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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-01
Good Whistler story.

Zone of Whistler's stories was of
Burne-Iones and himself going to a
country fair and wandering into a
sideshow to see a tattooed lady-and
he was afraid to say how many sub
5ects were tattooed on heron one knee
the American Eagle, on the other, the
Union Jack, and on her back Leonar-
dos Last Supper. And she really was
amazing. and they enjoyed it hugely.
Some four or FIVE years afterward, in
London. Burne-Jones burst in upon
Whistler, and told him the same tat
tooed lady was at the Aquarium, and
they must 90 and see her again. And
they went and she had grown very
stout In the meanwhile and when they
looked at the Last Supper. all the
apostles wore broad grin. From
1.-The Whistler Journal by f. r.. and
]. Pennell.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is given that Emily N.
Hoffman has the registration books
of Rathdrum precinct open at her
home 10 Rathdrum each Saturday
during May, June and July, and each
Saturday from August 5th TO and
including Novembe 4th, from a,
M. to o. NJ. and from Z p. IN. to &
D. N. for registering voters OF said
precinct for the Primary Election on
August ], 1922, and for the General
Election November Z, 1922.
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Notice Of Sheriff Sale Under Foreclosure
STATE OF IDAHO. IS.
County OF Kootenai.
Adele G. Tillman, Plaintiff.

J. C. Bean and Ida M. Bean. husband and
wife Blanche |. Stowe and Thomas c. DOo-
little, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of decree Of FORE
closure and order OF sale issued out OF the
District Court OF the Eighth Judicial District
Of the State OF Idaho. in. and for Kootena
County in the above entitled action on the
2st day of August, 1922 wherein Adele c.
against j. q. Bean and Ida M, Bean. husband
and wife, Blanche |. Stowe and Thomas O.
Doolittle, as defendants, which said judy
ment and decree was on said Dist day OF
ments at page and the Judgment roll filed
and said Judgment docketed In the office OF
the Clerk of said Court l am commanded to
sell all Of those certain lots, pieces or parcels
of land lying and being situated IN Kootenai
County, Idaho, described as follows;
The East half of the Northwest quarter
and strip of land 20 rods wide along the
entire East side of the West half of the
Northwest quarter, all in Section Thirty-two
!S2) Township Fifty three 1881 North. OF
Range Three l3l West of the Boise Meridian
containing about 100 acres more or less, to-
gether with all and singular the tenements
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anyway appertaining.
Public notice is hereby. given that on the
18th day Of September, 1922 at the hour OF 10
O'Clock An. ,of that day,in front OF the front
door of the Court house OF Kootenai County
Idaho, at Occur d'Alene, l will, in obedience
above described property.or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said Judg-
ment, together with interest and COSTS ut
public auction, to the highest and best
States.
Dated at Occur d'Alene, Idaho, this 22nd
day of August, A ID. 1922
T. L. QUARLES.
Sheriff in and Tor Kootenai County, Idah O.
Pub At Aug 25,Sept 1, s Is,
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Idaho State News Items.

Idaho furnishes two-thirds Of the
worlds pea seed.
Moscow has IA mill school levy,
as against 3 mills last year.
There are now 295 prisoners In the
Idaho penitentiary.
Fifty thousand automobile licenses
have been issued 10 Idaho so far this
year.
The Bull school district has cut
$40, 600 from the annual expenses
since last year.
Red clover seed, being hulled by
growers on the Boise project, is
bringing between $I2 and SIS a
hundred pounds, dealers report. Re-
cleaned seed is commanding slightly
higher price.
The state has apportoned $9l99 OF
federal and state Smith Hughes
funds among "a high schools which
are Carrying on vocational agricul-
ture.
The Great Helena Mining and Mill.
ing company Of Kellogg, capitalized
at $500, 900, has filed articles of
Incorporation at Boise.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-01

~ The New Orleans observance Of the
Aardi Gras has been growing steadily
since Its establishment in 1880, and Is
now numbered among the most bril-
liant of the public and social festivi-
ties Of the United States. HIS Ma
jesty Rex, the king Of the carnival.
nrst rode at the head of body of
Arabic troops in honor of the Russian
Grand Duke Alexis in 1872. The ex-
pertinent was n success, and Rex be-
came an established favorite. The
Mystic Crewe of COmus," however.
antedates this portion of the carnival
by some Is years, for it was in 1857
that the first Mystic Crewe" appeared
in a fantastic night parade of gor-
geous floats, manned by masked rev.
elers. But so many additions have
been made to the Mardl Gras that now
Tex and Comus are only two features
Ola magnificent celebration which en-
braces the entire city.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION FOF
FOR
OF RATHDRUM, IDAHO, TO BE HELD
ON SEPTEMBER 20. 1922.

