh soldiersare fighting shows how
Even protected in
the British wore compelled finally to
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STUDENTS’ARMY
TRAI’NlNG coups
(Continued from Page One)
‘. sonic branch of tho military servico.
:Thc student u‘llo'aho‘u‘a no ability for
lepeciol service in college orlniiilury
iwork will be ordered into active sorr-
lce all a private whoohis drot‘t day
‘coniou.
, Yale University. Trinity Colloxo,
3 Wesleyan University and tho (iconocl-
llcut Agricultural College are included
Ilip thr- liut of American colleges and
-.univoraiuou whore lblu plan boocmca
icdcciivu with tho beginning of-tllocub
“one year. This Studenta‘ Amuy'l‘rulua
ing Corps is intended to nuperccdo
{tho Reserve: Olllcors’ Training Corps,‘
and‘hua haeudcslgned tomormit col‘
loge men to continue molr studies with
tho oonacloucneaautbnt they are lul-
filliug their military obligations in that
manner which the nation ballevca boat. 1
‘opunl of tho ‘p arezbo‘l ma j l by
Dr. Slu-nldin tflllmalow (luggage!
Connecticut. high“ schools .ln owl,
which worn graduated in Juno. 2
'l‘ho‘l‘l’ar Dopartmaurbaa rcquestod?
the American Council on Education to;
notify all younu men lollmerlcaloulb
tiled log, college. of its purpobo to
create in the army at Sludonlu‘ lilrmy
Training Corps. . and to urnc ouch"
young man to, enter or to remain in
college. '
. Theiollowlng regulations: lmvdbcen;
mode by tho War Department i con-f
coming enlistment and enrollment.
“All ablobodlod atudonlsin the col-
118395 in which training unita arc on
ganlucd will be encouraged to onlist
lf<ovor the legal enlistment .ot’
raightccn. Students neither out tiled tho sake of a little better nourishment
'~t,headvertislng which was notaups
'plled because of the necessity of ex-
nor ’cnrolled will not be entitled to
-entcr the training unhu or to receive
the lustmction. The enlistment con-‘
tract. of all students ovcrelgluoeuwlll
constitute thorn members of the army
of the United States. and they will bo~
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The status; of an enlisted student. is
outlined as follows: "A student on-
listed in the Students“ Army Training
Corps lain military xfiBI'VlC‘E ot the
United States. - Because he does not;
on ,. tho President may call him at
ed to active service each summer
over opartz, make a rudc.matcii.'when ho attends camp for six weeks ill. unconscious. puritans, .hat the
Iamount of this mlghthare easily bend
and receives the pay ota. private."
The student’s relationxto the draft
is as follows: Any atudcnt so enlist-
ed, though“: the military acrvice oi
, ‘ lthe United Statesyis technically on (pulled a
lions they can. think up. Mandala; But we have no history of any race inactive duty._and therefore muslin-es»
later after, ,hefbas reached draft age
and upon notice by the President.
Upon stating on his queatlonnalrelhat
the United States; he willlbo placed
automatically by his looal Draft Bo‘urd
‘ln Class V-D, as provided by the Se- .6an extravagances.‘
leclive Service regulations. The Draft
Board will not call him forclnductlon
e’Studcnts'n'Army Training Corps. l
in order. that the college studcpt
may not even appour to enjoy special
‘ l privileges, it to purged, that when the lnyealmen
f fifth, day arrives dmwhicb. according to his that it
order number..he_-.-would‘ have boon
drafted, bad he not already volunteer-
, lad. thes‘mct is‘reporte‘d ton‘lhovpresl- imrrdeductipns are
dent oftbc college, and ,to the corn-
intruding officer utxthe college, whold
me
This is the day of reckoning to
college: mon- ‘I‘Tbo ‘pmsldonta
' 4 . commanding,
ommlitce «gun ‘ Educatiodgund‘. ‘Spaqfigi,
n ‘ ,, nebular Depart t‘ i
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‘lual diet. is a creature whom'wo grow
, latter stands a fair chance
° . classed.
cm. Bean.
