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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
STATE o. NEW AaExlc0
NOTICE ron PuDucArJus
PUBLIC LAND aAl-R

Office Of the C~ommisGo.eT Of Puba,e
Laads.
Santa Pc. New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant Ia
the provisiones Of Act Of Congress, ~
proved June %. tn. i10. the laws Of the
State of New Mexico. and ruks and rgs-
lations Of the State Land Office. the On-
missioner Of Public Lands viii offer 1t
public sale to the highest bidA.y at \
O'Clock, A NJ, on Wednesday, FehrusD
a,rd, 1921. in the town Of DeniaA Cossfy
Of Luna. State of New Mexico. in FROST
described tracts OF land, viz;
Sale No. III, : An Of See. q VIZ
WHEH. Sec. Is; T. q s. R. II W.. g.
tanning I.i0.O acres. Their an N.
p~rovements.
No bid on the above described tracts a
land will be accepted for less than THREE
DOLLARS $500 per acre, which IS the
appraised value thereof, and In addition
t'r the Improvements that exist on fhe
land.
The above sale of land will be subject to
the following terms and conditions viz:
Tho successful bidder must pay s
The Commissions of Public Lands, or his
agent holding such sale, one-t~entieth al
Inc prlce offered by him Tor the lanE, fOu1
per cent interest in advance for the bal
ance Of such purchase price, fees for al
veriisinF and appraisement and an costs
Incidental 20 the sale herein, each and an
OF said amounts must be deposited in rash
or certified exchange at the time ~ sale
and which said amounts and all Of them
are subject 10 forfeiture 20 the State ..
New Mexico, II the successful bidder doe,
not execute a contract within thirty days
after i has bees mailed to him BY .k
&c. - nFE--
vide that the purchase may AZ his opf7ss
make payments Of not less than one-thi,
tleth Of ninety-fve per cent Of the pu,
chase price al any time after the sale sss
prov - the expiration of thirty yeus
from the date OF the contract and To nro-
vide for the payment Of any unpaid bal
anoe ~ the expiration Of thirty years .res
inc date OF the contract with Interest IN
deirrred payment at the rate 81 .or
per cent per annum PAYABLE in asvapcy
contract, partial payments 20 be- credi,rs
On me anniversary Of the date 81 In
contract, next following the Gate oi r..
The above sale Of land will h. suh;re, b,
valid existing rights. easements. riebts -
way and reservations.
Al mineral rights in the abo,, de,cra-.
'''''s ~ land are reserved 10 the safe
The Cammissi7ncr Of Public Lands. a,
ms agent holding such sale reserves tif
said sale.
possession under eontract. OF sale tor
ihs above described tracts will b. gi1,n on
"r before October let, 1921.
witness nv hand and The official sea, nj
- N'7i" ard Office 81 he STATE % Nv
MeNieo. this twenty-eighth dsy Of RryE
y A FIELD. Commis sir,,
Of Public Lands STAT q.
NJ. ~. New NcELo
First Publication Dee. J, iooa
Last Publication Feb. II. f9u
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
New Ocean Danger.

Little Harold. 5 was vacationinR at
the lake shore He overheard hts cid
ers remsrk shout the terrific under
TOW near the pier TIE next day MS
mother ven, into The sarer and Bsr.
old SCREAMED a. her from b shore:
"Oh mnitrei dnnr 20 " here. there's
q hie ard.f toad fIpra snd u might
.bii. son
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
WILLS r s

and mie-ths't RAT-SNAP, the old
reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in
eskes-no mixing with other foeA
Your money back II Il fails.
3se size Il eake) enough for Pam
try. Kitchen or Cellar.
Csc size q eskes) for Chicken
House, eeops, or small buildings.
SIS size 6 eskes) enough for an
farm and evt-buildinss, storage
buildises, or factory buildinsa-
Sold and Cuarsntee1 By
Besekan-M ignar1st Hav Co,
Ceui.s Drag Z Ststy. c. ssA
Kssss crssssy C.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

Billy admired Charles rochins borss
very n5urh and begged his mother 70
buy him one. His maiber could not
understand what he wanted. 20 he
said. rph. I sani a hor<s that keeps
% going aud never gets anywhere.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
Total

