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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02
a tone that betrayed a vague resent

a tone that betrayed a vague resent
ment as well as q definite surprise.
"Nina, DEAR" Harriet accepted
Nina's kiss warmly. "Are you glad
to see met" And as Nina stumbled
In and established herself, Harriet
continued easily: "Your father and
/ had a talk, my dear, and he sug-
gested that / come back for q while.
SO Hansen picked me up at the once
and here / ami He tried to telephone
you, l know, but you were out. And
now" said Harriet. glancing at her
wrist watch, ~ think we will go right
home, please, Hansent"
Nina had been her own mistress
for several delicious weeks, and to
have any sort Of restriction again was
very unpalatable to her. She sulked
all the way home and Madame Garter,
meeting them at Crownlands. gazed
rather stonily at the newcomer. grant
ing her only the briefest greeting. But.
oh, how homelike and welcoming the
beautiful place, mantled In snow,
looked to Harriet's eyes. The snap
ping fires, the warmth and fragrance
Of the big rooms and the very obvious
welcome of the maids, all en-
chanting to her. Her first duty was
to make a brief tour below stairs, at
ter which she went M to her own
room.
When they returned from Hunting
ton in the fall, she and Nina, at Rich
ards suggestion, had taken Isabelle's
handsome rooms, turning both into
bedrooms and sharing the dressing
rooms and bath that Joined them. II
was here that Harriet found Nina
awaiting her, still with her hat on
ande8oitering with obvious discomf'
ture.
Miss Harriet I" Nina said with q
RUSH" "You are so sweet about things
IikA this, I wonder If you will MIND
taxing the yellow guest room-it'i
really much larger-and leaving THU
room? You see, when have friends
Harriet, at the dressing table, hat
raised her hands to remove her hat
Like any general, she realized TIN
crisis of the apparently unimportan
moment and met 1t by instinct.
"But you have an extra bed, beside
the couch, in your room, Nina J"
Nina cleared her throat, threw bac
her head, regarded Harriet betwee
h~alf-closed eyelids in a manner Harrie
realized was new. and drawled:
81 know. But II you would be g
very kind--T
"DO you know, I'm afraid / shan't b
30 very kind!" Harriet said, brisk,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER Harriet Field; twenty
sight years old and beautiful, is the So
secretary Of the firtatious Mrs. lsas
belle Carter. at "Crownlands, McnaIo
Carriers home, and governess OF lI-year-
old Nina Carter. Ward. t~wenty-tour years
old and unreasonable, fancies himseit IN
love with his mothers ATTRACTIVE secr9-
tary. Mrs. Carriers latest analr
with young Anthony Pope, and une youen
10 taking Ii very seriously.
CHAPTER M.-Presiding over the tea
cups this summer afternoon. haft1et =
Visitor' Royal siondin a. Next day. s. .
tee party In the city. Blondin makes ~. -
impressior on the unsophisticateo pfl
CHAPTER III. Hasr4ers agitation
oyer one appearance O ionc, ,.ct
that he had been q disturbing eiement
her life ten years before. 2 en9 ISA,s
him The man is an ayowed aovsncntgs'
living on the gullibility Of az risn-
He frankly announces to Harriet his n
tention Of marrying Nina. 2 2 sns
daughter Of the wealthy. Ricnasd Sa[ssL;
her 70 aid him. She b. in q sense N ne
power. and after pleading with n,m W
abandon his scheme agrees TO follow .
noliny Of Neutrality.
CHAPTER w.-Harriet visits her mar
Red sister. LINDA Davenport, with whom
she had had her home during ner unLoIs
tunate acquaintance with n ano
tells her OF his temperance. me i've
women, realizing the INSCRIPTIONS nature
Of the man, view the future with appre-
hension.
CHAPTER v. knowing the tender
feeling she has inspired In Ward Carter.
Harriet IL tempted to marry him Tor tne
position and wealth he can give ner'
though realizing she does not love MN.
Blmdin n ~ingratiated himselr WlCn
Madame Carter, Richards mother, .ano
she 10 whoie-heartedly In favor OF ns
marriage with Nina. Ward urges Har-
rtet to marry him at once. sh procras'
tinats&
CHAPTER vI.-Angered at his wife's
too open filtration with young Anthony
Pope, Richard Carter markedly shows ms
resentment Isabelle, ardently returning
her youthful lovers attachment, elope'
with him on his yacht. and pursuit u
useless. The news OF the sensational az
fair, exaggerated, of course. by gossip
is kept as much as possible from being
public property.
CHAPTER VII. - Ward Carter agair
urges Harriet to marry him, but she can
!, not bring herself to an alliance with MN
merely for the sake Of self dvancement
/ and refuses. TIL fact of Mrs. Carter
elopement becomes public. Harriet's ca
pable managing hand Is more than eve
needed at "Crownlands," and despite IN
complications she foresees as inevitaol
she decidas tn reimain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02
CANT ITEMS.

