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The Washington times., 1920-09-14
Once-Overs
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Did the and language Of
who is world Travelled?
have then should try. to make the opportunity
polishing wonderful tones Of vamish,
right kind smooth down and take of the oughness
the sharp edges n with the human family
Even the speaking Of the who is world
travelled changes with the years and experience
There richer softer quality different
bearing sometimes culture and
easily distinguished from afectation. -
Don't travel hither and merelysudy and
assimiate and will have culture day.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14
ECONOMICAL rLOoR-wAxER-

We needed a foor-waxer, but did
not wish to buy one. The problem
was solved simply. I took brick
and an old piece of Brussels carpet
with a good nap. cut the carpet in
rectangular shape and sewed the
brick securely therein. With the ex-
ception of the slight extra labor in
volved. the carpet brick proved
quite as effective a polisher as the
manufactured article.
SUE T. SCHooLFIELD.
Danville, Va
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1t doesn't look now as II goat
glands or any other kind will
save the Democratic party in
November r. O'S.
DRUG STORE LIGHTS.

Friends have asked me the origin
OF colored lights in drug store win
dows. ind that they originated in
England. The English apothecary
shops placed them in windows in the
old days when there were no lights.
or bad lights. on city streets. Drug
stores. being important places to To-
cate in emergencies, adopted the col
ored lights as distinguishing mark.
Seems TO no simply following an old
habit in this country.
EDMUND ". O'SULLIVAN.
Edmund IL changing from plain
sullivan to O'SULLIVAN because the
latter is the family name. he says)
The Washington times., 1920-09-14
A CAKE LOSES HIS CAKE.

A cskie decorated 18th and r.
His mien was bold and fearless.
He hadn't vamped a doll all day,
The outlook was lonely and cheerless.
At last one came, twas a classy Jane.
with the markings OF a peach.
Smooth words he poured into her ears,
Her friendship twas easy to reach.
hut along came a sportier gink,
And 10 the nrst she became earless,
This second gink just motioned
To his 1920 Peerless.
WATCHFUL CAKIH
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Bugs" Baer
Marriage a Success?

Most married folks believe that
marriage Is a success. But not
their own.
Marriages are made in heaven.
but, unfortunately. you have to live
some place else.
Every woman has her mate some
where in this world. Yours may
be in Mongolia. Let him stay
there.
About fifty per cent OF unhappy
marriages are due to the husband.
The other nifty per is the fault of
the minister. When the beauty
and chivalry OF this ingrowing
nation meet 1t is generally love
at first sight. Love is blind and
infatuation Is crosseyed.
They get married. On the second
day hubby fat-wheels or to the
oculist garage and finds that witty
has beaten him there by two high
heeled jumps.
King Solomon was married 700
times, unofficial count. and seems to
be happy now. Outside OF that,
Solomon was a wise man. Henry
the Eighth had q team Of wives.
Bluebeard ordered his wedding
rings Wholesale to cut down house
hold expenses. These men were
optimists. They were always GER
tain that their next marriage was
going to be a success.
You should marry a man who
agrees with you even when you are
disasreeing with him. Don't marry
a coward who hides behind
woman's skirts.
Even the women aren't hiding
behind womsn's skirts this Fall.
That's the trouble. The present
fashion is responsible for tho un-
happy marriages. They delude a
bachelor into thinking that he
Woh HhNt W buy MS WIG any
clothes. He doesn't know that the
ladies' tailors charge twice as
much for the material that amt
there.
It's tough Job making skirt
without any material. And n
hubbo doesn't make enough to sup
port wife stylishly, she starts
Grabbing, and the alimony bells
start their merry Ginning In the
belfry OF the old village church.
The thumbprints on the divorce
papers show that husbands are to
blame for all the unhappy mar
riages.
II there weren't any husbands,
there wouldn't ne any marriages.
There would be more happy mar
risges " there weren't any secrets.
\ young married couple should
spend the frst three seconds OF
their merriase telling each other
all they know
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Eve avoided laundry bills by
simply turning over a new lear.
SYLVAN r.

