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The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-12
At The Churches
Baptist Church.


The regular services of the church
Sunday includes the Sunday school
which begins promptly at 9:45 O'Clock
and the preaching service at II
o'clock. The evening song and praise
service will begin at 7:50 followed by
the sermon on the subject of "Pre-
vailing Power" The morning theme
will be "Pentecost."
In view of the contemplated evan
gelistic meetings, we expect every
member of the church to make every
possible effort and even sacrifice to
make the meetings a success. The
pastor, the evangelist and the Lord
are all counting upon each of US to
do our best. And we earnestly So
licit the hearty cooperation or the
other pastors and congregations, and
"who so ever will" cooperate with us
in making the meetings glessing to
the entire community There are
three ways in which most everybody
can have part, viz: by regular at
tendance, by using your talents and by
earnest prayer.
"Come thou with u.s."
VIM. J. GORDON, Pastor.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-12

The soldiers talk as if they expect
a game of football with an eleven
from the troops encamped at Douglas
within the next two weeks. They
have promised to attend the high
school game next Saturday, in body
Bully for the soldiers!
Oh, you football suits Where
have you gone. There is some dis
position to advertise them as strayed,
borrowed or stolen.
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PERSONAL ITEMS
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S1llSlE50SIOSlISH5nl2 2rl7n2ItSils71JSJl9It

Mr.. H. A. Cartwright, of Phoenix,
is a visitor at Nogales.
Mr.. H. A. DeSolla, from Denver, is
a guest of the Hotel Evans.
Mrs. H. F. Jones, from Los Mochis,
is registered at the Hotel Bowman.
Mrs. E. K. Cumming has returned
from California, where she visited
through the summer.
Yesterday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Mitchell, with Mrs. w. ]. Farrsgut,
came from Mowry.
Advices from the San Rafael Val
ley are to the effect that a heavy
rainstorm prevailed over there yes
terday.
Mr.. Guy C. Griffin, proprietor of
the Hotel Bowman and the Hotel Tue
sonia of Tucson, arrived from Eye old
pueblo" yesterday afternoon, and will
remain at Nogales fe wdays.
Mr.. S. w. Stout, whose fine photo
graphic work was dies 2ribed in these
columns a week ago info 'The
Oasis" that he is kept constantly
busy taking negatives and fiiling or
ders.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Cunningham arrived from Alan1ogor-
do, N. NJ, joining here Mr.. James
Cunningham, brother of the gentle
man, whose arrival from the state of
Durango, Mexico, was noted a few
days ago. They will depart today.
HAVE THE OASIS DELIVERED
AT YOUR DOOR EACH MORNING
BY CARRIER. 75c PER MONTH.
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Methodist Church.

Sunday, October IL, 1919. Sabbath
school at 9:45 a. m. Sacrament of the
in making the meetings blessing to
Lords Supper at II a. m. The Teach
RS Training Glass will meet at 9
o'clock a. m. Prayer meeting at 7:45
o. m., Wednesday, led by H. D.
;omlin, with Louis Hudgin assisting.
Everybody is invited to attend all
services of this church.
ARTHUR THOMAS, Pastor.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
(EpiscOpal.)

October 12-Seventeenth Sunday
after Trinity.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Morn
ing prayer and sermon by rector, II
a. m. Text: "Unto every one that
hath shall be given, and he shall have
abundance; but from him that hath
not. even that which he hath shall be
taken away" st. Matthew, 1928.
All seats free.
October Is, Wednesday: Choir
practice, 8 p. m.
Rev. A. Leffingwell, Rector.
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Yesterday there set in a gentle rain
that occurred at intervals all the aft
enoon and all night. The weather
begins to look as thought the rainy
season that commenced in June will
last through the winter-that the
rains are running into the
winter rains.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-12

FOR SALE-Set Of good 34-4
tires, at less than half price.
Corner Hudgin Street and Nor
ley Avenue. Phone 333.
-9:2-tf G.
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In Italy.


