davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
Raspunderea risipitorilor ba-
nului public.

La discutia generala, d. d. Ioani-
tescn, dupa ce-si exprima increderea
in politica guvernului, intreaba pc
ministrul de finante sd lamureasca
parlamentului de ce Statul roman
are asa de multe datorii 81 cine anu
me cOntractat tOate aceste datorii
81 imprmutnri, precum 81 motivele
pentru care s'au facut aceste i'm
prnmuturi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
-Alte validar.i.

Sc mai validcaza alegcrilor della
Ineu 81 Pancot (Arad) 81 sunt
proclamati alesi deputati al acestor
cercuri d-nii Pavel Darlea 81 Iulil
Grofsoreanu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
O lamurire q ministYului de
finante.

D. ministru de finante Vintila
Bratianu raspunde ca guvernul ia.
rii Sc afla in fata unor datorii con.
tractate de Stat 81 ca atare trebue
sa faca fata acestei datorii de ono.
are, deci aceasta chestia O rezolvi
proiectul de lege care prezentat.
In ce priveste stabilirea respon.
sabilitatilor a eelor earl an ennis bo
nurile de tezaur, aici partidul Ii.
beral. spune ministrul de finante. sc
afla la larg 81 va spulbera toate ca.
, lomniile ce i s'au adus pc aceasta
! chestie bonurilor de tzaur.
Cand Sc va pune in discutie ches
tia responsabilitatilor 81 aceasta nj
va 1ntarzia, spune d. Vintila Bra
, tianu, Sc va vedea cine risipit ba
| pul public. Va vedea atunci d. de-
nntut de Galati, Toni, ca guvernu
pc care partidul d-sale il sprijinia
guvernul Vaida, trimisese in strai
'natate pc d. Kirschen sd negociezt
imprumuturi 81 sa cumpere tot fe
lul de marfuri, lar mai tarziu c;
guvernnl Averescu trimisese p,
! faimosul SCHUYLER sd negocieze il
strainatate un imprumut pentrr
Stat cu imputernicire ca aceasta:
"Sa trateze 81 sd contracteze il
| numele statulli cu oricine, in orr
ce conditii 81 sd treaca imputernici
(, rea sa asupra oricarei alte perso
! tane.'
In ce priveste cererea d-lui Ioa
nitescu, ministrul de finanta roag;
pc deputatii membri al comisie
budgetare 81 celei financiare, s;
i
vie la ministrul de finante 81 S;
cerceteze impreuna GU d-sa tot ca
pitolul bonurilor de tezaur, in eel
mai amanuntite ale lui taine, 81 p
baZa celOr &c sc vOr cOnstata sa s.
infatiseze parlamentului la toam
ma un. rapport amanuntit, ca sa s.
cunoasca vinovatii 81 risipitorii ba
inului public. (Aplauze).
Pana atunci insa, moi trebue
spune ministrul de finante, moi a
VEN datoria sd purcedem la 1nsasii
tosirea finantelor tarii.
Proiectul de lege este PRINT CT
179 voturi 81 trei contra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21

clare 81 fiscale a Camerei 81 cere
deputatilor sa incuviinteze, ca prof
-ectele sd fie readuse in desbaterea
sedintei publice Gu rapoartele co
misiei financiare fara a lie mai tre-
&C prin sectiuni.
Camera aproba./
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
Validarea alegerilor partiale.

Sc depun rapOartele comisiei dt
verificarea titlurilor nouilor depu
tati alesi in alegerile partiale s.
presedintele praclama alesi dcpn.
L tati, nefiind nici O contestatie. pt
d-nii Vladimir Athanasovici Ia "a
lau, Adrian Popescu la Targul Mu.
resului, Jean TIL. Florescu la Co.
hahn, loc pentru care acesta s.
opteaza, ramanand i'm locul deve
nit vacant della Ilvof supleantul d
Or. Anton Ionescu, Ion Ionica Ia
Zarnesti (Brosov), Al. Lapadatu
in Bihor, Josef Sandor in Trei-Sca
une, DIR. Sever Bocu in Timis-To
rontal 81 Mircea Djuvara in Sire,
Bucovina. Sedinta Sc suspenda s.
deputati membri al comisiei finan
clare tree in sectie sa discute proec
tefe depuse de ministrul finantc
lor.
La aceasta sedinta au asistat 81
lneputatii, membrii partidului de.
mocrat 81 eel al partidului nationa-
list-democrat
Redeschiderea sedintei.
Presedintele redescide sedinta la
ora ) q. a.
Recoulpensa natioiala pentru
vaduva: D-na Emilia DR.. Ratiu
d. Tomas Gradisteanu depune ur
project de lege din initiativa parla
mentara pentru acordarea une
pensii viagere de 5000 lei lunar d
/. nei Emilia dr.. Ratiu, vaduva ma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
Votarea convention financiare