Tn. .hov. a,.rt.5 ia8. wH be sold spsatds in each county in Which tn,
same is situate No bid vii be accepted tor less ,hn hron Genus = acre we
bid at such SALE except h has not les tan i've, days por to The de SCI Their
amount 81 The above minimum cash bid Deposits Of an unslucesf
win be returned The deposit OF the successful bidder "
sues i'd. bt IL the successful bidder shall fail to complete his purchase by then IN"
payine any balance dee undr his purchase including The cost q sdverusnt
and the espenss incident 70 such sale. thn such deposit vii b forfeited - tn
State Of New MEXICO as hqudstd DAMAGE
uhfbr situate IN one or more Of the above named counties I'll be required e
within Is months actual drilling with q -n ng capable Of drilling to a d1n
Of 100 feet and to drH enhnnous and diligently until such depth has been reached
gas produced III 10 more psricdhry set forth in oil and gas lease c 7. l. Torn
g, being a Ease hr ten years td 80 long as oil and gas is produced W psyrns
copy Of which ma. b. he'd On Application
Wines " hand and oshasi .i Of NE s.. and oss o. r- .r. Of We.
Mexico tint pd day Of sptnee, BN
y A rElp,
~ the Ss 81 Fv Nenco
First Pubhesun OSAr l. 81
Lao PubsesdssD se@As q
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

AT rare intervals a hitherto un-
known author flashes into the literary
armament like a comet. Some dis
appear as quickly while others be-
come fixed luminaries. About once
every decade a writer makes an in
Simultaneous success with his first
book. Edison Marshall, a young
Oregon newspaperman, is a case in
point. His story. ''The Voice of the
Pack" WAS sold out almost as o o
as it was off the press and a second
printing ran into many thousands Of
copies-literally a best seller" 1t
is a fascinating narrative Of TO
nance, adventure and nature lore
in the mountains and forests of the
Northwest and has a substantial
quality which bespeaks permanent
characteristics in its creator. with
other delightful tales likely to follow.
Readers of this publication soon will
have it as a serial. Make it your bust
ness to get the opening installment.
THE Voice of the Pack" starts in
issue-do not fail TO read it"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
BIDS p, 1920.

BIDS DECEMBER q, 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received
al the office of the State Highway
Commission, Capitol Blu lding. Santa
Fc. New Mexico, on December p,
1870, at the hours as stated below
TO, the construction OF four Federal
Aid Road projects as follows
1000 A. NJ.
Federal Aid Project No. p. Qua.
dalupe County. Length of Project
1880 Miles. Located near Santa
Rosa, N. M.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
new MEXICO STATE LAND SALES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

NUTTE OK W
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
OIL. AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
DE- BACA LINCOLN. CHAVEs AND EDDY COUNTIES
.Ofmr Of the Commissioner of Public Lands,
Santa fr New Mexico
AHf rs hcnly given that pursuant to the provisions of an Act OF Congress 4p
.prorst tn. p 1910 the Laws II the State of New Mexco and III, rules and reaa
tom OF the Stare Land pue,. the Commissioner Of Public Lands Will offer for hs
ar public auction 90 the highest aud best qualified bidder at O'Clock A NJ, at thu
front .&T OF tie 9W h'nsc IN Zach county named, for the exploration, development
ti production G on and gas The lands hereinafter described; the dates and places
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

