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The Washington times., 1922-04-16
INTEREST" ATTACHES TO TRIPLE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mexican ministers ana the
Countess Of Montijo. the mother OF
the Empress Eusenis and the
Duchess Of Alba. WHISTLER or no he
should be rejected; but Mr.. soule
did not know this. The queen
received him. he wrote TO Mr..
Marcy. with marked attention and
courtesy
There is ne telling whether this
simple deviation from the pre-
scrfbed court dress was not the
real cause of Mr.. souie's serious
troubles at court. IL was the Duke
OF Alba who provided the spark
which fired the train OF Spanish
indignation against him and oc-
casioned a quarrel which resulted
IN two duels and strained relations
which were never reconciled."
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Society Leaders TO
Attend Card Party

MRS. HARDING, Lady oeddes,
Mrs. Coolidge and over one
hundred leading members Of Wash
ington society have united to make
the coming card party at Ward
man Park Inn. April Is. for the
League to Conserve Food Animals
and Humane Education Society,
one Of the most distinguished as
semblases Of Easter week.
Miss Patton, chairman Of pat
ronesses, announces that the fol-
lowing ladies' have added their
names to the list;
Lady ocddes. Mrs. Edwin DENLY,
Mrs. Henry @. Wallace. Mrs. Fred.
erick II. Giilett. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood, Mrs. Stanley
Rhinehart. Mrs. Charles Edward
Russell, Mrs. Wallace H. White.
Mrs. Tasker Bliss, Mrs. 10. Gortng
Bliss, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer,
Mrs. Katherine 70. Hubbard,
chairman. and Mrs. Jesse Lee
Webb. vice chairman Of the card
party. wish to announce that the
patronesses have taken 126 tables.
Mrs. ]. 10. Lapham, chairman OF
the prize committee. has assembled
an unusually handsome and val
uable collection of prizes. There
will be a prize for each table.
The sale of homemade cakes
and candles will be in charge OF
Mrs. E. @. Boerner. assisted by
several debutantes of the season.
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
Kahn to Wed
Leon Pretzfelder

THE marriage Of Miss Ruth
- Kahn and Leon Pretzfelder
win take place on Wednesday
next at 7:a0 o'clock at the New
Willard Hotel Mr.. and Mrs, Eu-
gene Kahn win be at home, 3112
Nineteenth street northwest, on
Tuesday next from 90 10 p. m,
in honor of the marriage Of their
daughter.
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DITA AND RUTH NIELSEN, daughters of
IL the Dress atfache of the legation of Dem

~ the press attache of the IeghtioH of Dem
mark, and Mrs. Roger Nielsen, are by birth
members of the Fourth Estate" Mr.. Nielsen
10 newspaper man of experience and his tSoo
little girls hare been brought up i'm an atna0s-
phere of ink and print paper. At the time of
their birth their father Uas IoorkiRg on a paper
in Omaha, Nebraska.
This is the eighth of series of stories the
Washington Times is publishing Introducing
the "junior diplomats" the children of the en-
bassies and legations, to Washington
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS.

