El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-06
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settling The DUST.
Frank Deal Of FL Paso. was a guest
of his sister, Mrs. Jack HAY
in his year at the High school fol-
. lows
AS the aspiration Of all women
should bee motherhood, SO should the
ambition of all men be the owner
ship OF home and provision for a
family The home emoodles the at
mosphere of economy and thrift. These
elements promote the spirit and ardor
OF progress Progress, ultimately,
blends with happiness and repose-
Thus IS summarize O the beneficial and
conservative influence OF a home A
broader conception OF its influence
may be procured IN ce-luea-Ins the
/ progressive life Of the home owner
''From the first payment on his
home. however Ueasers the home u---
chaser looks forward 20 its absolute
ownership. With rhis IN view, he IS
prompted TO economic and money
which otherwise would have been law
ished on IuZur-es is saved and i'm
/ vested iu the home He IS benefited
further. by divertiug the monthly rent
toward paying of the Indebtedness
on tine home
The Economic Spirit Encouraged.
The economic spirit luculC1-ed
after the final payment and then his
earnings may be- invested for later
life hen the burden OF years viii tax
his strength and vitality. lncapacl-
tate him for further earnings, and re-
gulre that rest and repOEe found only
iu a home His savings viii then be
iu need for his support and he VIII
not be a dependent In these later
years. the old home Will be a source
Of much happiness II VIII be the
scene OF many happy reunions and.
though the children now grown may
be bound by other ties, they viii strive
TO be present at these fond and re1ui-
uiscenr gatherings in the home Of
their childhood. The home viii not
only have been a support for the
couple but 10 may be bequeathed 10
their posteriry-
The greatest benefit derived from
the ownership Of q home is the moral
influence upon the entire family the
promotion Of stranger family ties and
deeper love for domestic Ii-e-
A Home Instead Of a House.
Once a house becomes a home, the
interest in b. viii be increased IL
viii no longer be a mere DIV cling but
the symbol of love. coutenrmenrr peace
and security IL is this attachment
10 the home which develops pride lu
its appearance. The beauuficatiou Of
the home becomes the sincere desire
OF the family They toll IN the whole
some sunshine IN the cultivation OF
flowers and heritage and spend many
delightful moments in the keen JOY
OF watching the flowers mature into
The home. by their daily care,
gradually s0fteus into the hue Of ma
ture and grows into the hearts Of the
family 1T Is not necessary TO De
rich 20 be happy. 1t Is not necessary
10 be great 20 he happy but what can
produce more happiness than n coy
home in which the interest Of all is
manifest.
The Influence Of a Homo.
Growing up under the influential
environments OF O. home, the children
Of today. who are the nation OF to-
morrow. are insulled with love Of
nature and honor Of virtue These
elements. the product OF the home,
are essential 10 happiness and sood
citizenship.
-Tne nation OF today is the nation
Of democracy not of aristocracy- so
the strength of the nation depends
on each individual citizen. The home
owner. as an individual, represents
the highest type Of citizen Tor he
has his interests sealed with those
of his community Every taxpayer
who has Investments necessarily feels
a greater interest in public affairs
and greater responsibility in uphold
ing Ills city or county The home
owner. On view Of his investments, is
q substantial citizen Of his commu-
nifty and the firm hacker OF his gov
eminent
The Renters Shortcomings
The renter. ON the other hand. is
not bound by the domestic ties Of
permanent home. His abode Us "a mere .
dwelling from which he may move at .
any time nor with this uncertainty .
can ne. with enthusiasm beauUty .
property which has no attachment 20 .
him. Renters thus, do not improve
homes and the beauty OF the city IS
marred. The renter further, IS de-
prived Of that ambition which is in-
s-iued fu the home owner 10 the fore
sight OF personal ownership Of
home
The gloomy apparition or inces- F.
SAINT rent the barrier 20 success, Dlo-s
out enthusiasm. Year after year. con-
-inua1lv auEmeutIng, this outlet or
earnings ascends TO a huge amount
and serves as an economic lesson. The
renter will then have found that by
his shiftIessness and prOCras tinauou
u buying a home. his capital has had
4 steady drain from rent and while he
might have paid COR a home. the land
ord stiu possesses the house as a
source Of support
Renter At disadvantage.
The renter is not only financially,
missing the pride and stability which
are latent qualities Of a home He is
subject 10 moving Immediately at the
word Of the landlord and moving is
not only d care and burden but an
expense. Moreover. by moving,
friendly and neighbOrlike relations
are broken asunder at one blow
Ultimately. the city Of renters could
neither be beautiful nor stable. for
Indsr adverse conditions. though tenn
lorary, a renter would not hesitate 10
cave town IN the hope Of encounter
ng better fortunes.
Preparing For Dependents.
During this period OF war with the
German government, all a Die I
l0died American men may be called I
% the colors As they respond TO the Z
all, they viii do SO with the known I ]
.dEe that they are leaving depend i
.nts behind IL will be a consolation / u
o many 10 know that those left be- u
lima are provided for in a home and II
hat II conditions should become des- d
itute and the payments could not be
net. the government would investi-
'ate and institute a moratorium sus- .
ending payments on homes as well g
s. taxes. Should the home owner
meet an untimely death. he viii have rs
rovided q home for his family and I
insured them against ahreer u0VerrV