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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
NEeRo oLuB no MEET.

THE Open Forum" an organiZa-
ton started by the leading negroes
of FL Paso for the discussion Of. and
engaging IN anything helpful 20
themselves and this city, has organ
lied. With Prof. VIM Coleman pre-
siding, IL viii meet tomorrow after
noon al o'clock at the hau OF the
Masonic temple. The meetings have
been wen attended and fun OF in
terest and enthusiasm The motto
of this organization IS "E1 Paso
First"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
RHEUMATISM
ADREAD DISEASE
Caused by Acid Poison in
the Blood.

rheumatism is a disease that Is to
be dreaded II neglected, sooner OF
later IL viii become chronic and IN
durable in nature, when the best a
sufferer can hope for IS temporary
relief. Those so afflicted may linger
a number Of years and die slowly by
inches, enduring all the time the
most intense agony.
One disadvantage OF rheumatism IS
the persistent character Of the dis
ease, the pain all the time undergo
ing a constant variety OF changes
which breaks down and wears out
ones system and gradually under
mines the health and sometimes
makes the sufferer q cripple for life
II you are suffering from rheuma-
tism, govt, lumbago or sciatica. you
can make no mistake in taking Pre-
facturers have authorized all drug
gists TO give you back your money
II two $3.50 bottles do not satisfac-
torily relieve you Again. Prescrip-
ton C-2Z23 contains no morphine.
cocaine. choral mercury or other
dangerous or poisonous drugs. You
experience no inconvenience from the
treatment and your money is refund
ed IL you don't agree that this Pre-
scrlption is the best rheumatic and
blood treatment on the market.
While taking Prescription C-222s.
use liver and bowel regulator, 1929
Liver Pills They do not nauseace
1r grippe. This IS very necessary.
The sooner you begin taking Pre-
scription C-2225, the better, so 20 10
your nearest druggist today. II he
VII not supply you. one bottle and
4 box OF Liver Pills viii be sent Won
3n receipt Of SL75. Write Dept I27.
80 laboratory, Memphis, Tenn. for
1870 Almanac, literature and a sam
pie Of Liver Pills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Charged with receiving smuggled
liquor. Virgil Thompson was arraigned
Friday afternoon before Q. s. con-
missioner A J. ". Schmid and waived
preliminary hearing He was held
for the federal grand jury on $3.50
bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
SOVIET ARK AT KEEL.

Kiel, Germany, Friday, Jan. g.
The United States army transport
Buford, carrying 249 undesirable
aliens dep0rted from the United
States. arrived here at o'clock this
evening. The Buford VIII lay up for
reuairs TO her boilers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
WOOD ALCOHOL VICTIMS RECOVER

Cheyenne. Wyo-, Jan 1o.-The five
persons who were made III this week
by drinking what Is believed TO have
been wood alcohol. viii recover, &C
cording TO the statement OF the at
tending physicians today. although
some Of them viii probably suffer per-
manent injuries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Sunday night-NIals duet in addi-
ton to orchestrL Elite CORRECTION
ery.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
RECRUITS REFUSE TO GIVE
NAVY TIME TO MOVE OFFICE

Three recruits entered the new Of
flces OF the navy IN the little Caples
building Saturday to find Lieut. J. B.
Hupp and HIS office force submerged
In packing cases and saw dust The
recruiting offices were moved Friday.
The lieutenant supplied the three
men with meal tickets, and told them
TO sign up Sunday.
ourtI. q %. buv Tlbertz Ponds-Aar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

The FL PasO symphony orchestra
win eat breakfast at 9 o'clock sunday
morning at the Parrot grill at the
chamber Of commerce The members
viii be guests OF the chamber Of COM
merce and OF John H. Regan. assis-
tant manager OF the chamber and
manager Of the orchestra After the
breakfast the orchestra viii rehearse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
TWO Ell PAsOANs HELD
FOR GAME LAW VIOLATIONS

