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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13
Chase City Social News
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Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.J
Chase city, Va. November 12.--Miss
ing her mother, returned to Chester
Springs saturday
II. II. Terrell spent Sunday with his
wife, who is visiting In Danville
Thomos Gregory was in town this
week.
pr Allen Mason spent Sunday in
Richmond.
Ernest Taylor, of oxford, visited
town this week.
Misses Annie Gordon and Rosa size
more. who were visiting Miss Gertrude
their home in Clarksville. Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. b. Dey left Tuesday
to attend the Methodist Conference,
which Is held In Richmond this year
Mrs. S. Gregory, who has been visit
ing her sisters in Richmond, returned
Saturday
Aubrey Lyon is visiting in town this
week.
George Elliot. who has spent the
summer in Rehoboth has returned to
his home in this place.
Tom and Henry Haskins, OF Boydton,
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Lewis, who has been visiting
in Newport News, returned Monday.
Miss Hall. of skipwith, was here Mon
day
w. Z. Epps was out OF town on bus
mess this week.
Mr.. Strudwick, OF Greensboro, spent
Sunday in town with friends.
Mrs. II. l. Thompson, of Skipwith.
was In town this week.
Miss Essie Field, OF Victoria, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. a. Field.
Miss Ella Mills. who has been visiting
in the lower part OF the State. returned
Monday.
Miss Ruth Love, who has been visit
ing her parents, has returned. and is
going to the High School here.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. u. Potts spent Sun
day in town with their sister, Mrs.
s. b. Potts.
T. A. Brooks, OF Brookneal, spent
Tuesday here with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. a. Brooks.
Z. S. Emory is attending the con-
ference in Richmond
Mr.. Wright. of Lawrencevile. Is visit
ing his sister. at the institute.
X. NJ Jeffreys and Robert Jeffreys
are spending this week In Richmond
Sam Barnes, Of GAINESVILLE, visited
his mother this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13
The Blind Man and the Boy
BY ADA PATTERSON

the street. must be ridiculous spec-
tacle. How do 1 know that he wont
drag me In front of car? Boys will
BE brats. Why did come out any
way? It's beastly hot. What's life
when you're blind? No one wants to
bother with you wish we're dead"
And all Of the hundreds Of persons
whom he met that day would have
been cast down by his frown. instead
of being uplifted by his smile.
Suppose the boy had thought: Poor
old fellow. Gee! It must be terrible
to be blind Wonder how he got that
way? Wonder If dare ask him? Look
out for that step, sir! Am I walking
too fast for you?'' And every one who
met him would have been frightened
by the example Of youth supporting
age, supporting it with a smile. @
The man smiled and the boy frowned
because of thought training. The man
q had trained himself to think little
about himself and much about others.
He had schooled himself to the habit
Of ignoring the unpleasant things In
life. and to sweet acceptance of those
which We're lnevita BILE. The boy had
been self taught. perhaps with home
help. to think. What Of me? When
shall playa Where shall I meet the
boys? How shall | manage to have
all the good times going?"
Perhaps they had had the same char
acter starting polnt-the semi-sav-
agery of selfish Childhood. But the
winds of life had bent the man away
from self They may still perform tho
same service for the boy.
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Suffolk Social News
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SUFFOLK, Va. November 12.-Mrs
Claude j. Dennis this week entertained
the members of the Magazine Club at
her home in Main Street Refresh
ments were served. There We're ten
members present-Mrs. John King. Mrs
NJ. w. Joyner. Mrs. R. l. Woodward
Mrs. Herbert West. Miss Ruth Mar
shall, Mrs. John B. Pinner. Miss Marie
woodward, Mrs Fl. S. Eley. Mrs. H. NJ
Butler and the hostess
Mrs Jack Crump. OF Ocala. Fla, who
has been in Stuff ok as a guest OF hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II: Murray
left Wednesday for visit In Savan-
nah, prior to returning home.