Walking down Ninth street the
other day I saw this sign outside OF
a movie theater: oklahoma, a fast
moving play Of the West, in which
DANGER WALKS HAND IN
HAND" According to it, danger
must be twins. G. X. NJ, Jr.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

II have long felt that tn
residents of the District ar
entitled to the ballot" h
says. II believe everyon
with property rights and in
terests, and subject to local
regulating laws and ordi
nances, should have a direct
voice in determining those
questions.
1.-THE present commissioner
ship form of government in
vests exclusive authority, as
understand it, in determining
these local questions. There
fore, whenever the District OF
Columbia asks for direct rep.
resentation on that commits
sion, I believe 1t is entitled
The Washington times., 1920-09-14
Votes For Washington

Congressman James A. Frear of Wisconsin for a
long time resident of Washington. That prior to
his election Congress He always has manifested deep
interest in the District of Columbia and its people,
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

to It. OONU JAMES A FREAK, wis.
Under form of government it is fundamental
right that who is taxed should have voice through
his direct representative determine the purpose and
amount Of the tax The principle extends to other
matters Of local govcrnmentk.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

That traffic cop at Seventeenth
and Pennsylvania avenue is sure
some speed-boy. There's not much
congestion when he's around.
XERXES.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered u. Patent ofneA
THE CHAUFFEUR said

BY X. c. B.

HE'S chauffeur. THE CHAUFFEUR said
AND 1 know him. -JUsr WAIT minute
AND HE works -rM in here.
FOR man: "TIL BE right out"
WITH limousine AND did
AND TWO extra tires AND WHILE waited
AND YESTERDAY. THERE CAME man.
WAS standing AND HE seemed surprised.
ON corner AND STOPPED
LYING IN AND OPENED the door.
FOR bus OF THE limousine
AND THE chauffeur AND SAID.
CAME ALONG. @wHEREs THE driver'-
WITH THE AND told him
AND STOPPED. AND HE said,
AND SAID to "rM SORRY:
"wHERE AwAYr. "BUT IT'S my car
AND told him, AND said
said "YoU OUCH! t: be glad.
TTs ON my way. "IT's swell car
~CLmB IN" ~rLL GET out"
AND did. AND did
AND LAID back AND WENT on
THE rich cushions. TO WHERE was going.
AND TRIED my best AND. ANYWAY.
TO BE dignined ALL THE time
AND KEEP my seat I HAD a feeling.
WHENEVER 1T happened. WAS at party.
WE HIT bump WHERE hadn't been asked.
AND DOWN town THANK you.
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.2nEARDsnSEEn1ss3
A DESCRIPTION.

A DESCRIPTION.
pinch back coat,
Patent leather hair,
misplaced eyebrow
And skin so fair.
Two cents in his pocket,
No brains in his head,
That's the popular "Cakie"
OF whom you have read.
C. W.
The hall at Congress Heights is
not a jazz hall and never will be. II
is confning its dances to patrons who
desire refinement and enjoyment.
R. J. c.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

Every woman has her mate some
where in this world. Yours may
be in Mongolia. Let him stay
there.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14
.rrrry TRAN PROBLEM.

"BIFF's" train problem Interested
some OF the big maths. Patent Of
nce" comes back again, after an alb
s,noe. and states that the two trains
will be nearest each other at 3<5
D. m, when they will be 7o.7 miles
spsrt FRED HAFELFlNGER. A. b.
n and X. Y. Y. get the same answer,
the latter furnishing tho solution
complete. He also calls for more
problems. because he says his wife is
away and he wants to keep occupied
with II and SIS math problems.
SEWARD PARKER and u. CLEON
are. with those above as to 70.7 miles
and the hour as 3,+6, but three noted
maths, working from another angle, get
40 o'clock and 100 miles. These are
| q. II. MCCARTHY, w. ID. PAYNE and
r. II. RoSSELL MCCARTHY explains
that several other answers are possible.
ROSsEI.L says he does not like to work
with problems involving radicals" and
did not follow that route.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

NJ. GRABISKI, Polish minister OF
finance, told correspondent that
unless Uncle Sam gives Poland
more money that country will not
pay the money she already owes the
United States. Some Grab-ish,
WESTERN.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

A prize-fghter's tribute to hisA
wife: "YOU MADE NE WHAT I
AM TODAY"
HARPER'S FERRY.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14
. KLEVER KLIPPINGS,

I've a book "Klever Klippings,"
containing clippings from the ia
nous Heard and Seen, including
the sayings of MILO II. and other
nuts.
ANGEL FACE,
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

Let old Bugs" Bser rave on:
the rawlings OF II and S nuts will
outclass him. MILO n.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

