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The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-02
VOICE. OF THE
 ALASKA PRESS
A POINTER FOR cORDOvA

In organizing the Travellers Aid bureau the Anchorage Woman's Club has inaugurated movement which has long been needed The idea of the bureau is to assist the tourists and travellers visiting Anchorage in every possible manner It is the intention of the bureau to ask for suitable space in the lonely chamber of commerce building, from where all business will be ransacted-Anchor- age Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-02
ELECTRIC POWER FOR MINES

In case the Cliff mine is reopened next month, as is rumored on the streets, the local electrical com pany will furnish power to the big mine, which will open up new field for this company around the bay. Electricity is an ideal power for mines, and where it can be secured, is much cheaper than any other method. There is no reason why the Cliff, as we'll as the numerous other mines around the country should not be furnished with electrical power, and when this is done, many mines will reopen at a profit.-Valdez Min CT.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-02
THE ROMANCE OF WORDS
"MACARONI."

NT ACARONI, as we know it at 4Vx present, was first made in Sicily and tradition has it that it was invented by chef in the establishment maintained by wealthy resident of Palermo. Despite the genius of his cook, the nobleman grew weary of the same round of high-h favored, hignlyseasoned dishes and sent word to the kitchen that he de- sired something less pungent- a dish which savored of plain cooking and which was not as trying to the digestive appa- ratus.
 At first incensed, the chef de- termined to try his hand at a mixture of wheat flour and wa ter, rolling the paste into tubes and serving them with grated parmesan cheese which his ,cul- mary instinct told him was the proper accompaniment for dish of this nature. Hardly had he tasted the new delicacy than the nobleman exclaimed "Cari" the usual Italian ejaculation signifying delight, which may be freely translated as meaning 'The darlings!" Ma Cari ."- What darlings .'-he repeated a moment later and followed this with Ma Caroni n'--or. lit orally, What dearest darlings" The chef, who was lurking in the background anXiOusly await ing the verdict upon his new dish, then came forward and ex- plained how he. had made it. adding since you have named 1t, master, so shall it he-mac- arOni."
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The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-02

G. D. Bremmer, painter and paper hanger, Smith rooming house, tele phone No. 163. M21-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-02
FISH QUOTATIONS

KETCHIKAN, June 2. Halibut, maximum Sc, minimum 4c No others offered.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-02

Genuine pound-cake at the City Bakery. 15.tS.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-02

Let the Daily Times figure on you, Job work.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-02

Keep the public informed by d. vSstising rsgularly h the Csrdova Da1ly Tlnas. ;. al rsss. <. n, s&sy4
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18

Miss Helen Warfie1d of Bristol and Francis Morse, brother of the groom, will attend the couple. After short honeymoon, MT. and Mrs. Morse will make their home in this .town.
 Plainville Briefs.
 A daughter, Nancy Livingston, has been born to MT. and Mrs. Charles Peters of Pearl street.
 Mrs. John Mallory and two chill dren, have returned to their home at Haydenville. Mass, after visit with L. B. Graham of West Main street.
 Mrs. H. c. Martin of the Maple hurst, has been called to New Haven on account of the death of her brother.
 MT. and Mrs. O. Clark, returned from their, wedding trip spent at Vermont and New Hampshire.
 Sequassen lodge, I. o. O. F., will hold it's regular meeting this eve ming.
 Mrs. Charlotte Diggle and sister, Mrs. Sheffield, of Glastonbury, and grandson, William Bailey, left today for motor trip to Canada.
 ForestvilIe News.
 The H. A. D. club will hold a meet ing tomorrow night at the home of the secretary.
 Raymond James, of the Hartford County club, will give a poultry cull- ing demonstration in this town on Sat urday of this week. The first dem onstration will be held at the Green Meadow farm on Stafford avenue at 10 o'clock. The next will be at the farm of E. J. Hiltbrandt at Il o'clock. Professor Jones of Storrs
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18