Gloomy weather we are having
now. Getting the roads in a bad
shape for those that have to move.
Lock RomdalI has had a very sick
boy with pneumonia but is better at
this writing. =
Bro. Herndon preached at Salt
River Sunday morning but on account
of rain didn't preach Sunday night. ~
L. McCarty and sLurk Spencer were
in Mexico on business Saturday.
The party at Eassr Sims Friday
night was largelyeattended by young
and old. All enjoyed the music made
by their Silvertone Hctrola.
Those thatwent Itoithehome of Clyde
Wilson and wife Sunday to help sur
prise him ON his 33rd birthday were
Br. Herndon, v. v. Smith and family,
". C. McCowen and family, Edgar
Sims and family, Willie Edwards and
family, viii Wilmot and family, Hal.
ley Brown and family, John School
and family, Royand Showers and fam
lily, Richie Bryson and wife, Lillian
Bryson sister of Mrs. Wilson's. AL
took we'll filled baskets that contained
good eats and put them with the goot
things Mrs. Wilson had prepared
Several more wer invited to come bu'
on the account Of sickness in thei
homes. failed to arrive. All enjoyet
the day. 2l
L. McCarty, v. v. Smith,, Geo
Brown went to Mexico Monday to ge
the fine hogs theiy bought at Con
sidine and Sons sale.
Aunt Betty McCarty, Mrs. Get
Brown, Lotto NevinsSand q little son Q
ESlanterbacks are on. the sick list.
Mrs. Joe Smith gathered in IL
eggs last Sunday.
Mrs. Considine is visiting at Mr.
! Kate McCarty's.
! Allen Duffy and Willie Edward
: were in Mexico Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

you're one of my duties here. you
know, little girl, and I think Daddy
would prefer to have me near youl
Now, If you like to ask him, perhaps
he'll not agree with me; in which case
/ shall move Immediately But mean
while"
Nsna's face was scarlet /; she left the
room abruptly. A moment or two later
Harriet l~saurtered into the adjoining
room, and found her again. The young
or girl was assuming q ruffled and be-
ribboned negligee, and tossing her
rap and street dress about careless
". Harriet noted this with disapprOv-
ing ewes, but said nothing. There was
an immense picture Of Mrs. Tabor on
the dressing table, and she found Ia
that q sudden solution OF the strange
change in Nina.
"sWith Ladybird's unending devo-
lion, to Ninette.'" read Harriet. from
the inky scrawl across the picture
DO you call her Ladybird. Ninaf You
and she have formed a pretty strong
friendship. haven't youf"
aoh, something more than thatF
Nina drawled In her new manner
aShe,s the best sortin d
aDoes she have my room when shs
!, svm nnrss nI' NOW. my DEAR 81,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

Raw Bushnell Of Laddonia has been
admitted to Audrain HOSPITAL for
treatment.
Mrs. It. Hagood Of Wellsville I'M
derwent an operation at Amanda
Hospital Thursday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02
The Greatest Mineral fixture
EVER OFFERED

The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton has been, and is now conducting tests
on the feeding Of minerals to swine. In
their Circular No. 70, just issued, the re-
suits of a preliminary test conducted with
gifts over a period of about seven months
is given.
In their circular Prof. John M. Evvard
says: THE test covered the breeding
season and pregnancy period of the gifts,
and also a two months sucking period on
the gifts and their filters. Four groups of
ten gifts each were fed ~ iEs :
One group received no minerals. The
other three groups each received a different
mineral mixture. Group 4 received what
was designated in this experiment as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02
Az The Hospitals.