THE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
HARDING are more given
20 dining out ''incog" than
were any of their predecessors.
They like nothing better than
TO slip away to the home of
some old friend for an intimate
little dinner with aN group
OF old cronies and may take q
rubber of bridge afterward. At
one time or another they have
been guests OF most of President
Harding's ''buddies" of his Sena-
torial days, OF Senator and Mrs.
Harry New, OF Senator and Mrs.
Joseph s. Frelinghuysen, Of Sem
ator Fred Hale, with Mrs. Eugene
Hale--daughter, widow and
mother of a Senator-sittinG In
as hostess; OF the Speaker of the
House and Mrs. Giilett--oncs It
was out at Grasslands and it's
quite a departure for a President
20 dine at q ciub-with the Soc
retary OF War and Mrs. Weeks
and Attorney General Daugherty
different sort of parties these
from the official cabinet dinners;
frequently with the Ned McL,eans
and so on down the line
Since the Roosevelt Administra-
tion. the unwritten law that the
Chief Executive should not be en-
tertained at dinner by anyone save
members of his own official family,
has been more honorsd In the
breach than In the Observance
but never 30 extensively a. by the
Hsrdings. The irrepressibls col
onsi used occasionally to have ain
nsr with one or another of his
cronies, and II was . common oc-
curenos for him to slip across
Lafsyetts Square for one OF the
late Senator Mark Hanns's break.
fast. psrtiee-famous for their
country sausage. their hot cakes
and the political history which was
made about his bospitable board.
When Chief Justice Taft was
President. he. too. occasionally
used TO seek diversion in informal
and unofficial contacts about the
dinner table. But somehow one
couldn't imagine President Wilson
dining out and he seldom. n ever.
did except with his cabinet and
then in the most ef7c'A wHy.
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81 - W. - -
come along; and last week she gave
audience TO the Daughters Of
Founders and Patriots the first OF
the patriotic societies to hold It's
annual meeting.
HOLY WEEK slipped by with
out any big parties. and yet
there seemed to bs something In
teresting going on each day.
Foremost. II not first. comes ths
Joint birthday party Of Secretary
Hughes. Secretary Weeks and Con-
SFessman Samuel E. Winslow.
which was something Of an achieve
.aent even for Washington, since
the day celebrate.
The hosts were Congressman
and Mrs. winslow and the
guests. besides the Handings.
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes. and
Secretary and Mrs. Weeks. were
limited to a few old friends
fourteen In all. Mr.. and Mrs.
winslow's son. Russell Winslow,
and their daughter. Mrs. William
III. Sawyer, were among those
present." having come on from
New England, especially to take
part In the festivities. I'm not
quite clear as to whether or not
Brigadier General Enoch Crowder.
the Presidents personal rep
resentativs In Cuba. was q men,
Der OF the party. but I know that
he, too, had a birthday that day.
being sixty-four while Mr.. Hughes,
MIR. Weeks and Mr.. Winslow are
respectively sixty, sixty-two and
sixty-thres.
There was a mammoth birthday
cake and they do say that some
of the toasts, as the healths Of
che birthday children" were
drunk dn grape Juice. perhaps),
were highly entertaining. these
eminent gentlemen Raging each
other like bunch Of school boys.
don't know OF any town that
is quite SO crazy on the subject
of celebrating birthdays as wash
ington, possibly because Wash
ington society IL made up 30
largely of people whose birth
days are SO generally q matter of
easily available public records.
There have been q number of In
teresting birthday parties given
for Uncle Joe Cannon. veteran of
the House. and with no knowi-
edge of any plan. It is safe to pre-
dict that his next-it comes early
in May-which win also be his
last in official life, win be made
particularly memorable. y
One recalls that Ambassador da
Cana, who long headed Braxil's
diplomatic mission here used to
give Vice President Marshall .
birthday dinner as regularly as
the day came around. as long as
they were both in Washington.
remember Mrs. Lane telling me
that hnr husband, the late Frank
lin Lane, Secretary Of the In
terror under Wilson, had the same
birthday as ono of the Justices
of the Supreme Court, and that
thoy were in the habit OF cels-
bratinE at q dinner at which
they alternated as hosts; and
Justice Day and Justice Willis
Van Devanter have had a joint
birthday party every year-again
alternating as hosts--for many
moons.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
HARDING are more given
20 dining out ''incog" than
were any of their predecessors.
They like nothing better than
TO slip away to the home of
some old friend for an intimate
little dinner with aN group
OF old cronies and may take a
rubber of bridge afterward. At
one time or another they have
been guests OF most Of President
Harding's 'buddies" of his Sena-
torial days, of Senator and Mrs.
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has hccn suffering from ca:buncle on
HE neck. Is much improved.
MR.. Frank tan!iti",ti. -! faiiE"c
street. spent Wednesday IN Wheeling.
Miss NELL" M"tumhs WAS N!&i;o.
i'm SicuhruN He. Ohio. Tuc#d1N.
A. d. holland. city clerk. who has been
confined to the house for the past t""
weeks with gums" is able - be down a.
his office.
NJ. and Mrs Charles Bailey were
among tho St"ub"nvi.!c. ohio visitors
Tuesday.
Mr.. Earl Fowler. Of TowlcrGtown
was "a visitor and shopper in Wellsoure
"Wednesday.
James II. laws. oc Pittsburgh. Pa
was callin; GA fricn'!i in W"lisburs
TurSda%
Mrs. Fred Farmer. ri lic"rh Bottom
was a Tuesday shopper IN WrilshirG.
Among those who visited IN Wheeling
Wednesday, were Mrs. e.. y. larry, Mrs
charles Mr';Ilmphy. Airs. WIZ Nc
(.lrary and Miss Minnie Smith.
Ruth. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. Il
bnhsnn Of Commerce street. is slowly
imlrnyiry from 4 recent il!"cES.
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Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs
Makes family supply OF really
dependable cough medicine. las
ny prepared, and saves about s..
Observation-Disclosures:

If YOU have a severe cough or cheat
cold accompanied with soreness. throat
tickle, hoarsencss. or difficult breathing,
or ii vo,Ir child wakes up during tie
night with Group and Won want quick
help. try this reliable ole! home. made
cough remedy. Auy druggist can supply
Won with ~, ounces OF Pm"X. Pour
this into pint hottie and fill the bottle
with plain yranulatcd sugar syrup. Or
YOU can use clarified muias>cs, honey, or
corn syrup. instead OF sugar syrup. il
desired. This recipe makes pint ot
really remarkable cough remedy. 1t
tastes good, and in spite of its low cost.
it can be depended upon TO give quick
and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold OF a
cough in a wav that means business.
1t looscns and raises the phlcgm. stops
throat tickle and soothcs and heals the
irritated membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with such prompt
ness. ease and certainty that it is really
astonishing.
Pinex is special and highly conccn-
trated compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the best
known means OF overcoming severe
coughs, throat and chest colds
There are MANY worthless limitations
Of this mixture. To avoid disarpoiat-
ment, ask for "2I: ounces Of Pinr1"
with full directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pincx Co., TT. Wayne.
Ind.
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! The local boys were greatly outweIghsd

The local boys were greatly outWelHheo
but played Il good game.
Tho local *. Of l.. team defeated tho
AGrnI ~ ~. i. team Friday evening on
the home floor 10y the score OF 70 10 "a.
The Two teams were evenly matched
and the game close one throughout.
ON Tuesday evening. Dec. IL, the
local X. of P's and High school jour-
rcy.d 70 hGcna. where they met the X.
Of p.'s and High school Of that place
Rarr.svtlle Briefs.
W. \. Hail mas Installed a radio at
his residence in the west end.
\. W Toland. WHO suffered slight
stroke Thanksgiving day. is able to be
around in his room.
, Albert Hines. Charles Purdy and
Ellis Beck were callers in Dillonvale
Saturday.
NJ. and Mrs Harlan DUNCAN and chill
Grcn Of Colerain visited his mother,
Mrs. Sara DUNCAN. on Sunday.
Mrs. J. G.. Morris. Mrs. c. L. House,
holder and daughter. Evelyn Jane. were
shopping IN Wheeling Thursday
, 4 number from Adcra attended the
basketball games here Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Tolaad and son.
Donald, were shoppers III Wheeling Sat-
urdat.
Mrs. Wesley Jackson is spending tho
win,c: with her daughter, Eleanor. OF
Seaford. Delaware.
Gutiep Miller OF Pleasant Grove was
! a caller in town Saturday.
Morris w. DUNCAN and son. Herbert.
we're business callers IN Martins Ferry
and Wheeling Monday.
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the bureau at Huntington, rs inc b'ue'
field ociic" IS being closed
Mss Ida TAR. near brilliant. was
shopping in WellshurE Wednesday.
Mrs. William Shuoy visited N @tcu'
hciyil.". O.. Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Martin Of WASHINGTON
Pike visited friends in Well5burE NcH-
n"$rlay afternoon.
Mrs. Ncrda Wnrthcn, Of North Mhl1'
street. was shopping in Wheeling tues
day.
Miss Edith Amsl"n and Miss licl"n
Lucas spent Wednesday, IN the Wheel
ing shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. cast and son. WILL
OF Pine Lawn wrr" among the shop
PISS in Wheeling Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Smith. "r Washington Pik"
WAS visiting and shgrr!nG IN Wc!lihurE
Wednesday morning..
Mrs George R0dchcavcr. or Main
street. Is recovering from wv" ""cKS
Illness Of bronchitis.
Albert \. Miller. Jr.. OF the Duqu"sne
University. Pittsburgh. Pa. and sister
Miss Marie &. Miller. Il student nj inc
st AlygiuS Academy, Of New Lexington
ohio. ere home from school 10 SHcno
"a" Christmas vacation with thcir par
cn;s MIR. and Mrs. y. y. Miller. OF NOT IN
Main street !.
John Tarr. Of Pleasant Avenue. IS
nom. for the Christmas vacation from
Hanover. y H.. where he IS student
\, tho Dartmouth college.
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Rucy arc the
harrv PARENTS Of Il ten pounds hh%.
Mrs. ]. W. stephens. o: Main street
was shopping in Stcuhenv!lic N"dncS-
N1 morning
Mrs. VIII Shr!ncr v!s!tcd friends IN
S.nu!cnvii'c. Ohio. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Mccormack and grand
SEQ H!lly. mf li"thanT r!kc. were among
Tho shoppcrs in WcllshurE Tuesday.
Mrs. James Waddrn. "f brilliant
Oh:o. Visited n WrlIsburs "Wednesday
uo"ninE.
W. G.. Howard OF Main street. who
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inc .hr christmas vacation with their
nn-cn.s on Ash avenue.
NJ. ,.r,,., poymr- ~ Seventh street
g.. ,sry ~, - rruns
rori ri,rcr, has arrived hon, from
r,,..'r ,',,ro.. =, cincinnati! 10 spcWd
- ,-'...,,,, ,..,...,.,r
''', N,S,, Tn%;s r"I,nI CO ros,nrla avenue
= r,,.,, III or ,pumns.
NJ. n u,r.,,.rI has returned 20 &c"
,,,,,,, .. C,I,r,,-.,n after spending scy-
.-.,, f,,. WV, Mr. and Ms =. A.
L,r.'.,h,rso- 800, t,,.yrr.h stree.
w.in,. s,r,,r. 80 CAMERON WAS here
,ynI,o..,,,. ,r,r.,.,.inc hus,ueSs.
ISL. I,,, N,ocrx cr SECOND stree,
IS Quite IL.
Misses Lulu and prss Turner &c Tom
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MOUNDSV|LLE
HEWES FUNERAL
TO Be HELD TODAY
Victims Of Asphyxiation Will Be Laid
at Rest In Different Cemeteries.