furnishing medical
hospitals 10 cdren dispensaries IA artificial limb
children
children being
American Red a
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WANTED = Carrier for Army
Camp Route, Daily Morning Oasis
Must have bicycle.
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WANTED--House of four or five
rooms, unfurnished, in respectful
neighborhood, for family with fou
children. Address H. o. Sodde!s
General Delivery, Nogales, Arizona
9:9-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-12

WANTED-Room and board b,
gentleman and wife in private family.
Will pay good rate for first class ac-
commodations. A. G. Stearns, Mex
leo & Arizona Trading Company
Trust Building. 1O-5-6t.
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RAGS WANTED-Will pay 5
cents per pound for good clean rags
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-12

RAGS WANTED-Will pay !!
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
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Young Lady, American, wishes
position as bookkeeper. Five years
experience. Thoroughly Competent
Open for engagement Immediately.
Address Box X "Oasis". oh.
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WANTED-Two rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. Address ~,
care "The Oasis" tt
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WANTED TO RENT-Piano. In
quire Oasis office. oh
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Appl
Dunbar's Real Estate Office, 2l,'
Morley avenue. 4-l9-tf-cn"
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FOR .rALE-Wylie Transfer Co.'s
outfit is For Sale To anyone wish
ing to buy will show that it is
money making proposition. See or
write, T. ]. Wylie, Nogales, Arizona.
10-3-tf.
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FOR RENT

o o O o o o Q O o Q @ Q o q Q e
FREE RENT-Will furnish mar
and wife one-room house with kitch-
enette, in exchange for their caring
for corral. Apply T. j.. Wylie, 122h'
Arrovo boulevard 10-11-tt
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WANTED

Housekeeping rooms O.
small furnished apartment. Address
J. A., care of Oasis. 1O-lU-6tl
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MISCELLANEOUS

100000 . Q o o o @ Q Q e
FOR COLLECTIONS AND EN-
PIOYES CALL G. Escobosa, Phone
os1w 10-1-tf
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We repair furniture of all kinds
Ring 180 M.
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100000 90 o . o o o o .
WILL GIVE SPANISH LES
SONS-In Exchange for lessons
in English Address P. o. Box
No. 794, Nogales, Arizona
8:3O-tf.
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Evening journal., 1919-03-01
FOR SALE


West st.-sOs. so, 2521, Ia.
Broome St.-237, 40i, 5O7. 6O2, 619, 1908,
S. Broome st-112, 11G. lis. 100. 42i, 42s,
Market st.e2iOO, 24o2, 2lO4 2iOs. 2ios. 2sO7
2sOo, 2el1. 2els, 2eI5 CAiI new -'O'
Tatnall st.--1OO7, 1Ol4, 1Oi5, 2423, 26le.
Lancaster Ave.-iO01. 1907. 1909, 1888, 1880.
1910. 1902, 1913, 1905, 1925. '-'''
Clayton St.-1013, 1909 1925
p Eighth .st.-1ol, los, 4o5 4f5.
Yandeyer Ave.-52s. S32, S34, 72s, $50.
Pine st;--1OOe, 1910, \. z. Cor 11th and
Rodney st.-2S2, 1926, N. W. Cor. Fourth
and Rodney SITS.
Adams St-6i0. sos pi0.
Klrkwood st.--s19, OPS, 9S2, 934, 94S, iii.
Orange st.-60I 621, 1135:
Washington St-413, sos. 1914, 1908
D. 22nd st-l2OO, 12ls' 1920, us. 40, sos,
Between Goth and 21st. on Jefferson 81.
six rooms, bath, porch, heater cement cell
This property can be purchased on the
Between Ninth and Tenth, on Kirl,wood
St, six rooms and bath. Can be pur-
chased on the rental plan.
Want fine home on the west side Of
town, with six rooms, bath, porch, etc 2
It Is to be sold on the rental plan, too.
ia a short time. No red tape as the prop
erty is deeded TO you In your own name
This is the best proposition We have had
10 offer on the rental plan for many
months. No repairs needed. Cheaper than
rent
In the sixteen hundred block. on Ian.
caster avenue, six rooms, bath, porch and
heater. Can be purchased on the rental
plan. Immediate possession.
]. Howard Gordon
O15 Orange Street.
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
HEINDEER MEAT Is
Al -
RAISED IN ALASKA