Continuing q campaign against
game law VloIators, George C Shupee,
u. S. game warden. has arrested two
more persons. J. u. McLelland,
charged with possession OF migratory
birds as a taIidemist and without
license. was arraigned Saturday morn
ing before u. s. commissioner A. J.
81. Schmld. He was held to await
action OF the next federal grand jury.
He furnished bond for $500 and was
released W ]. Shelter, charged
with illegal possession OF migratory
birds, also was arraiEned and waived
hearing. he was held for the grand
jury and released on $500 bond. Two
women appeared before Shupe6 Fri
day afternoon and surrendered to the
game warden eEret plumes valued at
500. They explained they were ig-
norant OF the fact that possession OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

MILLER APPOINTED CENSUS HEAD
Capt. ID. o. Miller has been put IN
charge OF taking the census IN the Fl
Paso military district. He will start
the enumeration within a few days.
Semi annual interest on Savings ac-
counts viii be due Jan. IsL De-
pOsitors are requested 20 present pass
books for credit
First National Bank.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

in the white house and the practical
sense OF Ny. Bryan's argument about
getting action now and changes in
the treaty later. But one should not
nave the impression that the other
ihings Mr. Bryan advocated notably
on domestic issues provoked much
response
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19

Starosta c. O. S. dr. Scheiner obdrze nasedovnf dops
Krupa Rakovnka, TO- 6ervna.
Drahy pane doktore! ia nejsem PAM, jsem zacka
sala sem Vam pencil toto psan rekomandovane Doceta
isem Sc Vas 'Mladi napadla mne mysenka Nam smut
dny Pane doktore pomozte mi askave prosim Vas
Nam nastfadano 81 Ke chela to vdet slet
srou Dankou Tanek ale fek re uz zadne vstupenky
neisou driv jsem toik penez nemea. Prosim Vas moe
Vas prosm Wy se havou dust vseh4 Sokolstva
mn6 prosim Vas Ponechte mi tam n6&e Dankou Teba
male mstecko jen kouecek. Budem hodI uvidite vdec
ne YAM budeme cey zvot Posilam VAN penize hned
Poloveka je me, polovcka Danku yam il to jako
svatku aby take mela radost fm Vas tedy,
ne dokore olk prosim, nevite jak nevm jak to
ffci Nam tyhe dny smutne. Tanek zlobf abych dala
pry pokoj kdyz nejde Ale ia myslm by to so, kdyz
w e havou Sokosva ze Wy tam nekd pfece este neja
ky koutek najdete At e to tfeba sebe Rada Ia to vse
dam. Tok jsem tesla! Pane doktora udeat mi tu ra
dost? Ale Danku sebou jela by TIM nam nase te
ticka Nehn6vete ma Yam tok vdkcna by to byls
Anezka NJ zacka ILL., IT, obecne Skoly Klupa Rakovnika
(Tomuto pran bylo vyhoveno)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
ma zvlastni cenu proto,

ma zvlastni cenu proto, lie
Machar pri te pfflezitosti byl
Primo svedkem. A to mono RI
ci o cele knize. Mym dkolem
nyni jest obratiti poz0rnost
spise k tomu, cim vynika lite
rarne. Zde Sc pine rozvinuje
Machar jako satirik, basnik a
vtipkar. Prvni kapitola, O KITE
re jsem Sc zminil, byla temer
.dplne seskrtana censorem. A.
by uchranil druhou kapitolu
ipodobneho osudu, Machar CEN
,suruje il sam takto ;. -" A p.
lSelver uvadi Cast zname druhe
kapitoly Macharova "Krimina-
lu" a pax jeste nekolik charak
teristickych citatd z tohoto
spisu. "V mezich tohoto struc-
neho 6lanku,' pravi autor da-
le," mohu ukazati pouze ma
obratnost, s jakou Machar re-
produAuje tfagikomiku, spat-
ne zakryvnou bidu a kvapnou
a hecisteu atmosferu tohoto
okoh. Prihody a osoby vystu-
puji v techto jasnych obrysech,
jez muze kresliti pouze pfesnt
reprodukce obrazn, zachyce.
|nych pozorovatelem a vni-
|mavym duchem. A jak jsem
Irekl, vse to je lieeno ze VIDA
Ileneho neosobnfho stanoviska
Macharovy vlastni city nejsou
lctenary staveny pred oci, take
iani nepoznava, ze jsou to zku
lsenosti padesatnika, zvyklehC
lspoIecenskemu okoli a trpicl
no fysickou i dusevni bldou
Ctenar milze 81 ie pouze domy
sliti Q neprimych narazek. =
Stranka "a strankou obsahuj'
prihody, zasluhujici popisu
celia kniha je proniknuta Ma
charovou razovitou osobnosti
, Je pozoruhodnym doplnkeh
| Inetoliko eeske literatury, all
evropske kultury, a je to va
|lecna kniha trvale ceny. Zaslu
huje; ably byla pfelozena d
angliciny a bude pfelozena.'
r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
ANGLICkY POSUDEk 0
MACHAROVI.