J. n War a Company. a corporation
Paiuua
w. No. va
james Briff. ID 'enfaut
Notice BY Publication
To james hrIt', the shove na.eS ssis.
dant.
You ere h.r-Hy notified thar o1mpia,i
and Affidavit IN attachment we're slrs
g.a by he above named piAin,is
'r .'-.t 4. led ln fhc DIS UUt q ui
.7r Santa Fe county. New Me1.co. sn~
D. .nl an 600 ~ fu deht ior me dresses.
tvo chars. one wicker chair, one iron bed
me spring. one mattress, tso rugs, toe
g~hloss. sold ard delivered 20 you By pisis
90 at your so fal instance and request
and in The ~regular course OF bus mess. md
icr an assignment Of account by the Woe
Davis Hardware company unto said piziy
Tiff. said account being for one half gales
sheliac. onc two inch brush and one poups
grass seed sold and delivered 20 you by
special instane 2 and request and in fhs
regular course Of business. plaintiff cisis
ing ana &c IN the sum Of iElH With ieuJ
interest thereon. and for the costs q salz
suit, and that all Of your right, title and
interest in and to certain household tursi
ture ha, been attached. and that unle., 70.
enter your appearance in said cause on ~
hefrrc the ard day 81 January, 1871 issg
ment vii Be- rendered against you by =
fault and said household furniture ois 10
satisfy the same.
Nam. and address Of Plaintiffs attouaeY.
- Cafron 4 Cstrcn. suite Is Catron Bloch.
Santa Re. New MEXICO
In urtness shene0t. ! have hrrrunto 80
rs rr' snr ~ seal IT said COST o.
Santa Pc. Ne- Mesioo. this 5th day Il
ALFREDO LUCERo.
County GA
CsEAL By s n. BM~
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
NOTICE OF SUIT

Noiief OF SUIT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TBY
STATE OF NEW MExICO WTTHTs
nrp FOR TIE COUNTY OF SANTA
ka'herr. A Chapman.
vs.. ~
ne ho'rs Of Rafael Garcia, deceased.
TIL h.irs of Calletano Garcia. deoc,~d
-" GeTs Of Maria Julia IL Rour !e
The heirs. Of Mardal,na Ne Garcia, 8
ceased,
~ unknown rer~,us claiming IN .ntsn,.
IN iH' ..ip rF 3 .cribcd below and IL
may ~ hls, iuetime. have chimhi my h
trresi IN the property described b,i low,
Defendants.
To The doicndanis above nam.s:
lor and each Of you are h.rb, NOT,
iicu thai the above entitled cause Is PEND
mf IN the District Court Tor Santa re
county, State of New Mesico; that IN
object 81 the action is 10 quiei N. tint
IN the following described property m m,
State Of New Mexico, to vit-
The premises known as as Ms,La.r,
Avenue, IN the City nf Santa Fe, measu.
ing ~ II. ? in. from north TO south ana
ny rine f. from east to ~.si; hriAs
bounded a. follows: On The north by Are
quia Madrc and Manhattan Street; on tks
sontE by property If Jose Dolores Garcia
on the cast by the property 81 Iidehs q
J., gado and on the west by the r. ~
Of Nicolas NJ, Garcia, being tho grt
Formerly belonging 20 Iulia " e;
deceased and ng a portion o - pr,
crtA decided e. Rsfa.i G.rci. . f1.urie
Ma. Arehulefa D. aegd lated '-rf so
r''. r',l Dec rhc- r. I..- R'
Tag.s Al an, an
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
Approximate Qua ntities

2lS5 Gu. Yds. Glass 2 Excavation
7743 Gu, Yds. Class ; Excayat on
2O6S6 Gu. Yds. Glass | Borrow
$3.50 Sta. Yds. Overhaul
ZAP Miles Growing and Shaping
2l0l3 Gu. Yds. One Course Gravel
S~urfacing
500 Gu. Yds. Cemen, Bubble
Masonry
Is Gu. Yds. Rip Rap
1872 Lin. #. IS" Diam-l6Ga. Corr.
Metal Culvert
1854 Lin. #. "a" Diam-l6Ga. Corr.
Metal Culyert
2S4 Lin. fl. 3O' Diam-lIGa. Corr.
-, Mf'ai cIIvert ,-
9i- In !" Diam-i7Oa' LOTT
'l',a' N'IVert,
-Ef1 III h'N- 1idNh - AOnCIett
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
Approximate Our antilles