N. E. A. Special TO The Evening Journal,
ROME, Mar. ALASKA is prepared to
furnish the States thousands OF pounds
OF meat. lt-is reindeer meat. In a
recent shipment, sixty tons were sent
down for distribution. It is estimated
that there are 100000 reindeer in Alaska.
A reindeer dresses. $50 pounds average.
Reindeer get their living from lichen.
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
FOR SALE

For sale on monthly payment plan-Lots
at Penrose, Hlllcrest, Gordon Heights,
Montrose and Penny hin Terrace. The
best suburban location near Whining
ton
7fi-Ti3-Ti5-7i7 and 72f Vandover Ave. 0
rooms, bath hot air heat; all newly
painted and fixed up generallyi have
front porch, large yard, with iron
$50 down ana s27..so per month ''''
liI Iatnall ST.. 4 and store...... s. 900
l0l Lombard ST., S r, II, T., H..s...S3,bO0
ilOS W. Sixth ST.. o Il. Il. p. III. 81. 900
1922 W. Fourth ST, n, B. H....,..S33 800
80 W. Fourth 81, II, ID, =, H.. 5000
pos Lombard ST, II. Il, +, H......st 600
25ii Washington ST., 0'R, n, p, SIS 500
20l0 West ST., r, n, =, H..........S41 100
sie ". 5Sih g. 9 r. Il. p i...........siioS
1920 Van Hurcn ST., n, B, Z. H...S 81 900
i4lO Van Buron ST., X, H. II, II. Owner
has left the city. Possession will be
given at once This Is an opportunity
10 get a good home az Once..........S5. 800
20l5 Harrison ST.. s r, u. +, II w heat.
new possession ..............S7l0 800
lIl5 w. 18th ST. X, B..............S7,200 g, 200
1922 W, Fourth ST., r, B..........S3, soc
20 w. a0th ST., @ r, n; square plan;
nearly new house ................S5.O 900
Walter f. Powell
$50 MARKET STREET.
Phone 5107.
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To The ManWith Building
and the Man About to Build
A List For Convenient Consultation by
Owner, Architect and Intending Builder.

Wilmington architects, con-
tractors, builders and kindred
concerns have a reputation
second to none anywhere.
"Be a booster"-place your
contracts for building, repairs,
alterations, supplies, equipment
and furnishings in Whining
ton with Wilmington enter
prises.
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
REAL EsrArE-ron SUE

.cHthNrNG HOME ON BOULEVARD
commanding an uninterrupted view OF sur
rounding sectione just completed; ten
rooms, four. master bedrooms hot water
heat, open fireplace, Wonderful reception
hall Act quick as this home win be
snapped up IN a hurry.
/. MUNDY AND co.
Phone 2i2l-w. Gi5 Orange St
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
SOCIALIST SUNDAY FoRInI.

The regular meeting Of the Socialist
Sunday Forum Will be held at No. si5
Market street Sunday evening. The
speaker will be L. NJ. Harlsins Of Cam
den, N. j.
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
FOR SALE. HOMES