college will also assist in the dem onstration.
 Miss Myra Jerome of Canal street, is enjoying a vacation at Walnut Beach
 Gordon Warner is on a motor trip to New York. He expects to return the latter part of this week.
 Mrs. Jerome P. Hanson and daugh- ter Ruth, of Bridgeport, are visiting g relatives on Circle street. LOST-Between Berlin Savings bank and s A. Hart's a blue knitted sweater belt. Please notify Lois Cowles. S-17-2d THE BIG WOOD SALE is on. Last years wood cut prices Going of business. Jasper Williams, Peace Court off ofBroad. S-1S-1wx FOR RENT-Five room tenement all i'm provements. Apply to 16 Park St.. Plain vile, Conn. Henry Davids. Pbone 1143
 S-1S-3d
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18

Mrs. Walter J. Sorrow and chill dren have gone to Watertown, N. VI
 Kenneth Halloran and his sister] Catherine have returned from aH auto trip to the Berkshire Hills
 MT. and Mrs Jonathan Hart have gone on a weeks cruise in MT. Hart motorboat.
 Ruth Allen Latham returned homel from St. Francis hospital yesterdayl She is much improved in health. At the special town meeting held in Newington Monday night, it was voted to have the special committee on school accommodations complete the plans for the addition to the Elm Hill school Drawings for the pro7 posed addition were submitted by Architect D. K. Perry. It was also lvoted to postpone ordering the addi- tion erected until after the annual meeting in October.
 Much needed street repairs have been completed on Robbins avenue- Edwin Halloran of Elm Hill haS returned from a two weeks vacation| spent at Atlantic City. MT. Halloranl made the trip by auto and also visited the Niagara Falls.
 Mrs Robert Dese1l has returned after visiting friends in Simsbury-
 Harmon Halloran is spending his vacation at Sound View.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18
CHAUTAUQUA PLANS
 NEAR COMPLETION
Advertising and Ticket Commit
 tees Are Active
EPWORTH LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Members Plan Interesting Meetings For Next Three Months cd Mail Causes Troubae-Guernsey Rreeders' Meeting-Berlin Bits.

Things are gradually being whipped into shape for the Community Chau- tauqua which will appea rin Berlin August 30 to September 2. There was a large attendance at the meeting uf the euarantors held in the Worth1ng- ton Community house on Berlin street last evening The tickets committee was we'll represented and it was de- cided that each of the three captains will elect their own committees to aid them in the sale of tickets.
 A house to house canvass will De carried out but previous to this tune the advertising committee will dlstrl- bute phamphlets and other literature pretaining to the chautauqua- around to the various homes in Berlin, keu- sington and East Berlin. This will give the people an opportunity to study the chautauqua and will undoubtedly De responsible for the sale of tickets. This same committee also decided at the meeting last evening to distribute ban ners about town as well as to post the town with more bills.
 William w. Pagan and Charles Wright of Kensington were appointed to the concession committee and will have charge of giving out all con- sessions on the grounds. There has been a great demand for these and the women will not have hard work m getting rid of the concessions. At the meeting last night MT. Showalter gave a short address in which he told the people what the chautauqua really was. Indications are that the tickets will sell fast and those who have been
 Ax. Iniy r1,s3 rYfc qua to this town feel that it would be made an annual affair if successful this year.
 Among the many unique features of the Community Chautauqua system is it's recently established department of community service. This depart ment has been established to helr the various communities who have this chautauQua. Plans for community homes and Neighborhood houses are also furnished by this company.
 Epworth League Schedule
 A schedule of the devotional exer- cises conducted by the Epworth league of the Kensington Methodist church has been made public. The meetings for the remainder of Angus, September and October are as fol lows: August 21, leader Miss Bertha Hanford, subject Power of Lovea- ble Personality" August 2S with Myrtes Day as leader the subject will be Conscience, Teaching it, Quicken ing it, Obeying it." On September II Inez Holmstead will be the leader and the topic will be Institute Echoes ' Mrs. O. c. Edgarly will be the leader for September IS and will have as the subject "Epworth League Accomplish ments and Possibilities" This will also be rally Sunday.
 Mrs. Roy D. Tryon will lead the group on September 25 and will have as her subject That They May Know Mission study topics will also be dis cussed. On October 2, with Ruth Han word as leader the topic will be "Thy Will be Done" W. J. Emerson will act as leader on October g and the topic will be How to Improve the Neetinxs of Our Chapter.'' Mrs c. H. 7 1o13nSon yti1 leiAd on ocfcber 1E.sna
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18
MAPLE HILL