SPECIAL ELECTION OF THE VILLAGE
OF RATHDRUM. IDAHO, TO BE HE'LL
| ON SEPTEMBER 20, 1922
| NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that al
electors Of said State who shall have resided
within the limits of Rathdrum, Idaho, fol
three 90 months preceding the Special NUM-
cipal Coupon Bond Election to be held in the
said Village on Tuesday the Goth day ri
| September, 1922, and who are taxpayers
thereof. shall be entitled to vote ut such
election. provided, such elector is registered
as, and In. the manner provided by law.
That it shall be necessary for all such
electors so qualified to vote at said Special
Municipal Coupon Bond Election to register
in order to vote at such election.
That the undersigned, j. r. NJ Culp,
Village Clerk, is the registrar and will
register. electors at his office located in the
building at present occupied by the Rath-
drum Tribune Publishing Company situate
on First Street in said Village of Rathdrum.
That beginning on the 2sth day of August,
1922, and continuing during office hours of
each day thereafter, except Sunday and
legal holidays, until and including the Sat
urday next preceding the election. the
undersigned, j. R. NJ. Culp. Village Clerk and
qualified to vote at said election.
That on the Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day next preceding such election the under
signed Village Clerk and Registrar, will
register electors who are qualified to vote for
such election during the hours from GA. M.
to 2. M. and from p. NJ. to P. NJ, and
That registration for said election will
close at o'clock. p. NJ. on the Saturday
preceding the date OF such Special Bond
Election.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and by virtue OF the authority in
me vested by the Laws of the State of Idaho |
and ordinances of the Village OF Rathdrum. |
Idaho. have hereunto affixed the official |
seal of said Village of Rathdrum, a munich |
pal corporation of the State OF Idaho, this
'ith day of August, A. d. 1922
j. Z. NJ. CULP,
'llage SeaD Clerk of the Village of
Rathdrum, County of
kootenai. State of
Idaho.
First Publication, Aug. 25. 1922
Last Publication, Sept. %, 1922
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Butter wrappers printed at The
Tribune office, 500 for $500; 1000 for
$500. Smaller quantities at reasona-
BILE es.-adv.
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A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS

The uniform success that has
attended the use OF Chamberlain's
Cole and Diarrhoea Remedy IN the
relief and cure Of bowel complaints,
both for children and adults, has
brought it into almost universal use,
so that it is practically without a
rival and as everyone who has used 1t
knows, it is without an equal. ad
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O. Read THE RATHDRUM
TRIBUNE, $3.50 per year. If

AS purgative, Chamberlain's
Tablet are the exact thing required
Strong enough for the most robust,
mild enough for children. They cause
an agreeable movement of the bowels
without any of that terrible gripping
They are easy and pleasant to take
and agreeable In effect. adv S
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Made Quite Sure of Death.

a Ranisgate (England) man to make
quite SUI that he would not be buried
alive made three conditions in his
will. Firstly, that his body be placed
for three days in a room where a good
fire was kept up, so that If he were
only in a coma he would show signs
of life secondly, that his main artery
be cut and. thirdly, that he be buried at
sea, without being enclosed in a cot
fin. All three requests have been car
ried out His body was, again at his
own request placed upon an oak tray
and wrapped in crepe. With heavy
weights attached, 1t was committed to
the deep, near the Goodwin sands, the
religious ceremony having taken place
on land. Boatmen and undertakers
only were present at the sea ceremony.
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MEN WANTED

The Northern Pacific Railway
Company Will employ men at rates
prescribed by the United States Rail
road Labor Board, as follows:
Machinists. zoe per hour
Blacksmiths. zoe per hour
Sheet Metal Workers -. zoe per hour
Electricians. roc per hour
Stationary Engineers. Various rates
Stationary Firemen Various rates
Boilermakers. roc TO 70hc per hour
Passenger Car men zoe per hour
Freight Car men. CSC per hour
Helpers, all classes. ..-. .47c per hour
Mechanics and helpers are allowed
time and one-half for time worked 10
excess OF eight hours per day.
Young men who desire to learn
these trades will be employed and
given an opportunity to do so.
A strike now exists on the North.
ern Pacific Railway.
Apply to any roundhouse or shops
or uperintendent.
Northern Pacific Railway at Spokane,
Washington.
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THE NEW WEST MAGAZINE
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Western industries. agriculture. mining. oil. and
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this Newspaper.
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Situation, VnnteI-aIa,e