FOR SALE, HOMES
HOUSE NEAR SEVENTH sTREETs-s BATH
hot water heat stationary Laundry tubs beam ceiling dining
throughout lavaOries three pOrche you looking
diton here i IS Possession
HOME NEAR gwENTyTHlRD As9 goULEyARDii rooms baths
hot water heat and electric lights stationary laundry tubs two
condition Possession.
HOME NEAR TENTYTRD AND BOULEVARD rooms and baths
hot water heat poes hardwood aoon laundry tubs large
excellent condition. owner sell Possession
s a2 S s? @ Rli7 & " Soa 99 9R 2 1 G raassu
o ee Variety fruit trees Price Reasonable Posses
March 1.
io2 MccABE AvENUE-Dehed square plan home rooms and
bath hot water heat hardwood ao9r fireplace laundry ne
at The price that We have long time possession
porC6es heater paved street Price $500 On the rental Pan
sos WEST TwENrYFoyRTH STREETS room. bath porch
in good condition.
$40 WEST EIGHTH STREET 10 rooms and bath porch he heater This
nent Possession in 30 days
CENTRALLY LOCATED APARTMENT HOUSE with store renting
for s month be bought cheap has all improvements
1905 MADISON sTREET-i2 rooms bath trim This
property be converted into apartments with very little
1907 WEST sTREET-n pohes Fronting on
Park; be converted into an apartment
na WEST TwENTY-N1YTH sTREET-s bath porohes
d n & gs ana and Sood location Possession ns O0 n nome on
500 STREET-ii bath heae
bought at a bargain
STREET5 bath,
porches. These homes.
STREET-6 bath bestof
condition. Possession June %
EIGHTEENTH STREETS BATH porch heater
Lot i6x25 Possession
BELLEMoRE house. rooms and BATH heater
Lot 20 Stable chicken houses, good trees; very
convenient to trolley and immediate
leaving city.
sTANToNDeached double frame house. BATH hot
water heat for stabe corher
Lot Sx2sQ Good water with electric lights
ket; must be sold quick Price $500.
TWENTY-TFIRD STREET, NEAR JEFFERsoN-s
water heat hard wood floors chestnut
tubs and electric lights beam ceiling dnhgroom
Garage for two machines This property cond
tion. Possession.
7s ADAMS STREET story brick i2 and bath, hot
water heat poches; condition This property in
convenient location Possession 60 days.
''..' =. CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
224 w. Ninth ST
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
YANKs IN RUSSIA
PRINTING NEWSPAPER.

N. E.-A. Special to The Evening Journal.
ARCHANGEL, Mar. i.-American sol
diers In Northern Russian are kept in
formed on current events by a paper Of
their own. The American Seninel. It Is
a four-page sheet and the Red Cross
sees TO it that it is printed regularly.
Papers are sent by sledge to outlying
posts.
Evening journal., 1919-03-01

HOME NEAR TWENTY-THIRD BoULEvARD- rooms
electric lights stationary
porches garage This property excellent
Evening journal., 1919-03-01

HOME THIRD BOULEVARD-2 baths
heat, porches hardwood laundry
lot for This property about three old and
excellent condition must sell Possession
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
MACHINE WORK.

chine & Repair Work. Machinery
bought and sold. AIS w. Front ST
Tel T366-W.
Evening journal., 1919-03-01

HOUSE NEAR SEVENTH AND RODNEY STREETS rooms and bath
room and electric lights, hardwood 1oo chestnut trim
throughout
home that has all excellent
diton, here it Is. Possession
Evening journal., 1919-03-01

CEDAS-Frame square onehah story dwelling
roohs and bah back Kitchen hardwood trim throughout
heater electric lights running water, fronting
streets variety Of fruit trees. Price reasonable Posses
4
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ARoHITECTs,

BROWN q wHITEsIDE. 2l6O dupont
HIdu Tel nOOn
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PAINTING.

SEABURG & BLACKwELL-Gene
Painters; Graining, Glazing and
HardwoOd Finishing. Vandever Ave.
and Lamotte St. Tel. 505i.
Evening journal., 1919-03-01

402 McCABE AVENUE-Deached square plan home, 10
BATH hot water heat hardwood 1oor fireplace laundry
1oor sleeping porch and awnings. This u
the price that have listed for long time. Possession
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
Walter f. Powell

$50 MARKET STREET.
Phone 510T
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$40 WEST EIGHTH STREET-i0 rooms and bath. porch,
is a well built house and can be easily converted
menL Possession in 30 days.
Evening journal., 1919-03-01

iO3 CoNNELL STREET-Three story brick rooms
porches heater paved street Price s32O On the rental
The sun., 1919-02-23
GOVERNMENT BOUGHT
LAND JUDICIOUSLY
Paid Fair Prices for Realty
During War.

