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The Washington times., 1922-05-17

AN ARMORED KNIGHT OF THE
JIMMY. lie Roy Stone. was captured
in Los Angeles while toting four
kinds of pistols and wearing a steel
vest. In his pocket he had set
of typewriter instructions from a
Crook Correspondence School" on
highwaymen's ethics.
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1z~o61sySoo -0SzaFRH15S %
THE LARGEST FLOWER

THE LARGEST FLOWER
KNOWN. the Victoria
Regia" water lily. easily
supports the weight Of a
child. This flower is use
full as well as pretty. South
Americans roast the seeds
and eat them. They call it
"the water maize"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-09

The Armenians still celebrates
January 9Th as Christmas Day,
the date upon which it was origi-
nslly observed.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-09

J An unusual feature of the: zen
: tertainment to be given St. Val
, entine's, next Tuesday night, viii
be the promptness with which i
) will begin. The ladies' who have
J this library benefit in charge are
leaving no stone unturned to make
it big success and have every
body enjoy themselves to the ut
most. SO be on hand promptly a,
the Elks on the evening Of the
i l4tn at 1880 O'Clock, and not only
have q good time, but help this
library movement.
The Committee in charge has
changed the amount from :0c to
Csc for \ tally card, 50 everybody
who can, should atterd and those
! who do not care to participate in
the game should at least take q
tally card or two, to help the
school libraries.
Big, middle sized and little folks
love to be remembered. Valentines to
suit oil ages 1t
R. DEVARGAs
One of the FIRST things that the
Community Welfare League has
in mind, is the re-establishment of
the Curb Market and now is the
accepted time for the truck gar
deners and farmers to begin their
gardens SO as to be able to meet
the demands of the housekeepers.
More about this next week.
The upper story of the Will
lisms building occupied by the
Camels Club is being repaired and
remodelled, the spacious old fash
ioned galleries that run all around
it, particularly are being changed
into most attractive regular roof
gardens which will make them
very popular during the spring |
and summer months.
Don't forget st. Valentines
will be celebrated at the Elks
Tuesday night at 1880 by the Civ
ing of q library benefit when all
Who enjoy q game of cards are
invited to participate. while those
Who do not care for this form of
are inyited to buy
tickets to help the worthy cause.
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De VoE's FoREoAsr--February