Funeral services tor :hc late Mr.. and
Mrs David lic"rS. victims o; aSphEA'-
;.-;or. VII l." hid today. Til" body ut
;h, :uvrucr IS 70 :.c shipped th:S alter
,.nun :" t.arN>,,urg. where u Viii lie III
;"rr'd n The tLu!.N .r:. Nj N'wcS
VIII probably lie hU"l,'! h"y" today. al
;nnugh ,!cHn.;r ARA S"m"utS AZ" being
h"iG up pc:..laS the arrival Of E''a'
,lNrS.
Nj. ard Mrs. II.w"s wHr. c"uud
dead in their pedr"nn Tuesday after
,!uu: about o'r!"cH hy 4 uciSha"r
They n.ui been oNe.rrHnr by caS.
l.l,j.cS ~ The Grand Army Of tie E"-
l.:Ht;c he'd Sr:N! ,cS is: 'vCa:nS At tho
.:.s>c.t undertaking pan Tors fer the do
CEASED PERSONS. They w"re - ;ad -
ears o. age. respectively.
Aviator Took Leave.
Lieut.. Juuu z. McCreaiy. one - TIE
most famous aHia;orS In the world "E>
spent Tuesday night hero with taH;.
\ l.. S;mon:u. ;l,nar:rd yesterday morn
,ur ~ the last lex -: LIS flight /"
WASHINGTON. y. &. from Dayton. g.
Nc'rcady VAS forced /" Spc'd Tuesday
night m this cry ~ account ~ the
.airnc&$ nj IN" hour n la'I,:E.
Preparing for Christmas.
Practically every home III Mounds
Vile VII have Il Christmas tree TINS
local mCrCna'1tS assert. More
,:,cS are heinz. sold ,h,S week than
cvcr before Tho AMERICAN legion Will
&C 4 community ,'nriStu,aS tree sun
day afternoon ami c>cujms for The k;a-
dies If the city and 80 young heart
>LolII GO witInut some good cheer.
Excellent Picture.
"EroNsb WiN,,~.' i movie displayed
=, .hc strand las; night was one uf the
finest rir,uvcs shown here ~ many
!,"r,hs I'ropic NJ M"lt d>>il,e are 70
.rurrIiulatc M?uar"r VI. y. Syhert
upon p-cScutiu. thcr. with $ach high
class scrcc,. claSSic>
Have Christmas Party.
Tho klwauiS cal, VIII have m o.
fashioned christmas party a. ;h"t"
regular weekly meeting I" lie held tni*
,vcuiu. az the Snyder hotel i'ianS
arc tn have Il christmas tire" AMI Som'
~"rt ~ present w.t -. given TO c;,ch
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HARRISV|LLE
At tho Gem.