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pose his men in the way best apnea to
meat the emergencies or the military
and national adaption at the ttnlefll‘bc .
. presumptionis that, {or the next year, “
the largeat proportion oi the student 1.".
body ranching twenty-one years will i'
be reunited to supply a large part of‘
gthe ofllcens .noedadlor the National t,
‘Aru‘ly. It is undervalued that at least :‘
‘ four or five times as many wheel‘s will
, {dents who pull graduate from all Am- ;\
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3' Train-
ling Corps, therefore. while it does our *'
;erican colleges and universities.
:lislment in the Students’ Arm
hold out any promise OI an officer's
~ iconimiscz-n, is at the present time the
plainest road leading in that direction.
The ailment who shows no ability
,for special service in his college and
military work, null be ordered lmouct—
in? service as a private when hLo day
of reckoning comes. Enlistment is. {or
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the duration of the War. ,If, howoxer
me student fails to improve his, col
lege opportunities: he may be dis-
fmissed from college by action of the §
‘ college authorities and discharged from : 2
an—
military service by the military
glhfllllllefi. He would then be subject
gto the operation of lht» dmli.
t aulflcicnt causes such as sickness, lack
of funds, etc, upon recommendation of
tthe president 01‘ the college and the
flnililary officer in command at the
icollcgo. .
Opportunity will be given for the
’cnllswd student. who so elects, to
§lransfer from army to navy, and rice
Werner. and to be assigned to‘aclive
iservice in one at the various corps of
lthoaruly upon recommendation oi'the
icollcgo president and the proper mili-
!tary authority.
1 Regular uniforms, including hate,
Salmon and overcoats. will be furnished
{all members or the AStudonta' Army
g’l‘ralning Corps by the Gorernnient.
Should Congress lower tho age of
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tlistcd. niay'tlnd didluulty in entering
the service otherwise than through the
draft boards. to viow or this posuibil'
.ity. the War Doparlmcnt bays that all
linen expecting to enlist at all in the
1Aluulcnts' Army Training (Town-would
‘do ml! to order promptly.
Tho War Department thus concludes
its appeal loyoungmon: "Tho inr-
portance of this plan [or comblncd
military and uol‘logiato training, it we
fare to meet in the future tho urgent
‘nccdu of the unny for highly trained
man. is so great that tho~Vl'ar Depart;
moot our‘ueslly-l‘aduustu the colleges,
councils of dolonac. and other no-
triotic, sociollrs to cooperate in bring-
ing it to the atlautlou of the young
mob of tho country and In urging thorn
to do their part to make it a corneas.”
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The mdumbo cilia loss
needs because, inalilulalghl, y
costs so mucluand. tlicn‘beconlea 1“,:
because of his avarice. afterward,
paying tho physician about ton times:
as much an waa saved by his abnor—'
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to dotcutaa it matter of nature. it is”
u mistake to think that to does not our
lot. in the advertising world; here we
find him in abundance». usingdur less
space than is needed for his business.
with the consequence t‘bat-‘tho whole
structure eventually falls. simply for
pending a few more dollars to loathe
success instead of failure. it is one
(i the atuplditlea that conduc; log‘oo
mlvcrtlslng the bad name of bolnu on
.come thereby subject to active service productive. The mun who fails in us-
‘at the call of the President." '
ually found in the grout army at those
who declalm againat‘adverlisinn; toll-
ing how they were. lurcdllnto expend-
ing their money in what they now re-
gard us a fraud scheme.
Next to the man who purchases in
, 'receive pay, he is classed as on lunch sulllclem space is he who outtakes too;
days got theirfiro by the friction (“give aervioo.=‘but in a national emerg- liberally. Bath methods lack a con-
servative bailia but. in the end, the ad.
,8“? time ‘0 MU“ Sfil'Vlce- He. is (3311‘. vcrtluer who unca’l‘or too much [or his
needs, is apt to conic out with unlroa
doubled or tripled. had be notibcen
so radical .in the use of large spaces.