ass Gu Yds. Class ! Excavation
9032 Gu. Yds. Class ! Borrow
l26s Sta. Nds. Overhaul
l510 Miles Crowning q Shaping
lO235 Gu. Yds. One Course Gravel
S~urfacing
J6S Gu. Ids. Cement Bubble
Masonry
2S2 Lin. #. Is" Diam. l6Ga Corr.
Metal Culvert
2S8 Lin. #. "a" Diam l6Ga. Corr.
Metal Culvert
lW Lin. #. 30" Diam. l4Ga Corr.
Metal Culvert
HS3 Gu. Yds. Class "A" Concrete
(Spillway)
4227 Gu. Yds. Class B" Concrete
(Headwalls)
1880 Gu. Yds Class B" Concrete
(Spillway)
n Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
N Lin. #. ~" Asphalt Expan-
son Joint
| only each Cate e. Cattle Guard
BRIDGES
1864 Gu. Yds. Class ~B" Concrete
1886 NJ. B NJ. Wooden Supers-
tructure
200 p. M.
Federal Aid Project No. Is, Grant
Length of Project 1895
Located between Silver City
and Santa Rita.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF Tx
STATE OF NEW MEXICO WTTHIn
ESD FOX TIE COUNTY OF SANTA
ka'herir. A Chapman,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

No bid on the above described tracts a
land will be accepted for less than THREf
DOLLARS $500 per acre, which IS the
appraised value thereof, and In addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
for the Improvements that exist IN he
land.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10
lI:O0 A. M.

Federal Aid Project No. q, De
Baca County. Length Of Project 8747
Located between Fort Sum-
ner and Ricardo.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-10

First Pubiiestios Oescbss Z. -
Lsa Pub6esties pseeDtes - -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25

electric lights do not lisb, W.T.,
are expected to, they blunt men they
tive fingers, dull his imaoin. ps tl sensi.
and break his heart by comn.i,,e mind
TO learn a trade. He vii, e,lng psg him
success In that trade, for Ihu'er DO q
care why this wire has n Ie doesn't
one in order to make n sn.-t %eet that
no interest in the course ~ - ne hes
LanUs LIasUusn a section of pipe. His T,Se, yu,ss
ne.ps M;anoeIlng away from his MUG mug
naInos nE aoSins itself iu glory of co,.s ry.S
meaning. VI eoades oi
Why should Erucst's son, ho
and confined with work bs vramped
scorns! Why couldn't he be su.es suos aud
as an architect or an illustratos.t,sstu1
he's going to be- a success M ali s. II
be only 10 the work that h. ', ,o.,t " Will
thing that he was meant ,o'ss' tss
course there Is always the cb.,oo' w. w
ne has no more talent for dra ~ mat
he has for flying an airplans thsn
he goes to a class. his teacher nln Hu. II
courage him much more ou;cLi,.u 9is'
anything his parents could do lnan
For he will feel that here IL OF vi say
VINO knows what he is talking about v 0o'
IF he says I cant draw o,.,, :,
he will say discouragedly, md rsp
to his trade. and work really So gacs
It. But objection on tho nar, Oard a
family only sharpens a BOYS doe;. .. h'
pecome great something or % otbos Y \
he thinks he has the talent. lnS TIoer u
has that God given talent IN w.. :" y
bands or his brain or both, what ooe s a,
parent has the right to prevent Mn b;n, nora 9a
developing II as be was obviomsM,,,f iron %
tended to? '''us'y In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
ECOUOnty

Has the ruGlc of YOUR best silk petit
coat worn into ribbons that catch in
the buttons of your spats when you
go upstairs: Well, cut it off, by all
means. but dout throw the pettcoat
away. There are ruffles that come all
made Just for the purpose of putting
on II half.woru skirt like that. Or
if YOU have been wise enough to save
the ruf1e of another petticoat when the
top of that wore out, just fish it out.
and sew it on. Your uuderskirt will
be good for few months longer, at
least.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
Please Tell Me
What TO Do
Stands Up for Buck Prlvates
BY CYNTHIA