MT. and Mrs. J. c. Moody and Miss Beatrice Moody have gone to Washington, D. C., to spend two weeks with Ralph Moody. The trip was made by auto.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton McKenna and daughter, Janet, have returned from a three weeks stay in the White Mountains.
 Fred Haines of Portland is spend ing a week with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. D. T. Haines of Rob- bins avenue
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18

HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE % Al % % "
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18

MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Hart hav gone on a weeks cruise in MT. Hart motorboat.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18

Ruth Allen Latham returned homs from St. Francis hospital yesterday She is much improved in health.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-18

Harmon Halloran is spending hi vacation at Sound View
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
NOTIQAS DE ESPANA 4.
Ell PRIMER MINISTRO, SR.
DATO, Sc MUESTRA OPTI-
MISTA.

Madrid, Febrero 16.-Antes de
la junta del gabinete que Sc cele-
bro anoche, ell presidente del con-
sejo ,sefor Dato, Sc mostro opti-
mista al manifestar que no existe
la crisis ministerial y que muchos
p~roblemas im~portantes, cuyo es-
tudio Sc aplazo para despues de la
vista de los reyes de Belgica a es-
ia, seran tratados por los minis
tros.
Reitero su declaration de que
las Cortes reanudaran sus sesio-
mes ell 10 de los c%orrientes, fecha
en- que pretende explicar la recien-
lie crisis ministerial.
Sc espera que esta explicacion
provocara animados debates en los
cue varios grupos definiran su &C
titud respecto al gabinete.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
ENTIRE EX-
TREMISTAS Y OBREROS
NO ~SINDICADOS.

Zaragoza, Febrero H. Los
sindicalistas radicales intentaron
de la manera mas audaz ejercer
r~epresalias sobre sus compaheros
que r~egresaban al trabajo ell mar
ties.
Treinta extremists armada.
con revolveres penetraron a la ia
brica de don Pedro Lopez, y mien-
ras un grupo g~uardaba la entra1a
los otros Sc dedicaron a cortar los
hilos telefonicos. Los hombre'
penetraron entonces, demandando
de sus companeros ell pago inme-
diato de sus subscripciones al sin
dicato, encontrando una resisten-
cia general. En- vista de su fraca-
so y temiendo la llegada de la
Guardia Civil, que fue llamada Pc,
muchacho que escape a la vi
gilancia de los sindicalistas, estos
escaparon.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
UN ARTICULO DE Gel De
BATE" SOBRE Ell PRO-
GRESO NAVAL.

Madrid, Feb1ero 16.-El diario
"El Debate publica hoy un arti-
culo de fondo comentando los pre-
supuestos de construcciones ma
wales, y dice que cuando las Cor
ties discutan las c~antidades asigna-
das a cada uno de los detalles del
programa, deberan tomar en- con-
sideracion que este programa de-
be ser ell de construction de una
flota Defensive.
FL periodico indica la conve-
%niencia de que, en- vez de cons
truirse demasiados cruceros y AGO.
razados, Sc construya una flota
mediana de submarines, algo Sc
mejante a la de submarines ale
names. Esta flota, ayudada con
otra de hidroplanos, dirigibles y
lanza-minas, con bases en- Ferrol,
Cadiz, Cartagena, Mahon y Vigo,
osi como en- las Islas Canarias, Sc
ria suficiente, en- opinion del arti-
culista.
Espaha podria dominar por es-
tie medic la parte occidental del
Mediterraneo, constituyendo su
flota en- un valioso factor que sig
~nificaria mucho, siempre que sur
giera la question de una alianza.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
RUSCA LA BAJA DE LOS
PRECIOS Ell GOBIERNO
ESPANOL.