18th. cold wave oyer Mis-. ,uri Val
ley, moving southaastwa- | oa l3tu
30 I4th; 10Th, storm fover lower
Mississippi, Valley. moving north.
eastward; 18th, warner, followed
by ram.
Mr.. W. w. Page, Jr. of Robe.
line was among the weeks visitors.
Mr.. }. W. Breazeale Of Star
light was among Fridays visitors.
Mr.. p. +. Prudhomme of Star
light spent Saturday in town.
Tafets Dresses, the first Spring
Styles. are being received daily at
-Eieber'S
Mr.. j. w. Cockerham of Lu-
ella spent Saturday 10 town.
Mr.. Leon Friedman of Natchez
was among Fridays visitors.
FOR RENT-7O acres 2l-2 miles be.
low Natchitoches. Well improved.
It nR. ]. ). STEPHENS.
DR.. E. w. Breazeale of Campti
was visitor Sunday en- route to
and from Bermuda.
valeltines! valentinesl valentines!
R. DEVARCAS-
Mr. Frank Metoyer Of Red
River was among Tuesdays visi-
tOrs.
Miss Blanche Summerville spent
the week end in Shreveport the
guests of friends.
WANTED-SEvERAL HIGH GRADE
USED CARS; BEST PRICES PAID; UNITED
MOTOR SALES co., lOl1 ST. CHARLES
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Mr.. Wyatt Marlborough of Pow
hatan was visitor to town Wed
nesdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rachal of
Natchez were among Sundays
visitors.
BouRant frocks will be the style this
spring IN Ts6eta-just zee the latest ct
-EiebesS
Mn. Walter Alcocke and little
daughters Of Natchex spent few |
days il town last week.
NJ. Armstrong Charleyille Of
(loutisrv,lls vas among the
sesk's visit0rs.
Z NrAe1IED-l Nan with car to sell low q
psieod GRAHAM TIRES. 3l3O. 90 Per !
week ard eonmisoions. GRAHAM
TIRE CO., Mae BoaIsvard, benton
HaSbor. Mieh.
NJ. Phanor Breazeale spent this
wsak il New Orleans whore his
d4uebtss. Miss Katherine, accom-
panisd him.
Rsmsmhsr her with m appropriate
valentine oeloctod at
r. DsvARGAS l.
Nj. B0ard Baynard Of Alexan-
dfia paid one Of his periodical
bnsiness visits 70 NAtchitoches
dssina the week.
Mr. |. Lucas Of Alexandria !
uD,eae odnesdAy 4 his old home, 9
When hs-was cordially greeted BY q
- friends. o
Mrs Bernard Breaseale oil /
rlarsnoe spene Sunday IN town. .
- epsst of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. .
IDseDuenle. Z
o.. Henry Cocram Of New Or :
|oans wss tie week end guest Of y
llrs. j. W. Cockerham and sister, !.
Mr.. Macoomb. y
roa RENT OR sALE-A modern 4
DlnGn1ow a &ecead Street Apply 70 = =
]. : 3. KAFFlk :
NJ. George Williamson Jr. Of
was ! week end visitor /
u onp 81 bis periodical business s
~. Jaupee Day Of 6odus spent
] ~ dAys sth IL Old hone last 4
sssk locking after his local in- !,
|orssta. =,
M. +. james and little son y
|elt ~ their home 10 Georgia. n
- ~, 49, having been the y
lna5ls q ~. and Mrs 7. 4. Iq'
Igsavsr since before tie holidaSs.
elil 6aiinine sort - q
a; ? TlII ~ = veeuo thisI z.
= (1rn r. ~ I'D ~ -
7 : Z - - jItt az1ived - h
] l0oeseo =
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-09