Stands Up for Buck Prlvates
D"Hr Cynthia ia--.lust Il few lines in
answer TO Betty Bonnet to advise her
on QUO Or two points You say, Betty
Bonnet. that YOU thought the II. T.,
was foolish young chap looking for
excitement, Betty, my friend. the II.
T.. lif he is what | think he isl. has
seen enough excitement to last him u
long time. and I don't think he would
write silly letter in the hopes of tud
ing some.
As I sit here smoking my faithful
pipe. many different things fit through
my mind. DO YOU recall IN The carly
spring ul II how the whNir country
went mad and how every body hailed
the hundreds o( II. L. ns heroes aud
CONDUIT do enough for lhcm. and how
all through thc scrap every body looked
with prid" rpnu the broad shouldcrCd,
outstanding mrn Who were making th"
world safe for humanity?
Aud then. when they cuinc home. do
YOU remember tnr parudes. bauQu"ts aud
receptions that we're rendered them
And do you remember how proud YOU
and your thousands Of sisters w"rC
when YOU walked along the streets with
your own particular soldier: Proud
that he was able aud willing {" serve
his country when tn" need was great:
i:ut be careful. Ectty Bounct. Tn"
va J. oNrr now aud the heroes are for
';",i.u. Hardly dny goes by that th' rr
+. vet ,umr lH"ution made Of n rrtm"
tu2i las hcrr committed hv an -
.olii"r. and how proudly our pane
.tnto fhHt the nNrp"rnt0r of. this Cr'01r
~rr,., ~ tive army durin: the war. II
won 5r 'orc. my FREUD. before tho mon
who Trnl ilo uniform of their C"uutJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25

Adventures
With a Purse

A T TEE present time, IN ne" 'vih'
n there is q play that is described as
romantic play with music eau
not vouch for the authenticity OF tnis
description. nor for the quality OF tue
play. for 7 have not seen it. But, for
the musical. unusual little waltz soos
that is the special number Of the play
! have only the greatest enthusiasm
Now it would be utterly impossible for
me to describe the waltz for you 80
that you can form any idea Of it. For
I am not n music critic. All ! can
say is that like IT and that feel
quite sure that YOU, too, will like ",
and that YOU will notice particularly
that. unlike so many of tho wnltz songs
We hear. II is not obvious. And IT is
rather fun to have a piece from Il new
| York show that has not come mere yet!
I know Of shop that is having one
| Of those interesting preinvcntorv sales.
| Right around this time there are q
number of them having these sales. but
/ | tell You UDuul tIlIS VIZ
because in the first place the shop I.
! interesting even at any time and .ot
course. now that there are bargains to
| be- found thcre--uecd I say more! For
! instance. ono real bargain is tho Jap
ancsc clocks. They stand some SIX
inches high. arc metal. but have a
finish that closely resemble Japapes,
LACQUER ware. These clocks would
ma kc especially nice desk clocks. Their
first price was $3.50. but they have
now been reduced TO Si.I3, which in
rludcs the war taX. As ! write about
thcur. there are just six left.
And another thing this shop hs'
: that would make a particularly nice
wedding or engagement gift is n mos
unusual nut bowl and patent cracker
which is attached to the bottom Of tn,
bonl and is not removable. | toll yol
what it reminded me of--those old let
fer presses that used to be used fo'
making duplicate copies. DO you re
member them? We'll. anyhow. thcs
crackers arc mighty nice. and the bowl
arc most artistic. Most of the bowl
are made of wood. One is metal
silver finished. attached to woode,
plate. Prices are around $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
I Time .Sdrpr,

The bus, housewife who lives in a
tWo-stor! dwelling will find the follow.
ing dcNir" of great service: TO the end
of Il strong cord, or small rope, tic Il
hook made Of stiff, heavy wire. \ few
inches above to the sane cord attach
b! passing wire through the spring
Il spring clothes pin. Next, tic the
cord to uail driven in the sill of q
second story window. or to the railing
"f the upstairs porch: let tn" cord b"
loug enough to reach the ground. Thi,
"clevator"' win ~yavc many steps aud
time. March McCGll's.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25

thick. Trim the crusts and toast. Now
place in bowl
One cup grated cheese.
ono huU teaspoon pdprikn.
DHc. qHTrtcr tC1Spoou sat.
ir0 t1bicSpy9us c1iSpp.
One Tablespoon R,Nrd bg'i'r. -
Now snrcnd ou toast and r'arr IN
hot oven for Eve miuul,S Servo with
Crram or rh"cSc sauce.
ZIMMERMAN Rabbit
Nlin"" very iuc
one icck.
5brCC onions.
Four branches p1rSlcv.
Place four tablespoons bacon FAT in
FRY ing nan. Add the hcrb.. Coos SLOW
ly until soft. tiEing "arc nos to brow o..
Now add
bUc TUd me hHV "rps 1rUicd ciccsr.
On, b0N "rp fUc br,Gd crumts.
Duc half rHp miN.
~" trnSpo"n aqR
o"'- hoN tcH"p2ou pqprit0.
Heat s'o"'l until the rNcc~c mn,ts
stirring con "H"tl S"''r ON toast.
CNccsc Sauce
T'a"c in .aHr"nau
D"" rnd orc.brit "'Bs mUk.
Sig tGb'cYpooHt tour.
DrC. hGV rHp H'Hitd rb,,Ac.
OhC ten po0u GrGicd onion.
stir 10 hlrud flour und ,h"csc. Erinc
slowly 70 boil. C"ok five vltuutcs thou
season Nith sal, uud paprilu and two
tablespoons ~ timely minced pars,C,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
A Bit From T. 8. P.'s Letter