| d. c. Georgescu citeste raportu1
comisiei financiare asupra proiec
tului de lege de modificarea art
Al din legea contabilitatii statului
al caruia ultim aliniat fost mo.
diflcat in sensul ca "surplusul ra
mas disponibil, dupa acoperirea do
bandilor 81 amortismentului aces
tel datorii sporita Gu 10 la suta, sd
fie treclt in administratia tezauru
lui public, in loc de. la dispozitia
ministrului de finantc.' ''''"~ ~,
Proiectul Sc voteaza eli aceasta
modificare fara discutie GU 161 vo
turf pentru 81 l contra.
ID. AL. Ionescu citeSte raportu1
comisiei financiare asupra proiec
tului de lege prin care ministrul de
finante este autOrizat sa ninchet
conventia cu Banca Nationala pen
tru efectuarea operation datorie.
publice de catre aceasta.
LA discutla generala d., d. Y
Toni face urmatoare declaratie fr
numele partidului nationalist-de
mocrat de sub conducerea d-lui N
Iorga:
Declaratia partidului nationa
list democrat in chestia politi
Gel financiare a guvernului.
"Partidul nationalist democrat
pastrand fata de actualul parla
ment atitudine hotaraita prin de
elaratia citita de presedintele sar
in sedinta della % Martie a. c., dir
seseiunea trecuta, la act de conso
lidarea datOriei flotante externe :
I; Statului, pricinuita 81 de risipa G,
bonurile de texaur, la care partidu
1 liberal Isl are o mare parte de ras
pundere.
| Convins ca aceasta operatiune NJ
. este deeat nn slab inceput al conso
4 lidarii nOastre economice, partidu
nationalist asteapta infal
tuirea eat mai neintarziata a unu
buget care sa asigure refacerea de
plina tarii.
| Acest buget nu-l poate da fns;
gnvernul de partid de All, eli un alt
guvern care sa reprezinte in adeval
yointa 81 intresele natiunei.
Proiect9 pus la vot este adopta
de adma(T GU l73de voturi contr;
doua. a;rsM
II d. Marcu din Bucovinan acitest
raportuLcomisiei financiare asupr,
proiectulni de lege prin care mi
! nisterul de finante este antoriza
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
Contestants alegerei din circ.
ST. Gheorghe.

d. A. Iteam sasstine contestatia
atribuind alesului d. Iosif Sander
ca ar Fl rostit cnvintc de iRsulta
la adresa tarii 81 de indemn la re-
volta, sisca ar Fl mistificat rezulta-
tul votulni, mijlocind prin oamenii
sal de incredere inlocuirea urne-
lnr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
49,, I. -
sARBAToRIREA ERoILoR.
M. Is. Regele decoreaza pc 'bravii
de Il Marasesti Doaga 9iret.
(JJrmarey.

81 totnsi, acest snflet mare
aeest suflet de elita, samaritan
In largul inteles al cuvantului
Isl dat obstescul sfarsit in tars
la moi, in spitalnl Greerul, in mij
locul 'bolnsvilor sal, la postul dt
cinste, l,Eptand inversnnat CT
dusmanul ales de el, atins 81 el d
aceiae boala, tifosul exantema
tic, GU care Ell Sc razboia de an
dc zile.
Cand NJ. s. Regina a sosit a
colo, este primita, la scara, d
D-rul Clunet 81 de sofia sa ere
efincioasa, care la insotit pest
tot ca 81 umbra nedespartita d
corpul caruia il apartine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21