The Suffolk Literary Club was en-.
tertained Thursday afternoon by Miss
Dora Britt, at her home In Main Street
Miss Virginia jenkins this week
visited in Norfolk as a guest OF hel
aunt, Mrs w NJ. Whaley.
DR.. W. W. Staley has concluded
visit to Richmond.
Kenneth B. Hawkins, who is seeking
health at Saranac Springs, N. z. IL
reported as improving.
Mrs. NJ. G. Digs, OF Portsmouth
this week was entertained by friends
In Suffolk. -
week enter Aimed at bridge whist a.
her home in Main Street.
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Big Stone Gap Social News.
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Especial to The Times ispatch.1
Big Stone Gap, "a, November T.
Miss Madge Dingess attended tho
Carr McClung wedding at Norton
Thursday.
Mrs. Garrett Scott spent part OF last
week with friends at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. -. Kincaid. OF
Ewing, spent Tuesday night at the
Monte Vista, and left over the V. Dc $.
W. Wednesday morning on their
honeymoon trip.
William b. Nickels. who is attending
Emory and Henry College, spent few
days last week at home.
Mrs. Ralph Herschel and little son,
of Pulaski, arrived here Saturday on
q visit to Mrs. Herschel's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Bum.
Miss Maude Roberts, Of Wise. spent a
few days last week with the Misses
Mann.
DR.. John j. Lloyd returned Saturday
from Lynchburg, where his son, DR..
John Lloyd. Jr.. has been quite sick
Mrs. Lloyd is still in Lynchburg.
daug Miss Sarah, of Appalachia,
who have been visiting relatives IN
Evansville. Ind, for several weeks.
stopped over for Il few days this week
with Mrs. Otis Mouser.
Mrs. $. Polly returned home from
Knoxville Saturday, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Agee, who has been
very Ill for several weeks, and Mrs
Agee's two daughters, Misses Anna and
Elizabeth. Mrs. Agee will remain with
her mother until she regains her
health.
j. b. Akers, of Roanoke. spent Q
few days here last week visiting Cap.
tain II. S. Shanklin.
Mrs C. l. Nash returned last week
from visit to relatives in st. Louis
Mrs. Spears Webster. with her two
little sons. Henry and John, of Bristol
and Mrs Hugh G. Morrison and little
son. Graham, of johnson City, are the
guests of Mrs. III. S. X. Morrison.
Judge Hugh Graham Kyle. oil
Roger sville, Tenn. was a visitor at the
home of his sister. Mrs. III. s. K
Morrison. last week.
Polk Wolfe, of Johnson City. and j
P. Mullins. Of Richmond. came home
for the election, and spent several days
with relatives.
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Lahore Social News

Especial to The Tiines-Dispatch.1
Lahore. Va, November R.-John
Ellis of Momovia was taken slhdenly
i'll Sunday. and has had Il doctor Ttth
him most of the time since, with ~
improvement.
The sociable at a. p. Brockman's last
evening was much enjoyed by tho
young set
DR.. Cowardin. of Richmond. returned
home to-day after an ENJOYABLE and
successful hunt,
j. l. Frazer and wife, who recently
sold their farm near Orange Tor
big price, are sojourning at Coventry,
the old home In Spotsylvania, thence
they 20 to Canada.
Il. O. Halsey and family have moved
10 Orange. and are we'll domiciled for
the winter.
il on a visit to relatives In Orange.
Mrs. 3. ID. Thompson and Miss Nj.
r. Bum. are guests of c. Il Macon.
of Orange.
Ernest Brockman is on painting
trip 10 Louisa.
Is visiting her father. near here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13
Toano Social News

Toano, Va. November IA NJ.
Brown, who went to Dayton. KY, last
week, is expected home tomorrow.
Walter Lee. who has been sick IN
a hospital in Dayton. KY, has returned
to his home at Norge.
Mrs. IL u. Stephenson Is visiting
Mrs. j. w. Rawiey. of Richmond.