/ A tailored pongee waist is what
needed right now. See the now liz
for s.. Is at
-CiebeeS
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Raphiel. d.
and Mrs. Hankins, Misses NJ. an
D. Cloutier, Messrs. e. P. Read
himer. Robert Hart, j. Howel
and Hays Prothro were among tn
Campti people who came in to So
"Way Down East, Friday night
The many friends Of Mrs. e
E. Hooper miss Jessie Wyche
of Natchitoches who was operates
on at the Schumpert Sanitariun
on Monday are very happy b
hear that she is doing very Eioel!
and hopes in a short time to b.
able to see her friends.
Shreveport Times
Chic. ready for use pongee waist
for rs at
.-Ejeb<r8
The friends of our worthy sher'
if are rejoicing with him over The
result Of the serious operation
that . sudden attack Of append.
citis necessited being performed
upon his wife. Wednesday after
noon of last week, from which she
is convalescing very comfortably
to the satisfaction Of family and
friends.
Egg producers, prise winners, OF
table foWb--SlNGLE COMB BLACK
NINORCAS. Let me book your order
for eggs for Matching. Y0u ere r.
specially invited 70 inspect my pou)-
try yard 1t the Notchitoehoo Compeooa.
Write Robt J. PHILLIPS, txty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keator
Of New York who always stop
over en- route 70 or from Florida
where they usually spend their
winters, are 90 their usual visit
70 relatives here, Dr.. and Mrs.
Keator Of Bermuda and Dr.. and
Mrs. Breazeale Of Campti. with
whom they come into town dur
ing their sojourn in this section.
Satin hack crepe, canton crepe, silk
Eatine, te6eta, cr0peback satin and
1atin afe some Of the materials used IN
the attractive line Of spring dresses
just received by
Mr.. J. q. Ouderklrk, Jr., the
Western manager Of the Owen
Publishing Co, was : caller ct this
Office Friday. whom he was . busl-
hess visitor 70 town 10 tho interest
Df his firm. Mr.. Ouderkirk was
very much impressed with the
Normal, our big state institution,
md said that .'he makes'' l6
normals regularly and be found the
,urroundings. atmosphere, spirit
md general conditions moro ideal
. every respect than those q any
o tho g states that 10 has occa-
ion 70 visit.
II its ! two-tonod mart dreee h tie
loWest modd you want. you en- 6nd
IN the large aseoortment q
-e6ooete1
Seysral big brick and concrete
will b erected in the
business section this Spring, mn
go somethinx unforesssa oooura
Sunday was ! regular spring
~, bright, sanshiney md balmy
atmosphere, which brought out
very body, tho etreots bein9 lined
nth pedestrians while : hrxs |
lumber Of antos braved mud holss| |
I'd town cars ware jplnsd by
Laits ! few oat-0f- -tbwn visitors |
A larse crow q Tsxas > PAsi6sl
i laying : 80 o6-lbI
ssel rail b6twesn 0ypssss md
1afchleoch : diGlaneD q Gi9hsl !
bi)oo 1o0 ox1on uee ~ -
urine 6ravol y bo1lot fhis pieceI
I track = oocn = pon1ibIe, hayeI
- hoen nad
erk = s ooa,e binhI |
|olool - r - = 1sI
1l llg p1aull'I
l l = M - - eu
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl English ant
children motored in from Robe
line for the feature picture ct th,
Amusu. Friday night.
Newest Spring dresses for street
and party wear in the latest colors
at
-Ejebes's
Mrs. I. Cox of Spanish Lake
droxe In on business Friday morn
ing from her plantation home,
over r7nat she says were the worst
roads that she can ever recall 10
that section of the country.
Make February 18th live long IN her
memory by sending her . Valentine.
A most attractive line at
r. DsVAR0AS
MIR. and Mrs. S. R. Harmanson
and children left tor I.e96nier
where they will be tenn
porarly located. It is with regret
heir friends bade them goodbye.
but hope to welcome them back in
he near future.
A tailored pongee waist u what is
leeded right now. See the now line
or s.. Is at
-Ejebes1
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To Fortify the System Against
Colds, Grip and Influenza

take GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC 7, p, .
6es and Enriches the Blood It Builds nm q. :.
strengthen the Whole System. Il Fostifies Fl,
system enst Colds. Grip and Influenza Price OK.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF
CIRCLE MEETINGS.

Circle No. 1 of the First eMthodist
church will meet Friday afternoon
at o'clock at the home of Mrs
Hope Strong on George street. Mrs.
Strong and Mrs. Hinsan will act as
joint hostesses. Please remember to
bring free will offering at this time
Circle No. 2 of the First Methodist
church will meet Monday afternoon
at o'clock at the home of Mrs. H.
L. Bowling, 918 Union street and Mrs.
J. w. Simmons will act as joint
hostess.
Circle No. 3 of the First Methodist
church will meet Monday afternoon
at four o'clock at the home of Mrs. D.
W. Krauss, 1902 Union street. Mrs.
Macdonald Harley will be joint host
ess. A large attendance is urged.
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DREAM TINE
-~~~~~NN@

In the dusk, when lamps are lighted
And when winter winds blow chill;
Comes and empty void of yearning
Which no earthly joy can fill.
For it's at this time I'm dreaming
Of little land that fled;
When the snowdrifts white, came
piling
When the Autumn leaves lay dead
And he took with him the sunshine
Took the gladness and the joy;
But he left a thing immortal
Memories of little boy.
Memories that shine forth like bea-
cons
Lightning up your lonely way;
In our dreams he plays about us
At the close of day.
Once again we hear his prattle
In his fancy, he could weave;
All the glorious joy of Childhood
In the Land of Make-Believe.
Once again he knels before US
And his tired head droops low;
'Now l lay Me-" breaks the silence
| Leads the way to LongAgo.
But alas! IT'S only dreaming
Yet there's glory in the dream;
For We know our boy awaits us
Smilingly, beyond Life's Stream.
Angela Dart, Jacksonville, Fla.
| II H II II
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NOTICE d. A. R.