NJ. s. Regele decorind pc eroi.
Era in ziua Sfantului Gheor-
CHE, patronul armatei noastre. De
la Mosinoaia, din vale, lin convoiu
de calareti urea drumul croft
prin padure 81 care duce in inima
muntilor Zabrauti, spfe frontul
trnpelor.
Drumul este greu,', caei urea
dealul in piept. Cali gafae; Gala.
reti, putin aplecati inainte, stau
stransi pc cal 81 merg glumind 81
razand, caci inima lie este la tot
yOioasa.
In capul convoiului este insasi
eel mai bun Roman, eel mai bur
|soldat, eel mai mare slujitor al
Tarei, eel mai mare Rege-om a
ei. Este insusi Reggie nostru
Insotit, de dol din copiii tarH
Princlpele Carol, Mostenitorul Tre
nului. fala 81 mandria noastra, re
prezentant al sperantelor zilelol
noastre de maine, 81 de Principe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21

sa inchee conventia cu consortiul
cnglcz pentrn consolidarea bonuri-
lor de tezalir.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21

a oamenilor, ca sa Va aparam GU
toata viata noastra pc Vol care
sunteti eel mai buni Romani's 81
care la fie care pas, va jertfiti
pc a Voastra pentru mantuirea
81 pentru ifrtarea>pacatelor' noa-
sire.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
SEES REAL PUBLIC
OWNERSHIP COMING
Speaker Before Electric Light Assocla-
ton Says it Is Buying Public
Utilities Securities.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., May IS
Customer ownership of the public utih-
ties Of the nation, while devised as q
war financing measure, has become 50
firmly established that real public own
ership is being attained and it viii not
fade away with the return to normal
conditions. John T. Gilchrist, OF Chi
caCo. chairman of the customer owner
shin committee of the National Electric
Light association, reported to the 4oth
annual convention of the electric light
and power industry here today.
As indicating the wide growth IN pub
lie ownership of utility securities that
took place in the last year, MIR. Gllchrlst
cited the figures of "a electrical central
station companies which showed:
The 81 companies sold approximately
$4,000 shares of stock during the year.
The ration of total stockholders TO
total customers of the companies was
one to seventeen.
The average purchase for all the com
NAMES was seven shares per stockholder.
1.-THE year Just passed has been one
of great activity in the sale OF utllty
securities, - MIR Gilchrlst s report sald;
s'The growth of the electric light and
power utilities has been rapid and for
this reason, as well as on account OF
the falling commodity prices, net earn
inrs have been satisfactory. In add
ton to these factors, which have made
utility securities attractive, there mas
been the falling price of money and the
corresponding increase in the selling
price of securities of recognized value
which is always a stimulus to buying.
''The last year has given us more eX-
perience upon which to base views as TO
the Improvement in relations with the
public. which is directly attributable to
the wide distribution of company securi-
ties among the citizenship OF. the COM
munitv. The conclusion has been more
definitely arrived at that customer own
ership is not to be looked upon as
war measure destined to fade away
with the return of normal conditions
but from a financing standpoint alone
viii become more and more important
each year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
BRATTLEBOR0 LOCAL