znamy aiglicky pfeklada-
tel nasich bisnikd p. p. Sell
yer napsal H New Age" cla-
mex 0 Macharovi $ nadpisem
"Cesky basnik V rakouskem
vezeni." Cteme tu: Pred val
kou nalez9l j. S. Machar k nej-
Gelnejsim soucasnym ceskym
autorum. Jeho padesate naro-
zeniny V prve polovici roku
1914 byly fiterarni udalosti,
komentovanoh take V New
Age" Roku 1916 po nekolika
nespfavnych povestech byl Ma
char zatcen a uveznen rakou-
skymi 1fady, nimiz jiz drive
tn d tam dostal Sc do styku
behem sve literarni kariery.
Prihody, soiiyisejlci S timto zat
cenim a uveznenim jsou nyni
vylicehy V knize "kriminal.
Zkusenosti VIZ. 1916" jez by
la dopsana 27. srpna 1918.
Rad bych zde stru6ne naznacil
hlavni spisovatelske kvality
Macharovy. V minulosti nell
jeho nepfatele - zejmena So
viniste d knezi - proc jej me-
navideti, nebot' proti MIN pod
nikal V prose i We versich zvla-
ste zranujlci vypady. Ma Jas
ny, pflmy a prosaicky styl, jenz
| je ideamlm tlumotnikem lehO
skeptiekych a vtipnych postfe-
hu casovych udalostech nebo
vseobecnych vecech. Mimo to
ma vzacnou schopnost psati
autobiografii nejdokonalejs
lhostejnosti k vlastni osobe
jak tom svedci- jeho "Kon.
fesse literata', dilo' zcela mi.
mofadne. kombinace techtC
schopnosti Machara zvlaste
kvalifikovla k napsani knihy
iez sesmesnuje rakUuskou spra
vedlnost vystiznuu ironii a po
iednava osobnich zkuSeno
steeh S pozoruhodnou objekti,
nosti. "Kriminal' je stejnt
cennym historickym dDkumen
item jaho literarnim dilem sku
tecne zajimavym. Neprihlizln
nyni k historicke STRANGE tett
knihy. Ale domnivam Sc, ze tt
iichz So tyee, pravdepodobn'
nenaleznou V budoucnosti mi
strovst6jsiho vylicen irakousk'
no rezimu IA valky We vytah,
nez to, ktere Jest dbsaaeno
pr1ni kapltole Macharove. Ia
: Ike liceni procesu dra. Krama
; re, obsazene v pate kapitole
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19

Rev. A. Wischoff q Oconto
Falls, Wis, pfse: "Myslim, re
Ora Petra HUboko jest nejlepsi
lex proti influenzu. Uzfvali
jsme iej v fiasf rodine zabra-
nil nakaze." Tento stary, ca
sem vyzkouseny bylinny lex o.
svezuje krev a opevfiuje SOU
stavu. Jest tim nejspolehlivej-
sim lekem We vsech pripadech
nastuzeni. Neprodava Sc v le-
karnach: zvlastni jednatele no
dodavaji primo z laboratofe
Ora Peter Fahrney Il Sons Co.,
2501 Washington Blvd, Chica-
go. Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19

svedcuje ia okolnost, ze jeho
pes ma ceskbu dresuru. Setni
W., jenz md zadost Z-ovu Wy
riditi, pozdamenal Ma listinu
vystizne; Pes vyhovuje, pan
nikolivl" Alt prisel pax az k
ministru Klofacovi, jenz Sc vii
pu t0mu srdtfne zasmal'
Tyto diva obrazKy jiste po-
staci k poznani, ne nutno stale
bedliv6 dbati, ably Sc do mast
armady neGostali jake dustoj.
nici lide nehodni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
ARMADNf OBOJZI-
VELNfCI.