Regarding the accident on the
Great Falls line at Clarks Sta
ton, let me remark that IL the
cars were loaded with cattle and
had a smash up the s. p. c. A
would act quickly, but the hu-
man sardines packed daily on tho
Old Dominion do not seem 10 have
any one or any association to
take their part. The patrons of
the road should petition the gov
ernor to take action for better
protection to life and limb.
T. M. BREDENCH,
Cherrydale, Va
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

Marriages are made in heaven,
but, unfortunately, you have to live
some place else.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

II there weren't any husbands.
there wouldn't be any marriages.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

There would be moro happy mar
risges " there weren't any secrets
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

SAILOR MIKE" after three
months in Washington, says "Ths
prettiest girls I've seen are the ging-
ham girls"
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

Most married folks believe that
marriage Is success. But not
their own.
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

\ young married couple should
spend the frst three seconds OF
their merrisge telling each other
all they know
The Washington times., 1920-09-14

The thumbprints on the divorce
papers show that husbands are to
blame for all the unhappy mar
riaRes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
hGCTIONS-LECAL



pi ,oatl u Nn,ionai BANK. Rich
uirt.tors OF this bank have declared n
huat'tr1y dividend II Z per cent ON ito
c"pli1' .Gtoch Of s.. 19g. 900. pavaDi. 10 its
su"chho'i"rs "r record of March .i Ua.n
,ht,MT VIII b." inailcI March 81 1870 i
~. li;,Ii. .ir.. cashier.
,"a'i9uarteTs x. f.: Leo Camp, No l. G. "
Richmond. March II 1921
hy instruction Of the camp the following.
iSsai nGiirc Is ordered 70 be printed i'm The
TT" ~. Members o; IT. L. Lee Camp. No.
t., ,'rs;,' n,%'ice that ATE ,he regular meet.
n,- Ct SAID camp. 10 h" held on FrI,I.,v
M a, -; 1870: a, j" hal. 5i; Eas, Bsoai
stFr"'. richmond. Nn at s r'cloCl, T. II
thc report OF the committee" on saic az th.
Lee lamp lots on the Boulevard witt liza
Voted upon and the Offer submitted IN -o;,rn
me sa!d COMMITTEES for said property will
~" accented OK re icctcd. as may bs deter.
mined at said meeting.
---------- ~ {. PEAY. Adiutant'
is 70 certify that will on
Jud:,c OF the itustiu.s Court OF :he ciiy
q! nichmond Tor license to sell ardent
spirits On phySicsnn's prescriptions al th,.
- II iium" Drug Co. located at $50 North
Fourth Street J. II. Hume. rrou -
lEi.Et'iiONE Rand"iuh and dictat. YOUR
40 to y Want Adj rakar
THESE Want Ads Produce Results
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Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Property in Mecklenburg County
Virginia
NOW BELONGING TO

MINERAL STRINGS WATER COMPANY INCORPORATED
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$sjs 5s s u ] '!::! Sd Ss$$ s$$a s. rs Is
THURSDAY. a, THE 3E s sTs RA S. or APRIL 1890
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toned property. consists of:
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s s 5 a %hs nsf S saa wassr ess B
A: sT3 ssfS ss; :s5 Il e
Rnowa G @ Sahe of Virginia
mGalp lthi a fnnKs
said the right s aprinr W %aS
'''e7' % using water
Buffalo At,.r,,
H 6x under Atant
r. dG go nd Deeenber 10
away h"G f hs s1 r hn nG hHd
gers e oV @ The am n G erycs
operator I ae END
ths famous
e Said Ge Of the hGlfr of the
u shs sSi Y g s S ss spG 3se
S$ a s s a ,a!% s% che ra29e
s rE E ra " saats has as srS "non % de-
No SG Main hcmond adrn n srrs-
for be h
Us @ @ % s us hna OF deed IN Of f M
p sspai !nEs naS H 81 1s7 ss
@ a p5 & a at ons sa feu 81 s4n
G"r n M 1@ up n% iS S ns ] ] @
Il of said principal ss unpaid
C. I. DENooM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

DUNG LADY ntciiigcn,. refined. edu-
raec,d. desires Office work. 10 A. NJ. tn
u. NJ. for pr"Scnt Some cxucrirnco AMI
inc knowledge of stcnographv and typn
riting: 1i9. care Times Bispntch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

ShlESMEN. VITA experience in handiinc-
highest class pronoSition can max. I,ro,t-
able connections with "a coru"r.,tion scrk-
iDg to present high grad. iiIyr., :
in"nt to substantial people. Only "a ics
capable OF addressing rcrsums =. can.
sequence need anrlv. \. ". Pate Srcrn-
tary-';cncrnl Manager, Carolina leach RAN
10y COMPANY. suite 81. Trust Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

MAKE HENS pay. Pur!na 1920 year book
Is out. Get ono At your crocers or phone
Randolph SIS. Brau"r & Hasten. B!s:rib-
a'oFS'
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Wanted-keai tistat
HOME.