Albert NJ. Bennett has bought of the
estate of Mrs. Warren Bennett the prop
erty at Cottage street. Mr. Bennett
buys for a home.
Sedgwick post will have a special meet
ing Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock in
G. A. r. hall, to make arrangements for
Memorial day Members of the Woman's
Relief corps and especially those on the
Memorial day committee are asked to
meet with them.
The two-act comedy, Patsy, which was
presented by members of the Brattleboro
Business and Professional Women's club
Monday evening. May s, will be given in
Union hall in Newfane Wednesday eve
ming, May "A, for the benefit of the Child
Welfare fund. Shows orchestra viii
furnish music for dancing afterward. A
supper viii be served.
In the regular meeting of Protective
Grange last evening the first and
second degrees were conferred, the
second degree work being done by a
special team of men. Several visitors
in town for the Odd Fellows gatherings
attended. The next meeting, May 81,
will be the 10th anniversary of the local
lodge The third and fourth degrees will
be conferred at that time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Mrs. Joseph McVeigh, who has been
i'll and under the care of a nurse, IS about
the house again. The nurse has left.
Little Heren i. Smith of Putney IS
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
C.. r. Prentiss, and aunt, Miss Emma
Mrs. Alton Bryant and infant son
were discharged yesterday from the Mel
rose hospital and went to their home on
Orchard street.
William Wadleigh. Miss Ethel Milling
ton and Rev c. W. Bishop are delegates
to the Baptist state convention at Lud-
low May % to May 24.
DR.. e. r. Lynch operated upon
Thomas Doyle in the Alelrose hospital
removing over two quarts of fluid from
several weeks with pneumonia.
Miss Hanson, nurse, is remaining with
the three little children in the home OF
Miss Laura Powers during the absence
of Miss Powers in Brandon, where she
accompanied the body of Miss Della
Smith for burial.
MIR. and Mrs. C. F. Clark, Miss
Blanche Clark and Miss Mildred Nebbins
OF Greenfield visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs HOyt II. Barber. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Clark and daughter of Lud-
Baptist church, Rev c. w. Bishop
pastor. Sunday morning worship at
1880 with sermon by the pastor. Bible
school at 11.45. The Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening will be union
service with the juniors and Young PeO-
Piles society, led by Miss Elizabeth
Briggs. Friday evening prayer meeting
at 7.30 in the vestry.
First Congregational church, Rev, a.
V. Woodwork minister. Sunday morn
ing service at 1890. f. X. Brown, direc-
tor of Community Service. will speak on
his work Subject, Buried Treasure.
Mr.. Brown also viii tell a story to the
boys and girls. Sunday school at 11.45,
Junior Christian Endeayor meeting at
400 o'clock Christian Endeavor meet
ing at o'clock in the vestry. Subject,
What Christian EndeavOr Does for Me
Leader, James Gibson. Reports will be
given from the Older Girls conference.
The prayer meeting win be held this eve
ming. Subject, The Gospel for AL
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
EXPENSES FULL $500. 600. 900.
Big Reduction in Government Expendi-
lures i'm Past 10 Months.

WASHINGTON, May 1S-Ordinary
government expenditures for the 10
months of the present fiscal year fell
off by almost 81, 500,000,000. compared
with the corresponding period of last
year, while public debt disbursements
declined more than $1,000, 100000, ac-
cording to a statement on government
outlay from July i, 1927, to April 80
1922. issued yesterday by the treasury.
Ordinary expenditures for the 10
months ended with April aggregated
$3.50, 100000, against S4,27S,000,000 a
year ago, while for the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1921. the total was 50, 116, 000,-
600. Public debt disbursements for the
10 months period ended with April
amounted to S5,493, 100000, against
S6,771, 100000, while for the last fiscal
year the total was S9,1S2,000, 900.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

'T guarantee my ointment" says Peterson
Of Buffalo, ITO cure eczema; to stop the itching
at once and any reliable druggist will cheer
fully refund your money if PETERSON'S
OINTMENT doesn't do everything 1 say it
will do"
lillian A. Carley of Franklin, n. Y. is sure
" wise man. He writes: SCI used PETER
SONS OINTMENT on a little boy suffering
terribly with eczema. 1t did the work"
Then there is Alex. Louttel, brave fireman
had an old sore on my leg for many years.
The best doctors failed. PETERSON'S ONT
MENT entirely healed the sore. quickly"
A. Blockeby, stating: "The best thing 1 ever
hit for itching piles is PETERSON'S ONT
MENT.'' A big box for IS cents. Mail orders
filled by Peterson Ointment Co., Inc, Buffalo,
n. Y.-Advertisement
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
WOMEN IN DIOCESE COUNCIL.
Win Places After Hard Fight in Maine
Episcopal Convention.