II was in connection with the Govern
eminent Housing Plan, probably for the
FIRST time in the history OF the Govern
ment. that complaints were made that
property had been bought too cheaply
The Bureau of Industrial Housing ana
Transportation of the Department OF
Labor taught Uncle Sam how to buy
real estate and saved over $4,000 In
the purchase OF land upon which $4,7ao.-
900 was expended.
Reduisition was resorted to in compar-
atlvely few cases. Success came through
q system OF exhaustive appraisals de-
veloped by William z. Shannon. a
Washington business man, who obtained
the cooperation of the Rotary Club. the
Chamber OF Commerce, the Board OF
Trade. the Mayor and the assessor in
each place. These organizations and
municipal ofYlcials reported upon prop
erty values. while in addition two
scouts selected from the list OF fSal es-
tate men furnished by the National Real
Estate Association appraised property
where the bureau had been requested &c
buiM houses.
A. an illustration OF the variation ir
appraieals, a certain piece Of property
desired by .he bureau and for which the
owner asked $4,000 was returned fol
taxation at s5o5. The tax assessor sale
It was worth sTss and the Mayor s947
The Rotary Club placed its valuation a
$3.50, the Board OF Trade at $1,000, TN
War Appraisal Committee of the Rea
Estate Board at $500 and the Chamber
OF Commerce at s1.516. The propert!
was purchased at $500.
The sun., 1919-02-23

REAL ESTATE.
The sun., 1919-02-23
WILL RENT BUILDING
1T FORMERLY OWNED
Inc, Sells
Big Service Station.

q The willys-overland. Inc. has SOLD ne
large service station located at SCI to
b91 West F1fty-seventh street. running
through tho block to SIS to 62S West
Fifty-eighth street. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues. to Jeremiah r. Dono-
van. Mr.. Donovan Is purchasing the
property as an investment.
The Wi'lys-Overland. Ino. has agreed
to lease the building for term Of years
from the closing Of title. The building Is
ten story structure. It was constructed
three years ago by the Fred T. Ley
Company from plans by Rhines, Bellman
q Nordon Of Toledo upon n site formerly
occupied by the Conrad Stein Brewery.
It was estimated at that time to have
cost 100000. The plot Is $50 feet in
width on Fifty-seventh and F1fty-eighth
streets. and 200 feet in depth on both
sides The brokers in the transaction
were Cross, Brown Company. Feiner a
Mass represented the interests Of the
purchaser.
The sun., 1919-02-23

George williams. business manager
for Henry l.. Doherty & Co. OF so Wall
street, has completed new home on
the summit of Emerson Hill on Staten
Island. Emerson Hill was owned by
Judge william Emerson seventy-hvs
years ago, and II was in the latters
home that Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote
many of his essays.
Back of the selection OF the Emerson
Hill site by Mr.. Williams 10 n bit OF
quixotio romance in real estate. For
many years while living in another sec
ton OF Staten Island and crossing the
ferry in the drab of early twilight he
was Impressed with the fact that the
Statue OF Liberty could not be dis
tinsuished any great distance away.
The sun., 1919-02-23

In all, the bureau investigated 1ss
proposed projects 1t actually effected
purchases in ninety-three casea II pur~
chased 1s,7se.so1 square feet of plotted
land and A,<61 acres Of unplotted land
only IS cents per square foot for the
plotted land and only 1854 per acre for
the unplotted land. The property was
purchased for ss6a.e14 less than it's
appraised value and less than than ST.
100000 Of the price asked by the own
srs Many purchases were put through
In less than fifteen days.
The sun., 1919-02-23
SAYS PROFITEERING
CHARGE Is UNFAIR
D. L. Gilman Shows Decline
in Returns to Owners Of
Apartments.