Madrid, Febrero 16.-El perio-
dico LA Epoca" afirma que ell Mi
nistro de Concrete declare que el
Gobierno espahol esta hacienda
TODD 10 possible por procurar la ba-
ia de los precios de todos los arti-
culos, sin arruinar ell concrete y
la industrial espaholes.
Los primeros esfuerzos del Go
bierno Sc dirigen hacia la reduc-
cion de los precios del trigo, de-
petroleo y del carbon.
FL ministro agreg5 que ell trait
co ferrocarrilero es en- la actuali-
dad doble que antes de la guerra
y que ell Gobierno fomentara aur
su desarrollo.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
REDUCEN Ell NUMERO DE
SUS PAGINAS LOS PERIO-
DICOS DE MADRID.

Madrid, Febrero l5.--Todos los
p~eriodicos que Sc publican en- esta
ciudad, incluso los que pertenecen
{. la compahia papelera, aparecie-
ron hoy con menos paginas. Es-
tas han sido reducidas.
Sc recurrio a tai expediente, en-
virtud de que Ell precio del papel
ha subido mucho y que la situa-
cion es precaria para las compa-
Iias editoras, las que apenas pue-
den sostenerse.
Sc ha pedido al Gobierno que
pi este su ayuda, a fin de que sigan
publicandose los periodicos, pues
es probable que debido a la crisis
Sc s~uspendan muchos.
Desde hace algunas semanas Sc
aumento Ell precio de los diarios
er I'm cincuenta por clento.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
POCA HUBO
EN- MADRID DURANTE
LAS FIESTAS.

Madrid, Febrero 15.-El carna-
val de este ano disminuyo en- inte-
res, tanto aqui como en- otras ciu-
dades, por las ordenes restrictivas
sobre las procesiones de mascaras
Las fiestas cast Sc redujeron a fun
clones particulares.
No obstante Sc reunieron en- las
avenidas de Madrid grandes null
titudes arrojandose confetti y Ii
brando combates de flores.
Los disfraces fueron relativa-
mente pocos. En- 10 general sole
los usaron los jovenes.
La batalla de flores carecio poi
complete de interes.
Las ~patrullas de policia reco-
rrieron constantemente las Gales
deteniendo a las mascaras y orde-
nandoles que dejaran los anita
ces Sc llevaron a cabo pocas
aprehensiones.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
sc APRESTAN A LA LUCIA
LOS DEL PRI-
MER MINISTRO DATO.

Madrid, Febrero l6.-Los CRU
pos mas reducidos de la Camara
de Diputados amenazan con en-
prender desde luego una activa
eampaha en- contra del Ministro
Dato en- cuanto Sc abran las Cor
ties.
FL senior Pedregal, lider refor-
mista, Sc encargara de interpelar
al Ministro inmediatamente sobre
cual fue la razon que Sc tomo en-
cuenta para %clausurar ell Parla-
mento por un periodic tan largo
de tempo EN- los momentos mas
algidos de la crisis inisterial.
A esta Interpolation 81 mira
un debate acerca de la situacion
del Gobierno, con objeto de obi
gar al Gabinete a descubrir toda
su fuerza O su debilidad.
FL senior B~esteiro, socialista, Sc
referira despues a la situacion de
Barcelona, condenando la conduc-
Ia que hasta ahora han seguido en-
aquella ciudad las autoridades,
tratando de corregir las manifes-
taciones radicales.
Sc espera que los oradores da-
tistas traten de evitar la interpela-
cion, pero Besteiro esta resuelto
a insistir en- csc punto.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
LUCIA ENTIRE OBREROS
Y PATRONES EN- CATALU-
Ma.

