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The Washington times., 1912-12-12

Again today two interesting debu-
attention.
Senator McCumber OF North Dakota,
VIII entertain at a large reception this
afternoon at Rauscher's from 6 until I
O'Clock to present Miss Helen McCum-
bcr TO Washington society.
Southern smilaX. palms. and clusters
OF pink blossoms will adorn the rooms.
and string orchestra will play
throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. McCumber will receive the
guests In a gown OF pale pink brocade
and lace. and the dcbutante will year
cream charmcuse and lace. and will
carry an armful Of pink roses.
Assisting IN receiving the guests and
dispensing the hOspital.tics Of the after
noon will be Miss Carrie Lee Chamber
lain. Miss Sallie Williams. Miss Flor
encG Schneider, Miss Katherine Birney,
Miss Marie Adams, Mss Doris Drain.
Miss Katherine White. Miss Isabel
lucey, Miss Lanettc Smith. Miss Ruth
Nolan. Miss Mildred Barnes. Miss Bea-
trlce Cameron. Miss Edythe sMcQuade.
Miss Mary Lee Fleming. Miss Eloise
Ormc. Miss Pattie Morris. and Miss
Dagny Nelson. OF Fargo. N. d.
Presiding In the dining room will be
Mrs. W. Murray Crane. Mrs. George
Sutherland. Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts,
Mrs. b. G. Humphreys. Mrs. Charles
y. Pray, Mrs. Fred bennett. and Mrs.
George II. Nelson. Of Fargo. \. u.
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Ono of the smartest gatherings OF the
season will make up the audience which
Will attend the concert this evening by
the Kneisel Quartet. given for the benz
eft Of the Association for Works OF Mer-
cy, and rs an opening of the new music
room which Mir and Mira Edison Brad.
Icy have recently added to their resi-
dcncc on Dupont Circle. The entire
proceeds Of tho entertainment will 20
To the charity. the services o fthe artists
having been arranged for by Mr.. and
Mira Bradley.
Tho boxholdcrs are Countess Won
Bcrnstorfr, Mrs. Hanna. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood. Mrs. +. T. stotesbury.
OF Philadelphia: Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp.
son. Mrs. Victor Metcalf. Mrs. Thomas
Mclean. Mrs. Duncan McKim, and Mrs.
George T. Marys.
-
An informal tea and Christmas sale
Will be held this afternoon from 8 until
o'clock at the George Maulsby Me.
mortal Home. go G street northwest, by
the board Of managers and the junior
committee of the Working Boys Home.
Mrs. Walter Tuckcrman and Mrs. Wi.
liam Kerr will preside.
-
The Countess dc konsteln, Of New
York, who has been tho guest OF the
Peruvian Minister and Madame dc Pezet
for several days. returned to her home
today.
d
The Congressional Club have sent out
cards for an at home at the clubhouse
on CIV Year Day from 2:3o until $50
O'Clock. Members may invite their
friends to call. -. ,....'
Miss Helen Taft was among. the din
ner guests OF Mrs. Samuel Spenoer last
evening at her home in Massachusetts
avenue. There were about thirty Huests
at the dinner and few additional
guests came in fol the dancing after
ward.
IS.
Tho Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. MacVeagh entertained Informally
at dinner last evening in compliment 10
tho American Minister to France and
Mrs. Iierrick. The additional guests
were Mrs. Marshall Field. Mr.. and Mrs
McClintock. Surgeon General Blue, and
Mr.. and Mrs Hall Mccormick, OF Chi.
cago.
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The Washington times., 1912-12-12

working up toward stardom. enduring
Al sorts OF hardship and sacr!itc" by
The way In order To make good with
her managers and the public.
II was hard night for both OF them.
but subsequent events show that 1t was
u victorious one.
Before the end OF her second season
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
Gave Up Stage and Entered
Normal School in Cali
fornia.
TO FOOTLIGHTS
AFTER GRADUATION
Went to Europe, Where She Was
Offered Salary Of SIS
Per Week.

with the. stock company Of which she
was an humble member, Miss Crews
mad become the leading woman. and
had scored In several OF the Donnclly
productions. At time when she was
iirmly established In stock In New York
she began to dream OF greater things,
and with the tiny capital that repre-
scented her savings and scrimpings she
went to London. armed with letters Of
gerg
The Washington times., 1912-12-12

another. Ultimately she obtained q
salary that barely paid her weeks board
bill In a decidedly shabby boarding
house. Frances Starr. now a celebrity,
and. she too. was slowly. but steadily
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16
HOME Circle COLUMN.
COLUMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN
THE HOME CIRCLE.