Douglas I. Briman OF Douglas 7.
Gilman & Co., Inc. has issued a state.
ment in which no shows how a nun.
Der OF apartment houses in the Park
avenre district are being operated at
loss or a decrease IN the income OF IN.
owner. The decline ranges from $3.50.
81 for a thirteen-story building on Par,,
avenue to s5.225.65 for q nine-story
apartment house Just OF Park avenu,
In high class apartment houses on IN.
East side" says Mr.. Gilman. TO eI.
plain to them more fully the necessity
for the increased rental which thew
are being charged from next October for
renewals of their leasea Fortunately
the great majority OF these tenants rec.
ognize the Justice of this Increase, BIZ,
there are a few dissatisfied ones who
attribute II to so-called .profitsering' BY
the landlord.
"It must be remembered that pea
coal. which is largely used In the heat
ing of these buildings. has increased IN
price from t3.25 per ton to over 81.
that the wages Of elevator men, hail
men, firemen, &C., have been doubled
Repairs OF all kinds, including redecor-
htlOu OF apartments, ndNo uOuOleQ IN
cost The tax rate. which a short TINA
ago was $50 per 500, has now become
s2.3s. Labor. besides being hiyh~
priced. IL less effcient.
''In summing up the situation, there
is no doubt that IL the landlords wers
not able to raise the rents. az they are
doing, the increased cost Of operation
would wipe out their equities and nu.
merous foreclosure proceedings would re-
suit Further proof of the unfairness Of
the charge Of profteering can be found
In the fact that high class apartment
houses have never been offered for sale
al such low figures as they have been
in the recent months because OF dis
couraging net results obtained from
rentals.
"As to the facts. which after AL are
important TO disprove the theory Of
profteering. we would cite few e1-
amples of the operating results In 1918
Of properties In our charge"
The sun., 1919-02-23
TO THE SUBURBS
WITHHENRY TURNER
Henry Founders Through the Sacred
Rites of the Furnace and Energies
On the Road to Success

place. up 10 the minute plumbing ar
rangements and a steam heating plant.
II was autumn when they took posses
sion. TURNER, at his wife's order. had
saved out his vacation until the two weeks
succeeding the moving. The first day
he put in complaining loudly that by
thus changing his domicile thirty days
before election he had lost his vote.
Nobody. ever knew you had one"
was the way his wife consoled him.
They'll carry the district or lose II
Just as II you never were born. You
were q two spot there Here, II you'll
listen to me. you'i be an ace before
The following day had a chin in It
and he began TO complain of the lack
Of his beloved steam.
And I don't know how to run =
steam boiler he exultsd, "and you
don't know how to show me. We're
here because were hero. My right name
Is Henpeck..s
Toward evening she sent him TO q
store, ana while he was gone built a
FIRE in the fireplace In the living room.
And as she had figured, It thawed all
the bad temper out. Of him.
You can set the photograph going
and keep Il working till ! in the morn
ing. There's nobody to kick" she OBJ
served after dinner.
But he had no soul for music Just
then. He had made two journeys to
the cellar after logs and was sitting
basking in their blaze, watching his
money burn with the most perfect ex-
preston Of contentment she had seen
on his face In ten years
Picnic for the Younssters.
The kids" he spoke up presently,
e. I'D Nt,~fx~
you do. At least, I haven't heard from
them much to-day. DID they 20 RICH,
| to sleepr'
zone on q chair and the other on the
floor while they were getting ready for
bed. had to finish undressing them.
Possibly you haven't noticed II, but ex-
oept for their meals they haven't beer
under this roof all day"
What did they DOR
They found some other chfsarsn and
have romped like lunatics all day
! They've found there's room for them &c
! play"
Turner got up and put on anothe,
log He resettled himself into his chair
and III his pipe.
"Firewood runs into money sns said
presently.
mo. while I'm on vacation was hi,
answer.
She left him where no was ana wen,
to bed. In the morning the children
who were not being sent to school unit
the following Monday. slept late, ant
their mother let them lie. In the cit,
they had both occupied the Same room
which had been no great room at that
Here each child had a room separa tely
pretty. cheerful room with q whit,
bed in the middle Of Il The bread
winner. when his wife went in to se
II their little daughter still had he
coverlet over her. was standing in tn,
morning sunlight gazing down at tn,
sleeping child. So Mrs. Turner, Just a.
she had left him by his own fireside
The sun., 1919-02-23

When tho world war come on II
struck Mr.. Williams It was doubly I'm
portant that Americas symbol OF liberty
should be more conspicuous. His idea
was favorably received and q popular
subscription was taken UP which pro-
vided funds for lighting the statue by.a
system Of flood lights making It clearly
distinguishable miies at sea-
Mr.. williams decided that he wanted
tho Statue OF Liberty for his evening
star, so he selected the Emerson Hill
site 10. his home. There 10 q spacious
estate eHout the new house and Il 10
considered by many to be one OF the
prettiest homes on Staten Island. The
architect was Thomas Nash.