Miss Bette Davis, of Lexington. is
visiting her brother.
Miss Marion Wilson, of Cape Charles.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. E.
White.
Miss Kittie Taylor is visiting friends
In Newport News.
Mrs j. r. Barrett. of Mobile, Is visit
ing her brother, E, T. Martin.
Mrs. Sarah Griffin. OF Mobile. Ala.
is the guest of Mrs. Branch Martin.
Misses Fannie and Elizabeth Marston
are the guests o. friends In Newport
News this week
Miss Dorothy Rogers was in Rich
mond Saturday. to see the game be-
tween V. p. |. and Carolina.
Mrs. Louis Holloway, of Salisbury
Md. is the guest of her son. l. e.
Holloway.
Dr.. j. W. Stephenson is in Peters
burg this week.
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Bon Air Social News
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bon Air, November 2---ColoneI ann
Mrs. II. M. n. Taleott. Misses Harriet.
Eva and Jennie Taicott, moved into
1,ichmond this past week for the
winter months.
Miss Bertha .Iahnke VIA the guest
z of the Misses IIazcn this week
Mrs. Leroy Flppcn and daughter,
who have been the guests Of Nlrs. Man
Ferguson returned home on Niopday'
To Belona
Mrs. y. H. Y. Cooke and family
moved into winter quarters on fuos.
day. While In Richmond they VIII nc
nj liz West Main.
Miss sue Pow urs has beer, the guest
recently of Mrs. H. c. Bridgcforth.
Miss Louis Thompson, OF Richmond,
was the guest this week Of Mrs. Ed
win Plnserton.
Mrs. Traylor and son, jacob, have
been with Mrs. X. $. Christian.
Robert Rouse was the guest OF MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Burlington.
Miss Nell Christian has returned from
two months stay at Atlantic city
Mr., Durrett has been the recent
guest of Charles Cooke.
Miss Mary Friend, of Petersburg. VINO
has been visiting Miss Virginia Lee
Miller, has returned home.
Mrs. Jacob Bates. of Baltimore, was
the guest this week of Mrs. Polk
Miller.
Miss Annie Keram has been visiting
friends In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Foster and family
returned to Richmond on Wednesday
for the winter.
Robert Christian, Jr.. was the guest
OF his parents this week.
Miss Lucy Mason is visiting Miss
Hermie Moore.
Miss Virginia Mason was the guest
of Miss Annie keram o. Thursday
Mrs. r. S. Christian is visiting friends
Mt Crozet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13
Durham Social News
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Durham. N. c.. November 12.-Dur-
honor of the inauguration of President
Few, OF Trinity College. and many
lovely social affairs were given to the
visitors, who came from nearly every
uuet was giren Wednesday at o'clock
In the Duk. building, at Trinity Col
lege to the men. and at the same time;
Mrs j. e. Stage gave beautiful
8 women in the party. Mrs. W. A Erwin.
Mrs. W. j. Griswold and many others
gave dinner parties in the evening, in
/ honor of many of the visitors.
world during the inauguration. was
the handsome reception at which Mr..
and Mrs. B. N. Duke entertained on
, Wednesday evening in honor OF tha
visitors. The elegant home was a
plants. and more than 800 guests at
tended the reception. The receiving
party consisted of Mr.. md Mrs. 3 NJ
Duke President William Preston Few.
Professor Rober. L Flowers. Or
Lowell. of Harvard University: Bishop
and Mrs John C, Kilgo.
On Thursday afternoon the Tourists
were delightfu1v entertained by Mrs.
M II Jones, Mrs. +. F. Hill read a
paper on "A1ohammed and His Creed.
and Mrs. A. f. LLOYD gave a talk on.
Medina and Mecca. ard Mrs. j. F.
willy read extracts from the Koran
luncheon was served.