Accom- auditor head booi per,
graduate university q. accouatancy
W!S"rt 'osii!o" ".th reliable ann. age
81; nigh Motni s.aHa,-t :!ca DHp.,'.
-'vr IN business nsauaS"uI,ul. Aides,
itoA J. 'os. care The p.saatca.
.LEC FRiC..i.--Mrchnnical cnctn..- az.
30. WhT-i"l. irs.r.' connection IN Rich
mnni, prefer sales supervision o. eUEi.
n'"r!n-. familiar wish N.rsiria .nd
Nor;h Carolina; u yeI-s' sale. Gi.,~I.r
~aI"s manager and construction nup"r,
vision. no commission proposition con
SACRED. noN i 3H5.. car" iii Dispatch
YOUNG Man % good education aaI ~,
c'H"Ht general business cxr.ri.ut- dc,
sl-"S position: VII conr.dct part-t:ns
H"I~. '.n"wlodg. or accents an! sell
in$ HoE j at". ar" Th' 9isratah.
WANTEb- Position d., settled man. nrao
iic"! experience ia shipping .ncc.y:n-
bookkeeping ami t-1"w-ftinS ANA a.
branches OF business and onIr. custom.
'"phbIe ~ i""inr :u.l charge. REFER
'nc"s iioN u i.?. ,aga Th- n!-pn;rl
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:iiluntiuus yvmn,cu-;.cunic sG

DRESS MAKI%G wanted. a, home ar bv
icy, don" reasonably. one piece Il 4sscs
and skirts inadc and rcpaired. also chlI-
n:chs dresses "ad Cna-rCIoth.s a sp.-
,'A!i!. Apply 1905 Dance stree
TELEPHONE ATuJ:-I'omblrat .on
PHONE operator and clerical .osi,.,u
wanted by an exp rt"nc"d young lady.
A2py Miss NRnCy. Randolph i....W
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fIh.i.t!.iIL
Business Opportunities

Any BUSINESS SOLD QUiChIY.
SOUTHERN BUSiNE-S SALE AUE%sY
lOi- Times D!s..aicn l.u!lc.ax
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Phone Your Wants
TO Randolph l
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REFERENC


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separately.
Schedule of Want Ad Rssea
&c "A word daily! minimum
CSC, SET solid
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25S. set solid.
CcnseCutINr insertions In
CiuG.nE sunday. - word
Z consecutive Insertions. IN
Guiding sunday. lgc Woro.
tNotc the reducti"n tor consecutive
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Statesmen WANTED

SALES MASAGER The National
Mayonrs's- Machlur Company, Inc. are
about 10 oprn N!rE!nIa territory and de
sire I've wiz. spccisity salesman ono
familiar with store specla'iics. and VINO
can assist in handling sales crStnlza ion.
selling the only machine Df It's Kind TO
grocer. deliratessen. hotels. restaurants.
80. Large earning, and = future as.
sufsG NJ competition, mus; ne nn,ncIaliy
rcspon,iole Phone Ru-xers. AK for ME
HdwaTth.
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DRUG !oRE---R.E ..;ercd Y.3a.ul., 49,;
With S.n..i Vap,,., would a.e go t,.v
ANAL 'uS HtIt" IL good tO%G.
wUElG na," tV NAY" easy terms. loan
:ec"Sl a. :" aO"eS;% a"d can sIv= salts
factory evidence .; business ability. Az
dress l. ~. car. NE Dispatch.
FRAME STORE building ~ Hghiar..i
springs. WITH i-rooin hat aho.c. mo
"rp 'Unvcn.cnCeS. Price REASONABLE"
Al dress q, care General Delivery, n!sh-
i"1d springs. Va.
GROCERY store TOT sale. mist soil at
once. in hospital Apply ;.s
North seventh.
WAIST F.p---A party Interested ia poultry
to 20 hfty -Gf;y with lady win" - tx
pcr..ncGd nad successful Of wuulI iiX"
10 rent nice place near E.chmuI.G sJ:i-
all" 70: Poultry Ia is!ns. Address J 3.I,
car. The Dispatch.
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Hclp-ainIe or Itclnnie
81

MEN And wOMf.N wanted to learn the
barber trade. Tuition. $a5 tools free:
diplomas given. Write for info:ma,io
Richmond Barber College. sOt East .iar-
shall street. OF NOitoiA Barber College.
RS Bank street, SuTfoIk. Va.
COLOEED COUPLE wanted 20 live on
SnEil place In suburbs. woman 70 COOK
d general hous.wor!,: ;nan TO WORK
around place. good place 20 live and sos
-! month for good workers. BOX j Sy,,
care The D!spaiCh
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Read Dispatch Want Ads for Prot-Use Them for Result
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale II

REMopElED CAR BARGAINS
rake $" rourius Car
Grant -" Touring CSt.
OldsIuo6llc - Touring ca.
Ford Tour.ug ca. podSs Roadster.
PRt:NTlSS MOTOR COMPANY.
Eardc!Ch .lN. SIC W Erosd ST.
storage Batteries Rentals ana Repairs.
F'OE coon USED CARS Sc w'n. +. A.
Nin<ca CO. Sc IVES; broad street. Ran
totph SS.S.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..