Barcelona, Febrero H. Lo:
trabajadores de fabricas de hilado.
y tejidos de Catalina, millares de
los cuales Sc encontraron recien
temente sin trabajo a causa de
paro, han resuelto en- un mitin CT.
lebrado aver publican Ell cost
elective de la production, con oh
jeto de demostrar que la crisis lie
los industriales alegan es pu-a
mente ficticia.
FL Ministro del Trabajo contes
to a una delegation de obreros gu
Sc acercaron hasta el con su queja
que los industriales Sc niegan a
vender los productos de sus fabri
cas- a precios mas bajos y aceptai
la diminucion de las enormes ga
nancias que hicieron durante Il
guerra, hacienda, por tanto, impo-
sible la solucion del conflicto.
Los trabajadores declaran que
los patrones tratan de imponerles
nuevamente la jornada de diez ho-
ras, y que ell acto de clausurar las
fabricas no tiene mas objeto que
preston sobre obreros.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
ARRESTOS RAN LAS
FIESTAS DE
EN- BARCELONA.

Barcelona, Febrero l5.-Duran-
tie las fiestas de carnaval que Sc
celebraron aqui, fueron aprehen-
didos por la policia 80 hombres y
Is mujeres por usar mascaras pro-
hibidas.
Los detenidos, en- su mayor par
tie, son extranjeros que portaban
mascaras que ridiculizaban a pro-
minentes hombres publicos.
En- la villa de Campos, cerca de
Barcelona, la policia ~sorprendio
una junta clandestina, %arrestando
a 81 individuos, entire los que fl
guardian varios prominentes lide-
res sindicalistas.
Los que pudieron identificarse
fueron puestos en- libertad poste-
riormente; pero la mayoria per-
manecio detenida.
AL mismo tempo Sc catearon
varias casas de Barcelona, habien-
dose recogido en- algunas, diver
SOS documentos.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
1NDUSTRIALES ~CATALANES
HARAN UN VIAJE DE ES-
TUDIO A ESTADOS UNI
DOS.

Barcelona, Febrero l7.-Una
numerosa comision seleccionada
entire los lideres de varias de las
industries establecidas en- Gaia
luna saldra dentro de POGO para
lnglaterra, Estados Unidos y
otros paises de America, con OBJ
jeto de estudiar los metodos de
production, particularmente de la
ma y otros textiles.
FL objeto que Sc proponen al
hacer este estudio es ell de recoger
ideas modernas utilizables de ma
nera que les permitan hacer fren-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
10 ORGANIZATION DE LOS
CUERPOS DE GUARDIAS
CIVICOS.

Madrid, Febrero l5.-Se hacen
rapidos progresses en- la organiza-
cion de cuerpos de guardias civil
COS creados por I'm real decreto
expedido en- enero proximo pasa-
do, con el fin de conservar ell or
den publico en- case de que Sc re-
gistren huelgas de caracter revo-
iucionario. 81 estallase un movi-
miento de este genera Sc llamaria
a la Guardia Civica al servicio &C
two, a fin de que proteja las CO.
municaciones, los sistemas de
transportes, y garantizara la inte-
gridad de los demas servicios pu-
blicos indispensables.
En- la ciudad de Madrid, Valen-
cia, Sevilla, Zaragoza, Palma dc
Mallorca y otras, Sc ha terminate
practicamente ell enlistamiento dc
los guardias civicos, en- tanto que
en- otros lugares Sc estan reclutan-
do mas.
En- Barcelona la guardia civics
fue creada desde 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
GESTIONAN LOS MINEROS
QUE Sc GRAVE LA IMPOR-
TACION DE CARBON.

Madrid, Febrero l6.-Los pro-
/ ietarios de minas de carbon estan
trabajando activamente para que
81 Gobierno d~ecrete un aumento
considerable en- las tarifas de i'm
portacion para ell carbon minera
extranjero, pero al mismo tempo
piden que los mineros acepten sa-
larios mas bajos, diciendo que NJ
podran continuar la exploitation
de los yacimientos 81 no adoptan
esas medidas.
Esta llegando al pals gran can
tidad de carbon extranjero y este
hace muy dificil la venta del car
bon espahol cuando no es de pri-
mera calidad. Los propietarios de
minas estan obligados, ademas, a
pagan un dos por ciento sobre ell
valor de la cantidad extraida.
En- los circulos hay gran oposi-
cion para que Sc acepte la deman
da de los propietarios, alegandose
cue va durante la guerra fueror
excesivos los precios que impu
sieron al producto, extorsionandt
al publico.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
FORMAN UN SYNDICATE
LOS FABRICANTES DE SA-
BADELL.