Would like to purchase
home in West End. Prefer
Immediate possession, but
will consider Sept. 1st de-
livery. In answer, give full
particulars, stating price.
Address & 721, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

TIiE BEST AID in this column is the adj
mat tells ali the facts about the uroroxi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

So LES N..-Wmntcd. live wirc s.irsinnn IN
handle The tluHi,ty Line Of ,,un,xs ~, -
hags on cvinlssi"n basis. i.ihcr,,i cor
mission. Box i.s. pctcrsburE IA I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Situations Wantca-iSemaIe. 3a

COOK aud cleaner wishes position AL
drcs3 l0a-A -. iamcs Street,
YOUNG LADY wants position in doctor.s
or dentists Office. Address II I2y care
- Il
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Specials at the stores. 6
Wante{i-To Buy

BOokCASI;--Wa 10 buv medium sized.
-, ,r.i,3num,I,nr "o1NcaSh. state p7icc and all
Address = 40. care Times Dispatch
THE QClcN WAY TO ret what vo. want
49, when YOU want II is read and uss
---------------,-'.-s HOf
like thrso advertisers. YOU will GET pront.
able resultc here. "
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AUCTiO!NS-LECAL
Legal Notices.

NOTICs:-I viii m IN 10, = ,.-I;;---z,,I1:.
to- the Jui:c OF llrstinEs Court FOR :
permit To dispense Whi-key and ytns on
physlcian's prescription. Wallace C. Saun.
dcrs. $50 West Leigh Street -
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HOME.

Party moving to city
wants to purchase a 6 or Z
room home on Church Hill
OF Highland Park. Give To-
cation and best price. Adj
dress p 724, care Times-Dis-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

THE quick way Eet what YOU want Is
10 read and uso Times Dispatch Wan,
Ads
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Situations Wantcd-siaIc. ~

AND CLERICAL. MAN,
now employed In tobacco Warehouse dc.
sros, rosi,i"n April |. Phone MIR. Wali.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Statesmen AMI Agents,
DO

AGESi S-Nnn,"d. az once. i've agents -
handle simplex euto;Eohii9 traitors; tn,,
only irmii"r that tracks Tor southern coun-
tl:s III N!TEinia big commissions. Nj con
tract Apply Arthur +. thrown general
agent. IicrnGcn VI. -
SALESAiA.S IN Eastern North Cnro!Ina t,y
lowering tciico Company. italt,l,Jr,,. rc.
cure thrrouchy tNpsriCGc"d road sales
'!iAn. acquainted retail grOcC!G. (;iyp MIR.
iiCIarS. DaSt ana present uosIiiuns p-c
Salury. Offers UNUSUAL opening r!-nS man
q 'puiiICntinJ '-"'-N '''"ii'
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ucIp-aIaIc or Jtcr,nlc.

ii;'.-Mh$ wanted. First. EXpcrirnced.
main;n ANY Z" Iirsc, ami supervise The
Cia!ii--Foou. Kitchen. s;orcroO.u and living
room: al The soldiers !iome. Srcund As.
,,s..nt man .noh y'nng OF OF middle sgc.
Ii"uevhr! 500 WIZ. r. Ihc.. Chairman II
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

80 Seventeen -ycar-oId hoy. with good
education: desires position. AdJfcss
~. C9rn limcs- DiHpatch ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

SHOE SALESMAN - t;Npcrionccd retail
shoe salesman desires position Apru II
good references. q 7.6. Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

STENOGRApIiicR---W posi,ion ~,
thoroughly Qualified. ~cil-r"cominondcd
and rouchnd Tor Sicnupra phcr who Ins hn,
varied railroad experience Nddr"sa MI MI
7n3, care Times DiSpn eli ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

leu aIS.li ASH cans. u-acticalIv acw: cost
c.E-r:til0r' tom s. To 40 each. Ci.hs
Il. sIao Glass |: S2.OV: Class e. 81 80 IRE
ouc.ets inc Army SUPPLIES OF all nads
hrt!y 81 i:;avT SuoTiy Company go t.rno.;
Avenue. " ndOlph 1899: III North Severn
tenth street Aaii.oo 1905: 1891 Lesle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

Sal .ESMAN, experienced. wl:h auto de-
srcs position working Richmond or 10
col territory: can furnish puod references.
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Poultry and Supplies. A.