PORTLAND. Me, May 1S.-Women,
in face of strong opposition. won the
right to places on the diocesan council
of the Maine Episcopal diocese at the
103d annual convention here yesterday.
\ section of the canon establishing a
diocesan council called for four women
members. An attempt was made to
eliminate the provision and to substi-
tute presbyters and laymen, but the
women won, As to "a.
1t is planned that the council shall
administer the work of the missionary,
social and education departments of the
diocese under the bishop as executive
head.
The peaches shipped out of Georgia
in one year would fill a train OF cars 90
miles long.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
BLIND HORSE BREAKS NECK.
PIunges Through Plate Glass Window
and Does $500 Damage

MILFORD, Mass. May 1S.--A blind
horse owned by Hugh Ray and driven by
a boy ran down Main street yesterday
morning. broke loose from the delivery
wagon to which it was attached and
plunged headlong through the plate
glass window of William ]. Carley's
store at Pol Main street.
His head struck the edge of a show
case in the store, breaking his neck. and
the horse died instantly amidst the splin-
tered glass. The horse was worth 500
and the damage it did amounted to $500.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18

unexpected death is most unfortunate.
If his life had been spared he would,
believe, have been very helpful IN the
movement to straighten out our economic
affairs. In nv discussion with him he
did not convey to me the idea that he re-
garded the board of control as usurper
IF legislative functions or as reckless
spender of the states money.
ROLAND Z. STEVENS,
Member of the board of control.
Hartford. 2Iay II, 1922.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18
1000 sHRINERs ATTEND BALL.
annual Festivities of Mount Sinai Gem
pie at Montpelier.

MONTPELIER. May 1S.-One thous-
and Shriners and their women friends
attended the annual Mount Sinai Shrine
concert and ball last night in Montpelier
city hall. 1T followed a banquet at
o'clock Fifty candidates were initiated
at the afternoon business session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
MAKERS Of FERTILIZERS
FORM COOPERATIVE PACT
Sevenly-F'ivc Firms Join As
sociatcd Fertilizer Manu-
facturcrs of America.

NDRFOI.k VA. May 18th.
Eastern Cotton oil Company and
IN" Virginia Hide aud Fur COMPANY
~ TINS City are parties TO Il new
corporation formed by seventy nvo
FERTILIZER manufacturers in various
parts Of tn. country for the purpose
II combining their interests in tho
purchase ~ materials.
IN" Associated Fertilizer Manu-
farturcrS OF America. As the new
corporation Will be known. Was d"G-
nItcly organized in Washington. AMI
W y. Gregory. OF the Eastern Cot
tom oil Company. was made a vice
president and director. Everett l..
Fi"ld. OF tin" Virginia Hide and Fur
CHmrany. was mad" trcasure
organization OF the company i re-
gard.d as one Of the mos; import
ant steps that independent fertilizer
manufacturers have taken in years
1t will afford them an opportunity
for economy in TN purchase and
importation OF materials that only
tho largest firms have hitherto on
joycd
The company Will have a capital
stock OF S25o.oo0 divided into 2.50d
shares OF 500 par value. Its an
nounccd objects are 10 MANUFACTURES,
buy. sell. import, cxpor, and gen
orally deal in acid phosphate and
other fertilizer materials. either as
principal or as agent or broker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
RICHMOND BROKERS
ENTER NORFOLK FIELD
LSpecinl u The Times. Disnntch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA. May i2.-fryan.
Kemp and Company, stock brokers,
of Richmond. have taken over the
Norfolk office of Livingston * Co.
formerly operated as branch OF the
hTm 81 r.. and g Randolph.
BERNARD G. Smith. who was man
aEer OF tho office under fhe Randolph
hrm ana t"r Livingston Il CO., will
he retained AZ the head of tho Tazc-
well street establishments The Al
lantic city Office of Livineton & Co
is not involved in the transfer.
Bryan, Kemp e Co. have offices
in Richmond and Petersburg, and ar.
members Of the New York Stock FIX
change. the Chicago BOARD Of Trade.
the New York curb Market. the Nnw
York Cotton Exchange and the Rich
mond Stock Exchange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
CLINCHFIELD ROAD
SHOW NEAT INCREASE
frst Mortgage 81 OF ia3S Sell rs High
ms OI--Compnny Now sound
FInnucIulIy.