The way to get the best there is
in people is to give them your best,
SO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16
IN MEMORY.

Death has again visited our COM
munity aud has taken from US onr
dear cousin. Son of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. B. Johnson, Johnnie WINS a kind
and loving cousin. AS We iuscribe
10 his memory this little memoir Of
his life, yet words can not express
the loss we feel since the swift
winged angel came and called john
lie, lie always threw ray Of sun-
shine around all his associates
would speak a cheering word to tho
he saw in trouble Johnnie was sick
but a short time, but God In his me
cy saw it fit to take him and irgns-
plant him in home whel .fhe
flowers always bloom. where siciSnes
nor death never comes. although we
miss Johnnie around the home and
his many pleasant visits, yet hc
has paid the debt We all must pay.
He said he only regretted he had
not done more for the loving Mas
ter He was away from father and
mother yet all was done that loving
hands could do. He told them tt
send for his mother. she could cur'
him, they did so. She came as fas
as possible to the bedside OF her sol
She at once began to pray for tn
Lord to convert her only son, ans
her prayers We're answered. an,
God thought it best to take hin
home to live forever He was in
dustrious striving hard for an ed
ucatlon. He was brought back sn'
buried in the. old family graveyard
by mis- grana-tather He. Mci<inster
Services were conducted by Rev
Williams
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

mates in the interstices of the re-
past. The work done, the hat goes
to the head and he starts down the
street and before the family have
arisen from the table he has bound
mp another bundle of goods and
says to the customer: Anything
more can do for you today, sir.
A man has more responsibility than
those which are discharged by put
ting competent Instructors over his
children and giving them drawing
master and a music teacher The
physical culture of the child will not
be attended to unless the father
looks to it, He must sometimes
lose his dignity He must unlim-
Der his joints He must sometimes
lead them out to their sports, for
get the severe duties of life some
times to fly the kite and trundle the
hoop. and chase the ball, and jump
the rope with the children ought
never to have been tempted out Of
a crusty and unredeemable solitari-
ness. If YOU want to keep your
children away from places of sin,
you can only do it by making your
acme attractive
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16
TIIELAiA.

Mrs. Maud Hatcher who has been
visiting her mother, has returned
home.
Rascus Ward is visiting his grand
father and grandmother at White
house this week
MIS-. Ida stambaugh and Mrs
Wanda Daniels were the guests Of
Mrs. Prlcey Ward last week.
Miss Pearlie Cllrnutte was The
guest OF Miss Anna Childers Tues
day night
Mrs.. Marinda Childers was bust
ness visitor in Paintsville saturday
Mrs. j. II. Ward was the guest Of
Mrs Manda Childers Saturday
Miss Sarah Curnutte was the CUES
at Pearlie Curnuttes Sunday night
Mfes. Halle Johnson was The
guest Of Mrs. Susie Chllders Sun
day.
Mrs. otta Dellnary, who has bier
visiting her sister, Mrs. Matl
Preston, has returned 10 her hoh'
at Van Lear.
Mrs, Ben Curnutte. little son tu'
daughter were visiting at MJhd!
Branch lastt week
MRS u c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Ca you blcieye yom senses?
When two OF them, taste and smell
having been impaired If not utterly
destroyed by Nasal Catarrh, are full
ly restored by Ely's Cream Balm
can you doubt that thi 5 remedy
deserves all that has been said
of it by thousands who have used
it?It is applied direely the afa9c-
ted air-passagese ad begis its healing
work at once. why not get it today
All druggists or mailed by Ely Bros
&c Warren Street. New York, on re-
ceipt OF so cents,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