Poultry and Supplies. 40
BARRED Plymouth Rock eEss IS and s.
Trr setting OF = Grey only the best
s;Ir.e state Fair 1919 includcd. Phone Ran
delphi 3iGe-W. j. II. Thomas. 1904 - cond
f.GGS--CicnuiEe Brown l.eShorn eggs 70.
i!alch!ng, $3.50 per setting. CAN Ran
EGGS--Whl,c Wyandotte eggs: best lay
INK S;r1ius: from prize winning stock:
81 80 per setting. j. l. Dcitrick. Lorraine.
FOR SALE. four ycarlinc barred Plymouth
Rock cooke rcis. bred from fine strain
healthy. vigorous. registered stock. ready
for breeding zen now. $50 to $3.50 each
Mills Farm ku,her Glen Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

-:rY a good used car. Read tho !escrip.
lions OF the rood ones offered for sale
today in IN" classified IDS
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STENOGRaPIiEIS. maic. rapid and accur
ate, desires position q, once. can f,,rnIs,,
excellent rcforcnce6. 716. care Times.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-AIale.

HOUSE PAINTERS wanted A I.i-c. :.
sons. l0S West Main Street
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-13
VOTE CATCHING

". as the Corpus Christi Caller
says, q graduated land tax could
moi become part Of the organic
law without a constitutional
amendment, and ii IN the second
place, such a monstrosiiy imposed
upon non residents would be IN
direct conflict with the fourteenth
amendment 10 the constitution OF
the United States, then why. in
The name OF all that is holy, work
ourselves into fever heat oven
the matter Brownsville Herald
The occasion for the heat,
Madam Editor, is that his adyo.
cacy of something which he
knows or ought 70 know is wholly
impossible constitutes an entirely
sufficient reason why Mr.. Ncfi
ought MOI to be and, ia all prob
ability viii not be, elected gov
cruor of Texas. Madam Editor
would, we are sure. streuuously
oppose law limiting the NUM-
BIER of readers she might have for
her cXccllMt paper To our way
Of thinking, Mr. Ncff's PROPOSE
ton evolved IN the graduated
land taN does not differ in princi-
PIE nor would il in practice, from
such q proposal.
= candidate who advocates an
impossible scheme for the mere
purpose Of catching votes Ger.
family is unworthy the confidence
of thoughtful and fair minded
men and women.
As has been detailed in these
columns. Mr. Neff, at the outset
of his campaign advocated a
graduated land tax without res
crvation or limitation upon all
land holdings in Texas. When IFS
unpopularity became apparent,
he sidc-steppcd, after the manner
of most politicians, and said he
intended 20 apply il only to laud
owners living outside of the state
who, obviously can NOT vote H.
tine approaching primary
OF course Mr Neff declare
ihc politicians are against tim. Il
they are. we, al last. have some
Thing for which Ne may commend
them
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-13

There has been au cnorn,olr
amount of description of France
in transition from the days ol
war TO those of Reconstructed cN
lsteucc The accounts have been
interesting il too trcqcntl,
written by meu who were not
familiar with The French Ian.
guagc and thus bound 10 ms.
much ihat would have been ilmm
mug 40 one OF Tine printed
sketches gives 4 more intimate
view OF some things which intcr
est us than the brief tail, which
Dr lleauey gave reporter of
llc Caller and which was printed
Monday morning
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-13

This is The day of taking
chanccs m unfamiliar paths and
under The urge of the need Is
make sufiicicuf income We see
TINS at every turn Lilc is so
much more expensive than evcr
q few years ago that the bread
winner must turn 10 avenues of
income which normally, lac would
aNoid. We get Spectacular illus
tratlon ln the fate oi the man who
went over Niagara Fails in bar
rcl sunday. He had wife md
eleven children eleven children
mind Won and he took the DIES
pcralc chance of doing what Two
others had done, ni order 10 gain
% noloricty that could he turned
INTO Income Being only man.
with one lie TO live and the nat
ural desire to continue it.. hc did
NOT do the barrel stunt for fun
Tie needed money aud he tool, a
chance llc is am example OF what
increased cost of living Is urging
apou many q man going far
aiicid to catch the necessary dol
lam