Mrs. w. E. Kerr of Laddonia is do
ing nicely at Audrain Hospital fell
lowing an operation.
Mrs. Hodge of Centralia was ad-
mitted to Amanda Hospital Wednes-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

@Harriet, Ais Arm Was About Her
New, EiIs Veice Gloss 70 Her Ear,
~pon't Let Those Years With Rich
People spoil You fer the Real
Thing, Dear"
MS voice close to her ear, don't let
those years with rich people spoil you
for the real thing. deart"
She looked up at him, with some
thing wistful In her blue eyes. In
stantly she saw leap to his face the
look he had hidden so many years;
she heard a new ring In his voice.
"Ah-you darling! You viii? You'll
let me tell them-T
EMO, no, mol" Half-angry, half
sorry, she put away his embrace. It'll
-Dayy, / hate to spoil your Christ
mas day. don't know what to say!
I'll think about It'll"
She turned to 60 home. Her heart
was lead within her.
II suppose there's no help for It,"
she thought, In a panic. "LindaW
see-itI all be out in five seconds! ="
But Linda met them at the door, full
Of an announcement.
"Harriet, Mr.. Carter is herel"
SMr.-who?"
Back cam the tide with a great
rush, nothing else mattered. For a
moment Harriet was turned to stone.
Then in a dream Of radiance and de-
tight she went into the little parlor,
and Richard Carter stood up to greet
her, and there was nobody else in the
world. Linda had introduced herself
David was introduced. Harriet glanced
shout helplessly: he had not come
here to say Merry Christmas" surely,
II suggested that Hansen take the
little people for a lve-minutes' drive
ne explained, "and then I shall have
10 hurry back. 1 wanted to speak Il
you on a matter Of business, Miss
Field. / wonder-since you're vel
wrapped--if we might walk to the cor
ner and meet them I'll only steal yot
from your family for five minutes"
Certainly !" Harriet's heart wa
singing. She was hardly conscious o
what he said; 1t was enough that HI
had sought her out, that she was Il
have one more word with him.
II came here to discuss my owl
plans, Miss Fields he said at the gate
''but q hint from your sister has mad
me fear that perhaps / am too lats
She tells me that you may be maxim
plans OF your own"
'David7' Harriet said, resentfull,
have no plans with Davidl" sh
said, simply. ~
Il didn't know Richard answere,
Il came to ask yen to come bacl
Things are in an absolute mess wit
M. We have not had o serene moneF
since you left us-three weeks ago.
TO 60 blackjack to Crownlands
Harriet's spirit scared. She knew 81
must 60 backi She had only despaire
Of their ever needing her again. Ever
fiber Of her being strained toward Il
old life.
LINDA, my sister, thinks 1t won
be unwise.p she began. The man I
terrupted her.
aaThere has been a new turn
events, Miss Field. I had some info
nation last night which may make
difEerence,s he said. gravely. Il !
ceiyed q wire from Pope. in Franz
NJ Observation-Disclosures on an Operi
Ing table yesterday afternoon,
Paris"
Harriet, stupefed, could only 70
Ut him fxedIy for d long minute. g
aips parted, bur she did not speak.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02
The Weekly Ledger's New Serial Story =

A. P. Green, R. M. White and Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Brown went to
Columbia Wednesday to attend a
Round Table Club dinner this even
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

The movement to eliminate Hit
eracy in the United States by the
next census in 1880 is an activity
everyone should be interested IN.
However it will no doubt meet with
the disapproval of the political DEM
agogue as it also means his elimin-
alton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

Marshall Paterson 81 COiuribia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brooks Of Hat
ton and Charles Robinson OF McCredie
hayebeen the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Fl. Patterson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02
EPWORTH LEAGUE OF
METHODIST CHURCH GETS
SILVER LOVING CUP