More specifically stated some
months ago Mr.. b.. J. Priehard ne
quired franchise for gas pipe lines
through the streets and alleys Of
Wayne. A few weeks since he and
his associates in development com
pleted a gas we'll in town OF satfi@
cient production to supply local de
mand More recently they have
made contract with the county
commissioners TO supply the county
buildings with gas for light and fuel
The Wayne bank. MrPrichard S law
office and his residence win also
be supplied A flaming torch from
the Southwest corner Of the public
square viii Illuminate BeIyart ave,
from the n. & w. depot, 10 the
post office by night, The pipe line
already down at points mentioned
and gas viii be turned in as soon
as plumbing which is well along. Is
completed We hope in the near fu-
ture to see the whole town with gas
fuel and light Tri-stRte Snterprise
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

what a consolation to know, tho
Johnie viii be with US no more on
earth vel he has home that exeells
all earthly homes VIII say to
tather. mother and sisters, weep not
Tor Johnie tho We eau not ssrr> Rlm
on earth again We can so and b.
with II we are only faithful to- tho
end. His loving cousin,
HATTIE MOORE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Here is a message OF hope and
good cheer from Mrs G. J, Martin
Boone Mill, Va, who is the mother
OF eighteen children. Mrs. Martin
was cured OF stomach trouble and
constipation by chamberlain's Tab
let's after five years Of suffering an
now recommends these tablets tc
the public. Sold by All Dealers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Last week after the supreme
court Of appeals issued a pereuptdry
wra Of mandamas directing the
old council to assemble forth with
as a canyassing board and reseind
all former orders and Issue q GER
tificate OF election TO J.. Luther
Davis who had been counted out,
Mayor Lambert and oouncilmeu
Hughes and Whitaker alone ap.
peared for that purpose "Wednesday
evening, No quorum was present
Recorder c. W Thompson announc-
es that he was leaving for Cincinnati
Monday, and eouncilmen Harris, FL
fort and Eakin were also out OF
town rri-SIate Enterprise.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

The way to get the best there Is
in people is to give them your best,
Home is where mother lives. And
whether you be prince or peasant
one Of the sweetest spots on earth
is the abode of your mother
~ Although housekeeping and aome-
making are the most important Of
all things. vet they are sought after
the very .Nast Girls get married
who ds(not know how to make a
loeS6f bread or boil potato, ex-
,/pecting somehow that these things
will take chre of themselves, and
they can live happy with a man in
his Ignorance, knowing too that the
heart and stomach Of man are so
friendly that they cannot be sepa-
rated. Ignorance cannot be made
bliss in housekeeping and there is
no surer way to lose the respeet of
a husband than to spoil his dinner.
He can not thrive long ON purely a
love dict.
One reason why SO many girls
and boys, men and women, too, are
undressing, is because they Try
SO hard to be like somebody else
rather than be content to remain
himself or herself in life. In nat
ure you don't see an oak posing as
a willow, or a black duck as n yell
low leg. or a horse as cow or a
lily as rose. or a lilac as peony'
OF a dog as cat. Be natural and
you'll be all right.
sst"t'
How much better is a plain, quiet
Christian home where all is peace
and cordially, the neighbors heart
lily welcome to come and 90 at will,
and freed from the Fostering, sense
less conventionalities of fashionable
lifel Why should our earthly life
which at best cannot continue a
hundred years be fretted and bur-
dened and worn out prematurely by
yasrAeffpI+s- 70 ape the manners Of
pvtaiitye irreligious, self-seeking,
is OF 'ievotee of pleasure?
viii 9 matter what girls accom-
er whments may be, her education is
n Incomplete if she has not some
knowledge OF bake-ology, boil-ology'
roast-ology. stitch-ology and mend
ology. Even II she should never
be required 20 do the work herself
she ought to know whether it was
done in proper manner.
4 !,
The family table, which ought %
be the place for pleasant discussion
and cheerfulness. often becomes the
place of perilous expedition. u
there be any blessing asked at all
it is cut off at both ends and with
the hand on the carving knife He
counts on his fingers, making esti
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

Old papers for sale at this office
a. zoe per hundred.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16
FREE TRADE, FREE LOTS, FkEI

SCALES at w, v. Roberts,. CadmuI
KY, every Saturday, whero you will
find live stock to buy and buyers te
buy. IL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