The Wall Street Journal says:
Last week Carolina, Clinchfcld e.
OHIO first mortgage 5s OF le3S sold
as high as - and as low as S.
Price changes went by jumps. not
by fractions Of point. One days
closing price would he %. up four
points FOR the day: next days close,
s.. down four. and SO on.
Investment position Of these bonds
does not seem 10 warrant such large
spreads III day to day quotations
Earnings for 1921 show over 81
100000 surplus after all charges. n
- per con, increase over 1870. Gross
incom" for FIRST three months Of 1922
was si.S6l.3iS compared with ST.
T53.2T5 for go. Net was sGSS.5SN.
against s4i2.i2@ for 1921. This roads
ccrnings showed an increase in gross
as well as net whereas most roads
in 1921 showed decrease In gross
hut increase In net due TO curtan-
ment OF maintenance expenditures
Clinchheld has kept its equipment
in excellent condition. Company is
now In sound financial condition with
no imminent maturitieS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
APRIL CONSUMPTION OF
COTTON SHOWS CAIN
taY as,1uiaie1 9rsss

wssilINGTON. May l3.-cotton
consumed during April amounted 10
1855 bales Of llnc and 463Ss bales
% !mt.rS. compared with 4oa,2i7 Of
lin; and iS227 or un,ers IN April last
year. tho Census Bureau announced
today.
cotton hold Apru 20 in consuming
establishments amounted t. l.A5S.2i3
bales OF line and 1854 o, ltnters.
compared with l.3l5.7Os Of lint and
2i5.'S5 OF liut"rs n year age and
IN public storage and ut congresses
3.2li3N6 of lint and lisl53 OF llnters,
compared Win 5.0e6.s9I OF hints and
3oid29 ~ linters.
Imports during April amounted 70
i5.li3 bales compared with 1871 in
Aprii las; yea.
EXPORTS during April amounted to
"l2.GJ" bales iaCiuTluC 1883 bales of
lint.rs, compared with 3ts,e33 bales.
including 4,IiS OF lintcrs in April last
year
Tho number OF spindles active dur
Ing April numbered 3lSS9.25s com
pared with 32.597453 in April last
year.
Details for cotton growing states
are: Consumed during April 2s7.3os.
bales compared with 24s.S7s bales in
Aprtl last year. Cotton on hand
Nprii 30 IN consuming establishments
was 6a6.2o bales compared with
5aS,oi@ Last Year and I'm public stor-
age and at sompr"sscs 2.796s3s COM
pared with i.5i7 "02 a year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
\ Little Talk on Thrift
~, =. ". strnus,
President American Society for
Thrift.

Live within your means. Th.s may
seem like tri," advice. yet II !; we're
universally followed = large measure
Of human suffering would be clint
mated
II is on" Of the shprtcominrs 81
many persons in all walks Of III. tina,
they do no, keep th"lr expenditures
With1n the limits OF their income. Tho
desire 10 MAKE a showing. TO attract
attention and 10 enjoy the ,ransitory
pleasures Of tho day. are. In large
measure. responsible for this cvil.
This is not said in condemnation az
IA" finer things OF life. II mus, be
remembered that what may b.. per
fccuy prudent spending 70. one may
be the height OF .NtraNaganc" Tor
another. Conditions III If. vary
Each person must r"Euiat. his own
expenses IA Keeping with his own
incom" b"caus. IL il only In this way
that Individual progress can be made
=" dr.ft along from day 70 day
without getting ahead is tn, worst
form OF acknowledgements and folly
Tor Il ~ hound to bring unhappincss
II not absolute ruin. II hurts no one
to he deprived OF "A Few passing pleas
Ures In order to make provision FOR
me future. II is through experience
az TINS Kind that strong characters
are formed ana moral strength IS gen
Grated To Si.ld 10 temptation and
he continually spending money for
cphemera' joye which should be laid
away for future uses has most de
terioratinE effect.
No matter what conditions in NE
may be with YOU. above all things
else live within your means. To do
<" VIII bring rewards in later years
that VIII we'll repay ycu for every
priVation and Inconvenience YOU SUI
fer. II your income is limited. your
savings, Of course, VIII necessary hn
small, but tho amount that YOU lay
by AZ regular intervals is Of secondary
Importance to the fact that you save
No matter what your cir
cnmstAnces may be. therefore, live
within your means.