At the October meeting of Bruins
wick Chapter, D. A. R., it was decid-
ed to comply with the request of tia
state and national officers, asking
seventy-five cents per capita, for two
important projects.
Fifty cents was for the Georgia
room in Memorial Continental Hall
at Washington and twenty-five cents
for reprinting the immigration man
uals. The chapter voted to at once
pay their quota.
All those who have not as yet paid
this amount, please send during the
week to Mrs. Hope Strong, treasurer,
On George street, so that complete
report may be made on Saturday the
18th, the regular date of meeting.
Mrs. C. H. Leavy, Regent, Brunswick
Chapter.
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TEMPLE SISTERHOOD TO
SPONSOR CARD PARTY.

The ladies of the Temple Sister
hood urge all those who are interest
ed and who expect to make reserva
lions for tables at the card party
which they will give Friday after
noon, Nov. 18th, at the Oglethorpe
hotel at $3.50 o'clock, to do So just as
early as possible.
Any information desired On reserva-
tons can be had from Mrs. A.
Rotholz, phone 359, Mrs. Max Lazarus
phone 1908 or Mrs. B. Borchardt,
phone SAB.
1t will be remembered that these
ladies gave similar card party last
year which was one of the most sue
cesful ever given in this city.
This one promises to be just
as successful and the reservations are
being made rapidly.
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Harmonic CLUB
HAS REORGANIZED.

The HARMONIC Club, after disband.
ing for the summer months, had it's
first meeting of this fall, Friday aft
ernoon when Mrs. James T. Colsor
entertained some of the club mem
bers and a few guests.
The club prize was won by Mrs. R.
L.. Philips. After the game of bridge,
a hot course was served and the mem
bers present at this meeting were:
Mesdames E. S. Wilson, W. J. Butts.
c. P. Dusenberry, c. B. Conyers and
the following were guests of the
club, Mesdames M J. Welsh, George
Cook, c. z. Walker, R. L. Philips.
The following is list of the mem
bers, however, all of these were pres
ent when the club met Friday after
noon: Mesdames E. S. Wilson, w. j.
Butts, c. B. Conyers, C. P. Dusen-
berry, P M. Nightengale, j. C. Stiles,
A. L. Church, R. R. MacGregor and
Mrs. James T. Colson, who is pres
ldent of the Harmonic.
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INVITATIONS EXTENDED
ORPHANS AT ST. SIMONS.

Manager ]. o. Brown, of the Biiou
theater, extends an invitation to the
children of st. John Haven and the
Dodge Home on St. Simon island to
be guests at his theater free of
charge, one day out of each week,
And when they can make arrange
ments to attend If thew will notify
him, ne will see that they are shown
delightful afternoon of enertain-
ment.
For the month of November, he has
booked a number of wonderful fea-
ture pictures as well as many COM
edies and he wants to give these chill
dren an opportunity of seeing them
and hopes they will attend at an
early date.
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FIRST MEETING
OF GIRLS CLUB.