Dear Cynthia-Last night was my
first opportunity to 500 YOUR column for
.omo time and apparently there's been
Quit" o hit doing sirr" 7 left. For one
thug. 7 missed Muudlins = reply. Me.
Think would have had hearty laugh
over it.
To To1 can ouly say that now
there not the slightost use Of tho BuS;
Private discussing his looks. One girl
i, satisfied and that. enough for him.
And F"r Betty Bonnet congratulations
and bost wishes, heartily thank her.
Tho, arc the best aud first from Phila o
ielphia
Mildred is calling. tho car is awaiting
Us and my letter i about done. One
NOR paragraph and am content.
And again for Two third and las
r,w". | question, Why do girls. and
tho finest there j.. close thoir cyca
nhrn they are kis~od*'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
Mrs. Wilson
AnSUerS Queries

VI. Dear Mr.. wilson win suu
kindly toll me- how to make buttcr
cakes such ~ are made in the win
dow Nt rcstuuruDts:- l"u VIII great
ly ohliSC T.. W.
RCrirr used by IhcS" people is cop,
ri-btcd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
For Spring

Drapcd hip, arc still iu good style,
although til" tendency is to have them
of light fluffy material that will give
q bouffant effect without Interfering
with the long lines Of the dress
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
Know inGly.
TIE EICk PRINATE

Never heard srh romance. Dad
: certainly all right Very best wishes
and congratulations IN r. r. +. and
Billie. May each prove to be all that
the other thinks each is
Let Cynthia hear when you find that
bone and are settled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
SOME CHEESE DISHES
GIVEN BY MRS. WILSON
Ask Mrs. Wilson

II ror have any cookery prob
'cWs. bring thom to Mrs Wilson.
She win be glad to arawcr you
through those rolunns. No per.
Sonal replies. however. can be given.
Address questions TO Mrs. VI. \.
Wilson. EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER,
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
HE WANTS no BE AN ARTIST
BUT HE MUSTLEARNA A TP Ann
His Father Does Not Recognize Erness Right to D,.,
Wha He Thinks Is Talent or Find Out Whc,hor
- He Has One y

ENRNEST loves to draw pictures and
IL make sketches with water color.
But he has never had an hour of train
ing, because his father thinks it is ali
nonsense. His father wants him to learn
a trade, and when he finds a paint boz
or drawing pad in the house he seems
to take great pleasure In throwing /,
away. .. ..r. ..a. d.
Ernest's mother is the only one who
takes any interest in this 'foolisbness'
of bis. She let's him draw her picture
and then she laughs because IL looks Sc
much like her; but when his father
comes home, he tears up the picture and
throws the little pieces in the waste
paper basket. His friends laugh at him
Here comes the great artist ~ they ex
claim when he joins them. when arc
you going to stop that kind of sill,
business and have some fun with us?'
And Ernest is very unhappy. He
threatens to leave home if people dom,
stop making fun Of him and laughing a,
his great ambition. ] hope he doesp ;,
run away, because he will only max,
himself more miserable by adding .bodily
discomfort. And, fortunately, there arr
schools where he can take drawing les
sons at night for small tuition. Blu,
isn't 1t shame that he should be mad,
20 uuhappy, just because his fathe,
cannot or will not see the possibilitie,
in his ambition? Because drawing is no
trade" his father will not conside,
it even as pastime. 1t seems to hi
too practical, prejudiced mind to i'm
ply that Ernest is dreamer instead o
worker. aud such thing will not b.
tolerated in his family.