70 rastal6m pfevratu hlasili
Sc do ceskoslovenske armady i
nejrakusactejsi drive ddstojhi-
ci. Nektefi byli prijati, JIM
ne. TeprVe dnes Sc ukazuje, ,jak
byIo dobre, ze byla tehdy V Gin
most uvedena korlise, jejimz
ukolem bylo, narodnost a cha
rakter zkoumati.
Zajimavo je, ze zcjmena
zide prevratem byli polekani a
dobrovolne hlasili sc k ceske
rarodnosti a nabizeli sve sluz-
by cesk6 veci. TAX zadal o pre-
wet do ceskoslov. armady i
byv. rakousky porucik Moric
3. Berounska, iehz Vyplnil
pfihlasovaci list co nejvlaste-
nect6ji. Dosv6dcoval V mem, ze
ie Czech (ac navSt6voval neme-
ckou obchodnf akademii), je-
no obcovaci rec re je rovnez
ceska, a dovolaval sc rady
svedku.
Dobra Nez mohla byti pri-
hlaska vyrizena, povstaly zna-
me yyjevy ma Slovensku k
| potlaceni radicich tam boise
viku bylo treba ceskosloven-
skych dustojniku, kteri by vol
sko vedli. Doslo ma mileho
Worice a povolan do Berouna
odkudz mel byti pridelen ne.
ktere q pochodovych setnin
iez ma Slovensko vyslany de
lati pofadek. Ted mily Waste,
nee obratil a postal velitelstv
pluku dopis, jak pry to pride
ze je rusen We sve dovolene, 9
proc pry by mel jeti ma Sloven
sko prav6 on Nemec, a k toml
! zid (iak vyslovne podotkl)
kdyz podle toho a toho para
grafu pfislusnici nemecke ma
lodn0sti nemaji byti k vojen
ske sluzbe prozatim povolava
III. Ease dobra! Ministerstvt
srovnalo oba jeho dopisy. ne
: mecky cesky, poznalo,ze hal
kdyz sc vydaval "a Cecha, ;
oznamilo Moricovi, re jej sic,
do armady prebira, ale soucas
: ne, &c jej zbavuje dGstojnick
hodnostl. Tot sc vi, re 24let,
| pan eXporucik koprnel, NADIA
+, val a plakal soucasne, prosil
plakal soucasne, prosil a vyhr
} zoval, ale mic naplat: ortel by
uz p0depsan. Ted beha Mori
; po Praze mobilisuje vlivn
souverce, aby mu pomohli
bryndy, do nlz sc sam svym
: bojziVelnictvim dostal.
A iiny pfipad;
4 Setnik H., ceskym vojinur
: znamy ohavnymi nadavkam
D jirhiz je tituloval "a sve rakot
n ske cinnosti, rovnez zatouz
i Pc prijeti do csl. armady. Pr
i nevada jiz proti nemu lezel
|, tehdy u ministerstva N. O. nj
i kolik varovnych sti5nosti, by
a dotazan, elm mnze svou marco
y nostni spelehllvost dolosit
II Dry setnlk neprlsel do rozps
o ku odepsal, re jeho marco
} nostni bezuhonnost nejlepe d,
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s" ubyovaci odbor kery Jim take nkoho nepfide ae
kov mamnka dala pro hosy pokoj vynaaova podahu w
esa pefny povleka ny ne nakoupi "a sve uspory
resne.". ony Sokoy tok tesy! Prijdou pry je-
ste? ODE d6 rozbehy Redste do kancelafe
obyovacf est pry jim nejake hosty daj 81 hned
odvedou.
Niue byti krasnesch zjevd ukazek jake popularite
a lasce Sc u mas Sokcsvo test?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
WIT AND
WISDOM