The Methodist Epworth League
now has a silver loving cup. The
Moberly and Methodist Churches tied
for the cup in a contest last May and
il was decided that each league should
Get the cup for six months. The cup
is now on display in the Epworth
League room Of the church here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

Miss Elva Grimes of Hardin Col
lege returned to Mexico Tuesday after
spending the weekend with Miss
Helen Hurd of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

AIS. 4Daesson Of Clumbia was 2
business visitor in Mexico Wednes-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

Miss Marie Fairchild returned to
Mexico Wednesday after visiting Miss
Margaret Harris Of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02
Welcome 10 Mexico.

j. H. Cruson and family, Of Ar
kansas, have moved to this city TO re-
side. The Ledger joins n welcoming
them to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

"FAIRLY COMPLETE MINERAL
MIXTURE" Prof. Evvard says: sIn
many particulars, Group 4, receiving the
fairly complete mixture made the best
showing"
All groups receiving a mineral supple
ment made a better showing than the nc
mineral ~group-thus proving conclusively
the value Of minerals to supplement swine
rations.
The formula for the FAIRLY COM
PLETE MIXTURE, as worked out and
used at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment
Station, is the exact formula now being
manufactured by THE ACME MINERAL
COMPANY of WHEATON, ILLINOIS.
and selling under the trade name Of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

SUBSCRIBE Fob TIE LErcER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

1.-THE reason why the mineral lots farrowed more pigs is
no-mineral lot. Only four farrowed in lot /, six in lot 2,
seven in lot 3, and nine in lot 4. Naturally nine sows should
farrow more pigs than four" a,ayxs ssH.-e@u1 ~ - @t
Thmew were bod sovs in h lot Lo one was fed NoNnrerks& Lots 2and g. were led different
mineral mixtures Lot vast Prof vmds conpeeM Mineral Mixture which is sold M BY h s. uaens
the taa cnddedt THE Iowa Experimental Snhona df your owsA Acme NinGasw which will con-,
dMon your sos and onyo cost SIC Sc per month. @Q pounds fesf Hyb ooiSowss xm months Ja
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

Upon your request We viii mail to you the formula # the COMPLETE MINER
you this Mineral Mxtre ready mixed, or we will ship to you each ingredient sacked 81
hnndred-and you can mix il yourself. @MA... .a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

Prof. John M. Evvard, of the Iowa
Experiment Station, made test of
Mineral Mixtures on brood sows.
In his letter, dated July S, 1921, to
G M. Rowe, of Elgin, Illinois, he
says: .~T D..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-02

HOGS ARK MAKING
and are deserving the BEST MINERAL MIX.
CINE MINERALS, fed TO brood sows, will produce Ac
LARGER LITTERS, STRONGER, LARGER PIGS Won
with MORE BONE and FRAME. Il.
ACME MINERALS, fed. to the pigs, produces MORE -
MnrJEy And ;Ts,nroves the general Condition. e77TT less
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13
SIX GLASSES Il DAY

the chemical odors from the skin
But II you have filled your system
with water two or three hours be.
fore going out, your skin will have
a delicious. natural odor. You car
so saturate your system with pure
water that all these fatty and acid
odors become highly diluted and
can scarcely be detected.
Regularity I'm Habits.
He allows as much water at your
meals as you want.
Look at horse" he says. He
drinks when he is thirsty and n,
drinks all he wants. Take water
away from a horse and keep II
away. and his coat soon becomes
dull and sticky and the light goes
out of his eyes. Remember tina,
horses coat of hair corresponds
to your skin. Deprive yourself OF
water and your skin becomes dull
sticky and malodorous."
Allowing any of the CASTOR mate,
rial Of the stomach and intestines, e
he says. Ito remain in the loweI
bowel, will cause a muddy and pim.
pied skin. The reason is plain. I,
putref1es. forms gases and acids
which are reabsorbed into your sys-
tenn and taken into the blood
which later on shows in the face
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13
Listening-In Concerts.
GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED.
TOnlcht mt s.


