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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08
NOTICE

To the Tavpsycr~ 90 th~ n~vninEton
Graded School Districts
IA Rate Bill has been placed in my
hands Tor collection as follows. .Si9O
on the dollar on the Grand List of 1921
hereby demand payment of said
taxes and notify you that will attend
Int the Remington County Savings
lp IN.
There will be q discount of per
cent on above Tax II paid within 80
days.
G. Fl. DEWEY, Treasurer.
Remington. VT. July 15. 1891.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

A fact is an excellent thing and
you must have facts to write about;
but you should realise that even a
fact before It is ready FOR presentation
must be cut and polished like a dia-
mond.---James Bryce.
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Why Il Is Called wall street

Wall street, New York, derives its
name from the old wall that extended
along 1t In the old Dutch days. and
marked the northern boundary Of the
town Of New Amsterdam.
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Advice.

~ Don't tFytto sail on the sea OF mat
rimony until you have raised the wind.
boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08
More Teachers Than Soldiers.

Costa RIGA is unique a/Jng modern
nations, inasmuch as it has more
teachers than it has soldiers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

FOR sALE-pigs, $500 each Green
Mountpiif,seed potatoes. certified; Reu-
the's potato digger used but little,
Guaranteed ] H Peters, North Ben
nington, ytss phone 1875. 24t6"
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POR SAIE-Baby's natural wicker
go2caft In aood condition; rocking
horse for small child, leather seat with
bschl b&bys. white enameled play pen,
practically new, All reasonably priced,
Inquire ut los Valentine St 24t6"
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HAD NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Mrs. Ireland Permits us to Publish
this Letter for the Benefit Of Others
Who Are in Her Condition

Warsaw, Missouri. =" For five years
l was weakly, nervous and in arun-down
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

FoR RENr-on or before November
LIST. space In the Old Ideal Tour Garage
now occupied by the Bennington Whole
sale Company, North Street Inquire
Geo. NJ Hawks, 4S5 Main street, Ben-
nin6ton VT. 13tt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

y FOR SAL Es--New- cornet. heavy sill
yer plate With gold bell, trumpet mod
el. Can be seen at G43 Main st. este"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

n FOR SALE large Crawford parlor
stove In good condition, Inquire at
Solomon's Economy Store, 126 North
st. lbtf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

FOK SALE-Three double tenements;
one store and one dwelling (soid to-
gethef) several single dwellings, one
meat ,tharket. The above are variously
situated. but all in the Village of Ben
nington. Apply to Edward J. Hall. 26t6'
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FpR SAIiE--child's crib and rocking
horbe N good condition. Sl4 East
Main 81, TEL gl-M. 23t6.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

FOR SkLE-ohe ton Republic truck
No reAe6n9ble offer refused. w. A.
iiiill, HoBlck Falls, MY. 1899
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FOX iSALE--Good dry eating pota-
toesn Tel iS5-l2n or write to J. F
Robinson, South Shaftsbury, VT 23te'
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POR SA1+E--Two cook stoves and
second hRna furniture Call at BIS
county street 23t6'
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n FOR SALEA-one Essex touring,
cord tires; one 400 Chevrolet Sedan,
$3.50 90, one Buick Touring; one F.. r.
chevrolet Sedan. $4,000. VIM. Il.
Haws SlT School Street. 20t12s
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= = =
MISCELLANEOUS

am LOS'r.--In front OF the Methodist par
gonRRe, South SALISBURY, black
sweater, Finder please return to Burt
RiarWoVd, South SALISBURY. 25tG
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LIFE, INSURANCE
DISABILITY CLAUSE

There is a chance that you may
be totally disabled for life by i'll
ness or accident.
1t is bad enough to be helpless
and unable to workout it Is even
worse to be a perpetual burden on
your family,
You never need fear the latter IL
you have Travellers Guaranteed
Lowcost Life Insurance Policy with
a No, l Disability Clause.
Not only will this clause provide
for the payment Of your premiums
in case OF permanent and total dis.
ability but 1t win also pay you an
income OF $40 month for each
$1,000 you carry, as long as you
suffer that disability.
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE co.
H. A. WILKINSON
AGENT
1870 Putnam 81. Phone 4o4-M
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ron SAL Er--Chester White Pigs, 8
weeks old. VIM, c. Robinson. 25t6
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FOR SALEAChahners 5-passenger
touring car Price $3.50 IL sold at
once Tel. 1Sl- NJ or call at S04h Grove
st. ,ss ~ 2St6'
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TO RENT-After the middle of Octo-
ber furnished flat OF four rooms. Ad-
ults preferred Apply OF Mrs. G. S.
Morse, South Branch street or tele-
phone 1862. 16tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