A true lady is as much a lady
washing her dinner dishes, pre-
pairing the vegetables Tor dinner,
cleaning lamps and seruboing floors
as when she is bending over her
embroidery frame or easle in tn
pleasant sitting room. II sshe is So
fortunate as to possess a servant
she will use refined language and
as gentle voice in speaking 70
her as she uses in her reception
room entertaining the most cultured
among her friends
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-16

The home, be it ever so humble
is the one sweet spot to which all
eyes are longingly turned, and from
which all happiness radlates.
The proud boast of the old Eng
fish common law that "a mans
home is his castle" The four winds
Of heaven might blow through its
chinks and trannies, but the king
himself might not cross It's TIRES
hold unbidden. Only the laws sterr
necessity in pursuit of crime could
authorize an unweloome intrusion.
The sanctity of former times still
serupulously surrounds it, and the
sacredness OF its portal has been
but enhanced BY the advancement
of civilization. The modern homes
need neither towers, battlements
lnor bastions TO protect it from the
assaults OF the powerful The hum
blest citizen to defend his lowly
shack can invoke the protecting arm
of the whole nation
The governments Of all the world
foster the love of home. Liberia
laws are enacted with this end u
view. The public domain is gener.
ously bestowed pom bonafide settlers
The various states, without we be.
lieve. single exception, have eN
empted the homes from seizure fol
even Just debt. In short, the pro
lection and sacredness OF the hons
goes side by side with that Of 'h'
person. 1t is the commendable de-
sire of every worthy citizen to b.
the owner of his own home in fe'
simple, and to encourage this desir'
have all these beneficent laws be =
enacted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

by an enormous percentage long be-
fore the payments are completed, If
kept up In accordance with the con-
tract for the purchase.
There was a time when West End
was a separate town and farther
away from the real active center Of
Atlanta than WESTLAND ES-
TATES is now. Park and Lee streets
and all those fine thoroughfares were
far out in the county When you
went out to the old Adair homestead
you were in the country And SO
WESTLAND ESTATES. with all of
its natural beauty, and some i'm
provements which will be made, long
before the young man of Atlanta has
reached old age. become an integral
part of the city itself and no doubt
far within the city's boundaries.
1t does not require that the man
who makes this statement should be
the seventh son of a seventh son or
gifted with any superior power of
prophecy or be acquainted with the
mysteries of reading the future. AS
Patrick Henry said, The only way
we can judge the future is by the
past" and Atlanta. continuing to in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
How the Man Who Does
Not Live in Atlanta Nav
Buy WeStland Estates Lots

There are thousands of people outside Of At
lanta who, believing in the city's splendid future
desire to invest in its property. To all such.
SOUTHLAND ESTATES CORPORATION pre-
sents a proposition which makes il possible
for the outside residents TO get absolutely
square deal We have lots from 5000 up to $500
outside purchaser a lot and if the purcha ser
will investigate the pro perty and make an ex-
animation any time within six months and is
not satisfied with the lots selected for him. we
will permit him to exchange cor any other I'M
sold lot Of the same price, or a different price
by an arrangement covering the difference in
values Nothing be fairer For an invest
ment of $50 without taxes or interest, and the
payment Of 25c day you buy a lot in the di-
rect line of Atlanta's development which is
bound to increase in value and where your
monthly savings mean a large interest on the in
vestment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
Why Your Money is Safe, Sure and Sound
IN Westland Estates

In the frs place 0 "a up
want @ p in
bust ndl pa
record J e
bausev the rale
Watand lot and get the little brown book You have savings account
You
acka You proHmake the
you
neither gamble inevitable Lapse of time
.fnaiy immo
ar estate IA mean
uknovho is growing how it spread
cotton
higher and profit in lot investment
has h no i o
into the city
the the
ctvlon the
and child
in andne lear
of the ctyv viii have not quite Milo
int tvadcose suburb fe lie ne or
0
WILDE
NJ t n n
ake to p
and ooa
lot in spen ndghbortood
ebsedon present ondt and a o
Payments soa arranged a 0 ma q
No. es3 interest a savings j 0
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