Capitol Radio Sales Agency, ~
Eleventh street northwest.
Peoples Dxug Store, Seventh and
E streets northwest.
Rice's Orange Beverage Parlor.
Eighth and E strets southeast.
Foy's Radio Supply House, 502
Eighth stree southeast.
Store Hours Only.
Programs Daily, 4: to 1 and 4 to
$3.50 p. m.
Dubleday-Hill Electric Company,
us Twelfth street
Thomas F. williams, Inc, 1924
New York avenue.
National Electric Supply Store,
1880 New York avenue.
Gibson Company. s1s G street
northwest
The Radio Shop. 1921 C street
northwest.
Hines Auto Supply Co., s2o D
street northwest.
Quality Accessory Company, 1917
H street northeast.
Harry c. Grove, Inc, 1910 G street
northwest.
John c. Rau, 524 Twelfth street.
White and Boyer. 912 Thirteenth
street northwest.
Arcade Electric Company. Four
teenth and Park road
Lansburgh and Brc ther, 420
Seventh street northwest.
Woodward and Lothop, Eleventh
and strets.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13

placed by solo and orchestra music.
Then followed a period Of special
ties which continues to date.
The Hecht Company was the
first In Washington to start the
broadcast features and included in
it's programs such numbers as re-
tail merchant reports; addresses by
leading officials. and the appear
ance OF entire troupes of theatri-
cal companies appearing locally.
A most unusual program in its
departure from the hxed forms OF
entertainment will be given this
evening when wEAS. The Hecht
Company. broadcasts the musical
selectiones played by Gonzell White
and her "Jazzers of real Jazz" This
troupe of colored musicians now
appearing at the Gayety Theater
with Jimmie Cooper's Beauty Re
view. is noted for its combinations
of singing playing and whistlinG
songs. The broadcast program
will start promptly at Z:
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13
Held on Burglary Charge.

Arthur Manning. alias Manning Ar
thur, alias william Moore, colored
was held for the grand Jury yesterday
in Police Court under $1,000 bond
on a charge OF housebreaking and lar
ceny. The accused is said TO have
broken into the store OF Morris Pittle
at $500 Fourteenth street northwest
on August II and stolen fifteen suits
of clothes valued at $50 each and one
suit valued at $40.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13

He urges regularity in habits Of
toilet, drinking. quantities Of water.
and taking fruit stewed or ripe every
morning. .=-.-
Other foods which are laxative are
prunes. figs. most fruits. except ba-
nanas. all fresh vegetables. especially
greens, wheat bran and whole grain
cereals. Oils are laxative. Olive oil
on fresh fruit and vegetable salads Is
particularly good. Mineral oil taken
at night before retiring. Is helpful in
lubricating the bowels. But granted a
reasonable time to improve your con-
dition with six glasses of wafer a day
and a wholesome diet. the oil should
be discontinued for the more natural
and healthy system o: internal
cleansing.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13
RADIO NEWS And VIEWS