The first melting since the reol-
ganlzation of the Girls Club was
held yesterday afternoon by Miss
Florence Maxey at her home on
Union street.
Several new members have been
added to the list, since last year and
while all of the members were not
present yesterday the majority of
them were, and there were seven in
vited guests playing for absent mem
bers.
The rooms were lovely in autumn
leaves and other suggestions Of the
autumn season. Bridge was played,
Mrs. Ralph McCrary winnien first
prize which was quill pen. The
consolation, a handkerchief bag, was
cut by Mrs. C. 2. Walker.
The club is composed of the fol
lowing members, Misses Florence
Aiken, Lila Burford, Selma Fendig,
Irene Gramling, Alice Stiles, Elvira
Torras, Elizabeth Taylor, Julia
Church, Leah Brown, Ethelyn Night
engale, Marjorie Nightingale, Ann
Burnett, Clara Pyles, Gladys McKin-
non, Albert Hillsman. Those play
ing for absent members were Mrs.
Douglas Nightingale, Mrs. Isaac
Aiken, Mrs. Hope Strong, Mrs. C. z.
Walker, Mrs. Ralph McCrary and
Miss Nell Hill.
The next meeting will be next Sat
urday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock with
Miss Alice Stiles.
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Mrs. Susan w Way will accom-
pany her son, Mr.. Fred E. Way to
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

SUNDAY
Philathea Class, First Baptist
church at 1910 a. m.
Philathea Glass, First Methodist
church, at 1915 a. m.
, MONDAY ...
Chapter of Mercy of St. Marks
church, Mrs. R. Y. Smith, No. 9
Wright's Square at a p. m. III
Circle No. 1 of First Methodist
church, Mrs. Hope Strong, hostess;
George street, at a p. m.
Circle No. 2 of First Methodist
church, Mrs. H. L. Bowling, hostess;
918 Union street at 4 p. m.
Circle No. 8 of the First Methodist
church, Mrs. D.. w. Krauss, 1902
Union street at p. m.
Altar Society of Catholic church,
K. of C. hall at p. m.
Woman's Auxiliary of Presbyterian
church at the church, 4:30 p. m.
Executive Board of Woman's Auxil-
larry of Presbyterian church at church
at p. m.
Temple Sisterhood, Mrs. Max L.
Lazarus, hostess, No., Bradley apart
ment at p. m.
TUESDAY
Neig'hbbrhood Club, Mils Kezzie
Conoley, hostess, 915 Union street,
at $3.50 p. m. ~.
Executive Board of Woman's Club.
Mrs. T. w. Mallard, hostess, COL
Prince street, at 10 a. m.
The w. M. @. Of Norwich Baptist
church, at church, p. m.
WEDNESDAY,
Woman's Club, Y. w. C. A. at $3.50
p. m.
Acacia Club, Mrs. C. D. Parker,
hostess, St1 Union street at 4 p. m.
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Club to be an
nounced later.
Harmonic Club, Mrs. R. L. Philips,
hostess, 801 Alba street at $3.50 p. m.
SATURDAY,
Girls Club, Miss Alice Stiles, host
ess; TIC Union street, at $3.50 o. m.
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dining room were beautifully deco
rated in quantities of yellow cosmos
and yellow and white crepe paper.
Many lighted candles, in unique can
die sticks adorned the boufet and
table, which held as it's centerpiece,
the birthday cake with lighted en-
dies. Ice cream and cake and minis
were served for refreshments.
Games were played and prizes
awarded. Pinning cigar in the
mouth of "Jiggs" afforded much
pleasure. A delightful peanut hunt
was also enjoyed by the youngsters.
Mrs. Brown was assisted by Mes
danes w. T. Grimes, Jeff Brown, H.
l.. Bowling, Bertha Nathan and Miss
Blandell Parker.
The little guests included, James
and Ben Gilbert, Theresa Berrie,
Mary McGriff, Edith Burgay Mil
dred Walker, Lonnie Slaughter, Eu
gene and Bunny Davenport, Rena
Bowling, Edith, Nedith, Joe and God
frey Cox, Geneva and Drama Nc
Laughlin, Charles Brown, Roger
Brown, Henry and Vassa Cate, f. E
and Theda Davis, Marvin and Annie
Owens, Ida Vernon Jones, Lois and
Carol Stevenson, Jeff D. and Melva
Dubberly, Joe Nell Williamson, Billie
Grimes, Lamar Davis, Hortense and
Luther David, Sam Overstreet, Jr.,
Claire Coins, Evelyn Abbott, Bruce
Decker, JF.
Mrs. j. P. Shelley has removed to
her former home, 925 Grant street.
q u y p
Miss Beatrice Lang is spending
the weekend in Jesup, visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Munro, who
have been spending a day or two
her, returned to their Nome in Sa
vannah yesterday. i
Mrs. A L. Church and Miss Julia
Church, who have been spending
sometime at ST. Joseph, Mich, are
expected home within short time.
q Il Il Il
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wood, of
Poughkeeps:e, N. Y. left yesterday
for Ormond, Fla, after a brief visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Leavy.
Il Il II q
Miss Ann Burnett leaves Monday
night for Louisville, KY, where she
will spend two weeks visiting friends.
From there she will go to Nashville
and visit friends for a shtort time.
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Brunswick Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, will meet
Saturday afternoon at a o'clock with
Mrs. H. M. Branham hostess. An in
teresting Armistice Day program
will be presentedw, and all members
are asked to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Brewster and
little son, Jack, will return to Thai
mann tomorrow where Mr.. Brewster
will resume his duties as agent for
the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad
X II u h
Mrs. Susan w Way will accom-
pany her son, Mr.. Fred E. Way to
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brewster and
little son, Jack, will return to Thai
mann tomorrow where Mr.. Brewster
will resume his duties as agent for
the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad.
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Leesburg, Fla, next Thursday where
she will spend the winter and early
in the spring she will go to Chicago
where she will spend the summer.
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LITTLE GIRL CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY WITH PARTY.