HUH NUM-. VIKUINIA.
March Is. 1929.
The Directors of ths banh have this
day declared the regular quarterly
dividend VI aTo on capital stock. payable
April /. 1922, to stockholders OF record
March 81. 1922. Checks Will be mailed
March 81. 1922.
JAS. 81. BALL. JR..
"a
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FARMERS
Four inch drain tile at
$50 per 1000, f. 0. b. cars or
boat Langley Field, Hamp-
ton, Va. Apply
LEWIS WHlTEHOUSE,
Hampton, Va.

FURNITURE. q; guaranteed quality ana
"ur"IHhnshlp AZ medium pr!-9s ana 40.
er.i terms. AndrIsOn's BIoad al Fla.
sACHE'r POWDER lUv per pavAus.. 20.
Box SO. i:ivnmomd. Va.
SHOES Boys ,chool ,hues 1926. Empire
Snrc 60, ~ ". N.uad :.
FOR SAI.t--! COTE. u.n. Triple milk
and .rs"iu coHtnin"r. chocolate urn
and - lunch GUu"t.r stools. must sell
~ once. na.neg system Of i,L-r...
NE caa equip your machinery w!,h The
betting THAT w.li give you the hrst salts
faction AID service. Ne are offering i,
a: genuine money saving prices. Let US
shp" !0u. l. Blufoid 10. 5vI -
Fifteenth street. Madison 5J!..
USED BICYCLES $40.
Roller Srht.s. oh!! -Dcai.ng. .l3S.
baseball Gloves. soc TO g..
Fun liza" .sntns Iaci.Ic.
Guaranteed Bicycle tires. s....
ROW !-hI:.s rs WEST HHOAD.
FOR r!ri. add hitins.. bee Dreamer &
M!ch"r!son. o1o IiroV" Avenue.
SEVEN pool tables FOR sale cheap Apply
'vi E".. Broad Street.
TWENTY HORSE i.A&E MILL. Farquar
engine and boiler. Jog truck log cart. In
perfect running order. Address, ". W.
iia!n"s. Amelia. Va
WHITE reed baby carriage. $40. baby
c'ih. mattress. So, Doin la good condI-
tion. Can Ice seen ~ $500 \ NJ street.
business Equipment u.
STORE FIXTURES OF every description.
1921 East Cary.
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NATIONAL. STATE AND CITY BANK.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..

Tn. BOARD OF Directors nave this day
declared the usual quarterly dividend ~
2c, Jayabie April LIST. to stOcx holders OF,
record March 2Sih. Checks wilt he matted.
". ). RYI.AED CASHIER
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.fULIfOSS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Tine Directors OF tho Union Bank OF
Richmond have declared the regular quar-
;crly dividend OF per cent on the ca pital
STOCK of ms bank. payable April LIST, out
OF the earnings OF this quarter TO Stock
holders OF record as OF March eth. Checks
vii! be mailed.
c. c. BARKSDALE,
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MAN AID WIFE WANTED.

GIRLS. WOMEN. MEN IS over wanted
'or government positions. railway mail
d"part!n"Ht''. fed. aDst-Oirc-. other
POSITIONS sa!"gy s. 800 ti.r". cxpcT!"ace
InHct-ssaTs.. fu!i p'-t.rGiAT. Zee. Write
."lGIuD." School 81 C!Y.l service. 2"0
Pope Blis.. Washington u, e.
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Statesmen nnd Agents

AGENTS Yout opros;uuIty 10 be .nic.
I,n,eri ana prosperous. Begonc our
~ -..I representative. SOL Ep0rS j.. cna-
Mt demand. Particular. fr".. IA"
iatorn CompanN Einilrn y. ).
SALEsHAS wanted Tor virginia n you
really want work and own a Ford.
Apco EJ,nrnond Corporation. o!5 East
Main street.
SkLESMAH wanted FOR automobile and
machinery oils. good cOnmissions. ter
TltOry. any counties In Virginia. West
virginia, SoTth and South Carolina or
Georgia. Address OILS care Carrier 81,
Richmond Va,
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MERCHANDISE
Articles Tor Sale