Barcelona, Febrero 16.-Los ia
bricantes de la poblacion de Sa-
badell, han tornado un sindicato
con ell objeto de hacer frente a la
crisis economical que amenaza
afectar grandemente la situacion
economical de TODD ell distrito in
dustrial colindante. Con tai mo-
two Sc cree que 10 mas convenient
tie es implantar Ell sistema de ia
bricas con pocas horas de trabajo.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19

tie a las dificultades' que ahora en-
cuentran para abrir un extenso
mercado a sus productos.
Muchas fabricas catalanas Sc
han visto obligadas en- los ultimos
meses a clausurar 0 introducir ell
sistema de reduction de horas de
trabajo a causa de la crisis indus
trial y'financiera.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
ESPANA C~ONCURRIRA A LA
EXPOSITION DE LA AR
GENTINA.

Madrid, Febrero 17.-Por de
creto real, Sc autoriza Sc gircn
hasta 100000 pesos a la Camara
Espanola de Concrete de Buenos
Aires, para la instalacion de los
pabellones con que contara Espa-
ma en- la Exposition que SC eiec-
tuara en- aquella capital Para cele-
brar la Independence de Argen-
tina.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
LAS RELIQUIAS DEL. CID Y
DE DONA XIMENA EN- LA
CATHEDRAL DE BURGOS.

Burgos, Febiero 17.-El Arzo-
bispo de Burgos ACADIA de solicitar
de las autoridades municipales que
Sc le permita remover las reliquias
del Cid y de su esposa Doha HI
mena, del Palacio Muntcipa, a la
Cathedral, en- ell mismo dia que 81
celebre la conmemoracion de, cen
tenario. .
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
PENAS A LOS QUE SOCO-
IRAN A LOS o S
RIOS.

Bilbao, Febrero 17.-El Gober-
nador ACADIA de expedir una orden
para que Sc impongan fuertes null
tas a las personals que den limos
mas a los pordioseros en- las GALES,
declarando al mismo tempo que
esta decidido a dar fin a la mendi-
cidad pdblica.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
PIDEN QUE Sc o H LA
IMPORTATION DE AZU-
CAR.

Madrid, Febrero 17.-To1os los
fabricantes de azucar y icfinado-
res sehan dirigido al Gobierno pa
r que prohiba la importation del
,articulo citado.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-02-19
LA NAUTILUS" HARA UN
VIAJE DE PRACTICE A
PUERTO RICO.

Ferrol, Febrero Lola fragata
auxiliar Nautilus" Sc prepare a
zarpar para las Canarias y Puerto
Rico, en- viaje de instruction para
los cadetes de la marina espanola.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-23
THRIFT
Chnrloa RoGers. Sh grnl

Charles Rogers, Nth Nfade
During the war millions OF people
saved money and wore old clothing
to help cut down expenses. Men who
were rich wore old clothing when they
had suit after suit OF fine goods de-
cayinR for the wan, OF wear.
What good did II do the boys over
there and their families back home?
They wore them only for the sake
of being popular and In style. for q
man was counted out IL he WASH,
thrifty.
Now the war Is over and we have
won They never think OF saving. II Is
unpopular now. yet the need Is just
as great. The only way for country
to get back to a stable financial basis
ls for people ITO practice habits Of
thrift and stop spending all they
earn in habits Of luxury and pleasure.
Thrift is the only road for poor
man to travel. II will make his fam
lily happy and comfortable. II does not
mean boarding as some people think.
4 man can manage his money 40 as
20 make more AMI that il saving. A
poor man should save and then make
wide investments
Money il not the only way To- save.
Nor ear save your future by hard
studying and getting wha, you aan
out OF your life. You can preserve