FOR SALE-Building lot on Silver
Street 60 feet frontage: good depth
Price $500. Homer II. Webster. 9TtS0
FOR SA1E-7JIsed cara for sale at
tho bennington Garage; 1921 Ford Sc.
dan. a0tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

.F6R SALE-Dry hardwood kindling,
mostly slove length, $500 per cord for
a few. days IL called for H T. Cush-
man Mfg. Co, North Bennington, w.
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For SALE OR RENT--Kuabe piano.
Cost 5000 before the war. viii sell for
dress p. o. Box 200, North Bennington,
VT 97tf
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PEjR SALE-A large size Baldwin
refrigerator. +. B. Pope, $50 West
Maiii ST, tel. 45iW. 27t6s
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low PRICED ADVERTISING


FOB SAI.E-A large roll top desk
BOOKCASES, Smith premier typewriter.
Letter Press safe. S07 Main st. zIto'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08
HALF A NAME

For NEW ERA BREAD would be worth nothing to
we in submitted
18th and October 8th
you a So
winning whole wish
the of luck
Wrappers with suggestion Bakery before Saturday
tn.
daily idea You can't tell which
the
its nouriment and
suggest the that wins the prize
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

TO RENT-Furnished room. all mod
ern conveniences Call during the eve
ming at 40 Spring st. Tel. 456-R.
2Stb'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08

FOR SALE-Two milch cows. Ern-
est i Bentley. tel 1875, 26t6
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WANTED

WANTED Twenty cords of iron
wood, must be straight grain and free
from knots, II. ~ Tinkham, North
Remington, VT, Tel. 1892. 27t6'
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WANTED--At once, nurse girl.
Muse be experienced and able to furn-
ish good reference. Address Box 800,
Bennington, VT. 26t6
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wANTED--By young couple one or
two furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Address A. Il. c. Box 40,
Bennington, VT. 17tf
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WANTED.--we want to buy rs tons
clean oat or rye straw, either baled
or loose, baled preferred. n. T. Cush-
man Mfg. Co. att
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

The specific gravity OF east zinc IN
;.0ss. while that of cast brass Is s'3'' or
nearly onc.filth more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
SWATFEST CARRIES AMARILLO:
MILLIONS Of FLIES ARE KILLED

Amarillo's fly population ls millions
less today than II was Friday as the re-.
sult az the vigorous "swa, the fly"
campaign waged yesterday by all
Amarillo residents. II IL variously cs'
timatsd from ono 20 ten million flies
met death under swatters wiclicd by
Amarilioans who were determined To
extsrminate the pests.
Few fines were collected ~ the Roy
and Girl Scouts who pa,rollcd the
streets Friday 90 SEE that every ANA
rillo citizen took part In the campaign
against tho diseasc.sprcading ny. Rust
ness men carried ny swa,tcrs In one
hand while they signed business papers
with the other. Cow.punchers swa,tc'l
files on the shoulders 81 their horses "a
they rode through town. In short
everybody took an active part In the
campaign and millions II flies were
slaughtered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

with III dorricks was the declaration
~ the GpCgkVr.
Reliance ON one crop was dccrlcd hy
speaker kroh. The grant crop or the
cotton crop, he said should I've the sur
plus crop IN this country. Family OK.
pcnaes. including automobiles, should he
me, with Income from the diversified
crops he believed. The cow. the plg
and hen are what the Panhandle farm.
crs should make their living on and
keep their wheat Tor surplus" the
speaker sid "The i1y of the one.crop
farmer IL PASSED We must get "a work
tn assist the farmer, for when he makes
nioncy We are sure TO-"
The farmer and producer have not
been making money. Speaker kroh cx.
planned for ric reason Europe has mo-,
hccn able Ia huy, hut. he added Il Is
up 10 the United States to lend Europe
hind~ tina, they may make money To-
my interest On the debts they owe IN
this country, lie predicted that the
farmer win w. making money ere long
and advised that every producer hold
WI wv MNNNNN NHMNNIN ANHNNNN ~ NNN
aeain. the farmer mus, prosper
God hloss the banker" continued tho
sreahef. who assists the cattlcman ana
tho farmer tc keep In business. lie IL
not onn' helping them hu, helping him
solf a. keen In business
No cat,lcman should ~ permitted to
So out at business Tor lack ~ financial
assistance ~ kccp IN thc business, he
said American industrial conditions
cannot h. righ,od until farm conditions
are c0Tryytcd, d was assorted. and that
the farmer mus, ~ made n financial
success o. keep the rcst ot the nation
from starving was the alternative point.
"a Gu, hy thy speaker
l Unless the farmer prosn,rs hc win So
the North naku,a way, the speaker de-.
Vhtcd ana h. opposed Partisan
i.cSeu, methods Comparative buying
ana Slnug has never hccn success.
Sp,ak,r krOh claimed. Hc had rrproach
ior N, ouv,rup grain farmers ~ IA
ku,a, and ADDED, Sumc ~ the filthy,
slovcnly. loN down methods ~ farminI
I havc seven IN TEXAS make me sick a
the stomach, and have a strong con
I siitutirn" The cnc.crop wheat farmer
said Eroh, wOrks only three months o
I the war and sits ahcu, damning IN
world the rest cf thu time.
\, u. X IN VAS formerly conncc,c,
With the United States Department o
Agriculture, bu, 10 now a resident q
Chicac Hc has iaTmei, hc SNys. making
ies bushels Q; eats a. thc acre along
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