The eIrn-to-Date Club was entertain
ed bv Mrs. Julia Sasser on THURSDAY
afternoon Mrs. S. W. venahte read
OF Prussia" after which hooks were
exchanged and delicious luncheon
| served.
The Halcyon Literary Club met With
! l. ". IL
| club is studvinr Southern literature
Mrs Frank Webb read paner on
"The At'versities of Ljtera turs IN tho
Old South" and Mrs: w. K Royd's
ran-r was on the Early Colonial
Il writer's
I Tuesday Afternoon Bridge clnb at her
i{hcme on Queen Street The house was
! bright and attractive with Quantities
| of autumn flowers and folia ee. a.
/ number of snaciallv invited g,,ests en-.
! inyed Miss Rrenson's chars~ing hos
!! pite'itv with the club members,
\ The Electric Literary Climb was en-
ttertained nv Miss Lila Wrisht on Wed
nesdav afternoon. This clnh is stvdy
ing Egypt. and paners were read by
Miss Anna Rrar<on and Miss Lid" Carr
Waugh on 1.-THE, PeonIe" and the Social
Conditions. Miss Wright who spent
I wear. gave an Informal talk on her OBJ
servation OF "''he Peonle and Their
Custor,s,' After the literary rroerom
a beautiful luncheon was served In the
I; dining-roonl.
Miss Nellie fuller has gone to New
| York TO visit the families of Ealph-
4 Taller ard w w fuller,
i I'd Carr who came hsre to attend
i the Carr Linsconh wedding has re-
I turned to hts hons in New York.
Mrs. Julian s Carr, Jr,, iotned her
parents Mr. and Mrs j w r'rnron of
! Concord and sisters. Mt Greenshnrn.
4 and nlI have COVE on a pleasure trtp.
TO thc Northerr cities. where they will
fsrend two weeks,
Mrs. T. r. tFIi'l left TO-DAY for Ho1'ins
4 Institute to visit her daughter Miss
/ Dougless HILL Fvom Hollins, Mrs, Hill
4 will go to New York to spend several
weeks. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13
State Normal Social News

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State Normal Sch oil Farmvflle, Va,
November I'm. NJ. Parks, president
Of the state Normal ana s innust RI
was the guest of President Jarman
Sunday and Monday. and addressed the
students at opening exercises Monday
morning.
Mrs. John worth. Of Richmond, has
been the guest of her sister, Miss
Elolse Harrison. for the past week.
Henry Lawrence southwick. .presi-
dent OF the Emerson School OF Ora
tory. Boston; gave delightful" T re
Rivals" last Friday evening In the
auditorium, under the auspices OF the
Argus Literary Society.
Miss Daisy Davies. OF Atlanta, Ga.
field secretary OF the Woman's Mis-
sionary Council of the Southern. Metho-
dist Church, spoke to the students at
assembly exercises THURSDAY morning
on the topic, What Seek Yer
At the meeting of the Normal School
ton Tuesday evening, Miss Mary
Woodruff, principal OF the training
school, and Miss Martha Coulling,
teacher OF drawing, were chosen dele
gates to the coming educational con-
ference in Richmond.
Miss Mamie M. Lewis. spent the last
week END vacation In Richmond as the
guest Of Miss Mamie Richardson.
Miss Mary woodruff went to Marion
Thursday to do some demonstration
work in language and literature at
the county teachers institute.
President Wright, of the Eastern
North Carolina Training School. spent
several hours in visiting the school
Thursday.
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Gordonsville Social News
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Gordonsville. Va. November H.
visit of several weeks to her sister.
Mrs. II. B. Gwynne. In Baltimore.
Miss Eleanor Martin. of Orange,
spent several days this week at the
home of her uncle. A. B. Martin.
Mrs Fannie Shirley. of Waynesboro,
was guest several days this week
of her brother, T. w. Ross, in the city.
l.. e. Elan. of Richmond, was
visitor this week at the home of q, f.
Davenport en- route to Denver, Col.
Miss Belle Martin, of Sherwood. Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "A.