Recently, an advertising man was
s telling his clients “not to
use a colummif convinced that four
inches will do as well." Such dlrcc‘
lion excites only amusement, of course,
because the man w
_ be is already in the military service. of that four inches will do as well, does;
not take the columnr it is the man,
who is ”not convinced that indulges int
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, vored to point outprcviously,t er;
endea of securing.
owe money but of his} ,
:rhcreas the over stingy coeds bound
logo under. Ii Atotbe latterltuvéro
l ned,.that his Q ‘
exp 51 ‘ t n he nouriahed ltjcopgorly
transcend“ and vigor, he
wduld Jp’robably dlgcern tbfiéxesgr =
‘ " are in or erryes-V ,. ,‘
supplies in drawn trpmillia. it?
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crtlsing.oxperiencb,, he” is,
gonad. too obtuse to under to
{The great danger to
partakea toodiborallyol d _ . , ,
spaceis‘lhac'hia returns may parallel;
to tor; his r _
‘llipbe 1;? cult min,,ablepo_ato
tbe‘ attain, the earnest: ‘ would hardly
‘ ao—‘wohtfiutdtuil is
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‘ His en- .
:l'istxnent may be cancelled for other it
liability to immediate ‘milltary‘cervlocg
judgment and create adveNlaingwhic
in.
no is convinced ALLOTMENTS“TOK
investment. ‘ 0
cow could ho a.» bit w
'_ siren, Gore mineral»: unmanned toxins.
dependants.w parents. gi‘andparontc;.. .
assent «prompted ‘ .
l7
;be required an the total number of st“. {,5 ' 5mm [m .
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From 7 to
ALL-$1.3. 31830.8
’ is 1-2 and 6 inches wide.
Fancy checks and moire.
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WOMENIS.
'HANDKERGHIES
Plain hematitcbed and
1 , Special ........... 25c yard fancy embroidered comers.
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; KOLY‘NOS TOOTH P : Special ........ 12 1-21: eao
g Special .. ....... 19¢ MEN’S AND “MEN’S
‘ .. , , ' TE, YO O
i 16oz. norru: or pagfiogs?
L "933,0ng , Reg-“1m. $5 98
NW“? ...... , _____ , 21., Special $3398 ”
9“ snap nanssrasrcunnn LIQUID VENEER
p 4ccard fiduciae.......... "376,
Q CABINET HAIR PINS .. 5c 7 81313th Tm -
assures IRON 1'“an 1’ 41L ,-
,' "HOLDERS...”HJforbc Regulargfic.,..... 49“
'1 unanimous “‘33 GWTMNS
1!, Regular 15.: 9:: Slightly soiled. Value up
‘ «W0 » 380038818 mason pm. At .. 49¢ each
Q 7 New models, wartime. , momma
;.:3 M -------- 31-951”.ir Q ' Newldesigna and oolorings, AV
lficmug I Walucfibo.‘Ab......... 270
WASHDBESSES W
A cm: s to 14. Regular cam CLOTHB‘ J
‘ $1.98... At $169
""".' . 1 Worth 1*‘ ’ ,
Q , K *3 215 special ,9&:
ENVELDEEV‘CHBMISE . 'SHIRTMG“PR!NT8‘- “
I, . Pinkoud white' tar? '
I” $1.25, at ...... .1 "cu 39¢ . A?” mm” Wm" 19“
, _ , ~ ........... 15 '
Q woman»; ‘ - c M
i; 'PR'IMMED.HATS “SILK**FMH<POFKHN
Values up to $5.00.' Yard Wide, all colora.
{r
-Special $1.98
that [bobcat way to keepn patient
"dialing" in to. allow him the privilege
or. occasionally “taking chances,” and
imbibe What would not be desired in
the poliont's wildest days. it such
largompace in an cxcean, it is one.
whiclulho pumbasera usually are able
to cover. " ‘ ..