Many persons Say fly'sWa,,ing Is a
real sport. one business man claims
Ia have h'comc 80 proficient with a
swaiter that he Killed dozen ~ flies On
the wins.
The president ~ local hunk said
he didn't Do much work Friday as h,
killing flies Even the wheels of Jus
was too husy establishing a record toT
iiCe were slowed up during the day
and bath District Iudec Henry =
Rishop and Corporation judge y, \
Mckinnon had good scores ,o ,hc,I
credit.
While the ACTIVE swat the ny" cam
piigu Is nearly over tho city health
department wants the ilN.swu,tine
spirit, To remain With each Amarill,
citizen. CLEANLINESS and the Icrs.s emf
us. II tly.swa,,ers and traps Is urged
as thu bcst means a keeping the IN
ropuhtion at minimum
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

Nlll speak At The baptist Church ut
8 o'clock this afternoon IN a meeting
arranged by the Borad OF CITY Develop
ment.
I, II expected that krchs talk viii
be ON "Thc Panhandle Plains Country
with its Relations "a the Problems OF
America" The speaker II u supporter
~ the diversified farming plan.
Plans are under way for talk by
kroh In local theatre Sunday after
noon. Ross u. Rogers has offered the
use of one of his theatres free Of
chargc aud II IL planned To give another
public meeting AT that time,
Members IT the Automobile Dealers
Association. who are to give han
Duet Monday evening. expect Ia IN
wife Mr.. kroh 10 remain In Amarillo
to mako nm address nj their banquet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

OKLAHOMA cry, lunc t-S,a,iaE
tia, r'slSa Nvaa hANs u pNV sie cNch
wesk tx ,rna,Wont u nosrNss safteying
truN ra(srVal,'siS ~ho may - admitted
~ the Ho1eN, OKLA, statc sAaitArsan
NJ, \ u. Lewis. s,Ase health cOsaas
si0nsr, ase to-day rVplssl u an aprsAl
trOsa the Rs1 Cr,SsS chapter a, Tulsa
NAtA ASKED SAn,,ar,cg pEtVi,SsNs fcs
ten DesrVeS ssffsrsns trosn TN aaAlA,ly
Nh0 wSyN tarasa Cet " leglr ho,se'
NeSn she Hsero ssSssSa MAS barnsl aar
lcg The raw rics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
Noted Orator
to Speak at
Baptist Church

\. u. Kroh Of Chicago formerly CON
n,ctcd with the United States Depart
mcnt of Agriculture. now lecturer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
BOSS JACKSON
W|TNESS-JUMPS
BOND OF $1,000
ZULA GOLDSBERRY FOR
FEITE BOND AND FINED
$500 BY COURT

For failure Ia appear In district
court when her ease was called Friday
Zula Goldsbcrry's bond NJ 81 600 was
declared forfeited aud for failure Il
appear as witness In the ease ~ noss
jackson. she was fined $500 by Judge
Henry Bishop.
The case called aRains, tho Colds
berry woman was the one In which she
h charged with Offering bribc IL
Sheriff Burton Reach to grant her i'm
muni,y from arrest.
Bcn Burko,t was also fined 5000 for
failure 10 answer subpocnac In the cas-,
~ the state against j. Hall charged
with operating u gambling game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