At tho Gem.
The Last of tho MohicanS. James
FcnImorc COnpcr's famous novel; a, 'ht
Gem, December %. >. Maurice l'HF
neur production, ."AllsFor Woman.
on December 80.
OIL Well.
It Is thought the oil wei Oh INC
Walter Christy farm, near Wheeling
valley. Will make a 51-barrel well. This
- tho best well that has been drilled
in This field.
Basketball.
The Harr!svii.e High sCaO)l opened
;hct, taske,ha season Friday evening
with Yor&"ii.c High school. tho visitor
defeating them 81. the score oc 81 10 IL
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fed TO Tax Commission. Notice mailed
10 each person Interested In payment
OF tax.
Marriage Licenses.
NLr:ua Howell A. &c. Il garage man
cr I.artrytr. aul Mary W,nitred Nhl'c
-. III NJ E.u~li;tg Rev. ". W. Nor
TN ,,.rt.rucd -. ceremony.
W!Ui,,, Earl lI:n"~. arr -. 4 farmer
nf Kelsey. and psi, Florence Parker
az. Is. 81 Coax. rv!.'". Rev. McGulrc
performed the .'v:cEl"my.
George Klein. TX" -. 4 coal miner
::d Mrs. JU,tn DaI">A' aE" H. ."'" Va
Martins Ferry Squire l""rF W. l'"'
vI,> performed tue CEREMONY
Lawrence lar'cl "in%. "Ee ~ Ca, -,
r"m''r. and Hat'" MAY Lucas "RG -
10th "t Rr:dGrr"rt l'c:. M'"SSF PEI
:r.mcd The 'rr"""My.
New Cnse1 Fl!ed.
The Doud"a Lumber company ~ l.;
c:IL Eoorn". Action - money "hH
2'n""nt claimed St'N"" WIN .h.'sr ',.
thereon from u" @''h ""F "i eur u'''
'"-". lrNC"n "!'"f"S i"'' ~" %''N
>u:H - IG" 10" i!A'''''' '''"'>.''"
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Members o. Ia" Wnmaus club WI,
Mold their regular monthly businc 80 SOS
son - ;hc library room on Seventh
street next Tuesday evening. y literary
program Will lac carried out az tA!s
meeting and ;hc Christmas Care! vii!
b. sang. The meeting VIII begin
promptly Il: 80 o'clock.
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Cuint May Cancel.
Miner Defendant Chosen.

Charles rjAl!c!a VII! hc L." next
po:,n ra;.cr 10 face ,rta, on charges
growing GA, ii the r,:f'"uvi.lc miue
battle las. July. CHllctl:t was a"rHirn-
cd on "Wednesday morning and entered
Z rlca Of not guilty. The da;c "f h,
trial was So, fer January =.
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M'MECHEN
COMMUNITY. CENTER
TO HAVE XMAS TREE