A very potent matter of excess in ad
vortlalng is found in the lollovroup cvs-
tcm of numerous advertisers. when
unolnqulrer is addressed. give him a
- fair lime in which to adiuat himself to
the proposition. to secure a little loin
are. ll, in the interval, he to persist-
ently overloaded with new terrors. tha‘
probable result is ' that he throws
everything regarding the matter into
.ms waatoboaket. as‘ well as all subse- .
quent communications. If this matter
were more widely understood. much
that is now warrior] in unnecessary
postago.’could be saved. As a rule,
the recipient of. a letter is not. at the
moment or day olvrecoiptyablo loat-
tend to it. necessitating waiting until
the desk is cleared a bit,_or ho. may;
lack the cash. A followup letter.
which comes the next‘duy, or In less,
than a woek. proves anirrltation in
most instances. it is oneof the on
ceases of advertising.»
Excese maybe avoided by applying
reasonable discretion and good judg-'
merit" to each individual‘casc. fl‘he ads
vertislng.»ngcnt Who knows, his busi-
nous. and the socketatter trade; who
knows his own, should combinertbeir
respective portions or‘k‘nowle‘dge and
b
will. be, good because. it ' is big enough
to be' seen. and amollvcnough to 'tdo .
the Work" without. worriment, in re-
gard to the bills for spacethatcome
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Ilon. William G. McAdoo. secretary:
i; the treasury. haswauthorized‘ the
following statement: ‘ . * ,
‘lleved. -.that this [stimuli , ‘
twork .willilend to speedup pitta-dom-
»~ Worth 850. At 69cya
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The nollcéxoecelved‘l‘ro
tern of the Atlantic 'le1
:leiiCross to Lho-looalb
cc on. plates the follow . ~ .
lug Class A and’B alloimnttsghfn‘gd
the neurons for the new ruling:
There will be no change-to-(jlusa,
m “Eldon”.
Ollie viuorvicos.
.A dependents» of' man getting 329
and alloung 315. Icon onllatldman
whose pay lo 530 a month was allow;
rang. to his wife and children only
the ,, amount required by ltrw, than}
Will be no chango ~whatorcrsin the
checks which they have been racetr-
inc from “he; Government. . Thurman:
must continuum allot-$.15 from his
pay and tho ,Govcrnmeutwill continue
to allow; $15 additional to the wife and
the same amount as previously for
each child. ' -
In the lesser or _ (Slocum Wants.
a man Who has no wife or children
need make an allotment of only $1?»
to obtalnjho Government allowance
for his dependent parents; brothem
or sisters: All he disclaimer-a mile
or child or children. or Mauro whom _
as the‘ ,law requires, ho is diluting
:16. he \needallot only.” additional.
in order to obtain the toll allowance .
for his dependent parents. brothers
’0? sisters.
The changes“. thus-outlined v-worc de-
terminedoupon nor, .tbc...,.puruoce of
speeding out; the . deliuery _, or nor-urn:
moot .;chooks to tho relatives libero
lisl‘cdlmen. Under-drills tumultuous file
payment of allotmentssundwallowan-
cos is simplified. Thorium
rick insurance” , ‘
lotmeuts stool '
axiom.- ..Forlilerl¥.tb
on a landing locate, and fzhud‘tto Ibo ‘
changed everyutimeaimanisspcl’: 85‘ ._
increased? hr..momgl§oniou olhgrwlsol.
Thiavrouutped condom to 200.900
changes omonth. ,‘By mm “rriugito ,
allotmonts not carrying allowances,"
the bur-cup of war riokainauraupo can _
concentrate all its attention pan
payments to persons 'entltled to the
Gucci-lament allowance. mdritistbe- ,
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error checkup, tlicsc coupons. ,
""To this allotmentahe Government w ,
ill ",add '31! monthly monuments”;
g hum .35 unnatural: Munroe: ‘ t ,3
ild and $15.tor a wife withoum‘: l- '
on up to "a maximumfiol .150
addition, tho» enlistedomaninv Ge».
brothers em. slatermnman make. 1
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