Tulsa. Okla June s-Aeiesan,
G>aersi Barrett isse~d a ssAtsasss -
fore leaving hsre soaiss, tS~ rxs 81,
expwssnlnS hslsst that effsc~ls AID ei,i-
s~ns u Taisa were tallv eapaehs u
maintaining h~ and order.
In leaving the city q T1l~a. ~tAe
sdjutsn, general sid I have ta1 coe.
fiaence IN the intentlca " ths cislz~r
chip " ,his city T. uAiRsAiR p-arS asa
safety In the community and IN saes
ability % carry ogt this ds,sruslnats,n.
] desire 10 sxpress NY hcarsy sppsNcsa
tion fur the sp.end.a manner In whigs
the eitixsnship secrp,s1 ml,iarv orsisr-
issued frcm my ofts~ and t. teask
the city and county eta AIS toy ne
manner IN ~hlch thy coopstal~d Ni,e
she military authorities IN es,seilshi-r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
Newspapers Educational.
sy Associated rrcss.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3-Thc
American newspaper is the herald OF all
prugrCss and Advancement Adolfo Vi.
vas, Mexican editor told the convention
% the Louisiana Retail Clothicrs and
Furnishers association here today.
Constant reading Of the newspapers will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
TULSA IS AGAIN
UNDER CIVIL LAM
FOLLOWING RIOTS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEJ
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl

first shot when white mon and negrces
eiaxhai AZ the county building TUESDAY
night. The one party seeking Ia obtain
Dick Rowland. ~ years u agc. boot.
black. charged With attacking white
woman. and the other Intending a. PR,
tect han from lynohing, TulS, tonight
remained quiet. Residents said they
noted an unusually serene atursSphcrV
Back under normal control. but very
little Of the severe rules II martial Law
viii be re,axed Immediately. acc0uling
60 proclamation BY the Mayer r u.
Evans. He Instructed that passes
hearing his signature vii b. ne,essary
for persons entrring the saaarc mibc
Il devastated ARA. and that psysrns ca
the streets after II =. m. viii b. sub
.ect to desenticn BY ctficers unless they
can sive valid reasons icr heinz aerSaA
after the hour
Street cleaning forces were busy 20
day hopping IN the eurrcd-cNer dis,ric;
much q the debris eeing hauled away,
g.. A. Steiner. street commissioner n,
charge u the work. said that only t~v
cf one hundred negrOes h. cffeTVd en-.
ploymen, at ssse a day acCsp,cd. Cpon
that report. and oievr similar ones a.
the mayor. ~wVrk or - Arrested" ~,
der was issued "Notics Is hsVehy giVor
tina, all men are orSicred t. ei,hsr ST a
sce and ~ to wors +" the cs,ier said ~
q yoa have no JOB. WORK will b. furnish
I'd you by Application a. the hcoksy
washingtsn rahlsc Sch~9 On Prank
fcrt street. An nsn Who have NJ iONs
and WHO refuse 10 wcFk viii D. ARRESTED
ss vasrAnss."
The Tulsa rusrismen viii ertrain 70,
the annual encampment at fst 81,
OKLA. but battery Z. secOna fl~la az
tiiiery. not Yet swvrn IN as an actua
unit. win b. availshs fcr isnrseaiA,,
work should It's sffoFts esSeals news
sary, Ceneral Rsrsett said IN his er,ss'
recalling martial law rhe gNrsTa
painted cut also thai thru ArN SeNeva
companies IN prcoss> u osssntssticn n
nearby towns and they can - callea o.
immediately n needed Tcaixhs 4 wa,
rspcsssd fron the tar groaa,ls. wASs,
several hundred nexrcss sr~ esing car
ID for by the Red csOss uacsg alrvS
ton q the hoard - paelic welfaF,
that III cAss q sman rox hAa es~s
found. lnvessixatica ~ ccsnrais,es II
dertcs faited o. ind ANY cases h9s 4
was decided % vaccinate all the nigset,
there as u rrecsus,easry nsaSerV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

\ had taste In the mouth comes from
a disordcrcd stomach and sluggish state
vt the bowels, Herhinc correc,s the
trouble immediately, II purifics the
bowels helps digestion, aud swecicns
the hrcath. Price eoc. Sold by Randall
prug 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
STAY ON THE
FARM, SAYS BIG
SPEAKER HERE