Little Barbara Brown, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam E. Brown en-
tertained large number of her
friends yesterday afternoon at her
home On Norwich street, the occasion
being the little girls birthday.
The spacious living room an
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF
AUXILIARY MEETING

The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church will be held
Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In
the church parlor. This will be pre-
coded by melting of the Executive
board of the auxiliary at o'clock.
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CHAPTER OF MERCY
WILL MEET TOMORROW.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Chapter Of Mercy of St. Marks
will be held at the home Of Mrs. r.
Y Smith, No. Wright Square, Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
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TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
TO MEET TOMORROW.

The Temple Sisterhood will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Max l..
Lazarus, No. 8 Bradley apartment
at o'clock. The sisterhood urges a
full attendance.
The Washington times., 1922-04-08

Louis A. Moses is the head; a com
mittee TO promote local action in the
reduction in cost of materials. capi.
tai and labor, of which Ernest T.
Trigg, president of National Fedora
ton of Construction Industries, is
the head
The sum of $50, 900 has been appro
priated by Congress for the housing
division of the Department of Com
merce. The department has held
conferences in about 100 cities in or
der to stimulate home building. The
department, in addition. has served
as a clearing house for information
between different localities. Among
other things developed by the confer.
ence was the total absence of
any adequate price data regarding
building materials in various locali-
ties. The department is now in "A
position to furnish comparative
prices TO local conferences, and this
has resulted in many reductions.
Mr.. Hoover believes that questions
on the prices of material and labor
can better be settled by local confer.
ences such as those held and TO be
held. He believes that the Federal
Government should stimulate and
assist local action, but should avoid
every suggestion of nationali2ing
these questions. He says: Prices
and wages are slowly reCeding, eff.
cheney of labor is increasing. and
the volume of building is gaining"
The Washington times., 1922-04-08

with large pantry, has entrance to
the dining-room and also to the
stairway, making II unnecessary to
go through the dining room and liv-
ing.room to reach the upper floor
from the kitchen.
Second Floor Design.
The second floor is particularly
striking in arrangement. Three
spacious bed chambers, one with
two and the others with one usually
large closets command immediate
attention. The tiled bath with built.
in tub and shower and linen closet
complete the upstairs features. The
closets have electric lights.
The cellar. concrete floored, and
white finished with ample window
space. is bright and airy. An excel
lent hot-water heating plant, with
hot-water heater, extra toilet, laun.
dry, and other features of the com.