Bryan might try running on free
sugar Observation-Disclosures Public
Ledger.
Shooting at high prices seems only
to scare them misunderstanding S.
c. Piedmont.
London is looking for tremendous
Am rican tourist trade as soon as
Cuba gets filled up.-New York Morn
ing Star
Capitalism continues to spread
the so to speak, working classes
New York Sun.
That thrombosis evidently has not
affected the Presidents kicking foot.
-Greenville s c. Piedmont
The well known circulating medium
is the medium that most OF the spir-
itualists are really looking for.-Col-
umbia Record.
What has become of the talk in.
dulged in some years ago. of the de-
STABILITY Of annexing Cuba 2-'.os An
geles Times.
Bankers are the last men to com
nit such an indiscretion as to speak Of
their friends as men Of sterling intcg
rity.-American Banker.
American dollars are at big prem.
ium in Spain But we have to bu,
our clothes and groceries in Amer
ca.-Nashville Southern Lumberman
Woodrow is not himself--that's CIV
ident. In his letter to Senator Hitch
cock he ended sentence with a pre-
position and split an infinitive-Nev
York American
The movement for peace with tn,
Bolsheviki will grow in strength will
the news that the Soviet government
has discovered two new gold fields
Chicago Post
One thing about Wilson cabinet
it never becomes an antique-Ney
York Globe.
In spite of all the talk about waite
power it doesn't taste as if it ha
any-Arkansa Gazette.
The question is, Will President w
son know his Cabinet when he meet
it again?-Chicago Post.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

Brick make substantial homes; the
sort that last generation after gen
Grafton. They make house that is
warm in winter and cool in GUNNER.
the same imperviousness 10 cold up
plying equally well to heat Besides
brick are made in variety At coahrs
that enable the home builder to blend
them nicely and the flushed structure
is colorful-warm and inviting.
During the war there was heavy
restriction placed on tho bri6i indus
try. Now the brick manufacturers
again are running their kilns at ca
pacity and are In position to supply
the demand for this material. Brick
homes, too, now compare favOrably
In cost with those constructed Of 9th.
er materials.
It has been said that home owning
makes a city or town more prosper
GUS than those in which the homes
are rented by the occupants. This Is
good logic. as the home owner has an
investment that makes him take an
interest in the local political and civic
affairs. Also he is substantial mem.
Der Of his community-a man to
whom many business opportunities
come that pass by the renter.
From all standpoints, 1t is good bust.
ness to build tAld own home.
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Also its columns and the pergola-
like roof permit Of artistic vines that
enhance the general appearance Of
the home.
There Is a full basement under the
house for the accommodation of the
heating plant, the laundry equipment
and for storage. Likewise the shape
Of the roof provides good-sized at
tic, which also is used for storage, or
may be partitioned off into smaller
sleeping rooms, or a playroom for the
children lin bad weather.
Brick In some form or other was
one of the first materials out of
which houses were fashioned. Brick
houses have been found that date
back before the beginning Of the
Christian era. They have many ad-
vantages that recommend them to-
day, as there has been as much prog
ress in brick manufacture as In
everything else.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
crushing" Not Russian"

The legendary passing Of Russian
troops through the heart Of England
in the earlier stages Of the war, which
at the time kept the whole nation
eagerly weighing the probabilities, has
still to he automatically explained.
Sir Frederick Maurice's statement, In
the Morning Post Of London. that 1t en-
anated from the "silk-hatted station
master Of Crewe," who twas once seen
In his shirt sleeves and said it was be-
cause Russian troops were passing
through day and night" seemed con-
vincing until contributor to the OBJ
server followed with another version.
This was that the stationmaster in
question actually remarked that he
was ''rushin' troops through day and
night" Englishmen have doubtless
decided that there u now nothing more
. b said
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12
DESIRABLE HOME
BUILDING DESIGN
Attractive Nine-Room House
With Pergola Porch
PLANNED FOR LARGE FAMILY
Square House That Is Economical to
Build and 10 eeautIhed by an In
usual Front Porch-conven-
isntly Arranged.


Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
81sasMrons and give advice FREE OF
subject Sudns e. tSs 4.ad.s. e e:
paper. On account Of his wide experience
p Editor. Author and Manufactures, he
on al these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford, No. 1877 Prairie
avenue, Chicago ILL.,. ana only enclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
Combining beauty and low cost 10
always the aim Of architects. One Of
the methods Of accomplishing this
most desirable result 10 to take q
square home that IL economical to
build because of its straight walls
and add an artistic porch.
This has been the method the archi-
tect followed in designing the brick
house shown in the accompanying IL
lustration. The house itself Is 80 by
40 feet 6 inches. without q break in
the rectangle. However. the addition
Of the pergola roof porch has made
this an unusually desirable home
building design. The roof Of the porch
Is set on colonial columns and brick
piers for the corners. Above, the hip
roof and its dormer window add to
the attractiveness Of the home.
Nine good rooms are shown on the
door plans for this house. Down.
stairs there are living. dining rooms,
kitchen and one bedroom; upstairs
are FIVE bedrooms, bath and sleeping
porch.
The entrance at one end Of the
porch leads into a stair hall. To the
right is large living room, 10 feet
8 inches by IA feet. This room has
a large, open fireplace set in the end.
At the rear Of the living room is the
dining room, also large, being 10 feet
by II feet 6 inches. The living and
dining rooms are connected BY
double cased openings which turn
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-12

Baking smaller loaf enables the
baker to make a larger roil.-Green-
willie 5. c, Piedmont
Potatoes are used for money i'll Pol
and, No cheap currency there
Nashville Banner.
There doesn't seem to be any de-
mand for Hoover except among the
voters.-Cleveland Press.
Keep the little red schoolhouse"
from being painted the modern shade
of red.-Roston Shoe and eI.ather Re-
porter.
It's old stuff. but those whom the
ouija board drove crazy did not have
far to go-Greenville S. c. Piedmont
Every dog has his day In Schles-
wig the dashchund has been succeed
ed by the great Dane,-Philadelphia
Evening Ledger.
If Uncle Sam wants TO get out OF
debt all he needs to do IS to turn his
shipyards into ouija board factories
New York World.
Fo' ner German Grown Princes
book telling OF hts part in the wal
could not have taken long to write
Wall Street Journal
| When man uses up a column o
space in the newspaper to sa ythat h,
, is not candidate it's sign he is
Nashville Southern Lumberman
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modate an unusually large family
However. should the home builder de-
sire, the floor plan may be changed
so that there will be fewer and larger
bedrooms on the second floor, while
the bedroom on the first floor may be
used as a den. or library.
The strong appeal of this home
building design is its exterior appear
ance, coupled with convenient room
arrangement. The broad porch Is
most inviting; in fact, 1t is a place
that will give great amount Of solid
comfort during the summer months.
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the two larger rooms into single one,
while at the same time there Is a
privacy about each one. on one cor
ner of the dining room is breakfast
porch, with continuous easements.
Adjoining both the dining porch and
the dining room is the kitchen, 10 by
IL feet. At the reach Of the hall and
reached through the dining room is
q small bedroom, 8 by 10 feet, with
bath adjoining.
Three good-sized bedrooms are
ranged along the front of the house
on the second floor. In addition there
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You girls are always talking about
your dresses. Can't you find higher
plane of conversation"
Daug Surely, papa Now
we're going to talk about hats"
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One editor mentions John d. Dock
efeller, Jr. as presidential POSSIBLE
ity. He certainly ought to be able to
work wonder with the troubled wa
ters-Nashville Southern Lumber
man
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are two back bedrooms and q sleep
ing porch. with the bath between. All
of the rooms open on central hall.
Each room has a commOdious closet.
Fitted into the wall of the sleeping
porch is a spacesaving bed, which
can be put out Of the way In the day
time. turning the sleeping porch into
a light. CHEEKY sewing room or sitting
room.
Far IFS size this house will accom-
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