B. Martin, In town.
". "A. Faber. of Roanoke, visited his
father, l. j. Faber, here this week,
James W. Snead spent several days
this week with relatives and friends
In Richmond.
Eugene Dowell. of Richmond, visited
his mother, Mrs. l.. Dowell, here this
week.
Richard Woody. OF Richmond, was
a recent guest of his mother. Mrs. w.
j Woody.
several days this week with Miss
Lillian Smith, at Mountain View.
last 10 spend the winter with rela-
tives In Lebanon, Pa.
Mrs. j. f. Crickenberger has return
ed from visit to relatives in Staun-
Mrs. r. q. Watkins spent several
days this week with relatives in Rich
Mr. and Mrs. f.. ]. Holiday have
returned from visit to relatives In
Rev. and Mrs. H. II. Hudson are
visiting relatives in Ohio
d. II. Phillips. of Oklahoma, Is visit
ing relatives in South Gordonsville.
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Heathsville Social News
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
Heathsville, Va. November 1T. J
Downing and j. B. Cralle. who have
been In Baltimore. have returned.
Dr. and Mrs. Hiram Harding. OF WI
comico, were recent visitors in Heaths-
VILE.
on visit
Misses Mamie Stoneham and Garrett
Booker spent the weekend with Mrs
Eugene Fallin at Ter home near Coan
Miss Flora Brown spent the weekend
with her friend Miss Susie Norris. at
her home, near Lively.
Clarence Richardson. who has been
in Heathsville for several days. has re-
turned to his home In Cape Charles.
Misses Maria Nelms and Marguerite
Smith, who have been visiting In Bal
timore. are at home again.
Rev. Lewis Carter Harrison bade his
congregation of Wicomico and ST.
Stephens Churches farewell and left
Tuesday for Buffalo. N. T.. at which
place he will be assistant rector In an
Episcopal Church.
Rev Fl. S. Osborn, OF Loudoun, has
been called to succeed Mr.. Harrison.
Mrs. Willie EichelberGer and daugh-
ter. Miss Marie. are visiting Mrs. T.
J. Downing and other friends and rela-
tives.
r. S. Brent and little son. Laurance,
are In Baltimore for short stay.
Bruce Anderson. who has been stay
ing In Heathsville for some little time
has returned to his home In Chatham,
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Buena Vista Social News

ISDeC1Hl Inc llnleS-DISpdtCH
Buena Vista, Va, November Ion
last Monday evening. in the auditorium
of the Southern Seminary, very en-
joyable entertainment was given, 1t
being the annual recital of Miss Grace
Jean Sails. who is at the head of the
department. OF elocution. A good-sized
audience was present. and the frequent
applause showed that Miss Sallss ef-
Miss Sails chose as her subject for
the evening, General Lew Wallace's
Ben Hur."
The women OF the Presbyterian
Church are hard at work making prep
arations for their bazaar and baby
show. which will be held the first week
in December.
Miss Laura L. Norwood, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Josephine Robey,
left for her home in Lenoir. n. c..
this week. accompanied by Mrs Robey,
who will spend the winter with her.
The Misses Graybill. of Buchanan.
are the guests of their brother, z. T.
Graybill.
Mrs H r Mills returned from AM
herst Courthouse Tuesday, where she
spent the past two weeks.
w. j. Hulburt, of Washington,
formerly of this city, spent several
days in the city this week.
Mrs. David 1. Minican, Of oanoke,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs r. B Umholtz. returned to her
home Sunday.
Rev. E. B. snead Is spending couple
of weeks in Norfolk.
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Malvern Hill Social News
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W,E Especial TO Inc llEIleS-D1SpaLCu.J
Malvern HILL November lathe
Ladies' Aid Society Of Westover
Parish met on Friday last, with Mrs..
Herbert S. Saunders, at her home.