SssN n ,Ae Casss esssrsSs ssay ea
nv oyra reSA a.SVgssgsel farmiae
argc1 A. 4 kg0A. speaker =,
tn Niwarss toacesCa Al tn AEsAnno
acsSl Friday ss-G. AZ sAe I'D u 1891
,sss~ MI - SaaAeas kss steers N ~
Ccs,Na S,sses SAAa gAerV WV N 1913.
ps0lshss,sd tn sgsaSsr,
SP~ea rase%s thar aosra rnOnsv. KroA
9rsNG raSe saSasS Sas ~ TN cans.
SSSs as1 o,sss ssa.rs F,acsss pay 2csss
Ard exit esrcSlsRs erNAegs, - aaVlSea
Tat ~ ~c'sA S~ssss 49, IN IlAirs
hlosSsra WITH Asssca,sGrS than assr.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

law and order
IL g,-s without SAYING that the city
q Tulsa faccs Me and serious W
sponSihiNty during an lnd,fiuitc 10
rod IL time and Il Il hopc,l and believed
the good citizens vii rcspond e. their
obligations and carry out the NECESSARY
prOgam - reconstruction and ~
Mobilization.
The city has hcen handca hack 60
the duly constituted civil authorizes.
hut a sufficient military guard will h.
maintained indefinitely IN Tulsa and
the fan strength ~ that organization
viii 4, instantly available Cn the order
Il the goysrnw. Martial law Is tU
,hc puhlic and tho state and u u sort
ouslN holsd ,ha, /, will NJ, D. ncScsS,rl
trr military forcrs 10 again resum. ccn
trul - the city and u such Situation
should d,VVlop the city necessarily
wuud ~ suhicctca % the s,rictcst mil
itarv Law and discipline With SERIOUS
restrictions 10 general activities and
ssctal life.
II j. my duty % poln, cu, the daugcJ
tina, EXISTS IN Tulsa aud every other
community and 10 ,he Isace and saf,,N
4 u ,nRosnt S.,irsnS sssvVwherc whcr
white men and ncgrcvs, ,hroagh lsollu
al favor ~ otherwise arr Isrm,,c1 Z,
SeSp rrfNa,e atsenAls On hand % b
usea 90 ocgassicns - this Kind, and
mos, seriously insis, ,hS, such ac,,w
viii T. taken tia, the r.oplc ~ Tals'
ean delsad up,n the immediate ans
c,mrl~ss dlsAguAAmca, - an us ci,irsa'
sNcep, dulN aa,hcTtssd C;ucrs Q; ,h'
AN and military organizations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

side II the man making about half that
quantity. aud Indicated he likes To al.
tcrna,c farming with speaking about
farming.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

CHICAGO June "A cosanai,see aha,
viii sursvxis< here the s.shsr,a< u
money and ths nsesSSstiss u afe I've NJ
grc~s Who xere uaade destitute dertn<
the riosinx ana nr~ a, Tulsa o<A-
this ~eek. xas orsaaEeS tesl4S ~ ~
gro eitixens.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-20
TOO OLD TO PLAY

cation" said a busy lawyer, and 4
am always glad to get home. Idle
ness bores me-" :
See that your children do not come
to the helpless situation Of being un-
able to stop and play. Egotism anei
hoboism are the two opposites, botr
very pitiable. The egotist cannog
stop. The hobo cannot start. Nc
matter whether a young person be
laborer. a clerk or an office employee,
he needs a regular annual vacation
as tonic, rest, q change Of place
and scenery, and an inspiration.
Rightly managed, the annual vaca>
ton can be anticipated three months
In advance with many a happy thrill,s
and then II may be recalled for three
months following with a rich flood OF
fond memories.
The, planning of a vacation may
rise practically to the level of an
amateur art. Where to go and Why's
what to wear and where to obtain
the materials; what to eat and how
to prepare 1t. how to relax and to
leave all work and worry behind;
how to be the least annoyance 10
every one else and the most oblivious
of yourself; how to make the vaca-s
ton season bring health. happiness
and harmony into all your serious
relations to life-these topics were far
better as the substance for family
gossip for a quarter-year period
than the thrills of the theAtsr or
the latest best seller"
1t is not a question Of distance
or expense or formal preparation,
The habitual regular vacationist
let's none of these hinder him; but
the habitual stay-at-home let's any
or all of them detain him. 81 am
determined that my children shall
grow up different" said q hard
driving business man and q no.
vacation grind. 80 I loaded them
all In the car and started for
two weeks outing, without any
desire on my part to get away.
But / am beginning to get a little
something out Of IL. Perhaps, after
many enforced trials, can really
beat back and feel and act young
again"
Another angle to the vacation
problem for young people In OBJ
served in the instance of the
youth who has been everywhere
already" and who is tired of 1t all.
He needs about a solid year of
close application to work or other
serious duty. After that ne will
again appreciate an outing period.
Let us be fair with our own
children and with childhood in
general. Let us look at the work
and the play of our young az big
human concern rather than as n
private family affair. And let us
dc our part toJard providing a
rhythm OF play and serious duty
for all the children of all the -psa
pas.