Articles Tor Sale 81
ASH CANS. BARB WIRE u-w $50. coils
s!Ighuy rusty. {l.I5 ter coil. ASA C.ns
used SOC hUd W, sHo.-Gs and S.aars
Svc TO iSC -.Cn. new screen doors
80 each. double arm. narn-ss
slightly used. 80 per set. l.. Rose =
COMPANY. go I5ioon Avenue.
AWNINGS: AWS!&GS!
race your order. n0w Tor awnings 10
AVOID tbs rush Richmond .,wnlns Com.
gany. - Sorth smith
BASEBALL. SUPPLIES
HOW ELL bros.
SiNIE ASD BROAD
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
The Town Council oi the Town Of
Naynesboro. Va

The Town Council oi the Town Of
Waynesbor0. Va.
Match "a 1922.
seated proposals Will b.. r..criv-d a. IN.
oGic- OF the Mayor OF Wayn.sI,oru 4,
uutii orIoca NJ, April. O. 1872. r,,;
APPROXIMATELY eighteen Thousand sun,i-
Yards 81 iiIunIiEnus MacHdAfn .trr,ts An
woik u- done Ia accordance. with ~,
oldHs and Hithch"d general jns,rurtiou.
specifications special PROVISIONS and iu,-
DosHi
a c-r,.neh cheek for ;l.ouc payable T.,
the Mayor ~, WHyucsboTo. Va mus, ~
cuiuLHn, c~cn rrupushi
Pia"- tnd Specifications are on NJ. q.
he "htr OF the Masor aud = SET can ia
secured ley payment OF $50
The Town Council of Wuyne.hnro A..
'"s"rv.s tho right to reject any or ali
bids.
.r c. j. WRIGHT.
treasurer OF corporation OF Wayneshoro
va
OLD DOM MON TRUST COMPANY
Hichinond. Va. March Q 1922
~ meeting OF the Directors OF me
Old Dominion Trust Company b.id mi.
hay' the regular quarterly dividend OF ~,
pany was DECLARED payable on anI arisr
April !. 1922. to stockholder, of ,srort
as OF March e. 1922. Checks viii ue
mailed. va 70
W. Il. SLAUGHTER
vice PRESIDENT and Secretary.
TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL DANK
OF RICHMOND. VA.
March 81. leg.
The directors Of this bank nav. ,os,y
declared the regular quarterly dividend -,
able AprII |. 1922 To- ockho,ders ~ r,
ord as ~ March 30. 1927
Checks VIII he mailed
W. N. GODDARD.
------,------------ Cashier.
Read ALL the inde1ed eiasaiaed ado.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-10-21
SAVE YOUR MONEY

During the war; when prices high and money easy,
people spent freely They looked upon something OF
little Importance far the future concerned They
thought that they would have plenty of time lay something
for the future before the country would get back to norma
and the dollar would be harder obtain Such not the fact
however, the nancer of the country Immediately fin
basis Thus jobs that looked though they
would be gold mines proved be ordinary of
nue. many of them peered entirely The spendhrifts
who thought they had money ahead of them awoke
find that they had been living beyond their that they
had lost opportunity to lay by few dollars and that they
work for that would not permit the happy
goucy easyome and easygo mode of living that prevailed
during Many them had burdened themselves with
debts that they thought could be easily paid and found themselves
pnche that they pinch lose all they had
The result that many did os while the frugal who
had adopted the policy of thrift while the country
ed by money surplus able their obligations and
reduced Wages dwinded and living costs and
had saved part their incomes against the days when dollars
cultivated Do not let all your money away from you Put
by dollar two day week. for the time will
when these dollars will be needed Acquire the practice
ing something provide for the days when money will be
easy when sickness nvades the home when old age units
for labor reduces earning 1t is better be
street in declining than to have good time
the period when earning reduced and and
yourself struggling old keep body and soul together
Cut out the uXures that afford Live within
and provide the NEST egg that will fill the aged home
with gadness and feeling of security against
ships that a spend-thrift life entails.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-10-21
ARE WE MAKING PRoeREss9

(By The Associated Negro Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O-Meredith
Nicholson, novelist and assayist, says:
America reached its spiritual peak
at the time of the Civil War. For
the past fifty years Americas spir-
itual qualities and idealsm have
steadily degenerated.
Nov. in world grown gray with
materialism. the younger people have
cracked the barriers of yesteryear,
have given sex virtue an Indifferent
status in their scheme of things and
have forced every intelligent observer
of American life to the sober conclu-
sion that the old concept of marriage.
the home, religion. sex standard are
gone-definitely and absolutely gone. y
Nicholson's summary was given
sadly. He made no reference to the
Race Problem.