Upper Shirley" The house was beau
tifully decorated in pine, autumn
leaves and yellow chrysanthemums
owing to threatening skies only a
few members venturcd out. Those
present were Mesdames II. S. Saunders.
r. c. Harrison. S, A. Clark and ]. M.
Bell. Misses Elizabeth Carter. Emily
Harrison, Attala Walker and Warren
Pierce, After all business before the
society had been attended to and a
delicious luncheon enjoyed. the mem
.bers adjourned to meet in December
with Mrs. J.. A. Clark, at .Hardens."
Messrs. Gunlack, Spence and others
spent Thursday hunting In Charles
City county. They came from Rlch-
tInond in an automobile. and pro-
lnounced the road excellent.
Mrs. Dutro and daughter. Miss Edith
Dutro, who have been visiting Mrs.
II. T. Harrison for several weeks, left
on Monday for their homo In New
York. n
Mrs Guile Harrison and daughter.
Miss Belle Harrison, OF "Brandop- ON
the-James,' were the weekend guests
at Upper Shirley.
Miss Mary Randolph Carter has re-
turned to her home, High Hills" from,
"a visit of several days In Richmond.
MisS CayrlA Ikix1<lana Rufttn. dalazh-
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where the mouth of the subway was
nour,np forth one stream Of passen-
gers and receiving another.I saw
picture that will be one OF my most
lasting possessions. 1t was oEnd man
be,nr>sled across the intersecting
tracks and down the stairs into the
station of the underground rallWay He
Was man of fifty or more. with long,
Ana white hair that lay softly about
: face as sweet and strong as SAINT $.
His HACK clothes. high waistcoat ana
soft black hat suggested the cleric
AT there was nothing else to distin-
gnish him from this mass OF men VINO
were streaming in and out OF the SUP
way. crowding, 1ostling ana showing
a disposition to tramfole eacn otn e'f. :,
nothing but g smile that lay upon one
heart as benedlctlon.
u was pervasive smile. like the
last rich glow of sunset. Like that
SLOW TOO. it sought out no one object.
hut shone upon all. It was like the
glow. too. In being the last radiance
~ the day. for there was an air OF
sfragility about the white-haired, blacks
clad nan that spoke of the immtnence
~ another life, But despite the tact
that ne was old and weak and blind
and helpless he smiled.
His guide, a robust. .orown-skfnned,
red checked boy with strength speak,
Ing IN the stream of red beneath the
brown skin. In the sturdy younE shout
ders and legs, and the brush-like mop
Of brown hair, frowned, tle was hur-
rying lupatiently along. dragging the
blind man with him at a gait that
was neither dlgnlf1ed nor comfortable,
But the wea.. old man smiled and the
bow crowned Why?
Because the man was thinking:
"How fortunate am to have the sup
mort Of this strong young man! How
glad / am of the chance to have
come out where the sunshine battles
me In soft waves Life is very good
and people are very kind. am glad
glad. glad
Because the boy was thinking
what luck to have to lug this old
fellow around when want to be doing
something elsel ! could be playing
bali or going swimming, or Just sit
ting in the Backyard whistling an
| mad. mad. mad,
\ suppose the man had thought: "Thi'
lxaun9atar u fairly drnEEinE me alonl
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What Makes Modern
Living So Expensive !?
Member French Academy

Member French Academy
for the education of their children, as
IL children received better education
in Paris than anywhere else. After
all. the main reason that draws all
men and women from quiet provincial
towns and villages. where rent and
living are cheap. towards the rich.
populous and prosperous centres is
the desire for more gay existence.
1t Is the desire to look at beautiful
. streets, magnificent gowns. cafes, the
. aires, street cars. electric lights-m
fact. everything that makes city life
expensive. 1t Is the wish to enjoy
! life, to spend money, made In an easier
/ way than by hard work In the country.
! Let us not discuss this desire from
tmoral point of view. but let us agree
! that those who set everything aside to
have II fulfilled have certainly no right
to complain because the cost of living
! goes UP.