III nHtc hNlHO InEI
Tho ,',fsmYul;y Center c0wm!ttre has
r,auncd 80 place Il christmas tree u1
IN the Nci.cr lava IN connection with
-" entertainment 70 hc given IN the
-. james hal! IN !. 't:isn stree: MONDAY
evening. The tree VIII hc II Zee: h:Eh
and VIII J." decorated WITH electric
lights which Wi! l." turned on ever:
evening Gur!u" ia" week..
\ Christmas Caro-, VIII &c sung a;
the irc,. christmas cYCatnE
Tho tree was donated by SCVcra. OF
The business men IF IN" town who arc
Interested in TIC Welfare oc the COM
mU,i;y.
wonlan's CLUB Meeting.
Members o. Ia" W"maus club WI,
Mold thr!r regular monthly business SOS
son ~ ;hc i!hrar? room on Seventh
street next Tuesday evening. y literary
program viii lac carried out az tA!s
meeting and ihc Christmas Care, vii!
b. sang. The meeting VII begin
promptly Il: 80 o'clock.
TO Give Entertainment.
Members of tho sunday schoul oc Tie
Church u: God will g,Nu I'll entertain
ment n the church Sunday evening.
TIL" school - rch"@r&.ng every cen
ing III preparation fuc the event which
= expected :" T. w.! a't"n"eo o. 'Ne
v"""rc"a'i"n. Refreshments VIII DO
served a, -" clos -; IA" c'Hh'!S'
Council Meeting.
Members al IN" team S"iH';. Wa
met In ;he mayors exc" on MARSHALL
stree; ;hiS cvtn.aS where they VIII A"li
their regular weekly business session.
Matters pertaining I" IA" aHN".H'incn.
"c Now chief .: police VIII be taken
W.
Aloha Alpha Climb rIeettnx,
NTci.t,e-. OF the Alma Alpha club Will!
meet 4, ,..r home Of Ml.scs virginia and
NIarga-.. L,orI;"rs Of EtCth street this
evening Ni.~. to: vii, cniov fl SOFIA.
evening. \ rr"gyrn has been arranged
after which ia" evening viii be $pcut
- rr;ace and ,ru.!s Refreshments
w!r BE- s.rvcd 1t The close Of the even
.Hc.
All Day Session
Men. bors Of The Ladies Aid society q.
the Frs, ,.nr,e,fap ,.,iurch viii moc, +,
the ,',.:rrn ,N,lav whore they VIII hole!
,h.'r rr-,iar vtck,y all Gav session,
Quitting and nccd!cw"rk VII 10 TIC
r,ri,r.. ,' m, ,I,y,e ,.,,r.a,rrcn:
Girl Scout Meeting
Mentors - ,Ir I;'rl Ernn, ,rnon n.
N,olI..,,,r ,vi,r moo. ~ Tho .,Lon, and,
t,,y.r,, I'rl,.,. ,y.rL- After Tho bust
mess I.4 l.c, di@ruscL Of mn hour uc
Ir.i vin nc hrlI
q, Of r, r, Meeting
,j,Y..,rs rr he - Of 4, =, VIII mac.
~ their hali en- Marshall stree this
rysni,,c tr,.. m. brs,n.ss ar tho eve
,,f,nr Lno,, d,.,oscd ~ , s,rial hnrr
viii f,n crin-cd
To Give Dane.
Tic biyi. Land Sc~euaJ",,s have ie.
.,,l ;y.f.Y.l,Ys 10 ir,ir dance 70 hc
riv-u FRIDAY evening in tho %ain.
James han or Logan street This IS n
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Tei"ra'h,.' aud hypnotic d"m"U SRA
tons have been forbidden in NiCuaa,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-20
Why Build a Home If 1t Is Cheaper To Rent?
By C. W. BARTON

rthings desire for culture
people perish the lives
shack his attitude mind the things
He attitude toward the things which life
the right the
attitude his
this meast philosophy becomes the poison that destroys
business the thing that it was designed to stimulate
surrounds him with which
which
the 1t is where find their
speculation? Is there dollar
which capacity lift whole plane life?
be
did nothing than help aa the spirit
which In frankly that believe that the psychological
ing helps merely thing impress upon
white folks live
this deeper than the externas
Comfortable, cretable
there all
that the country BELIEVE
with ha consider worthy abaon
In the funess time shall get the practical of this question
should build
and live rented settled policy No afford
his and fullest the sake of being cheap
spiritual wish call it. the
no having his lot definitely
with the community and OF being nseparabe from he has made HIS
because the steadying
definite his
landlord his organizes
and his future The householder He euad
No matter how there something
else The householder
SOMETHING DEFINITE and he might have done otherwise He has
higher HE HAS BECOME HOUSEHOLDER
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-20

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possible should own his
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firmly believe that mistaken attitude toward this question
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