Suburban development in the past
few years astonishes every one.
Yet it is merely the result of the
law of demand.
Necessity pushes thousands Of
people into the suburbs-to solve the
problem of living and thousands Of
others go for more ideal conditions
Of life.
Full SUBURBAN HOME SITES is
ANNUALLY INCREASING AND
WILL IN THE FUTURE IN
CREASE MORE RAPIDLY THAN
AT ANY TIME IN THE PAST.
out of the din and noise" is the
slogan of those who can get out
and this class is swelling every day
moved both by choice and by ne
cessity.
1t is the business of the Southland
Estates Corporation TO supply this
GROWING DEMANDED take adj
vantage of these endless opportuni-
ties to develop and market high
class residence districts. as the needs
of the city appear.
And in this worthy work, so close
Iy Identified with the LASTING.
SUBSTANTIAL INTERESTS OF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

THE CITY, WE ARE ENDEAVoR-
ING TO DO OUR WORK WELL
BETTER THAN "THE OTHER
FELLOW"
We are trying to make properties,
not merely good properties, but the
best properties of the kind-places
which, in the future will be a credit
to the city-paces in which people
will have pleasure and pride so long
as they dwell therein and profit
should they sell to go elsewhere.
In few years land selling for
hundreds of dollars will bring thou
sands, and the people who buy of us
will make q greater proportionate
profit on their lots than we do on
the acreage.
SOUTHLAND ESTATES COR.
PORATION has put on the market
its first subdivision, WESTLAND
ESTATES. The Corporation owns
this property. 1t is in the best part
of Atlanta's suburbs 1t is reached
by beautiful cherted streets. through
a neighborhood which there is no
better in Atlanta and a lot in this
subdivision will in the ordinary OPP
Grafton of events increase in value
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
West End Streets Lead To Westland Estates
THROUGH BEAUTIFUL ATLANTA TO THIS
MOST ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN SECTION

crease and grow by the same per-
centage as now, will soon surround
and enclose practically all the near
in property as a part of the city
itself, with all Of the improvements
which attend. The cotton field of
yesterday becomes the residence
places of tomorrow.
1t is the experience in every grow
ing city that the man who has made
money in real estate on a small cap
ital is the one who has purchased
out Of his savings property in the
direct line of the city's growth and
improvement and awaited till, by
reason of the increase in population,
his lots and lands have become Of
great value. The corn fields of the
Bronx and the goat hills of Harlem
have made millions for the owners
of the property when the skeptic
stood by and would not give ten
cents an acre for any of those lands.
Coming nearer home, there are
score of instances in Atlanta Of
numerous profits which have been
made and fortunes which have been
secured by the operation of the same
immuteble law.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

= , T-I4I9 IlItI 7 T-TJIINTI IIo IIIt JIIN JUTI-
Germs him more personally than if
he simply resides in another mans
house If a man owns his own
home, he is interested in the ques
ton Of taxation, in good government
Of the city, which vitally affects him
in many ways. He becomes a work
ing. active citizen, and this increase
in civic pride is one of the results OF
the ITO the Suburbs Movement"
and that movement now going on in
Atlanta means that you. with Your
home lot in Westland. will be the
beneficiary in many ways in profit
or home place. It means that II
you buy a Westland Estates lot you
will have a profit from your savings
in the great desire by many people
Of owning a home place.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
Millions Have Been By Purchasing Just Little Ahead Of Deopm

count fnero ehan alhe mat
BY buying us OF an in lin OF de
n m moh til people who thHhdt
m he h center FEY yeag allie crazy br in woe
to
We n To EverbOd in America
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04

"a "
ing that is one point ANOTHER one is that children
general nsgh69rhoQq of healthy domestic common
Healthy children being born growing
amid environments that
pride is demanding al
tends to educate elevate to
acters and fit children to battle with
It actually coming a a reflection
man II he does not his home he
can build some day Deny it you may, The man
or woman who respected
sphere above their the
10 not home becoming
a initiative and that force of haractep essential
IN life Success does necessarily
WEALTH. mems FIRST of all happiness,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-04
The Wonderful Movement of Crowded Population Out
to Sunny Suburbs of Atlanta


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