America; final baseball scores; clos
ing prices on stocks, bonds grain,
coffee and sugar.
$40 p. m.-"Styles in Ocean
Travel" by David Lindsay, Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine.
$50 p. m.-Concert.
9:20 p. m.-Musical program by
the Park City Trio of West Orange
KDkA-PITTSBURGH.
Daily.
to 9:l5 a. M, 1880 a. m. to / 3
m.-Music.
gao and p. m.-Baseban scores.
500 p. m.-An address by F. II.
Babcock. supervisor of safety OF
the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Raii-
road. Pittsburgh, on the Careful
Crossing Campaign.
500 p. m.-Concert. Program
Piano solo. "Marche des Trouba-
dours." Roubier. Charles Stitt: bari
tone solos The Rosary" Nevin.
with violin obTigato; Because"
| d'Hardelot: 1T Was Dream
/ (Spanish). with obligato); Chants
| Hindou" lin French), Bemberg (with
violin obligato). Tell Her at Twi-
] ght" (English), Donaldson: Mia
! Soca Sara la Mia Bandieria" Ital-
ian), Rotoli; Donna Vorrei Morir'
! Utalian) Tosti; violin solos, "Minuet
/ in G." Beethoven; Norwegian
Dance" Grieo; Hungarian Dance
No. 81" Brahms: Perfect Day"
| Bond.
KYw-CHICAGO.
Daily.
| 9:25 a. m. to I p. m.-Reports and
news.
S p. m.-Musical program.
Observation-Disclosures.
MASS.
10 a. m. and nearly every hour
until 9 p. m.-ReportS news and
music.
500 p. m.-Market report. U. s.
Bureau OF Agriculture Economics
| ass meters).
$50 p. m.-Boston police reports.
Boston police headquarters. Latest
news flashes; early sports news
Boston American.
500 p. m.-Evening program:
Advantages Of Farming In Massachusetts. -
by John W. Ptaisted. Of the Massachu.
setts Department OF Agriculture.
II.
Miss J. UIrics Grant. graduate reader Of
Emerson College Of orstory.
l. - Yankee In Love-. Anon
:. Pigs Is Pigs. Ellis Parker Butler
Final baseball scores-Boston American.
".
Walter I. Cowlishaw. baritone and director
Of the Roslindale Baptist Church. ac-
cumpanied by Miss Lena Is. Knox. pianist
|. (aI slave Song" ...............S Selected
Cbl Night still Calm" "............L Luther
. fal Under the Rose. ".........F Folk Song
ibI "Because' ................d ID Hardelot
:. Creole Love Song '................Bu Buck
wsB-ATLANTA. GA.
4S5 Meters.
Daily.
| n. M. - Weather reports and
summary for Cotton States.
$3.50 p. m.-Closing market quo
tations and government reports.
800 Meters.
/ p. m.-Concert for Industrial
employees.
to Z p. m.-News bulletins.
S to . and HIS to 1915 p. M
Address and concert.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13
Station Calls.

Q Will you please tell me where
the following stations are located:
SAC. NFF, .3BAX. 3AFO and 3XLX?
j. G.
A. SAC is J. w Little. 1885 Lincoln
Way. San Francisco: NFF is a call
no longer used: was perhaps con-
fused with MSS, Annapolis, Md !:
3BA%, not listed; 3AFO. James
Hague. lis f. Maple Place, Mer-
chantsville. N. j.: 3XL Alfred Cross
ley. $500 Illinois Avenuee. Wash
ington. d. c.
Q. Will you kindly publish the
names and cities where stations
WZAA and WBAI are located? !
Cften hear them about . p. M
c. NJ. B.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13
MorningJudge
By Rudolph Perkins.

Eddie Downs rooms In the same
house yith Annie Russell and her
husband.
The other day. Annie said. Eddie
got soused and threatened to mur-
der everyone in the house and then
set fire to IL.
Eddie said he did no such thing.
He admitted that he bough liquor
every Saturday night. as in the
old days, but stated that the Russel,
family were just naturally sore AZ
him because he yelled when some
body stole twenty-five graphsphone
records from him.
The court took his personal bonds
not to kill anyone.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13
HOROSCOPE
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. II. Isza.

Good and evil influences contend
today, according to astrology.
While Saturn is friendly Uranus
is strongly adverse.
II is a rule under which many
Industries should benent. the stars
promising prosperity to owners
and better pay TO workers.
The earth In TO give forth great
wealth before the end Of the year
and this is held 90 mean that both
mining and drilling for oil will
bring great results.
This Is a day when the spirits
of both men and women may BE-
depressed. for Uranus 10 in a place
making for lack OF cenndences< <ln
ones abilities.
The planetary government IL not
promising for artists and sculptors
who must seek money through the
by-products of their best talents.
Following a period OF depression
among American writers and
painters a national project Is to
give great impulses to all the finer
things.
Americans are TO gain greatly in
their creative and interpretatiye
power, Il IL prophesied. but they
must gain through spiritual rather
than material ambitions.
All the signs appear 20 promise
a return to saner thoughts and
actions. The seers prophesy that
gayety that presses the lines OF
dissipation will be no longer ac-
cepted in the polite world.
Persons whose birthdate Il is
have the augury OF real advance
ment in business or professional
life, but they may suffer losses.
They should make no changes.
Children born on this day are
likely to have great charm OF per-
sonality. but they may be rad
managers OF financial matters
They have the power to gain sue
cess.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-13

Copyright. 1922. by Charles scribner's Sons.